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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1907

Page

7

Board of Review notice and farm sale ad from Bradford area

The Board of Review schedules meetings at 9 a m through early days of each week until finished with work. Complaints must be written and signed by Aug 15. Also features a 225 acre Joseph Sutherland farm in Mile township Breau county near Bradford with 128 acres farm land 105 acres timber for sale to settle eisle or price. Includes unrelated agricultural ads and regional business notices.

Board of Review Cclck Y. Mt Joseph Sutherland Tenty Mile Township Breau County Wikols Tour “Miley Veast Bradford Shriver John A Wheeler Finnis

Various Local Notices and Events Mentioned

A collection of brief items notes Miss AHante Vogelsan returning from Chicago and Mrs William Longman plus Miss Bulleysment heading to Canada. Lawrence Peterman enjoys an outing with friends from Tistilwa Grove. Thomas Monier attends Hubert Turnbull Sr funeral in La Prairie township. St Josephs church ladies plan a park social with ice cream and cake. Dan Patch exhibition at Pekin valued at 26000 with 180000 offer refused. Rev Fr Zumbuehl to visit Henry Aug 11 after mud baths. canal break near Morris under repair with workers and submerged Capt Wallace boats. interurban electric car to Depue struck by lightning. three aboard including motorman injured. journey continues.

Ahante Vogelsan Chicago William Longman Miss Bulleysment Canada Lawrence Peterman Peterman Bros Tistilwa Thomas Monier Hubert Turnbull, Sr La_Prairie township Ladies of St Josephs Church Dan Patch Pekin Fr Zumbuehbl Henry Morris Wallace Princeton Seneca Depue la Salle Thesas

Rock Island Considers Ganz Motor Steam Car

The Rock Island road plans to test a German Ganz self-contained steam motor car that burns anthracite coal and is operated by one man. The steel car, eighty horsepower, would run up to thirty five miles per hour between Des Moines and Indianola, seating fifty two passengers with a seven foot baggage area and a long motor compartment.

Rock Island Germany Ganz Des Moines Indianola Australia

Pass he' e-gots twos

Redd I see that man Finn has got an automobile. Greene notes it was amusing to see him with it the first week. Each horn blow brought a quick look around as he peddled fish. Benevolent: Old Man warns Johnny about trouble ahead and a black eye looms in the near future.

Finn Greene Amr Johnny

A Fish Story From Carlinville Demands Court Comedy

A humorous clipped tale from Carlinville about Judge Vaughn and Sheriff Hackman going fishing at Beaver Dam. A monstrous three and a half pound bass is caught by Elmo Etter, but the judge proclaims the catch as his, prompting a mock court ruling and playful fuss among county officials.

Carlinville Democrat County Ofcers Beaver Dam Vaughn Daily Enquirer Illnois Waugh Beaver Elmo Etter Etter George L. Tipton W . Hackman Wim J. Pa‘ton Springfield Rhodes Judge Waugh Hackman J Elmo Erte George Tipton Hackman Clem Lumpkin Judge Vaughn Jones Hackman Etter

Advice on preventing sunstroke and heat in hot weather

A historical health bulletin urges calm conduct in heat to avoid sunstroke and fatigue. It recommends avoiding alcohol, limiting meat, favoring cereals and milk, buttermilk as a summer drink, and moderate weak iced tea while avoiding strong tea and coffee. It warns stimulants raise heart and nerve activity, increasing sunstroke risk.

Board of Health

Fragmentary Market Notes and Erratic Dialogues

OCR reads list of commodities like Corn and Wheat with broken, garbled values. A stray dialogue questions future regrets and mentions tin or nitroglycerin in a pocket, suggesting a fragmentary scene or stock report mixed with stray lines.

Social notes from Hennepin and area events

Mrs C G Greiner hosted a party Thursday August 11 for Missouri friends and her husband’s birthday with decorated table and a lively game session. Local residents travel to Peoria and Chicago, teachers’ exams draw crowds, wheat yields range 27 to 35 bushels per acre, and Tur ner-Hudnut buys a large wheat lot at 82 cents. Friday features a Bant show and Sunny South open air concert with a fine band.

Hennepin C. CG Greiner Missouri Jake Simpson Turner-Hudnut Company

Afternoon tea and community notices in Putnam

The Ladies Aid hosts an afternoon tea at the Christian church parlors on Wednesday August 14 with Mrs O P Carroll Mrs A L Kildon Mrs W M Drake and Mrs G W Lawson serving. Various local residents return visit travel and church matters noted including Rev Sittser chosen as pastor and a postponed Methodist revival.

Sittser Eureka Christian Church Methodist Church Enid Caroll S$ H Condit Mae Condit Los Angeles Cal Laura Sparling Kewanee Eisie Carroll John Chambers Jackson W. L. Kelso Michigan Jennie Swift Mary Wheeler Whitefield William Williams Aurora J M. Willams Western Wheel Company Billings Mont A L. Kildow Ethel Princeton Alice White Blue Hill Neb White C. R. Talisferro George Wheeler

Local Social Roundup From High Prairie

High Prairie residents report visits from Inez Prutzsman with uncle J. O. Winship. Lon and Mrs. Dally spent Sunday in Putnam at W. L. Kelso’s. A social at J. Wahbel’s entertained many, with Nettle Soper returning from Alexis. Mrs. Walter Winship visited relatives near Princeton. Young people on Western Avenue enjoyed Tuesday evening.

Inez Prutzsman Winship Lon Dally Putnam W. L. Kelso J. Wahbel Nettle Soper Alexis Bee Mrs. Chandler C. A. Sitser James Wherrys Walter Winship Princeton Western Avenue SC Ca

We Girls Meet at the Tomb of Mary and Meta Williams

Miss Mae Gondt and Georgie Stipp were part of a gathering that afternoon. After visiting relatives in Tiskilwasy Wranet they returned home. Mae Gondt had spent time in California and came home Monday.

Mary Meta” Williams Sall Georgie Stipp Tiskilwasy Wranet O. Mae Gondt California

Mysterious death of bachelor sparks village rumor

Camp Grove reports a prosperous bachelor with a few winnings dies under strange circumstances. Neighbors recall a planned visit by two girls who lured him inside then kept him up all night causing agitation. He wandered, found a friend in Bureau County wards, and was eventually relieved in the morning. I. I. Dugan and family visit relatives in Magnolia and Lostant.

Jgiris Bureau County I. I. Dugan Magnolia Lostant

Local News Roundup From Galva Area

The Galva News reports on sidewalk repairs prompting city leaders to act, a horse team inspection, and camp meeting decisions in Kankakee district Wakseka. It notes Edward Gaylord Ball of Tolven inherits from his uncle in Pontiac and changes to C M and St Paul rail division affecting local population. Attorney General Stead clarifies hunter license rules, and Chili festival plans surface with merchants urged to host free entertainment and sports attractions.

Galva News Kankakee Wakseka Edward Gaylord Ball Tolven Ooward Gaylord Pontiac

Two-Cent Rate Rile Sparks Local Fuss Over Fares

Fragmented lines show residents griping over a two-cent fare and rising travel costs. A speaker rails about taxes and travel, while plans to visit town and take lessons hint at broader price concerns and local economic strains.

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