Apprentice Wanted for Printing Office Career
Republican office seeks a boy to learn the printing trade. It offers a stepping stone to fame and fortune, developing both mechanical skills and intellect. Apply at once.
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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1900
Page
2
Republican office seeks a boy to learn the printing trade. It offers a stepping stone to fame and fortune, developing both mechanical skills and intellect. Apply at once.
The Big Bend Republican county convention draws leaders and delegates for a key gathering next Wednesday and Saturday. Speakers include Nuidge Yates and Lon Fort with Miner Owens, plus local officials on a drive to boost the 1896-style effort.
Drainage trustees vote to shut gates and cut off canal water then release about 30 000 cubic feet per minute from the Des Plaines into the canal. The action aims to remove the large coffer dam at Jackson Street Joliet and work will begin soon and take nearly a month.
The Republicans plan a large Saturday nominating convention at ncon with expanded township delegations. The event blends delegate convention and mass meeting features to express county sentiment and spur support for McKinley and Roosevelt among every voter.
An advert claims Fferbine cures constipation and restores liver function, describing relief from fatigue and sluggish digestion. The product is sold by Dr Powell at a price of 69 cents.
A letter critiques a published assessment list in Henry township arguing the tabulation mislabels owners and improvements. It cites Anton Greaser, O L Travis, George Brits, George Nutt, BE H Christy, and others, noting the explanations refer to different people and items than the owners.
Henry township Republicans caucused in the council chamber selecting delegates to the county convention in Lacon on Aug 11. E B Smith D W Horrom J R Newman and others were named with alternates. Whitefield picked ten delegates at its town hall with George Wall chairing. Saratoga Township also named delegates to meet at Lacon. The convention opens at 11 o clock in the courthouse.
Gen Miles recalled meeting Pawnee Bill known as Gordon W Lillie who led a Pawnee scouts unit and later a battalion of Indian police. The West’s famed showman and frontier figure was once a guest in Oklahoma and earned the title White Chief of the Pawnees for his service to the government.
The Publishers Auxiliary reports The Henry Republican enters volume 49 with Burt’s management for 85 years. The paper focuses on local community needs rather than metropolitan trends, maintaining a first class standard.
The paramount issue is whether Mr Bryan will campaign in the country or stay on his Lincoln porch. Leaders are divided in opinion on the tactic and timing of his public appearance.
The notice corrects previous figures noting Eureka’s new Christian church cost likely $1800 rather than $16,000. It explains an accounting entry labeled O” that influences the reported amount and value.
A travel write up praises South Bend Indiana noting asphalt streets clean yards and green spaces. The author visits Studebaker and Oliver homes admired for wealth and style then tours the county jail court house Notre Dame and St Marys Universities lauding architecture and Catholic heritage. The Notre Dame library museum and cathedral are cited as superb with students housed in well ventilated dormitories. The piece ends with admiration for the city and a suggestion to take further excursions.
A selection of new titles appears on library shelves led by a notable China study and Old Oregon, with works by Lilian Bell and James Lane Allen among others. Listings include The Bee People and The Widow O Callahan's Boys, plus Unleavened Bread and In the South Seas.
O P M Holiday of Deming Indiana recalls his baby suffering June and July with stomach illness. He gave four drops of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in water and the child recovered quickly. Sold by Dr Powell. Subscribe for The Republican.
Articles describe travelers, visits by Misses Hattington and Miss Maxey, real estate moves by Wesley Doyle, and a Pawnee Bill show program controversy. Also noted are theft at King place, Peoria press choices, and various family and community updates in Henry and nearby towns.
The article reports on church activities in Wheatland township including the Mission Band meeting with Rev Fr Leo Krenz visiting from Colorado, sermons by Rev BR Campbell at Coral Park, and St Mary’s New Opera Hall services. It also mentions Wheatland township Sunday school convention and social events at the M E church and Presbyterian church, with details on parsonage fundraising, camp meetings at Oak Hill Peoria County, and local happenings such as a dog incident at the park.
The Big Bend Reunion and Old Set tlers' picnic will run four days in Lucan from Tuesday to Friday. Camp Kipp will sit in City Park with free tents wood straw water and access for all veterans families friends and drum corps. Ample lodging available citywide and Gehrig's Military Band of Pekin will provide daily music plus a free afternoon and evening program.
De WW F Spencer of Geneseo and family visit to Under Hill for the day visiting relatives Mr Janders and John A Spencer in White Held. Dr Spencer a successful physician. Pattison of Eagle Grove and wife visit families of D Ketchum J D McVicker and G P Deyoe. Mrs Patterson is daughter of W H McVicker. Pattison is a North Western railroad dispatcher. Also preview of the Twentieth Annual Wyoming Fair Aug 28 31 with races ballons ferris wheel and attractions. Local items mention sturgeon catches in the Illinois river and city news on a Monday meeting.
transfers include T A Hetrick to W H Morris lot 16 Florid County Clerk to Jeff Durley to lot 8. Durley to Martha McCarten. John M M lots 1 and 2 blk 18 McNabb. Balmes to Casper. Simonton transfers. Olson to Henning. Smith plat adj to Granville. Stanton to Clemens. Cofold transfers. licenses to wed for Green Lopeman Henning Cassell Smithers Leech.
The Republican office advertises Judgment Notes Promissory Notes Seipt Books and assorted envelopes sold in single or bulk packs at low prices. It also offers boxed stationery low prices and ruled tablets, plus artistic printing. Reads Henry Republican Weekly Inter Ocean and journal combined for £2.00.
Piles cause great pain and can worsen other ailments. Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment is promoted as a remedy. Sold by Dr Powell with 60 cent bottles and 75 cent tubes.
A daughter was born in the Oxbow on August 2 to A L Travis weighing fifteen pounds. In Sanquhar Scotland in 1900 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Wim Vickerton (nee Bensie Dunlop). Also a notice from Thompson Bros at Lundy LN.
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