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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1888
Page
2
The notice outlines subscription costs of one dollar and fifty cents per year with ten cents extra for out of county deliveries. It explains date labeling on the address, renewal date changes, and the need to notify the office if the ante is not changed within two weeks after payment. It requires both old and new post office addresses two weeks in advance for changes.
ZED argues for keeping prohibition within the Republican fold while urging cross party education. He cites W O T U Iowa support, court actions, and Blaine versus Grant voting histories to claim the GOP will regain power with pro prohibition as a non partisan goal and urges continued Republican alignment.
The Marshall County Temperance Union met at Temperance Hall in Lacon on February 2 with A. H. Gaston chairing. Rev R. H. McDade and D. XM. Dunlap spoke as committees prepared reports. officers were nominated and the report adopted with counties invited to participate. The nomination slate included President J. S. Thompson and vice presidents including John Craw for La Prairie.
The Marshall County Temperance Union holds a large gathering in Whitefield with officers named, a finance collection planned, and resolutions urging absolute prohibition and equal suffrage. Delegates to a May state convention at Springfield are appointed, and a county central committee is elected. The group thanks the Whitefield Glee Club for music as Rev J P Barrett leads a prayer.
A daughter was born Feb 6 in the city to Louis M. Lincoln Jr of the clothing firm 7 Hatohina and Lincoln. Another daughter born Feb 6 to A J Wimmer. At Yokohama Japan a daughter was born Jan 4 to James Waltor and Huatt Waltor.
Married in this city on February 7 at St Mary's Church Reverend Rank officiating William Neuhalf en Jr and Christina daughter of Conrad Aprol. At Hennepin residence of Robert Patton January 18 by Hoy H. M. Burr E. A. Balrd and Rita daughter of Isaac Atunalil of Mt Pala ne.
Eliza Grange of Milo Bureau County died February 1 at home at age 34 wife of Robert Grange and daughter of Robert Hunter of Tiskilwa. Sarah J Brad Dock formerly of Hennepin died January 11 at Chataworth. Rohnert Sims Martin aged about 40 formerly of Marshall county died January 24 in Coffeyville Kansas. veteran of Co G 47th Infantry and a former commander of G A R post there.
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