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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1912

Page

4

Noted 1913 Cadillac trip and local visits described in Peoria area

The report covers Rollin Travis in a 1913 Cadillac with five passengers on a hill near town, Mrs. John Monier visiting Bradford from Champaign, and Henry visits. It also recounts a Mexican man sending $85 to Mexico and the sheriff awaiting the next court session. Freeport Journal comments on new party promotion dynamics.

Rollin Travis Peoria Roger Rowe Bill John Monier Champaign Daniel Morrissey Sarah Monier Bradford Minnie Jones Lacon

A Flower in the Button Hole Questioned

A columnist wryly notes that few wear a flower in the coat yet many carry pipes or cigars a flower is prettier and a symbol of taste and beauty. The piece argues for bouquets in public spaces and suggests a geranium or carnation in the button hole.

Party politics and the 1912 campaign in early editorials

Editorials from multiple papers discuss President Taft’s record and voter engagement in 1912. They note Roosevelt and La Follette as potential leading figures, critique the Progressive movement, and debate the moral versus legal right to influence primaries.

Denver Taft St. Louis Globe-Democrat United States Springfield News Roosevelt la Follette Gibson Courier Watseka Republican

Patriotic Funeral Sermon for Absolom H. Green

Rev. Vivian delivers a patriotic funeral sermon for Absolom H. Green, Civil War veteran of the 86th Illinois Vol. He is praised for his loyalty to the Union, sacrifices, and long military service from Perrysville to Nashville. The obituary notes his birth in 1844, death in 1912, marriage to Sarah Shorts, five children, and a life of public service in Henry, Illinois.

Eureka Army of the Blue Grant Sheridan Sherman Thomas Logan Union Absolom H. Green Ross County Henry Sarah Jane Shorts Whitefield Jessie D William Chicago Fred la Salle Frank J Petaluna Cal Miles Green Army of the Victorious Blue Peoria Camp Lyons Co. 1 86Th Regiment Ill A. L. Fahnestock D. D. Lyon Army of Cumberland Perrysville Chickamauga Chattanooga Tenn Lookout Mountain Mission Ridge Buzzard’s Roost Resaca Rome Dallas Kenesaw Mountain Peach Tree Creek Chattanooga Tenn Sherman’s Hospital Nashville Louisville Camp Nejthe Whitefield Township Third Frank California R. L. Vivian Hunter Reinbeck Louis Kraus L R Phillips Jonas Maust G M Locke Joseph Caley Abram Shorts Alex Daniels P Weatherby John Green J Weller John Dawson J M Williams Putnam Wesley Doyle Philip Steimle G .M. Locke Henry Cemetery Times Henry Water Works Jessie Green William Green Fred L. Green Frank Green

Auditors Meeting of Whitefield Town Board

Notice is given that the Board of Auditors of Whitefield Illinois will meet at the Town Clerk's office on Tuesday September third at 2 o'clock p m 1912. L R Hunt Town Clerk signs the notice dated August 27 1912.

Board of Auditors Whitefield Marshall Illinois A. D L. R. Hunt

Iowa Farm Homes at Owner Prices Beat Bargains

Iowa farm homes offered at 75 to 150 dollars per acre with promises of genuine country conditions and best bargains in Iowa. The ad guarantees satisfaction and will pay travel expenses plus five dollars per day for the time spent if the offer fails. Contact M. L. Coan & Son by phone 102 or by writing.

Iowa State of M. . L. Coan& Son

The Mice Used Up All The Cheese

A brief children’s vignette shows Dorothea caught eating cheese as her mother discovers the crumbs. Dorothea claims the cheese came from a mouse trap, sparking a playful exchange about mice and their cheese. The scene ends with the mother puzzled by the mice’s indifferent appetite.

Dorothea

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