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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1914
Page
3
Local note lists events and people: The Missouri Girl is playing at the Henry Opera House tonight. Bela W R C meets Friday at 3 pm in Odd Fellows hall. mentions visits from M P Moran and family, and others in Henry with social and civic updates.
A fragmentary want ad page lists various notices including sales items such as stove wood ox wood and oak fence posts with delivery, employment and housing inquiries, a campaign announcement for a county superintendent of schools, a tobacco company advertisement, and a political nomination bid for a Republican primary. It includes names like Dr B H Branley and J H Glaeser and references to Marshall county Sparta Magnet Ill New York and the 16th Senatorial District.
Estate sale listing offers 7665 acres southeast of McNabb with an 8 room house, two wells, cisterns, orchard, fruits, 30 acres timber and pasture land, spring water, and 2 miles away land that may be purchased together. Includes vicinity details and contact F T Price administrator at 405 Ave Peoria Illinois or Mrs William Mills McNabb Illinois.
The Marshal County Board will be in session early each week to transact business. Complaints may be made in person or filed in writing with a clerk. No unsigned complaint filed after Aug 15, 1914 will be considered. Or G Young, Clerk. Advt 794 Sx.
In a local notice, Bauter Bros advertise family ice rates from 1.25 to 2.50 dollars monthly, with different delivery options. A letter-feature mentions Ellsworth Jones, Chicago, son of T. hi Jones, now a salesman at Clarg Co.'s book store, praised yet modest about indoor life. A discussion contrasts farmer costs and labor wages amid a drought, noting labor cash certainty versus farmer large investments and crop losses, urging subscription to The Republican.
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