The House of Trouble Farce Comedy
A quick action farce with broad laughs. The production promises nonstop humor and is billed as a complete show in itself with Acis G vaudeville act.
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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1913
Page
2
A quick action farce with broad laughs. The production promises nonstop humor and is billed as a complete show in itself with Acis G vaudeville act.
A local entertainment item notes tickets priced at double value with no upfront payment required. The brief indicates a special performance buzz and suggests enhanced audience appeal for the event.
Readable items record various visits trips and social events in Henry and nearby McNabb. Names include Rose Alexander C H Merritt E Dakin Gladys Defenbaugh and Mrs K I Culbertson. A concert dedication at the Princess Theater Aug 20 and school events at the new building are announced.
Hay tools Buckeyeside delivery Geerless hay rakes and loaders Fairbanks Morse engines and electric lighting plants Fairbanks Morse and U S wind mills Feed grinders and U S cream separators Harper buggies Everett wagons tinware spouting and hardware Climax furnace and Apex field fencing.
Local notes report births at July 30 for a Zellmar and a Klepfer child, visits by Chicago guests, funeral details for Melva Leota Bush, and numerous social calls. Events include a Quaker neighborhood schoolhouse fire, Gypsy wagon camps, and traveling relatives from La Salle to Lostant. A Wisconsin fishing trip and community charity donations to the Home for the Aged in Chicago are noted.
Granville Echo reports Virgil Vale’s brother visiting V V Jack Gaust in charge of rural route No 2. Max Weber resigns to move to Chicago. Judge Westcott has the mumps. Kramer digs a weir west of Kahne. Mrs Frank Wolf of McNabb recovering from surgery in Joliet under Dr R Watson. A man injured by a horse in Kroller shop. Dr Watson sewed the ear. Dr Watson also treated a beer bottle-attack victim in Standard. Dad Allard, El Reno editor, dies at 59 in Chickasha. born in Virginia. founded Daily Eagle at Enid and edited Enid Daily Star. leaves widow and three children.
For over a year public lands in western states have been designated as subject to entry only on petition. The move stems from a department aim to avoid designating lands not actually enterable under the 320 acre homestead act.
Henry Hartman of Water St Lacon Illinois testifies he suffered kidney trouble with nightly urination and backache. Doan's Kidney Pills relieved the kidney secretions and strengthened his back. Sold by all dealers price 50 cents Iester Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
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