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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1914

Page

4

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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