Henry Butter and Cheese Factory Opens This Morning
The Henry Butter and Cheese Factory began operations today as locals gathered at Odd Fellows Hall for a convention. The event included speeches by Thomas Ellis and a reception for visiting members from Lacon Sparland and Chilliothe, with Mrs Tennant’s restaurant hosting a luncheon and Mrs Bessie Townsend honored guest in her invalid chair.
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Wr. R. C
Lacon W. R. C
Thomas Ellis
Lacon G. A. R
Odd Fellows Hall
Henry W. R. C
Sparland
Chilliecothe
Theodore Disosway
Henry W. R, C
Ellie
Tennant
Bessie Townsend
Barr
Lacon
Henry Corps
Henry Butter and Cheese Factory Opens Its Doors
A detailed visit through the Henry Butter and Cheese Factory describes a 88 by 40 foot main building divided into four apartments. It covers a power room with 12 hp boiler and 10 hp engine, a manufacturing room with two 38000 lb per hour cream separators, a cheese room with presses and vats, a churn room with an 800 gallon churn, and a cold storage room cooled by circulating well water. The facility includes an office and weighing room, and a 9 by 80 foot shed for milk delivery. With about 85 percent of produced goods returned to farmers and potential monthly distribution of 1000 to its patrons, the plant aims to improve farm income and soil enrichment. Leon F. Bingaman of Logansport will manage, bringing 14 years of butter and cheese experience to ensure a smooth start. The opening drew a crowd as workers and artisans stood outside the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Bingaman
Henry Butter and Cheese Factory
Babcock
Esty
Henry
Leon F. Bingaman
Logansport
Indiana
Artizans
Henry Creamery
Kimball Creamery
Henry Institution
J. Stamp
M. Klienha
W. Greggon
Benn Lunn
G. Trittle
B. Kingsbury
J. H. Cook
W. Klienhans
Otto Biederman
A. J. Conley
Geo Brown
John Zingler
Tom Ashley
A. Skinrood
Tom Ryan
W. A. Hitchcock
Robt Stewart Weeee Mwah
Wes Teats
Obituary notices from a 1902 community page
Obituaries chronicle several deaths: Mrs Harriet Thompson-Hurlbut of Chicago aged 70, born Garrigus in Ohio and long resident of Lacon. William I. Hansom of Las Vegas New Mexico, husband of Stella Hansom, died August 10, 1902, after TB and heart failure. Losta E. Wherry, daughter of James and (Mrs) Wherry, born April 18 1888, died August 7 1902, funeral at Putnam Christian church with interment at Putnam Cemetery. Henry Funston killed in Keota Iowa by a fall from a hay load, survivor Lindsey Anderson and wife attend. Funston son of Thomas Funston of Lone Tree, married to late John Williams’ daughter, farmed near Keota with four children, noted as industrious and prosperous.
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Harriet Thompson-Hurlbut
Chicago
Edgar French
Hurlbut
Garrigus
Ohio
Lacon
W. F. Hansom
Las Vegas
N. M
William I’. Hansom
Stella Jones Hansom
Forest Home Cemetery
Losta E. Wherry
Angel of Death
Losta Wherry
James Wherry
Losta Ellfina Wherry
California
Losta
Our Church
Putnam Christian Church
Putnam Cemetery
Stipp
Williams
Cook
Soper
Enid
Wlsie Carroll
B. Ll. Wray
Christian Church
Putnam, Il
Henry Funson
Keota
Iowa
Lone Tree
Henry Funston
Lindsey Anderson
Mr Funston
Thomas Funston
John Williams
All were Saved by Dr King's New Discovery
A Georgia man recounts a year of bronchitis misery cured by Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption and credits his wife's asthma relief to the remedy. The ad markets it as the best croup medicine for throat and lung diseases with guaranteed bottles at 50 cents and one dollar and free trial bottles at Dr Powell's City drug store.
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J. H. Johnston
Broughton
Dr Powell
Dentist Ad Promises Painless Gas for Extractions
You Feel no Pain. The skillful and safe administration of gas for extracting and other dental operations is a feature of our practice. It renders the most severe operations entirely painless and is absolutely safe and free from disagreeable results which often follow when injections are used. You may come to us without fear of suffering. R. 8. Bayne, the Dentist, 1 Mrs Walter Sale, daughter of L. W. Waughop, who has been the much ap preciated guest of homefolks for the pre- ten days, returned to her home at Shampaign on Monday. Mrs Sale! tame just for a short stay, but was taken sick the same day she came home, and was obliged to remain until she gained strength before returning. She is delighted with her new home at Champaign.
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A. D. Stevens
Cromwell
Katy
Texas
W. J. Nelson
Nelson
B. W. Simmons
Henry Lock
A. V. Goltra
Charles Perdew
Simmons
Henry
Perdew
Mr Perdew
Kline
Shanghai
China
Kobe
Japan
Geo A. Zeller
Dr Zeller
America
Orient
Als Thomas Ellis
Lacon
Phebe Carroll
Melvin
L. A. Jones
W. G. DuFour
Speer
Peoria
Ilinois
R. R
G. M. Lock
Mariam
Rev
Ed R. Hannum
Chicago
Howard Young
Spangler
W. Adams Street
Charles
Coleman
Chamberlain
Willis Minium
Minium
Petaluma High School
Berkeley
University of California
Petaluma
Liberty Street
California
Sivley
Illinois Press Association
Benton Harbor
Mich
the Times
A. B. Deininger
Florid
D. B. Moore
Granville
Frank Fuk
Galedonia
Bayne
Walter Sale
L. W. Waughop
Shampaign
Sale
Champaign
Church Notes Show Weekly Services And Meetings
Episcopal Sunday school picnic set for Undercliff. No midweek prayer at Presbyterian during pastor's absence. Methodist Episcopal services next Sabbath with Rev Rey Tullis preaching. Rev Campbell away two Sabbaths. temperance lecture by Rev A L Morse. Christian Endeavor meetings begin at seven. Presbyterian Sunday school picnic postponed to Friday Aug 15 with church gathering time 8 am. Leota Hunt, a 16 year old from Chicago, sang at Christian church. James M Powers resigns as Presbyterian Sunday school superintendent to move to Oklahoma. Father Collins leaves Lucon for Wyoming. Father Selk moves to Lucon. future out-mission plans noted. St John’s Episcopal to explain cross and genuflections before sermons. Rev L G Landenberger to Henry Aug 15 with open door, baptism at morning service. Rev T Y Shuey of Rock Island preached at Christian church. noted his protracted meetings two years ago and welcome reception. Ladies Union of New Church held annual meeting electing officers. $90 in treasury and ongoing church support acknowledged.
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Episcopal
Undercliff
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Rey Tullis
Campbell
Frumbuehl
Ethel Laurette
Ottawa
Peoria
Tullis
A. L. Morse
Chicago
Christian Endeavor
A. L. Campell
R.L. Campbell
Waukesha
Wis
Bible School
Winona Lake
Ind
Christian Church
Leota Hunt
James M. Powers
Presbyterian Sunday School
Oklahoma
Collins
Lucon
Wyoming
Camp Grove
Father Selk
Hoopeston
Lacon
Chillicothe
Euiery
Henry
St John’s Episcopal Church
L. G. Landenberger
T. Y. Shuey
Rock Island
Ladies Union of the New Church
Chester Bidwell
Walter Scott
J. 8.Townsend
O. H. Tyler
A Cure For Cholera Infantum From Mrs Curtis Baker
Mrs Curtis Baker of Bookwalter Ohio recalls a neighbor infant with cholera infantum. She used Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy per directions and the child recovered in two days. She has recommended the remedy and reports successful results. A fine eight room residence with barn and Newman Homestead lots offered for sale or exchange for land with cash difference. Apply to John Hartney.
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Curtis Baker
Bookwaltern
Ohio
Dr Powell
Newman Homestead
John Hartey
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the Henry Butter and Cheese Factory
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A. Croft
Win Burr
Roberts Township
Douglas Hillabrand
M. A. Wilson
Magnolia
Southwest
Mr Nelson
I. City
Missouri
Forrest Bros
J. R. Robinson
John Noll
Anton Hank
Samuel Selby
Chandlerville
Will Sutton
Chase
Dakota Creamery
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