Republications subscription notice for Henry Illinois post
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George Dart
Henry
Lil
Damages sought in Copperas Creek flood case before court
A Springfield court of claims has heard several claims tied to damages from overflow of the Cop peras Creek dam. Potter for defense, while Wa Fair banks, H E Weir, and P Tommes presented claims of 1200, 585, and 1000 dollars respectively. Jurisdiction, statutory limitation, and damages measurement were debated. a ruling will guide most remaining docketed claims.
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Springfield
Potter
Wa. Fairbanks
H.E Weir
P. Tommes
Copperas Creek
Representative Coen to Move Family to Normal This Fall
Hon P. A. Coen, former Woodford county farmer and cattle raiser, will relocate with his family to Normal this fall. The couple seek a home near the educational institutions for their children and have purchased central city property with grounds. They will be missed in wontar county where they are prominent citizens.
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P. A. Coen
Woodford
Coen
Wontar County
Norways grand glaciers and elk hunt tales from Thompson card
A card from J. S. Thompson, traveling in Norway on July 25 1860, describes summit stations above the clouds 40 miles by stage and fjords with glaciers 8500 square miles deep waters, cold weather, and wildlife. He notes varied scenery and compares it favorably to local Marshall County hunts while reporting good health and a late night write up.
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Norway
Thompson
Egypt
Palestine
Abla
Marshall County
J. 8. Thompson
Nalleen Ascension Parachute Air Voyage Planned
Prof O E Simma the gallant aeronaut will pilot a large air ship from the Driving Park at Houry on the first day of Races October 4 afternoon. At about 8000 feet altitude a parachute loop will be demonstrated.
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Nalleen Ascension
O. E. Simma
Houry
Descent At Metamora Draws Immense Crowd
A climber descended from mid air clinging to a trapeza var and reached terra firma successfully at Metamora a few days ago. The event is expected to be a grand sight and attract a large audience to witness it.
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Terra Firma
Metamora
Look to Your Heart Mrs Charles Greenwood Asthma Cure
Indiana woman Look to Your Heart Mrs Charles Greenwood suffered asthma with little relief until taking Dr Miles New Cure. The remedy eased chest swelling cough and palpitations, bringing relief after years of distress.
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Charles Greenwood
Indianapolis
Perley House Ownership Shifts to Lincoln Clothier
The Perley residence on Mainstreet is transferred to L. M. Lincoln the enterprising clothier. Posson separate given at an early day.
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Perley
Mainstreet
L. M. Lincoln
Possonalon
The Lord's Day and the Christian Sabbath Debate
A reader urges that Sunday observance arose from apostolic practice and early church history, arguing that the Lord's Day supersedes the Jewish Sabbath. The letter cites Acts, Corinthians, Revelation, Justin Martyr, and early authorities to support Sunday worship as the Christian Sabbath and criticizes opposing views as unsound.
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Yaeger
Reed
Mr Yaeger
Mc Yaeger
Troas
Paul
Lim
Elac
St John
Yaoger
John
Jesus-bosom
Stuart
Ao Whedon
Benson
Clark
McClintock
Strong
Jesus
Wadsworth
Nisan
Pliny
Trajan
Christ
God
Justin Martyr
Buoday
Church of the
Romalo
Christian Council
Archbishop Whateley
Alfred Barry
Justin Alartyr
Albrigi
Luther
Jobo
Althot
Saloon Critique Provokes Prohibitionist Reply
A reader lambasts prohibition opponents for aiding crime and vice while defending clergy and social order. The exchange attacks saloon influence, calls for stronger stances, and warns of legal and moral consequences amid ongoing moral public discourse.
Effects of Modern Life and Restorative Nervyine
Authorities warn modern life’s pressures cause nervous ailments and bodily pains. Dr Ailes’ Restorative Nervyine, free trial bottles at Dr Powell’s Drug Store, claims rapid relief without opium or morphine. Also notes large weekend Rescue excursion to Henry, with many passengers and hotels taxed for supper.
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Peoria
Henry
Lacon
Miller Pills Offer Strength With Less Need Over Time
Advert says Cathartic Pills strain liver and bowels without building strength while Miller Pills positively strengthen. Claims longer use lowers required dose. Free samples at Dr Powell's Drug Store. Also notes rail and ocean ship fares via Webb's Ficket Office corner Main and Adams streets Peoria.
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Webb
Ficket
Corner Main
Adams Atreete
Peoria
Deaths in Streator Albion: Albert Gilmar 44
Albert Gilmar died at Streator on the 10th from complications of Allcases. He was 44 and was the brother in law of A. L. Hupp and D. Ol. Travis of this city.
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Streator
Auk
Albert Gilmar
A. L. Hupp
D. OL. Travis
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