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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1906
Page
11
Sparland Department Head Handles Henry Republican News
Prof. J. R. Bouton acts as Local Representative in Sparland for The Henry Republican and oversees entrusted news. He is authorized to transact all business concerning this paper and will ensure prompt attention to items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Bouton
Sparland
Henry Republican
Local Notes and Updates From Town Front
A roundup of community items includes Hamilton Barr's illness last week, coal activity at Robert Roe’s bank, and Henry Wetzel’s return home. Numerous visits from Peoria and Chicago areas, a 48 vote primary count, and travel to Iowa for coal boring are noted along with weather hints and a coal chute fire causing loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Barr
Robert Roe’s Bank
Henry Wetzel
Julia Klatz
Peoria
Anna Becker
Jennie Ray
Chicago
Minnie Ruth
Charles Duncan
Iowa
Emma van Antwerp
Mamie Green
Chicago Heights
Helen
Marion Gapen
Frank
D. H. Baumflek
J. R. Bouton
Local Baseball and Community News From Sparland Area
In Oscar McLaughlin's pasture a fine young grounds hosts a Married Men versus High School boys game, with the Married Men prevailing. The town records a string of visits, travels, and health notes including Mrs. Frank Anderson’s mother’s illness, James Lyons and wife with Mrs. Lyons' mother, and neighbors traveling to Chillicothe for ball. Death of Wm. McCall from heart disease and dropsy noted. funeral held at Sparland cemetery. Several locals attend church and school events, with gossip on housing scarcity, travels to Chicago and Peoria, and upcoming Epworthians plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar McLaughlin
Frank Anderson
West
Roseville
Anderson
Peoria
James Lyons
Sparland
H. S. Myers
Milan
Myers
Clara Robb
Old Mexico
McCall
Chessman
Harry Marshall, Jr
Highland Park College
Des Moines
Harry
Frank W. Hanna
Highland Park
Bradford
Henry
Wes
Delbert Taylor
State
Lincoln
Neb
Della
Chicago
Jennie Kelley
O'Leary
Edith Waugh
Lilly Simpson
Anna Becker
Courtney
Mollie B. Smith
Dr. Plough
Bessie Willard
Dorothy Scott
Dayton
Mildred E. Greene
Richard Davidson
Ora D. Dille
Groveland
Charles Casey
Lajcon
Forbes
Arkansas
A. E. Calder
Herman Webber
Webster Green
A. Porter Webber
Dille
Ethel Adams
Grace, Powell
Lucy Gallup
Leroy
Myrtle Hastings
Lenna McVicker
Castleton
Mr. McCull
Mary Davidson
Mary Hastings
Fannie Dille
J. R. Davidson
Black
Wilbur ‘Root
Lake Senachwine
George A. Hurt
Epworthians
Phoebe Webber
Wenona
LeVeta Webber
Ada Aitchison
Edith Leigh
Eva May Stowell
Watson
Stowell
Narrow Escape at Railroad Crossing
Paralysis of the lower limbs left a man named Harry Seibold almost hit by a gravel train backing down without signal at a crossing last Tuesday. He barely pulled away as the horses panicked, causing a brief town-wide excitement and the near collision between cart and locomotive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Seibold
Etting
Say-so of Dr. Pierce Medicines Endorsed by Doctors
Medical pros including Finley Ellingwood Hale Scudder John King Grover Coe and others praise Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription for female ailments such as weakness prolapsed uterus irregular menses and pelvic disorders. The ad asserts it is not a secret medicine and invites letters for consultation with guaranteed confidentiality. It also promotes Dr Pierce's Medical Adviser and Pellets for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Finley Ellingwood
Bennet Medical College
Chicago
Hale
John M. Scudder
Cincinnati
Ohio
John King
Cincinnati Ohio
Grover Coe
New York
Bartholow
Jefferson Medical College
R.vierce
Buffalo
Coast Romance Ends in Abduction and Sea Life
Alix Wint and John Christopher, once rivals for Dorothy Mosher, sparred over her. Christopher wed Dorothy and sailed away aboard his schooner, while Wint joined the Hereford Inlet life saving station. A great Jersey storm tests the crew as a distress voyage unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alix Wint
John Christopher
Dorothy Mosher
Christopher
Wint
Dorothy
Hereford Inlet
Jersey
Rescue at Northbar Inlet Saves Dorothy and Wint
In a dramatic seamark rescue at Hereford inlet a schooner founder near Northbar. Dorothy and her husband Wint are key figures as the life-saving crew braves lethal surf to save them both. The World-Herald account recalls a perilous night and a daring act with lasting tragedy.
Burdette Sermon at Temple Baptist LA Titled The Gold of the Iland
Reverend Robert Burdette delivered a sermon at Temple Baptist Church in Los Angeles using Genesis xi 12 as his text. He spoke on the theme tainted money and warned against greed and material excess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Burdette
Temple Baptist Church
Los Angeles
Iland
Pure White Lead Paint Purity and Informed Purchases
The article warns that pure white lead paint, though inexpensive per pound, lasts longer and is safer for building projects. It urges property owners to insist on absolute purity and to be fully informed about paint materials before buying.
Dollar Bill on Sunday altar and tariff lines argued
A sermon uses a dirty dollar as a symbol of sinful past, praising the church’s mercy and questioning whether redemption should elevate the worn bill. A separate column argues that tariffs protect watch and steel rail industries, preserving jobs and national independence, urging Republicans to defend protectionist policy.
Common Sense Tariff Tall
A Henry Republican opinion warns that the party risks losing votes if it fails to promise tariff revision. It urges careful changes only where inequalities exist, defending the American system as central to Republican doctrine to avoid political shipwreck.
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. F. Hunter
Illinois
the Avery
Kingman
O. M. McLaughlin
Sparland, Ill
Sparland Department
Sparland Personals
LA Pramie Center
Northbar
Alix
Oma-sha World-Herald
Burdette
Shipman
National Lead Company
State Street
Bears
S Castoria
Grace and Mercy
Christ
Savior
all-Father
Israel
Havilah
America
Europe
England
Republican Party
John M. Kirkpatrick
Indianapolis
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
Soc
International Pub. Co
P. O
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