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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1907

Page

9

Resigns With Regrets From Henry Fire Department Secretary

W P Ponzer resigns as secretary of Henry Fire Department No 1 Putnam IL citing business demands. In a farewell letter he thanks foreman C A Frommel chief Frank Krenz and colleagues, apologizes for limited attendance, and wishes prosperity to the company and members.

W. Ponzer Hotel Undercliff Henry Fire Department Putnam Ill Henry, Ill C. A. Frommel Frank Krenz William P. Bush Bush Charles Balleweg Peter Toemmes Biel F, Wm, Ponzer

Obituary for Mrs. Robert Bell of Dwight Ill

Sidney C Rosengrant born 1837 in Guernsey County Ohio died December 11 at her Dwight Illinois home. She married Robert Bell in April 1867 and moved to Dwight in the 1880s with two children, Wm C Bell and Lulu. Funeral held at home officiated by Rev A W Lowther with interment at Oak Lawn cemetery. Mr Bell long served as Justice of the peace known as Squire Bell.

Robert Bell Dwight Wm. C. Bell Odell Lulu Peter Bell Henry David Morris George Rosengrant Ohio A. W. Lowther Oak Lawn Cemetery Bell Whitefield Squire Bell

New Year's Dinner Menu at Camp House and Local Industry News

Camp House offers a New Year menu featuring cream of oyster soup, roast turkey, lobster salad, and desserts with a full beverage list. Orchestra of six plays from 1 to 2:30 p m. Nearby, zinc plants Depue and La Salle face price declines. Depue halts operations while La Salle stays open on contracts as prices fall from 8 to 4 cents per pound.

Camp House Jersey Boston Michigan New England California White House H. Girard de Cusine Georgette Tom” Eisley Lrop Depue Matthiessen & Hegeler la Salle la Salle Company

The Watkins Steamer Still Sails Despite Rumors

Ottawa area letters clear the Watkins steamer from Starved Rock service rumors of a fire on the St. Francis River. Owner Watkins reports no accident since last fall and continues profitable Mississippi St. Francis river freight service from Helena Arkansas, possibly long term.

Joliet Republican Ottawa Watkins Starved Rock St. Francis Arkansas George Glelm la Salle Mississippi Helena Ark South

Death of Hon. Charles Fosbender at Wenona Surprises District

The sudden death of Hon. Charles Fosbender was reported Tuesday in Wenona. Found by his wife, the coroner noted natural causes due to heart disease after his physician confirmed no inquest was required. A Marshall county figure, Fosbender served two terms in the legislature as a minority candidate and had long operated businesses in Sparland Wenona and owned electric light plants at Wenona and Spring Valley. His death mourned by a large circle of friends.

Charles Fosbender Wenona Thomas Mirshall Sparland Edward Burson Whitefield Spring Valley

Officers Elected at Henry Lodge No 489 K of P

Henry lodge No 489 K of P held a semi annual election Monday evening. new officers listed include C Wayne Hupp V C Emil Lofgren prelate R R Lash K of R and P and I G George Smith M of A Charles Heininger M of W Charles Dewey M of F Benjamin F Hoyle M of E Clyde Doran O G James Colligan trustee for three years George Smith. Subscribe for The Republican.

Henry Lodge Clyde Doran George Smith James Colligan

Cost to produce an acre of corn in Illinois

Illinois farmer Joseph R. Mulkerson of Hazel Dell stock farm Jerseyville outlines three year cost figures for one acre of corn. He breaks down labor and field work from seed to husking, totaling 4.44 dollars net cost per acre after credits, noting regional labor cost variations.

Illinois Joseph R. Fulkerson Hazel Dell Jerseyville Massachusetts Pennesylvania

River sports urged as city seeks yacht club growth

A call for aquatic sport development notes river benefits beyond hunting and fishing. It urges high school crews and local clubs to boost boating, sailing, and health, and warns against letting river life fade. A separate report details a derailment on the Rock Island line, delaying trains until repairs finish. Royal Neighbors elect officers for the coming year with installation planned January 2 and a short program after the meeting.

Henry Royal Neighbors Oracle Dora Halbleib May Swein Anna Payton Frances Knight Hattie Siewers Nellie Hartley Rose Snyder Inner Sentinel Lottie Brown Outer Sentinel Leslie Garlin Jennie Ray Swemn

Sivley company salvages Susan to remake Pearl show boat

The excursion steamer Susan, once on the upper Illinois and later moved to the Missouri river, sank on a sand bar before salvage. Sivley company workers remove the upper portion and ship it to Chillicothe to remodel their barge Pearl into a show boat using Susan’s material.

Susan Illinois Sivley Company Peoria Missouri River Chillicothe Pearl

Spokane pamphlet by Thomas Gorman praised as city booster

Thomas Gorman of Spokane Washington issues a profusely illustrated souvenir pamphlet. The piece presents Spokane as thrifty and magnificent, highlighting its status among fast growing northwest cities. Gorman is noted as a commercial veteran and salesman with family connections to local residents.

Thomas Gorman Spokane Wash Northwest Gorman James Hartley William Siewers Riser

Governor Deneen to Speak at Lacon Next Monday

Governor C S Deneen touring the state for renomination will address the public at Lacon next Monday afternoon December 30 at 3 o clock. It is the county seat’s sole appearance in Marshall county and Republicans are urged to attend.

Goy. Deneen Lacon C. S. Deneen Marshall County Deneen

Christmas program and gift distribution at multiple churches

Devotional exercises led by Pastor Beall followed by a Sunday school program and two large gift trees at the sacred desks. Nellie Law and Nellie Forbes contributed solos and readings as gifts were distributed to families. St John’s Episcopal and The Christian church hosted well attended, festive programs highlighting the Christmas spirit.

Beall St. John's Episcopal Church Nellie Law Nellie Forbes

Rural route mail carriers work Christmas must serve patrons

The Post Office Department requires rural carriers to work Christmas unless ordered off. No day off was given this year, while New Year’s Day will be a holiday with no mail carried. The department expects heavy Christmas mail and orders service to route patrons on Christmas Day.

Disasway Post Office Department

Brokaws Move to Lawton Area With Horses and Hogs

W. R. Brokaw and son left their Marshall County home for Lawton Oklahoma on Monday, loading six horses and 18 Duroc hogs to stock their new southwestern property. Mrs. Brokaw and daughters stay through the week, joining a growing Marshall County exodus settling in Lawton amid hopeful prospects of cotton and corn prosperity.

W. R. Brokaw and Son Lawton Oklahoma

Presbyterian Church Annual Meeting in January 1908

The annual congregational and business meeting is set for January 2 1908 with supper served from 6 to 7 30. At 7 30 the business session will begin to hear reports elect officers and handle church affairs. All friends are invited to attend this social supper and fellowship event.

The Presbyterian Church

Souvenir Postal Sparks Potato Patch Pride

Richard Tremain of Whitefield displayed a postal from his brother John of Lynden Washington. The card showed 144 acres of potato patch yielding 15 tons per 1% acres. The missive notes Washington potatoes and imagines Illinois-like profits if sold at 1 dollar 2 bushels in hard times.

iRchard Tremain Whitefield John Lynden Washington

Sterrett Family Returns From Colorado Visit

Mr and Mrs Ed Sterrett returned from Colorado where he was summoned to the bedside of his aged father who remained ill with alternating condition better and worse. The elderly man showed some improvement and hopes rose that he would recover. John Morgan passenger agent of a steamship line visits his boyhood haunts this week.

Ed Sterrett Colorado John Morgan

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