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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1899
Page
7
The reputation of He Tailoring is well established and the Fall Stock of Piece Goods is far superior to any line shown before. The line includes Imparted and Domestic Stripes Checks and the Latest Novelties from the Eastern markets.
City and vicinity report shoe ads for Maraluff at Fair Store and Jones's Cash Store, local visits from Beulah Nicholson and Mrs Henry Burkhart, school book supplies at Niece's Drug Store, and preparations for Woodmen Day and a July theater outing. Also notes on residents visiting relatives, a parade of small-town events, and the Republican offering subscription deals.
A crowded Henry handbook page records visits and departures among printers, families, and neighbors. People like Joseph Schafer and James Newman move between Peoria, Carroll, and Sparland while local trades, such as Marzluff shoes and wagon bridge lumber, highlight daily life.
Ruby Campbell visits and showcases a new gramophone in Reading Club rooms. The Krenz brothers reunion effort, Galvin crabapple harvest, and Woodmen gathering anticipate large Henry event. Mrs Augusta Selene Postmaster's wife dies. funeral plans set for Richard Street residence. William J. Davis defends his conduct amid local gossip and lawsuits.
The Oroville Mercury copy notes regional features and a racehorse Red Seal winning at Monticello in three straight heats. Henry residents face heat episodes with John Huffman carried home and hopes for a short recovery. Local figures Forbes Nesbit Kline and Gould mournful news mark a busy period with church and civic changes.
The 86th Si Vole meet will be held tomorrow and Saturday in Peoria marking an annual reunion. The Woman's Relief Corps will provide meals for the veterans during their visit, adding a pleasant tone to the event. Commander J n G Farts will preside over the exercises.
The family of Francis Hugene White thanks neighbors and friends for aid and kindness during the last sad duties. Signed by Mrs. Della M. Watere and Mr and Mrs Alexander Clark Henry Illinois August 21 1899.
Measurements show river depth above the dam with records for August 24 1899 at 6 feet 11 inches, 1898 at 7 feet 6 inches, 189 at 7 feet, 1896 at 8 feet 2 inches. The data reflects fluctuating water levels and gate conditions.
The remarks discuss how money matters affect most people and how prepared buyers win. It notes values once seen as unattainable are now reality, nearly halved from years past.
A minimal classified note shows the Cheap For Cash line promising low prices and serving customers with a simple, direct offer.
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