Farewell and Godspeed to Rev Burger at Gardner
The Gardner Presbyterian church honors Rev H W Burger as he leaves after nine years. Friends applaud his service to the church community, noting his honesty and focus on public welfare. A farewell service, reception, and joint church event conclude his Gardner ministry. Henry chapter of Eastern Star reports strong finances and 68 members with new officers elected for the coming year.
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Gardner
Chicago
Presbyvon
Rey Burger
McCormick Alogical Seminary
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Blacksager
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Yehi
Ali
Yief Neame
Face
Laseparty
McLadies Aid Society
Henry
Eastern Star
Masonic Lodge
Melick
Wes Johnson
George Tucker
Waukegan
Demist
H. W Burger
L. R Phillips
J A Swem
R . Bayne
Carre Carpenter
J A Melick
Frank Johnson
R. &. Bayne
May Wyckoff
Bayne
Miss Wyckoff
J. A. Swein
R S. Bayne
S. L. Clift
Henry Chapter I
Phillips
Swem
Adah
Mary Keller Ruth
Susan Clift
Mary L. Locke
Martha
Mires
Mary Quinn
Bill Kirkpatrick
Warder
Mary Ella Keenan
Sentinel
Via Clark Mershal
Elmer Quinn
Mary Phillips
Billy Sunday Revival Ends At Kewanes With Large Attendance
Rev W A Sunday closes a revival at Kewanes after a protracted effort that reached most prominent men. About 2100 converts enrolled and records show strong engagement as Sunday employs his direct, confrontational style to spur thinking and action among attendees.
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W. A
Kewanes
Sho
Petteria
Gail
Gunday
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Gayou
Rane Sterici
City Council Holds Dec 1906 Meeting
Regular city council session at city hall on Monday night December 3 1906 with Mayor Hutchins and eight aldermen present. Bills read include water work supervisor November 6000, Henry Electric 209 26, Standard Oil 1876 for gasoline, street cleaning and sewer pipe purchases, and park work. Treasurer reports total debits 2698 31 and balance 303 63 with vouchers to be filed. Fire marshal Frank Krenz authorized to buy a Larkin shut off and spray nozzle on trial. Meeting adjourned with motion carried.
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Yanochowski
Die
Smith
Brown
Bickerman
Ald. Cromwell
George Halbleib
Henry Electric Co
Standard Ol Co
C.ecker
Duke Bros
George Hall
Walter Eagleston
City Mar
George Brown
Chas McKeal
Park
Ald
Yanoshowski
Ald Yanoschowski
Ditle
Ald. Smith
Ald. Brown
Dille
Ald Bille
Ald Brown
Frank Krenz
Larkin
aAld
Brows
County Board Opposes County Press Printing Cutbacks
Board of supervisors rejects proposed 50 percent cut in county print orders and directs printing to go through a county committee. The move aims to curb newspaper influence, while committees seek bids for next year’s county printing needs, signaling a push for centralized, accountable spending.
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County Trust Press
Board of Supervisors
County Dilig
Lacon Democrat
Henry Times
Wenone Index
Toluca Herald
Forrells
Henty Reapublicas
Tomales
Supervicors
Atlas Aa
Hiaik
Mrs Charles Reichardt Dead at 72 in Henry Illinois
Mrs Charles Reichardt died at age 72 in Henry Illinois after a long illness. Born Theresa Blenner in Altenburg Germany on January 27, 1827 she married Charles Reichardt in New York in 1852 and moved to Illinois in 1866. Funeral services were held at their residence with Rev. A Reardon of Chicago delivering a sermon from Ecclesiastes. Interment followed at Henry Cemetery with pallbearers and mourners from Ottawa and Henry expressing gratitude for support.
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Altenburg
Germany
Get
Henry
America
Charles Reichardt
New York City
Thinois
Hopewell Township
Wiliam Schlosser
Reichardt
A. Reardon
Chicago
Henry Cemetery
C. L.loombs
C. B. Burt
Thomas Monter
T. A. Runnells
C. C. ‘Smith
Spencer Ketchum
Hannum
Canal project dominates river and harbor debate in Congress
Discussion in Washington centers on a river and harbor appropriation bill linking Chicago and St. Louis by a fourteen foot canal. Supporters push for federal authorization, with potential amendments in the Senate and a conference review led by engineers and the international waterways commission backing feasibility. Representative Madden of Chicago leads efforts to secure federal recognition for the drainage canal aiding farming and manufacturing in the middle west.
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Middle West
Chicago
St. Louis
Sénate
Madden
Washington
Lakes
Gulf
Middle Wear
Chicaga
International Waterways Commission
Speaker Cannon
Secretary of War
House
Mackenzie
Maddens
Eamon
Sividi Robort
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Henry Beaug
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