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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1913
Page
7
The Associated Doctors bring a one day only clinic to the Camp House on Wednesday September 3 1913 from 9 am to 5 pm offering free consultation and examination for deformities and chronic diseases. They promise no charges beyond medicine and urge all ages to attend and report results to spread the word. Married women must come with husbands and minors with parents.
Wednesday September 3 Dr Haley presides over a local medical meeting in Peoria with participating doctors and banking references listed for local professionals. The notice names O B Kepple Bardolph John Waibel Elmwood C DeWitt Canton Frank Grill Varna J Hindert Minonk Andrew Leinweber Benson Kate Murphy Hoopeston and includes a bank reference to Dime Trust and Savings Bank Peoria.
The Columbian Dyes Works advertises dry cleaning and dyeing services in Peoria claiming oldest and perfectly reliable firm with guaranteed work. It invites city orders and promises prompt delivery and mediator attention for city jobs.
A roundup of scattered local news and anecdotes from the southwest includes vegetable shortages sparking hay fever talk, a Baltimore woman pursuing a thief, language quirks around recipe and receipt, and a safety note on hand cranking. It also covers sugar policy debate, a Belleville rabbit farm plan, a county court session about William H Green, and an ongoing probate dispute over a presumed wife and possible damages.
Robert H. Lovett a leader before the Peoria bar and Illinois courts seeks votes for the Sept. 13 primaries. He notes Peoria county residence since 1800s and service as County Judge with extensive experience in U S courts and state appellate systems.
A Peoria healer claims to cure hundreds of ailments without medicine or surgical tools. He states he has treated epilepsy, paralysis, rheumatism, asthma, and digestive issues using nonmedical methods. He advertises offices at 407 Masonic Temple Building, 303 South Adams Street.
Louis Showers the Aurora widow er has been cleared of legal troubles with the Boyle heirs. All suits stemming from Mrs Showers death have been dismissed. He is named administrator of an estate close to 35000 dollars and receives the Morris homestead and 11872.42 from the widow. The Boyle heirs receive two farms near Morris Aux Sable township and a farm deeded to them prior to her death. Also notes the upcoming special primary election colors for parties in Illinois county races with dates and colors.
Bradley Polytechnic Institute promotes a shop school for boys and young men to learn drafting carpentry wood working machinist and metal working trades. Begins September 17 with address to Dr Borgess Peoria by return mail for illustration and enrollment details.
Marshall County presents a roster of teachers and schools for 1918. The compilation names educators at numerous locales including Lacon Sparland Toluca La Rose Morgan Hamilton Trimont Evans Center and more. The document records many individual teachers such as Florence Kanive Ruth Griscel Edith Holton and Maggie McEntee among others.
After a severe bowel attack a man is cured by one or two doses of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and urges others to try it. It never fails. Sold by T J Segraven and A J Kronmenger Adv.
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