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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1914
Page
6
Monmouth Illinois resident Mrs Harrier Gale reports relief from fatigue nervousness and weight loss after using Vinol cod liver oil iron tonic. The advertisement touts Vinol as a strengthening energizing tonic and offers money back if no benefit. The product is promoted by A J Ironmonger HL Henry TL.
Executors of the estate of Sidney Ketchum announce a sale under the will authority in the Marshall County Probate Court. The notice references the Record of Wills and probate records in Illinois, detailing the January term and proceedings for the estate, with executors acting under court authority.
On January 14 1915 at 2 PM the bank corner in the Village of Fisher Champaign County will sell at public vendue to the highest bidder a described parcel being North Twenty-one North Range Eight East of the Third Principal Meridian. 15 percent cash due at bid acceptance with balance paid June 1 1915. Title subject to a lease to R We Hin tonby dating March 1 1915 to February 28 1916 providing for grain rent hay and meadow ground timber pasture and other cash rents.
Gris Bparm near Fisher in Champaign County offers a well kept eight room house, good farm buildings, and fences. The land will be sold in parcels first, then as a whole, with final bid acceptance by the undersigned on December 20. Henry Waters, Re executor, Sidney Ketchum deceased. Administrator's Notice: Estate of William Kaprana, deceased. All claims against the estate must be presented to the county court at Marietta, Champaign County, at the court house on the first Monday in January.
Warence Scholes and local families share Thanksgiving in Bradford and nearby towns. Public sale of personal property by T. H. Packingham planned for January 5, 1916. Reports on local weddings, visits, church services, and a 250-300 year old Masonic apron owned by Maud Perry plus other community notes.
A public sale on Monday December 7 1944 at 10 a m features horses including two Shires and ponies, cattle Jersey Holstein sows and pigs, farm machinery such as a Deering binder hay loader manure spreader and plows, plus household goods. Terms: cash under 10, notes with security. Real estate to be sold later by Master’s sale in Marshall County Illinois.
Public sale on Wm Coulter farm 10 miles west of Henry Ill and 40 miles east of Camp Grove on Wednesday December 9 1914 at 10 am. Eleven horses four cattle twelve hogs six sows and six barrows hay corn and farm implements including Deering binder Budlong discs mowers plows mower and carriage. Terms cash with credit for larger sums and 7 percent interest on overdue balance. Lunch served on grounds. Auctioneers R K McColl and Elmer Quinn.
The undersigned will hold a public sale Friday December 18 1914 starting at 10 o clock at the late D E Pettegrew farm seven miles east of Bradford nine miles south of Tiskilwa and about a mile from Whitefield Corners. The sale lists fifty three cattle many Jerseys oxen and calves, diverse horses and mares, fifty head of brown bees, farm machinery including plows binders cultivators and wagons, plus 1500 bushels of corn and other odds and ends. Terms: cash under ten dollars otherwise note with approved security, 7 percent interest if unpaid. Removal only after conditions met. Frank Barkman K R McC s auctioneers J O Hing Clerk.
The listing outlines a variety of household and personal items including rings bracelets locket chains glassware pens leather goods umbrellas canes cigarette cases pocket books pocket knives field glasses shaving sets and related accessories. It reads like a catalog of gift items suitable for men and women with emphasis on metal jewelry and companion accessories.
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