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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1906
Page
2
VAGNOL DEPART R. A. Ward serves as the local representative in Magnolia for The Henry Republican, with authority to handle all entrusted news and business for prompt attention.
George W. Hunt announces candidacy for County Superintendent of Schools Putnam County on the Republican ticket subject to the April 28 1906 primary. B B Wonser and Lyle H Durley announce candidacy for County Treasurer on the Republican ticket subject to the same April 28 1906 primary.
Jasper Ceci announces his candidacy for sheriff on the Republican ticket subject to the primary on Saturday April 28 1906 in Putnam County. He presents plans to uphold law and public safety and seeks voter support.
Gladys Ruble spent Saturday in Toluca and Lulu Otto was a La Salle caller Monday. Many Magnolia residents and relatives visited Henry, Toluca, Washburn, or McNabb with callers noted on multiple Saturdays and Sundays. A school election produced Wim Simonton as a victor. other local events include church activities, a silver medal event, and a new twelve pound baby born to the Sivelleres.
Community notes report at He Nabblant convention with Mrs. Kuhl and Miss Carrie Musser as leaders. A Friday silver medal contest awarded to Miss Mamie Hull. Miss Mamie Hull also won. Church notices cover Magnolia services and a May 10 quarterly conference. Alumni plan a Magnolia Fourth of July homecoming inviting all former residents and teachers to reunite with old friends.
Letter to the editor from Magnolia Illinois rebutting an Anti Kicker article about a petition for consolidation. Writer contests turnout figures, cites trustees actions, and argues against rushing the measure while defending readers’ right to their opinions.
Local notes from Lostant and nearby towns report social visits, travel, illness, and small town happenings. Mentions of civic changes, school and clerk shifts, and a quiet village election with 85 votes cast.
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