White Rocks Visit Henry Reds In Baseball Game
Henry defeats White Rocks 15 to 3 as Gurtz strikes out 15 and Glatz holds the visitors to four hits. Henry nets four runs in the fourth and two more in the fifth while Umpire Harney receives compliments for fair handling. Mrs. Nancy Gunn of La Salle marks her 100th birthday. the steamer Peerless conducts a Henry Hennepin excursion to Starved Rock with 110 passengers.
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White Rocks
Henry Sunday
Palmer
Coe
Haines
Elder
Powers
Clawson
Henry Haines
Wiley
McManus
State
Joe
Glatz
Manski
Kerns
Henry
Harney
Nancy Gunn
la Salle
Peerless
Henry and
Hennepin
Starved Rock
Historic Rock
Ilinois River
York
Tee
Filder
Sete
Wellwanger
Ese Reese
Lincoln
Bese White
Steers Ui Walters
Siewers
Reds
Fromme
Hitler
White
Lofgren
Walters
Elder Frommes
Palmera
A Powers
Alta
Lester Brown
Edward Bean
Peoria
Rock Island
Brown
Bean
Rock Island Railroad Company
U. S. Express
D. D. Dow
Dow
Princeville
Chillicothe
Elmwood
Buffalo
New York
Edna Manly
Fred Swain
Peru
Illinois River
Hudson
Henry City Cornet
Will Patterson
Former La Salle Banker Praises Union Central
A former La Salle banker George M Murphey commends Union Central Life Insurance Co Cincinnati for paying 2038 12 on policy 24428 after 23 years of coverage under a ten annual payment endowment plan He notes total paid 1124 80 and interest 913 32 and that the 2038 12 exceeds the policy 2000 by 8 12 The letter praises reliability and promptness of the company and cites another policy due 1906.
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Union Central
M. E. Schryver
G. M. Murphey
la Salle
George L. Meisser
George M. Murphey
Co. W. Weckbach
Union Central Life Insurance Co
Polo
Ill
Union Central Life Insurance Company of
Cincinnati
Union Central ‘Life Insurance Company
Union Central Life Insurance Company
Jay
J. C.ford
Henry
City council proceedings and local ordinances in Henry
Regular meeting Aug 7 1905 lists present mayor and five aldermen with bills approved including wages and utilities. Second meeting Aug 9 adopts sidewalk ordinances for cement walks on Third Thomas Main Williams and a crossing at Green with funding by general tax. Obituary notes Eli Albertson long-time Henry resident died Aug 3 at 88 after a paralytic stroke. survived by seven daughters and a son-in-law group attended funeral. Burial in Henry cemetery.
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Hutchins
Brown
Smith
Cromwell
Townsend
Dille
Dewey
George Halblieb
E. B. Wright
Sheveless
Walter Eagleston
Sieisiessass
L. Peterman
W. Potter
Standard Oil Co
J. M. Davis
Seacrevereast
Phil Thomas
Henry Electric Light
Patrick Harney
George Hall
Bae You
John Fraley
Elit Itucuatiemeris Pss
John Reginald
Niels Nocood
George Johnson
Pershing
Fred Dawson
John Haun
Taare
A. Paymond
Fred Bickerman
Pet Ho Stooge Ao
John Ford
Lespersing
Lawrence Peterman
Henry Electr Company
Michael Murray
John Kapraun
East Park Row
Henry Gresser
David Dwyer
Thomasow
H. Hutchins
City of Henry
Third Street
North Street
Fremont Avenue
Thomas Street
Edward Street
Main Street
Market Street
Liams Street
Warren Street
Green Street
Henry
Henry and Vicinity
Eli Albertson
Mr. Albertson
Schodack
Rensselaer County
New York
Albertson
Peoria
Whitefield Township
Sarah Johnson
Peoria County
M Keene
Lizzie
Michigan
David Owens
Bertha
Lacon
Sadie
Leon Ruggles
Ifie
Marysville
Kas
Lois
Chicago
Charles Ruggles
Nellie
Joliet
P. D. Francis
Edna
Richard Street
M. E. Todd
T. ‘Sam
McCown
Clara Williams
Ella Jenness
Rey, McCown
J. A. Runnells
Spencer Ketchum
J. A. Williams
CC. L. Loomis
Richard Waughop
R. BE. Hill
C. EK. Burt
Henry Cemetery
Government to establish large horse breeding farm in Livings ton
The Indian Creek farm in Livington County has been leased for breeding government horses. Construction will start immediately to create an extensive facility aimed at supplying a significant portion of the government's horse needs.
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United States
Livingston County
Indian Creek
Illinois State Fair promises greatest exhibits ever seen
The fifty third Illinois State Fair opens in Springfield on Sept 30 and runs to Oct 7 with space stalls and pens filled from nearly every state. Live stock and machinery displays will be the largest yet, with a crowded farm products show and expanded horse racing purses. A new 150 horse barn and a $30,000 dairy and cattle barn are planned, plus major musical acts, rail pass offers, and nightly civic entertainments around the courthouse square.
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Springfield
State Board of Agriculture
United States
Southern
Westarm
Illinois
Ilnois Watch Factory
Goodman
Fourth Regiment
Decatur
Spencer
Peoria
DeMolay
Bloomington
Jeffrie
Jacksonville
French
Lincoln
Freeport
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Wenona
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Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Comanche County
Lawton
Powers Land and Loan Company
Okla
James M. Powers
Illnois State Fair
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Magnolia
I. M. Forbes
South Dakota
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Opera Hall
Hiram Hunter
E. F. Hunter
Glen Park
Fox River
Clarence Phillips
Hunter
Republican
Magnolia Grange Fair Association
W. W. Dewey & Co
Camp Grove
Sparland
Wacontah
Redwing
Minn
Erie
Henry Lock
Illinois and Michigan Canal
Frank Dawson
Walter Scholes
Des Moines
Whitefield
Frank
Christian Endeavor
Epworth League
D. S. McCown
Oak Hill Camp
Mary Keller
M. B
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Lily
Upper
W. C. Eagan