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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1907
Page
10
Magnolia Depart NT Named Local Representative
A. Ward is designated Magnolia's Local Representative for The Henry Reean with authority to manage all related news items and promotion. He is authorized to handle all business connected with this role.
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Tis A. Ward
Henry Reean
Magnolia Personal Items and Local Travels
Magnolia Personal items list visits from Toluca Peoria Ocheyedan and Patoka reveal social ties. Community notes mention ball game injuries, family trips to Jamestown exposition and Ireland, Chicago trips, and plans for Designer fashion subscriptions. Local talks compare Henry and Granville mail service and note a county institute schedule and a school superintendent’s role in Terrell Iowa.
Regular as the Sun Expression Ad from Dr. King's Pills
An old fashioned ad praising Dr King’s New Life Pills as the most regular act besides sunrise and sunset. It guarantees the product through A J Ironmonger, druggist, for 26 cents.
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Dr. King
A. J. Ironmonger
Church Notes and Community Sightings in McNabb
The notice lists upcoming church services with Epworth League at 6 30 and a Sunday evening sacrament led by Dr Crewes, plus a Many crowd of social and visitors at Magnolia and nearby towns. It mentions the ice cream social in the park on Aug 31 and infant christenings, plus various visits from residents of Toluca Streator Henry and Henry. The Putnam county teachers institute meets at John Swaney Consolidated school and an entertainment by Miss Elsie Brown in McNabb hall September 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Crewes
Normal
Magnolia
Z. H. Bronn
Wilson
Lois Wilson
Peoria
Mary Clark
Henry
Cordelia Wilson
Will Johnston
Mt. Palatine
Frank Kerns
Johnson
George Koehler
Kansas
Oklahoma
Last Wallin
Siebert
Robert Robertson
Russell
Carlson
Spring Valley
Peart
Elsie Brown
McNabb Hall
Yeoman
McNabb
Koehler & Kern
Florid town notes missive of relatives and travels
Mrs Jessie Reichwine and daughter Marguerite returned from Chicago last Friday after a week visiting relatives. Hattie Bartlett from Granville visits Katie Hawthorne a few days. Edna Clemens improves after a long illness and friends are glad. Harvey Lorens, working and studying in Chicago, returns home then teaches in Depue next term. A Granville reunion drew many locals. Cora Allen enjoyed a week at Springleberg. Various visits and travel details among Florid residents are reported.
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Jessie Reichwine
Marguerite
Chicago
Hattie Bartlett
Granville
Katie Hawthorne
Edna Clemens
Harvey Lorens
Hone
Martin
Depue
Cora Allen
Lewis Gardner
Allen
John ‘Ottersman
Nebraska
Remedy for Diarrhoea Never Known to Fail
A letter praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a sure cure, shared from Spring Grove, York County, Pa. The product is sold by A. J. Ironmonger.
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Chamberlain
York County
Local Social Notes From La Salle Area
Mrs Robert Schiffbauer left for Chicago Thursday R W Phillips was 4 La Salle visitor Tuesday Miss Margaret Conlin entertaining Miss Alice Lamb of Peru P J O Shea of La Salle visiting friends Monday Rev J T Bliss of Benson visited relatives earlier this week La Salle visitors Tuesday included Mrs J C Hannum Mrs Richard McShane and I P Wierman Miss Nellie McCoy of Chicago visiting relatives and friends here Miss Cora Dixon of Chicago visiting relatives and friends here this week Mrs Elizabeth Weber returned from Chicago where she has been vising
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Schiffbauer
Chicago
R. W. Phillips
la Salle
Margaret Conlin
Alice Lamb
Peru
P. J. O’shea
J. T. Bliss
Benson
J. C. Hannum
Richard McShane
I. P. Wierman
Nellie McCoy
Relatives and locals noted in Aug. 24 items
A long list of social movements with visits and travel around La Salle Ottawa and nearby towns includes Miss Anna Thommes suffering a pin injury, funeral attendees for Richard Lawless, and several locals Cranking cars trips to Colorado Arizona visits to Neffing Schiffbauer McKenzie Hensel Hand Comisky and others. The notes mention trips to Chicago Magnolia Streator Granville Peoria Ottawa and Descriptions of relatives visiting and entertaining show the era’s community ties.
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Anna Thommes
Richard Lawless
Matt Neffing
Albert Schiffbauer
Henry McKenzie
al Marshall
Miller Earnhardt
James
Qglisby
Christ Walker
Nebraska
John Hensel
la Salle
Henry Comisky
Iowa
Alice Weaver
Magnolia
Rev
P. E. Hand
Rutland
Jennie Comisky
Vera Bell
Streator
S. Hill
Marshall Shields
Colorado
Arizona
Jana
H. C. Barton
C. A. Whitney
Chicago
Bessie Hannum
Cassie Phillips
al Fresco Park
Peoria
Alice Foley
Death of Doris Scott in Wenona
Doris Scott died at her Wenona home after eight months with diabetes. Funeral services were held Sunday. Also noted: fire at Mrs. Emma Thierry’s home caused partial roof loss. Mrs. Thierry in poor health. 82 year old Alma Fogg frail but hopes for recovery. Burgess firm shipping stallions to Wichita. Samuel F Miller named general agent for Chicago and Northwestern Railway's Nebraska Wyoming division. horse found dead believed struck by lightning. Rev Father Harrington assigned to Strawn parish. stallions shipped to Des Moines and other state fairs with high expectations.
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Wenona
Doris
Charles Scott
Emma Thierry
L. J Thierry
Alma Fogg
Thierry
Charles Wheeler
Putnam Village
E. A. Roseberry
James Fee
Wichita
Kas
Burgess
Roseberry
Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company
Samuel F. Miller
Nebraska and Wyoming
Omaha
Mr. Miller
Northwestern Railroad
Fulton Miller
James Hamilton
Premindor
Girton Charmer
Robert Burgess
Charles
Des Moines
Hamlin
Minn
Milwaukee
Doctor Zeller frees two shackled patients at Bartonville asylum
In the Peoria Sunday Herald-Transcript memoir, Dr. Zeller releases two brothers bound with handcuffs upon arrival at Bartonville asylum. He notes their previous restraint and records that after the doctor explained their liberty their joy became evident, and the chains are now kept in his museum for humane treatment reminders.
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Peoria Sunday Herald-Transcript
Dr. Zeller
Bartonville Asylum
Zeller
Doctor Zeller praised for humane care at Bartonville asylum
The speaker urges justice for insanity patients, arguing disease, not crime, justifies humane treatment. He commends Dr. Zeller for his work as superintendent at Bartonville, saying his compassion surpasses political ambitions and will be cherished as the greatest act of charity.
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Zeller
Illinois
Bartonville
Wyoming fair harness racing tops attendance record
Last Thursday at the Wyoming fair drew record crowds as five and six starters contested three heats in the 2:17 trot 2:13 pace and 2:17 pace. Buxom won the $100 Wyoming derby with Lila second and Wiseman third in time 1:49, while drivers urged the horses hard down the back stretch.
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Wyoming Fair
Association
Wyoming
Buxom
Lila
Wiseman
Henry
Woman's Life Saved In Kalamazoo Doctor Praises Zoa-Phora
In Kalamazoo Michigan Dr R Pengelly a long time physician praises Zoa-Phora the women’s remedy as a trusted life saving reform. The advertisement touts the medicine as the doctor’s preferred treatment for female diseases and includes a medical guide with each bottle.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
R. Pengelly
Pengelly
Zoa-Phora
Dr. Pengelly
Record for Cherry shows new northern Illinois coal record
New mine output from St Paul Coal at Cherry and Granville Illinois tops Northern Illinois figures. Cherry shaft hauled 248 951 tons setting a new record, surpassing Spring Valley No 1 shaft 348 600 tons in 1904. Granville shaft produced 254 622 tons after starting May 1 1905. Screened coal first loaded Dec 12 1905 at Cherry and May 1 1905 at Granville. Manager W W Taylor credited for the development. The Henry Republican office notes school tablets two for a nickel for sale.
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St. Paul Coal Company
Cherry
Granville
Ill
Illinois
Spring Valley Coal Company
W. W. Taylor
St Paul Company
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