Henry County News Briefs Mixed Local Items and Events
Local notes report Dr and Mrs W W Mercer visiting relatives, John Green moving to a new residence, Henry baseball team defeating Spring Valley 17 to 2, and upcoming Wyoming game. Delegates attended Peoria district missionary meeting in Hale Memorial Peoria. Ample mentions of Chautauqua growth, forges, mental health, hotels, council elections, road law changes, electricity marvels, and various local residents and events.
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W. W. Mercer
J. B. Mercer
John Green
Douglas Chance
Henry High School
Spring Valley High School
Wyoming High School
Henry
Queen Esther Circle
Peoria
Woman's Home Missionary Meeting
Hale Memorial Church
Marian Doyle
Minerva McKenzie
Jessie Mercer
Redpath
Tis_kilwa
Myron Worthington
Cleveland
Joseph A. Bush
Louis Tjarks
Mary Bush
Frank Bush
Danforth
Covert
Mich
Sineeie
Madrid
Spain
Signor Iglesias
Marconi
Bee -Stickel
Putnam
Chicago
B. Stahl
Lacon
Frank Potter
Andy Stibgen
Second Stree
Grant Traver
Fami
John E. Barry
Ford
George Freer
H E. Jacobs
Varna
Mr. Wasmer
Michael Balensiefen
George W. Hasselman
The
la Salle Tribune
Meta Massi¢on
J .J Massieon
Peru
Hasselmim
Henry Deck
Hennepin
Mary Deck
Sarah Deck
Marseilles
Mabel Allen
Alicin Allen
Wheatland
Bureau County
Harry Spencer
Spencer
Henry Allen
Russell Corson
Xenia
Sarah Leech
Washington
Franklin
Oglesby
Clemens Beaumont
United States
Beaumont
Father A. Majewski
la Salle
St. Hyacinth’s
L. Bob- Klewicz
Depue
Majewski
Drenwicki
Depne
Przbysz
St. Valentine's Church
Ars. Law
Attis’ Nelle
India
Hodges
Messrs. Repine
Powers
Bacon
Toluca
State Auditor's
Springfield
CG. C. Wescott
Chillicothe
Senate
Wescott
R. W .L. Gregory
Aledo
Sterrett
Second
West Street
Mary Duke
Roy Rauter
Swem
Gulf Stones
St Francis Hospital
Fred Noe
Penn
Hicks Park
Schweickert
Noe
Schwetckert
Streator Federals
Vicksburg
Corinth
Mississippi
Salisbury
Deisher
Maggie
Elsmeyer
Katherine
Kit) Sutton
Michael Sutton
Eramerica
BE. M. Mashino
Offices
of-the-City Railway—Co
Church of the Visitation
Kelley
West 64Th Street
Opera House
Advi
Jessie Green
O. P. Carroll
Kewanee
G. L. Schultz
Irasrown
Benny—Republican
Starved Rock Ferry Co
Gates
J J
G. O. Traver
St. Joseph’s League
James Hartley
Louise Griswold
Florida
Richard
Charles E. Swift
Homer Swift
Emma Swift
Louise Grswold Mason Wilson
Putnam County
Senachwine Township
Joseph Brown
Adam Staab
Obituary notes and local social updates from Lacon area
Local notices from Lacon and nearby towns report deaths, funerals, visitors, and arrivals. John Simmons of Lacon died in Kankakee and was buried there. numerous relatives and friends attended services and gatherings in Chillicothe Decades of social news include visits to Peoria Rome Metamora and Chicago, exams for rural mail carriers, and movement of residents between Lacon Morris and surrounding communities.
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Henry
She -Stening
Ibsois
B.A Feghi
National Dureatt of Education
Foght
Illinois
Louisiana
Minogis
Blair
Lawrence County
Vermillion County
Springfield
Sangamon
Logan
McLean
Woodford
Putnam County
la Salle
RoWay
DeKalb County
Winnebago
Cook
John Simmons
Lacon
George
Kankakee
Wrandairs
John Kanive,Jr
Andrew Baechler
George Crank
Washburn
Ariyses Wilma McNutt
Goldie
Gibbs
Chillicothe
Earl Taylor
Rozelle Hayden
D. B. Kinsella
J. H. Magoon
Chicago
Viva-Lester
Evein
Peoria
Arate
Paul Nelson
Morris
Epent
Sindayio
John Kanive
le Henry -Ebright
Leon ,Creabil
Mabel
Debright
Bessie -McDonald
Perchome
Hoston
John
Smith
Emily, Orcutt
Strange Customs Of Pueblo Indians Story From Chicago Paper
A Chicago publication describes Pueblo and Navajo practices along the Rio Grande, noting matrilineal child custody, clan marriage rules, burial customs, and craft skills. It highlights turquoise jewelry, silver work, and unique house and ritual details, contrasting tribes while preserving vivid, period views.
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New Mextco
Rio Grande
Southa
Fildges
Ohlys
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Tiffany Jewelers of
New York
F. J. Brown
Republicans Keep Control Across Rock Island Region
In Rock Island the Republican ticket won nearly all seats, with one supervisor elected. In Moline Republicans polled 2562 and gained one supervisor. McLean retained control with 35-member board, strong showings. Peoria and Springfield also favored Republicans, who won most county boards and increased district gains. Macomb kept its old majorities. Ashnali showed strength. Reports from across the state indicate Republican gains and broad dominance despite opposition tickets.
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Rock Island
Wis
McLean
Tommy
Republica
Peorische
Bains
Jav Thevétty
Eng
Springfield
Repsulicans
Segamon
Willgcontrol
Macomb
Ashnali
Republians
O. E. Onty
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Harry Marshall
Sparland
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W. S. Valentine & Son
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Pavilion Park
Henry Greys
Islanders
Moline
Davenport
MercManus
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