Geo Burt Proprietor Publication Thursday Afternoon
The note lists Geo Burt as proprietor and mentions a publication schedule every Thursday afternoon. It reads as a small local notice announcing regular release timing and ownership.
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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1889
Page
5
The note lists Geo Burt as proprietor and mentions a publication schedule every Thursday afternoon. It reads as a small local notice announcing regular release timing and ownership.
Various fraternal and auxiliary lodges including Henry Lodge No 119 AF and AM, Marshall Lodge No 63, Marshall Encampment No 85, Shall Rebekan Dearee Lodge No 170, Clayton Lodge No 31% at Sparland, and other groups hold regular meetings on specified weekdays and times in post rooms and G A R facilities. Visiting brethren invited. Public notices include W O T U and Modern Woodmen schedules and times.
In the senate Mr Lehman proposes amending the dramshop act to repeal the malt-house clause and set a uniform license of 500 dollars a year for selling malt or spurious liquors. The New York Graphic has been purchased and reorganized as a vigorous Republican paper with likely influence in the party. Blaine is expected to be secretary of state in Harrison's cabinet. The Hartford Evening Post touts its Thorne type setting machine capable of 6000 types per hour, needing three operators.
The piece reflects on progress in women’s education employment and independence over 25 years noting social freedoms such as women traveling alone and going around the world safely. It also discusses farmers meetings public road planning and patent law reforms with critiques of patent monopolies and calls for freer invention using reasonable royalties.
A rural newspaper calls for forming a growers alliance to break the binding twine trust. It urges harvesting grain without twine unless priced at 12 cents per pound, and invites farmers to sign a public pledge to resist extortion in the 1880 harvest. Also notes catarrh cure ads and a county land assessment method from Champaign for equalization.
A Buffalo Express tale about a drummer noting country folks, a barefoot urchin with a cow, and a crafty retort. A Somerville Journal quip questions the wisdom of a seven dollar watch marked up to eight dollars to clear stock.
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