Automobiles and public policy mix in 1907 republican notes
A 1907 Republican page cites automobile health myths and civic issues. It covers corporal punishment authority for teachers, widespread farmer wealth and credit in circulation, road drag laws with payment scales, post office notes proposed in various denominations, riverboat line options, and ongoing tax cases affecting a Chicago church property.
Mississippi Campaign Heralded by Public Investment
From the Cedar Rapids Republican commenting on J. R. Morton as owner planning a 1 million dollar investment to enlarge Mississippi facilities signaling a revival of passenger traffic and commerce on the river. The piece notes newspaper support for Billy Sunday and cautions about lingering financial troubles, referencing Pierpont Morgan and Jud Granger in Washington. It ends with regional mineral production comparisons and Illinois manufacturing promise.
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J. R. Morton
Mississippi
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Billy
Hiram Simpson
Pierpont Morgan
Washington
Middlin
Roosevelt
Jud Granger
Jude
Ilinois
California
Colorado
Illinois
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
State Geological Survey
Montgomery
Clark
Cumberland
Crawford
Chicago
Dr Kings New Life Pills touted as remedy for dangerous deadlock
An old ad claims liver and bowel stoppage can end quickly with Dr. King's New Life Pills offered by A. J. Ironmoneir drug store with a money back guarantee. The piece also notes a wheel tax bill for cities to fund street repairs, with an emergency clause effective immediately upon gubernatorial signing by Governor Deneen.
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House of Representatives
Deneen
National Grange meeting in Hartford sets attendance records
The National Grange gathered in Hartford Connecticut this year with record attendance. Public reception featured remarks by Mayor Heney Governor Woodruff and President Mellen of the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad Company. The report notes 8 percent net national membership gain and assets over $100000. Sears Roebuck indicted in Des Moines for mail fraud and misrepresented goods. Rushville advertisers offer prizes to attract the largest local turnout on November 8.
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G. S. Harwood
National Grange
Hartford
Conn
State Grange
Heney
Sys Wroney
Wodlruff
Connecticut
Mellen
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Wood
Ring-In-Passag
Lig
N J. Batchelder
Grange
Sears, Roebuck & Co
United States
Chicago
Des Moines
Nol
Dell
Sears, Roebuck &Co
U. S
Stockholders Meeting for First National Bank
Annual meeting of the stockholders of the First National Bank of Henry HL will be held at the banking house on Tuesday January 14 1908. Cashier T L Jones announces the session.
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First National Bankeft Henry, HL
T L. Jones
The
Henry Bridge Co
Bridge Co
Henry
Ill
J. N. Krenz
Henry, Tl
Henry B. Lowden
Marshall County
Alrois
Lacon
Insala
James Wilson
Abean
Marshall
Illnois
Illinois
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Ina
the Holsman
Henry Auto CO
the Republican
Merne
Congress
J. R. Moffitt
St. Paul
St. Elmers-And- Wharfage
South Dakota
Mound City
E D. Clapp
A. J. Ironmonger
Francis Kilduff
LA Salle, Ill
LA Salle, Illinois
Summerland
John Sebastian
Rock Island Lines
Rock Island
el Paso
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara
San Francisco
O G Vale
Henry, IL
Rushville
CA Storni
Laura Lowden
Fred W. Potter