Henry County Community News and Notices
Local notes report visits by Dr Geo W Dennis and Mrs Daniel Ward in Peoria, farm and berry farm updates, school opening set for September 7, and a lawn social at Miss Elia Kiley’s. Community events include Big Bend Reunion prep, a police appointment in Toulon, carpenters finishing J P Sparling’s new home, and church services with Labor and Capital sermons.
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Republican
Yanochowski
Geo W. Dennis
LaSalle
Nellie
Virginia Law
Michigan
Ayes Durflinger
Lostant, Mony
Michael Murray
Eczema
Wyomings
Henrys
McKinley
Dr Jones
Palm Elmer Untae
Shidowers
Ndman Bonet
Frank Stuckle
Peoria
Martin Green
A.J. Diehl
Minoak
Eva Abrams
Flornos Abrams
Pisitina Walter Boots
Jay Barnes
Clayton Rolly
Boa
Lawrence Ae
Wrence
Fairstore
Henry Vaio Noaios
McLeish
Bony Ant Tabor
Scott
Kewanee
Henry
Fairbanks
Chandler
Broaddus and
Lenz
Lacon
Our City
Daniel Ward
Walter Scott
Morrison
Holmes
Hood
Buckhart
Rambo
W. Starlipper
George Noll
American Business College
Omaha
C. E
Congregational Church
Elia Kiley
John Monier
Daniel Harney
Genesee
Herman Eagleston
Toulon
Henry Fairchild
H. W. Ruggles
Grand Rapids
Mich
Whitefield
Wilson family reunion and local notices in Illinois
George Halden returns home from visiting his daughter in VanOrin Bureau County after four weeks. Various local items note health updates, travel, and social events. A Wilson family reunion is planned at Clear Creek with preparations for large attendance at Amos Wilson’s home.
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George Halden
VanOrin
Bureau J
Amos Wilson
Hutchins
Chicago
Local institute closes as Waggoner lectures on foreign work
J Watercott & Co reports the Missionary Institute led by W H Waggoner at the Christian church ended Tuesday evening. Waggoner travels next to Gays to conduct another institute. The piece notes advertising humor and local street and sidewalk block work, police praise, and various social events, with community updates on residents and an upcoming county convention schedule.
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Missionary Institute
W. H. Waggoner
Christian Charch
Noah
New Styles of Ladies Visiting Cards Offered
Several fresh styles of ladies visiting cards are now available at this office, introducing modern design options for personal branding and social use. The collection emphasizes elegance and legibility, with a range of finishes and sizes.
Catarrh and Hay Fever Cure Sample Offer
A testimonial promo offers Ely's Cream Balm with a ten cent sample by mail from Ely Brothers New York. Rev John Reid Jr of Great Falls Mont and Rev Francis W Poole of Helena Mont endorse the product as a positive cure when used as directed.
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Ely
Elly Brothers
Warren St
New York City
John Reid, Jr
Great Falls
Mont
Francis W. Poole
Central Press Church
Helena, Mont
No to Bac No Tobacco Cure Book Ad
An advertisement promotes No-to-bac as a harmless guaranteed tobacco habit cure. It claims to calm nerves, remove nicotine poisons, and restore strength and vigor with a money back guarantee. Books available at druggists or by mail from The Sterling Remedy Co. in Chicago and New York.
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Main Street
Second
Market
Catholic Church
First
Carroll Street
Potter
Public Square
Richard
School Street
Finand-bisnisse-Sirs-Finn
Finn
Dr Forrest
Haudton
Jones
Haye
Cannah Jones
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
Randolph St
New York
Spruce St. Ly
Camp Meeting Transportation and Printing Notice
Those wishing to attend Mineral Springs camp meeting will meet at the afternoon trains. Henry with a covered hack conveys attendees daily to the camp grounds for reasonable charges. Bonsort promotes wedding and anniversary stationery, engraving available. The Republican office offers first class printing and a free course prospect from the American Business College in Omaha, Neb.
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James Hartley
James
Atlantic City
Harley Cooper
Philadelphia
Beulah Nicholson
Sandwich
American Business College
Omaha
Neb
A. J. Dennis
Salt Lake City
Idaho
Mabel
Rev McLeish
Osk Hill
Mineral Spring
Mrs McLeish
Starved Rock
Bik. R
Charles Bromley
Fayette
Iowa
Jennie Boyd
Washington
Garrett Fagan
Saratoga Township
Town Hall
Whitefield
Henry
Disosway
Mineral Springs
W. W. Bonsort
Republican Office
Iia
American Business Ocollege
Butcher’s Reputation Speaks Beyond the Yard
A quotation asserts that public trust in a butcher comes from two decades of work and observed meat quality, not from the proprietor's own boasting. the public will judge by results and surroundings.
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J. A. Melior
Peoria College Fall Term Opens and Local Prices Noted
The note lists Peoria Business College fall term opening and identifies local commodity prices. J. A. Melick offers 50 lb kettle rendered lard at 54 cents per pound. New Home Made Lard No 1 in 10 lb lots at 64 1/2 cents per pound. Hebrer & Apams appears as an endorsing source or seller.
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New York
New Fall
J. A. Melick’s
Hebrer & Apams
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