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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1901

Page

2

Property for sale including farms and houses in Henry and surrounding areas

Multiple lots and farms listed for sale with prices and locations. Includes a six room house near Watercott's corner at 70 dollars, a two acre city lot, a 215 acre grain and stock farm northwest of Putnam, a 214 acre arm east of Monry, and a 676 acre farm in Steuben township priced at 10000 dollars with easy terms. Also offers excursions to the Orer and third Tuesday monthly and a five dollar per acre snap deal on easy terms.

Watercott’s Corner Putnam Monry Fleury Bureau County White~ Field Township Lo Icres Steuben Henry

Republican Office Phone No Editors Residence Phone

Fragmentary OCR lists contact details with a phone number 78 and headings Republican Office and Residence. No clear event or context available to derive further facts or names.

Republican

Bedley court of inquiry findings spark public confidence

The public supports the Bedley court of inquiry and accepts its findings on the admiral's official conduct. The Cincinnati Enquirer notes a summer resort as a place for change and rest with servants getting change and hotels taking rent. Ohio Republicans show renewed unity with likely large gains. Wheat yields expected to surpass corn, aiding farmer returns. Despite tax cuts, internal revenue grows last month, signaling possible further tax reductions by Congress.

Bedley The Cincinnati Enquirer Sumamer

Pension widows and orphans form quarter of U S pensioners

About one quarter of the pension roll consists of widows and orphans of deceased soldiers. Widows of officers and privates are treated the same, with most pensioned widows being widows of private soldiers. England provides no pension for widows of private soldiers.

United States England

Telegraph to Be Replaced by Phone Recording for Train Orders

Within months the Lackawanna road will replace telegraph train orders with a telephone system using phonographs to record every spoken word. If successful, other railroads are expected to adopt the innovation nationwide.

Lackawanna Road Lackawanna

Illinois Governor Pledges to Keep Word Amid Board Resignations

Gor Yates comments on resignations of Miss Lathrop and Dr Hirsch from the state board of charities. He cites public misapprehension about pledges made before the election and reiterates his vow to become governor and fulfill it to the letter if elected.

Gor Yates

Col J Mack Tanner Chosen Secretary of State Charities Board

The final choice of Col J Mack Tanner as secretary of the state board of charities has been made with none of the board’s members approving and one member opposing. Gov Yates favored Tanner and secured the appointment despite a former northern Illinois state senator’s interest. The position is influential and requires expertise in charitable work, and the board’s selection signals confidence in his capacity.

Col J. Mack Tanner Etufé Board of Charities Illinois Yates Tanner

Insect and reptile invasion crowds headlines

The piece cautions that insects and reptiles are increasing and invading human spaces. Moths, snakes, ants, frogs and other creatures are described as disrupting towns from New York to Altoona and Dublin. The author warns against accepting sensational newspaper reports as gospel truth.

New York City Pennsylvania Kurthans and Clearfield Altoona Dublin Ind

State Fish Laws tighten penalties for unsanctioned fishing

The state legislature directed wardens to prosecute those sowing or netting fish in non navigable rivers and waterways. It reiterates May 1901 fishing bans except hook and line April 16 to August 1 for bass pike and pickerel. August 1 to April 15 allows no nets under two inches square in commercial waters. Also notes Rev Dr Joseph Cook’s death and recalls his career as a powerful lecturer and reformer with wide audience reach.

Febn ‘Commission Joseph Cook Boston Philadelphia Peote

Surgeons Differ Over Use of Knife in Appendicitis

At a Milwaukee convention of homeopathists physicians debated appendicitis treatment. The speaker argued that few codes require surgery. many doctors agree operations are necessary only in certain cases. Evidence cited shows doctors treating appendicitis successfully without surgery under specific conditions.

Homeopathista Milwaukee

Franklin L. Velde Praised as Circuit Judge Candidate

The Trades and Labor Gazette and The Cazzette laud Franklin L. Velde republican nominee for Circuit Judge. They call him capable, honorable, honest, and well educated, born in Tazewell County, with a strong Illinois legal standing. Winslow Evans backs Velde as an able, cool headed choice and trustworthy with cases.

Trades and Labor Gazette The Trades and Labor Assembly Peoria and Canton Franklin L. Velde Cazzette Tazewell Illinois Velde Winslow Evans Evans

Allen's Foot-Ease Promises Instant Foot Comfort

Ladies can wear shoes one size smaller after using Allen's Foot-Ease powder. It eases tight or new shoes, relieves coins and bunions, and claims to cure swelling blisters calls sore spots and sweating. Sold at druggists and shoe stores, with a trial package by mail from Allen’s Olmsted Le Roy NY.

Allen Olmsted le Roy

Hawaii Statehood Debate Versus Nevada Comparison

The writer argues Hawaii should join the union, noting its population of 154,000 and comparing it to Nevada. The piece suggests Hawaii would match or exceed Nevada in intelligence and morality, while noting prize fighting legality. It concludes by proposing admitting Hawaii or excluding Nevada.

Hawaii Nevada Mountain Commonwealth Elawan

Caution Urged on Koch Tuberculosis Findings by Dr Gresswell

Dr Gresswell, chairman of the National Live Stock Association sanitary committee, warns against hasty judgments on Koch’s claims about differences between human and bovine tuberculosis. He urges weighing evidence and suspending judgment until corroboration by other observers, noting many scientists doubt Koch’s conclusions. He stresses that cattlemen should not assume bovine tuberculosis poses no risk to humans and that further confirmation is needed by top authorities.

Gresswell National Livestock Association Koch

Slavin and Van Dorn Moye Leave Peru In Banishment

Pat Slavin and Jack Van Dorn, recently linked to a shooting incident, were told by the city marshal to exit Peru. Slavin heads to Shippingport aboard the Daisy Belle while Van Dorn leaves for Henry, Sr. The Commodore waved farewell as supporters lined the riverbank amid a 21 gun salute and Slavin's departure signaled an inglorious end to their Peru era.

Slavin van Dorn Moye Peru Pat Slavin Jack van Dorn van Dorn Henry, Sr Slavin Wsis Pat'slavin Shippingsport Commodore Slavin Daisy Belle Faewell

Tragic Train Crash Claims Three Wyannet Boys

Three boys Harley Humrick aged 8 Henry Young aged 10 and Harry Mears aged 10 were killed instantly when struck by a Denver Limited train at a crossing in Wyannet's business district. The Chicago Burlington & Quincy line does not stop there.

Wyanet Harley Humrick Henry Young Harry Mears Crossing i Denver Limited Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railway

Bank valuations adjusted by board for two city lenders

Charles R. Jones of Figg National Bank explained the value gap between Lacon and Henry banks before the Board of Review. The board raised Henry bank valuation by 7100 dollars, making Lacon at 18500 and Henry at 11500, with Jones accepting a small raise.

Board of Review Charles R. Jones Figg National Bank Henry Te Lacon and Henry Banking Institution Lacon States Lagg Bank Henry*bank Arog Hey Bank Jacon Bank Jones Henry Bank Lacon Bank Jh Henry Bank Lacon Joy, Nal

Health Improvement Attributed To Kings New Discovery

In Sadieville Kentucky the sudden health improvement of Mr B P Waker and his granddaughter is credited to Kings New Discovery. The husband reports it cured coughs bronchitis and severe whooping cough in both. Trial bottles free at Powell's city drug store with guaranteed 60 cent and one dollar prices.

Sadieville P. Wwaker Powell’s City Ely Price &Cents Ely Brothers Warren Street New York J. J F. A. Powells’ City Drug Store

Global heat puzzles astronomers as record warmth spreads

Official records show decade warming with hot summers and cold winters since 1871. Some blame orbital shifts or thinning solar vapors, while observers note no major disturbance in the sun's vapors. The puzzle deepens as heat reaches all regions, even far north, with Siberian records of 110 degrees. A fruit note and local notices follow.

Europe Astronoomera Man Earth Upper Siberia

August Flower Declared Best Gale Medicine of All Time

The advertisement touts August Flower as the largest gale remedy in the civilized world. It claims ancient use by mothers and grandmothers for indigestion and biliousness, noting doctors were scarce. It describes cleansing the system, regulating the liver, and improving nervous action with a few doses. May be found at Dr. Powell's with Green's Prize Almanac.

Admiral Kimberly Congratulated On Record Loyal to Service

Washington Aug 2 The Navy Department did not name a successor to Admiral Kimberly on the Schley court of inquiry. In a letter he asked to be detached due to a weak heart after fifty-five years of naval service. Acting Secretary Hackett replied there is no cause for mortification and praised his loyal record.

Kimberly Washington, D. C Navy Department Schley Court of Inquiry Department Secretary of the Navy Hackett

Day Before Hustle and Pie Making

The poem describes a flurry of activity with hustling to bake pies and cakes, packing baskets, and preparing before morning sun dispels fears of rain. Then a rush to the woods follows the busy period.

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