Silver Wedding Anniversary Celebrated at Henry Home
Mr and Mrs J. H. Williams of Putnam marked 25 years of marriage with a surprise party at their farm home near Lone Tree. About 60 guests, including relatives from Henry and Lone Tree, attended after an afternoon of gatherings, songs, recitals, and heartfelt toasts. Mrs Williams received family and friends, and gifts of silverware were presented as the couple thanked guests for their support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. William of
Putnam
John Bell
Lone Tree
Baker
Presbyterian Church
Henry
Papa
Mamma
Mra Williams
McEvoy
Williams
Institute
Ed Sparling
Pet Bagley
Mary Boice
T. H. Williams
BE. J. Rogers
McKeon
Rank Bell
Sadie Powell
Gardner
Myrtle
Mary
Melkxoon
Bell
Matrimonial at Hopewell Township United Nellie H Martin and James Albert Sparling
On Wednesday evening December 9 at the home of Benjamin Martin in Hopewell township, Miss Nellie H Martin sister of Mr Martin wed James Albert Sparling of Putnam with Rev D C Martin of Putnam officiating. A wedding supper followed and well wishes poured in for the couple. Nellie is daughter of Mrs Elien J Martin and James is son of John Sparling a rural mail carrier from Putnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Martin
Hopewell Township
Nellie H. Martin
Martin
James Albert Sparling
Putnam
D. C. Martin
M. E
Elien J. Martin
John Sparling
Henry
Ballard's Horehound Syrup Endorsed By Wisconsin Druggist
Henry C. Stearns of Shullsburg Wisconsin reports May 20 1901 that Ballards Horehound Syrup relieves hoarse and croupy coughs with rapid effect. He notes persistent customer demand and strong satisfaction after two years of sales at Dr Powells drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Henry C. Stearns
Shullsbury
Wis
Dr Powell
Farm Institute season urged for record participation
The Farm Institute program emphasizes strong committees and valuable sessions for 1903 1904 institutes in central Illinois. Farmers are asked to attend, engage with discussions, and take lessons home, while the chair plans to keep the program on schedule and maximize outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Institute
Central Illinois
Institute
Flitcraft Family To Leave Henry For Oak Park
C B Flitcraft and family announce they will move back to Oak Park Illinois. He returns to work with his father a life insurance author and publisher, praising Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company and its guarantees. Local cashier L R Phillips of the Henry Bank will assist with rates and information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Flitcraft
Henry
Oak Park
Chicago
Illinois
A. J. Flittcraft
L. R. Phillips
New Henry Bank
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
Furrcrarr
Clean Your Walks and Show Public Spirit
A terse invitation urges citizens to clear snow from sidewalks after every snowfall. It argues clean walks reflect personal responsibility, reduce slips, and improve safety and mood for neighbors. It promises public approval and pride for those who shovel promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Peoto Wade
Norwood-Colorado Co Stock Hikes to 80 Cents
A 1904 stock price rise to 80 cents per share takes effect January 1st. Four names advertise the opportunity to buy at old prices before the deadline. A letter from F O Sterrett dated December 7th 1908 reports progress and a promising ore body near discovery. Ice harvest work near Mud Lake proceeds as weather allows with 10 inch thick ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood-Colorado Co
F. O. Sterrett
A. J
J.B. Leavitt
Mud Lake
Putnam County Farmers Institute Highlights Education And Trade
Putnam county Farmers Institute session opens with Miss Winship solo and Rev D C Martin invocation. J Howard Williams outlines the history of farmers clubs and state institutes, praising pioneers and rural services. Dr David Felmy delivers a wide ranging talk on new demands in education and intensive farming, stressing applied machinery and specialization. The report notes insurance case decisions, St Marys convent dedication at Wenona, and local real estate activity including prairie land sales and rising farm values.
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Putnam Co
Farmers’ Institute
Farmers’ Institute of
Putnam County
Putnam
Miss Winship
D. C. Martin
J. Howard Williams
Farmers’ Clubs
Grange
Farmers’ Institutes
H. K. Smith
J.O. Winship
Gardner Williams
Alice Cary Waterman
Waterman
Henry
Mia Waterman
David Felmy
State Normal University of Normal
Felmy
Granville
Miss Wetzel
St Mary’s
Wenona
Spalding
Wilden V. G
Shaw C. M
Catharine Meehan
J. J. Smith
Railway
DeVault
Belle Plain Township
Masters
Henry Zilm
B. 8
Harper
Marshall County
Bureau County
Fassett
LaMoille Township
E. P. Fassett
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promoted Amid Rail Robbery Campaign
A period piece ad extols Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for digestion and blood health with a testimonial from Guy G. Atsin. Separately the Big Four and Rock Island railroads launch a campaign against a gang of freight car robbers active for months, stealing freight worth thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Four
Rock Island
One Minute Cough Cure Endorsed by Dr Armstrong
A Texas doctor praises the One Minute Cough Cure as safe for children and effective in coughs, colds, and influenza. It is claimed to act at the source of trouble, relieve inflammation, and aid lungs in delivering oxygen to blood and tissues. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy G. W. Atsinson
W. Va
Armstrong
Delia
Texas
Subscription to the Weekly Henry Republican Makes Ideal Christmas Gift
The Henry Republican offers a full account of Henry and vicinity, valued by former residents. Subscriptions sent as Christmas gifts are popular, with recipients appreciating the link to their old community and daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Republican
Henry
Pain Balm Promises Deep Chest and Back Relief
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Pain Balm as superior to plasters for lame backs and deep muscular or rheumatic pains. It claims it dampens a piece of Manuel and bound on the affected parts provides relief. Sold by Dr Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel
Chamberlain
Powell
Church Notes and Christmas Events Coincide This Week
A concert and social at the M E church are planned for Wednesday. Next Sunday Rev Green will lead a baptism at the Christian church. Ember Days emphasize prayer and fasting. Christmas programs feature unique class gifts at the M E Sunday school. Rev Landenberger to preach at New Church House with Christmas songs. Presbyterian women discuss Syria and Mountain Whites in December meeting. Ladies Aid meeting at Rev McCown’s on Dec 28. Public invited to the M E church Christmas festival with original gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Green
Christian Church
M. EE
Sylvester Sparling
M. B
Henry Tupper
M.be
Relewable
Christian Sunday School
Ladies Aid Society
M. KE
McCown
Fr Gorter
St John’s Episcopal Church
G. Landenberger
New Church House of Worship
Landenberger
Presbyterian Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society
Ella Kirkpatrick
Syria
Keller
Salvation Army plans Christmas baskets for thousands in need
The Salvation Army proposes distributing baskets with Christmas dinner provisions to thousands of needy homes. Donors can give cash, butter, or a chicken, via boxes in city stores or by sending to 809 State St Chicago. Last year the army provided 250,000 free Christmas dinners in the U.S. Also notes a local sale of watches by Thacker & Son and a report on Joseph Ironmongery visiting relatives while a railroad job detail and Wabash System conductors are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Army
State St
Chicago
United States
Thacker & Son
Henry
Joseph
St Louis
Kansas City
Will Sleater
Lroney
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Morton L. Hill
Lebanon
Ind
J. E
F. A. Powell
James Arnold
Lostant
J. Watercott & Co
Mr Arnold
Wm Murphy
Saratoga
Woman's Club
Clara B. Wanghop
Department of Literature
Woman’s Club
E. E. Jones
Mra Waughop
Jennie Watkins
Sparland
Miss Kellogg
William
William of
Nassau
Prince of
Orange
Altho
Delft
Olive Wood
Waterloo
Franc B. Wilkes
Gertrude Kayne
Napoleon
Wellington
Blucher
Walter Scott
Cecil Deck
Indies
Edna Powars Monier
Lord Byron
J. L. White
W.W. Dewey
Laverna Stowe
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