The New City Meat Market Promotes Prime Cuts
John Hartley Jr. offers finest beef and veal in the city and fresh salt and sugar cured meats. Cash paid for hides.
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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1915
Page
2
John Hartley Jr. offers finest beef and veal in the city and fresh salt and sugar cured meats. Cash paid for hides.
Magnolia and Wenona communities report numerous visits, weddings and gatherings. Local families attend church events, home bake sales, showers, dances and releases of new cars while neighbors travel to Peoria Toluca and Henry for visits and services.
Scientists estimate a Bob-white quail eats 75 000 worms and 10 pounds of weed seeds yearly. The bird is highly valuable to farmers alive, and should not be killed despite its diet.
A 1907 testimonial from EB Carrier a boat builder in River Street Henry and a 1915 update claim Doan's Kidney Pills remain trusted for kidney relief. The ad promotes 50 cent pricing and urges readers to ask for Doan's by name.
Local items report sickness and school closures, office moves, and travels of residents including G F Bell, Dr Morris, and Mr and Mrs Barton. New officers elected for the L.V.C and W.L.C, births announced, town election results, Lincoln program, and a benefit play at the opera house with proceeds for the fire department.
Guidance on dragging roads to improve surfaces during mud and freeze periods. Describes starting sides, dragging toward center, lifting earth gradually, and adjusting hitch to limit material moved. Warns drivers to avoid creating ruts and notes legal penalties for damaging a dragged road.
This editorial argues a paper must print fair reports even if individuals request secrecy. It cites real estate transfers as public records and warns gossip harms those involved. It notes the newspaper avoids gossip sensationalism and seeks legitimate news while offering cheap school tablets.
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