Henry H S 16 Chillicothe 6 Thanksgiving Football
Henry high school finished the season with a 16 to 6 Thanksgiving victory over Chillicothe. Big John Orr starred as Henry showed improvement with forward passes while Chillicothe relied more on runs and a lone 80-yard kickoff return for a touchdown. Attendance was high and Meier, McBride, Wright, Duke and others contributed to the win.
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Henry High School
Chillicothe
Henry
John" Orr
Wright
Clark
Orr
McBride
Meier
Hunt
Kendall
Duke
Ketchum
Humble
Phillips
King
McVicker
Nixon
Burkhart
Neill
Robertson
Gilfillan
McBroy
Lewis
Kelley
Saunders
Kimble
Carter
Black
Kern
Heath
Harney
Gregory
Tupper
John
Rev Roach Delivers Insightful Socialism Talk at Camp Grove
Rev J F Roach pastor of the Catholic church at Camp Grove lectured on Socialism and the Nation at St Josephs church before a full audience. The young scholar spoke clearly on capital and labor, presenting fair analysis with strong points. Fr Dooling and Dr Adams contributed remarks and a choir finale of America capped an instructive evening.
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J. F. Roach
Camp Grove
St. Joseph's Church
Roach
Henry
Peoria
Dooling
Adams
America
Farmers Institute Meet In Henry Methodist Church
The Marshall County Farmers institute plans a two day session in the M. E. B church in Henry on December 16 and 17. The event, funded by a state appropriation, aims to help practical farmers with speakers from the State University and local experts. Premiums totaling over 100 dollars are offered for farm products and culinary exhibits, with judging to rate corn varieties and other displays. Local farmers are urged to bring samples and participate in the program and contests.
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Marshall County Farmers’ Institute
M. EB
Henry
Marshall County
Bootblack
State University
Menard County
Logan County
Oglesby
Armory Building
Bird Lane
Adams Street
State Game Farm
Wheeler
Miss Ephra Vogelsang to Sing in Paris Concert
Paris dispatch reports Miss Ephra Vogelsang daughter of the late Henry Vogelsang of this city will give a concert in Paris on December 7 under eminent auspices. She has studied in Paris four years with Jean de Reszke and others and will be accompanied by Moszkowski and Reynaldo Hahn. Moszkowski wrote a song Guitare for the occasion. She will perform German lieder Italian arias and Debussy songs.
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Henry
Paris
France
Wln
The
Sunday Tribune
Ephra Vogelsang
Hphriam Vogelsang
Kenison
Chicago
Jean de Reszke
King Corn Crowned at Illinois Exposition in Grand Show
Springfield reports Illinois Corn Exposition honors with J W Workman of Maxwell winning ten ears of yellow corn and grand sweepstakes to J N Thrash of Tolono. Sangamon county produced top corn, with 90 counties represented and 1000 entries. Marshall County schools exhibit prize winners and sent 26 entries to Springfield for the Nov 23 28 show.
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State Arsenal
King Corn
Font Annex
Tird Lane
Reece
Deneen
Sangamon
J. W. Workman
Maxwell
Workman
J. N. Thrash
Tolono
George W. Dunseth
Waverly
Omaha
Indian Village
Logan
Marshall
Putnam
Warren
Menard
McLean
Champaign
Shelby
DuPage
Turkey
Sangamon County
Marshall County
Perry
Jay Myers
Varna
Lawrence McMahon
Strawn
Gertrude Higgins
Climax
Margaret Kamp
Hull
Earl Murphy
Morene Swanson
Isaiah Harwood
New Salem
Glenn Stauter
Hull School
Marietta McAllister
Center School
Bessie Johnson
Doyle School
Springfield
Mendota Wedding of Katie Snyder and John Schwarz
Miss Katie Snyder and John Schwarz were married at St Marys Catholic church on Thanksgiving Day at 9 am officiated by Rev Father Heaney. The bride wore a white silk gown with net over dress and carried bride roses. Bridesmaid Miss Teenie Schwarz of Henry, Ml wore white chiffon organdie and carried roses. Groom attended by Leo Schwarz, his brother. The couple will honeymoon briefly and reside in Mendota in a new home north of the German Catholic church after December 1.
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Katie Snyder
John Schwarz
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Father Heaney
Teenie Schwarz
Henry
Leo Schwarz
Thaddeus Rude
Joseph Schwarz
Mendota Sun-Bulletin
Henry Postoffice to open at 6 each morning
In compliance with a communication from the First Assistant Postmaster General dated November 11 1908 the Henry Postoffice will open for the public at 6 oclock each morning instead of 5 oclock beginning December 1. Windows will be opened for distribution to patrons at 7 oclock. Theodore Disosway Postmaster
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Henry Postoffice
Theodore Disosway
Post
Obituary and community notices from Princeton Tribune
Solomon Steckel born Eas ton Pa Feb 15 1821 died Chillicothe Ill at daughter Mrs O F Thomas home last Sunday evening his remains buried in Oakland cemetery Tuesday he came to Princeton from New York City in 1856 and ran a mercantile business until 1875 later moved to Philadelphia returning west after his wife died in 1896 father of nine with seven living Mrs Harry G Roberts Mrs Theodore La Moille Mrs Ida B Thomas Mrs Jennie D Root Marvin Edgar B and Arthur Steckelvest. Also remembers two to three years经营 confectionery store in Henry before fire destroyed Paskell House block steamboat Gallardo owned by Capt Sol York operated Peoria Kingston sold and gone south Capt York may buy larger steamer as he keeps barge Judgment notes printed at The Republican office.
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Easton
Chillicothe
Ill
O. F. Thomas
Oakland Cemetery
Steckel
Princeton
New York City
Philadelphia
West
Harry G. Roberts
City
Theodore
la Moille
Ida B. Thomas
Jennie D. Root
Marvin
Wyoming
Edgar B
Arthur
Princeton Tribune
Henry
Paskell House
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Sparland
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A'cen
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Oral Hunter
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Granville
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Rey
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Creston
Knox College
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Albert True
Harry
Ora Salisbury
L. R. Phillips
Deer Creek
R. EB. Gregory
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Morse
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Fairbury
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