Henry Illinois Republicans Seek Office Across County
The Lacan Democrat notes communications from Henry Illinois listing candidates for state treasurer Franz Amderg for state superintendent of schools Dr St Edwards for university trustees G W A Mansfield Charles Dennett for court clerks A H Taylo and other local offices. It also mentions county leaders Winslow Evans Ames O Law John Reed John Davidson Clarence H Water and Frederick S Potter, plus commentary on Parker’s speech. The piece covers tax assessments in Marshall and Putnam counties, census payments for enumerators John Morgan and Theodore Disosway, a debate on school site locations, and a moonlight Rescue excursion guided by Capt York with strong musical accompaniment.
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Franz Amderg
Staw
NEXLY
G. W
Winslow Evans
Lacon
Ames O. Law
Por
John
Reed
Bell Plain
John Davidson
le Prairie
Bohoda
Clarence H. Wate
Sparland
Feederick
Potter
Henry
York
Henry Light Guard
James O Law for County Clerk Reelection Bid
James O Law of Marshall county seeks a second term as county clerk. The article lauds his penmanship accounting skills affable service and wide esteem, urging voters to support his continuation in office this fall.
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James O. Law
Marshall
Lawthus
Seaat
Wreck of Hanna Wagon Works Leaves Wide-Spread Losses
The Hanna Wagon Works, moved from Henry to Peoria about a year ago, was destroyed by fire around midnight Sunday. Three buildings including a 129 by 60 foot main shop, a 40 by 76 iron call, and a 40 by 100 structure burned, with heavy lumber and wagon machinery lost. Estimated building damage $1,600 and machinery $25,000 to $80,000, insured about $40,000. Directors and officers listed include O. M. Avery president and W. A. Hanna administrator. no decision yet on rebuilding, though revival seems probable given strong orders. Fire believed to be incendiary, discovered after night watch.
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Hanna Wagon Works
Henry
Peoria
Alstgof
O. M. Avery
E. B. Rhea
M. G.W. Wheeler
C. R. Witteler Dreasurer
W. A. Hanna
School Mowse Site Vote on Two School Lot Options
Voters in District No 2 will decide on September 2 whether to build the new school on the Wirt street lot or on Lloyd's addition Lot No 1. Proponents of Lloyd’s addition argue central location and rail travel view, while Wirt street backers cite safety, larger shade trees, and easier grading. Citizens must weigh cost, grading, drainage, sidewalks, and long-term savings before voting for the best site for the school.
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Wirt Street
Loyd Lot
Board of Education
Wirt Street School House
Lloyd's New Addition
Lot Nel Lloyd's
Jerger
Ravelers
Ito
Deacon Hill
Western Avenue
Lloyd
Teia
Republicen
College
Kront-street
Wirt
Thezeby
Wirt Atreet
Edwards Atreet
Buch
Ostrost
Central placement weighs on school site debate in city
Correspondence argues among College lot Wirt street block and Lloyd school lot for a new school house. Centrality and cost drive choice with Lloyd lot favored for centrality and drainage, while Wirt street raises accessibility concerns and College lot lacks optimal location.
Site decision for new schoolhouse debated by taxpayer
A reader argues the Lloyd lot may suit the new schoolhouse best, noting the site affects duty and reputation. The letter urges voters to decide by majority and warns a future levy may raise taxes though current indebtedness is low.
Grange Outing Draws Large Rural Gathering
The Patrons of Husbandry gathering at Lake Benachwine drew a notably large turnout from Marshall and adjoining counties. The event featured tents, hotel rooms, and a day of literary and musical programs led by Magnolia and Galva granges, concluding with speeches by J. J. Woodman and a recitation by Miss Parker amid a lively, rain soaked setting.
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Marshall, Putnam
Lake Benachwine
The
Grange
Galva
Magnolia Grange
Wilson
Magnolia
Farmers Trust
Politically charged Grange meeting promotes woman’s rise
A Post Republican era Grange gathering urges farmers to push for legislative action while praising the order for elevating women intellectually and socially. The speaker stresses electing honest men and replacing unworthy candidates, highlighting gender progress within the movement.
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Aiil
Candida Ito
Congress
Grange
Regogaizig
Board of Education sets Sept 2 election site and terms
Regular meeting August 11 notes a petition by 161 voters calling an election to decide the site on Tuesday September 2 1800 at Engine House with polls 2 to 6 pm. The board approves bills for repairs printing furniture and clock work, hires teachers, sets terms from Sept 1 to June 8, levies 7400 for building and 4900 for maintenance, totaling 12800, and forms a three member committee Hunter Wherry and Vogelsang to study model schools and report findings.
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Hunter
Wherry
Vogelsang
Correra Ote
Sand Campbell
Miss Bonham
Wirt Street
Campbell
W. Baitz
Wirt
Marshall
State of Illinoia
Wate
Sap
Henry
H.-H. Kirchman
Duncan Campbell, Br
Dr Kings New Discovery Ad for Consumption Relief
An old advertisement touts Dr Kings New Discovery as a safe investment guaranteeing relief for throat lung and chest ailments including consumption bronchitis asthma and whooping cough. It promises a trial bottle free at Powell's drug store and emphasizes pleasant taste and safety.
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Ruggist
Dr Kings
J. BE. & Fla
Powell's
La Plata Grows From Sheep Pasture To Modern City
The city of La Plata, capital of Buenos Ayres province, lies about ten miles south of Buenos Aires. Less than a dozen years ago it was a sheep pasture, but now it is one of the most handsome small cities seen, with a bold water front and docks under construction costing 15 million dollars.
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la Plata
Buenos Ayres
Bowwes Avassia Described As Polished City
A reader describes Bowwes Avassia as a well-built, clean city with thorough policing and a population approaching 500000. Public buildings, banks, a handsome palace, and theaters and cafes with a Parisian flair are noted along with modern French and Italian influenced houses, including palaces.
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Bowwes Avassia
Two full moons in July arouse curiosity
The article notes a rare phenomenon of two full moons in a single month occurring about once every three years when the full moon falls on the first or second or early on the third day of a 31 day month. Historic instances include December 1876 August 1879 July 1882 December 1884 and October 1887.
Notable Health Improvement Through Sarsaparilla Use
A brief patient diary notes Chapter 1 as weak and tired with no appetite, Chapter 2 showing Hood's Sarsaparilla taken, and Chapter 8 reporting strength, cheerfulness, and hunger. The sequence suggests perceived recovery linked to the remedy.
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Hood
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