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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1906
Page
3
Avery leads the field in Planters Ohlumators as teams compete for top honors. Strong showings emerge from all participants with strategic play fueling the leaderboard.
Local items note Professor J R Betaton authorized for land trust duties. Hadley ill this week. Willie Les painting with Tie Whitney Bro. Harry Marshall poorly. Rev Bliss and wife toured Wonema. Mayme Spare seeks Colorado coin for health. Ole Hust in town seeking a fresh molch cow. Charley Mopler described as 20 battir. Mrs Willsm Riddell ill late last week. multiple local notes from Waiter Rao’s area. Community names, visits, and small-town snippets fill the column.
A new baby boy arrived at Lon Osborne's home on Wednesday night, making him the happiest man in town. The note mentions visit plans by Mrs Webster to see her ill brother Alf Fen Dick, and a crowded boat show last Friday with mixed opinions.
An advertisement touts a herbal extract from plant petals and other ingredients as a universal health tonic. It promises relief from indigestion headaches and biliousness by purifying the blood and easing stomach issues, claiming rapid, broad wellness benefits.
A town hall program features two plays The Obdurate Family and A Box of Monkeys with the Wyoming Orchestra providing music. Admission 25 and 15 cents. Cast lists include Mildred Greene Lucy Calder and Anna Stowell among others with local residents in supporting roles.
Mr Spencer Ketchum of Henry visited last Saturday night with his son Vernie. Edith Waugh and Mabel Gehr of Sparland spent Monday with Mrs Vernie Netchum. Community shocked by death of William Rowe with funeral at Henry Christian church last Sunday. William Weighswenger to start for North Dakota Wednesday. Miss Mery Harrington and Ulster Boresics were guests of Ethel Seelye last Friday afternoon.
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The Camp Grove News suspends after one year of precarious operations. George A. Moulton moves the publication to Toulén, with The Honey Republican purchasing the county subeditor and lines up subscription accounts due.
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