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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1906

Page

12

Community Notes From Mt Palatine and Surroundings

Lon Emans of Magnolia visited Miss Lvitschuh on Sunday. John Keineman has been ill all week. G P Koehler of McNabb dined with Mrs Joseph Bishop. Harry Vannatta Ethel Harkins H G Gunn and Miss Helen Brenneman attended C E program Sunday evening. Y W C T U members plan to meet next Saturday at Miss Bishop’s home. Helen Leitschuh visited Mrs George Kuhn in McNabb. Miss Weicherding visiting Frank Lauf in Venona. Sidney Stansell moved to Canada after leaving Union Grove school. George Travis of Henry visited Allan Smith last week. Marie Gallaher returned home from Chicago. Charles Gallaher went back to Chicago after a week with family.

Orangeville Miss Bishop Helen Leitschuh George Kuhn McNabb Miss Weicherding Frank Lauf Venona Sidney Stansell Canada Union Grove George Travis Henry Allan Smith Marie Gallaher Chicago Charles Gallaher Gladys Ruble Toluca Lulu Otto la Salle W. H. Griffin Lostant Margaret Roberts Grover Kidd Mr. Sweany Harry Wilson BE. R. Spencer Wm. Simonton Elizabeth Badgley Hecht Pem Weaver Hope Sam Potter Abe Shipley Varna Magnolia E. A. Mathis T. M. Dean J. H. Price H. C. Mills Memphis Helen Judd Wenona Mollie Judd Lizzie Phillips Wesley Allen Bert Ehringer Clarence Johnson Washburn George W. Remley Clarence Ray George Fannie Willey Cora Harned Secord Burl Roberts Independence Santa Fe Ladies Aid Society Massie Magnolia M. EB J. D. Calhoun James SS. Phillips James J. Dunne

Magnolia Representative Authorized to Transact News Paper Business

R. A. Ward serves as Magnolia local representative for The Republican and is entrusted with all news items for prompt attention. He is authorized to transact all business connected with this paper.

R. A. Ward Magnolia Henry Republican

Putnam County GOP Primary Announces Two Candidacies

George W. Hunt declares for County Superintendent on the Republican ticket in Putnam county with primaries set for April 28, 1906. E. F. Wonser also seeks County Treasurer on the Republican ticket with April 28, 1906 primaries. Lyle H. Durley listed as a Republican candidate.

Sheriff Candidate Jasper Cecil for Putnam County

Putnam County voters are advised that Jasper Cecil seeks the office of sheriff on the Republican ticket subject to the primaries held April 28 1906. Cecil campaigns on law enforcement experience and party backing in the upcoming election.

Putnam County George W. Hunt E. F.1 Wonser Jasper Cecil

Magnolia Personal Notices and Community Gleanings

Magnolia residents and guests figure in a long list of calls visits and travels. Names include Gladys Ruble Lulu Otto W H Griffin Margaret Roberts Grover Kidd Sweany and many more with social events elections and upcoming church events. A business transfer sees James S S Phillips acquire James J Dunne's restaurant stock in Magnolia.

Magnolia and McNabb WCTU Meeting Highlights

Magnolia and McNabb hosted a WCTU convention with leaders Mrs. Kuhl of Chicago and Miss Carrie Musser of Orangeville. The event featured speeches, a silver medal, and musical numbers by local talent, including two student drills and a seven-girl contest with medals awarded by judges.

Magnolia McNabb Kuhl Chicago Carrie Musser Orangeville Center School Mamie Hull

Lostant News Roundup Highlights Local Moves and Fires

Local notes from Lostant and surrounding areas cover political turnout with 35 votes cast in the village election, several staffing changes in stores, visits by residents to Granville and Peoria, and a farm fire that destroyed a chicken house and stock. Names include Mrs. Murphy, Maud Miller, Grace Williamson, Lechner and Harth, and Thomas Fitzgerald among others. The report notes visits from Henry, McNabb, and Sterling residents and upcoming community activity.

Sarah Philips California Lostant Mary Condon Walter Sterling T. H

Caught Cold While Hunting a Burglar

Provincial constable Wm Thos Lonergan of Chapleau Ontario recounts catching a severe cold while hunting a burglar in a forest swamp last fall. He used Chamberlain s Cough Remedy, took two small bottles, and was completely cured. The remedy is advertised for coughs and colds and touted as faster than other treatments. For sale by J Be & FP A Powells City Drug Store Henry IL.

Wm. Thos, Lonergan Chapleau Ontario Chamberlain J. BE. & FP. A. Powells City Drug Store Henry, Il

Castoria The Kind You Have Always Bought

The notice presents a vintage pharmaceutical claim for Castoria with the signature Colbie. It asserts ownership of the familiar product and branding. No dates or explicit actions are provided in the readable text.

Castoria Colbie

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Spencer Yours Truly W. Spencer Magnolia, Ill Strauss Bros Sivell & Defenbaugh Magnolia Bank Robert G. Dakin M. D Ill Oalls J. M. Downey Illinois W.H. Weathers, M. D. G Chicago Veterinary College Lash Place Ramage House Magnolia Central Massie Restaurant Allen Griffith's Laundry the Republican Lyle H. Durley Magnolia Personals Strawn Epworth League Old Town William Haws Magnolia Alumni Association Beatrice Massie L. E.S Anti-Kicker Board of Trustees Rod Morphew Hardware Co Mr. Anti C. H. Ransom W. C. T. U. County Institute Granville Charles Stockhaus Peoria Fred Wolf Sway Depue Murphy Caruthers Lad Clemens & Dugan Magnolia, Illinois
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