Dramatic Family Fracas Ends With Stab Wound
A fight at Pred Salbold’s residence near the Hsnne pin road last night led to his son injuring him with a knife in the chest. Salbold is bonded under fifty dollars and authorities say the incident stemmed from heavy drinking. A local man treated the wound and hopes for recovery. Domestic strife and drinking troubles were cited as underlying causes.
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Henry
Selbold
Rolse
Rumpus
Jack Xalfe
S. Haker
Belbold
City marshal under fire over Weber bullying case
Marshal Bush explains that while Weber bullied, he was away on city business and did not file formal complaints. He recalls citizens refused to act, fearing consequences, and notes Weber was later warned and briefly detained before release awaiting hearing.
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Bush
Weber
Dusiness
St Pas Lige
Tromplain
Becaues
Powerse
Webse
Bay
City Council Minutes Reflect Utilities and License Adjustments
Regular meeting notes report committee actions on graveling and grading along East Street. Licenses to be issued to Joseph Froeligen and Wright Lea upon expiration. old licenses invalid. Bills approved include lodging, hauling, repairs, and street work. meeting adjourned with mayoral signature.
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Hillkor
Bnyder
Polayer J
B. Yaool
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Kohler
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Kier
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Lark
Citizens urged to report crimes to aid law enforcement
A letter argues city officials cannot witness every infraction and urges citizens to file complaints. It cites a drunk man causing disorder on Edward street, questions why bystanders did not report the incident, and defends police actions in immediate arrest and public safety efforts.
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Miculik
Hatboro
Henry Republican
Edward Street
Weber
Weckiog
Calaboose
apMs Poon
Beckion Amira Salve Promises Quick Cures
Ad claims Beckion Amira Salve heals ulcers fever sores skin eruptions and various ailments with money back guarantee. Sells at price per box through druggists. text lists garbled names and distributors.
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All Druga
Icte
Resolutions Honor Two Members of Juvenile Temperance Society
At the November meeting a committee was appointed to draft resolutions on the deaths of Emma Nicholson and Minnie Kine. In December the committee reported and the society adopted lines of tribute praising their virtue and calling for emulation in temperance work. A copy of the resolutions will be filed, sent to the families, and published in the Henry Republican. Lillia Disosway, Clara Heath, Anna J. Burt, Committee.
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Henry Juvenile Tamrance Society
Desihi
Emma Nicholson
Minnie Kine
Velailvex
Shande
Henry’ Republican
Lillia Disosway
Clara Heath
Anna J. Burt
One Experience from Many and Home Remedy Testimony
A sick mother credits Hop Bitters with restoring her health after misery and expense. She shares a throat relief using two thirds of a teaspoon of soda dissolved in three spoonfuls of soft water for gargling and swallowing. Cox endorses the simple remedy as harmless and potentially life saving.
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Mother
Cox
How to Get Michigan Riches Through Economy Secret
The article cites a quote from "Deacon Snyder" about overcoming medical bills by practicing economy. It promotes health improvements through Electric Bitters, priced at 60 cents per bottle, sold by J. W. Niece.
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Snyder
J. W. Niece
Public Sale notices from 1861 auctions in Illinois and surrounding areas
Public sale notices describe auctions at various farms in Illinois with items including livestock like horses, mares, cattle, calves, and hogs, farm equipment, household goods, and furniture. Terms include cash for small sums and credit terms up to 12 months with notes and interest, listing auctioneers Hiram Stickel and J.T. Cook and clerk Kellogg.
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Beeteren
Wesnetyi Kere
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Privam Station
Putnam County
Ill
Thuredey
Hiram Stickel
J.T. Cook
G. C. Kellogg
Journal Subscription Rates and Publisher Contact
Terms list yearly rates for The Weekly Journal One dollar and twenty five cents The Daily Evening Journal ten dollars per year and the Tri weekly Journal four dollars per year plus mailing. Address Shuman and Wilson publishers 159 and 161 Dearborn Street Chicago.
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Daily Evening Journal
Shuman & Wilson
Dearbon Street
Chicago
Married in township ties through union of local pair
The notice records the marriage of Laura Culver and a Crepman from Steuben with family ties to Mrs Orsemue Culver. The bride, once a Henry girl, is linked to Wheaton College and George G. Gurnon, reflecting local social ties and hopes for a prosperous life.
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Royal Fhy
Laura (Crepman
Carver
Hothet Steuben
Slater
Orsemue Culver
Henry
Republican
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