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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1891
Page
5
The noted author Margaret Deland will contribute a tale titled A Fourth-class Appointment to Harper's Magazine for January with illustrations by C. D. Gibson. The piece appears amid broader reflections on gun use and labor wages in a periodical context.
Experiments on Charles L. Eaton's Deer Park hog herd tested two inoculation methods for bog cholera and a control group. The Billings method caused several pig deaths starting Dec 10, while the other methods and uninoculated pigs largely survived. Farmers celebrate the mixed results and hope for a new era in hog raising.
Congressman Snow of Illinois endorses David Wilsons petition for an international congress to create a binding arbitration system to settle national disputes without war. Snow commends the Peace initiative, notes Illinois ninth district support, and promises to present the petition when Congress resumes. Also includes advertisements for Salvation Oil and Dr Bulls Cough Syrup endorsements.
Correspondence from Pasadena notes a festive holiday scene with hotels and venues crowded with guests and events planned, including fairs, receptions, and the Rose tournament. A severe windstorm then devastates churches, homes, and orange groves, causing extensive damage but no reported injuries. The Raymond hotel remains operational as repairs and cleanup begin.
Real estate transfers list numerous parcels in Wenona Lacon Toluca Varna Henry and Richland with several tracts described by lots blocks and sections. Legal notices include teacher certificate ruling and an upcoming Harper's Magazine January feature on Aaron Burr's conspiracy and trial with related portraits.
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