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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1904
Page
8
Local notices include births and illnesses, visits by residents from Henry, Rutland, Oak Park, and Peoria, and community events. Real estate transfers, personals, a steel bridge bid, and a Mayfair sale are reported along with farm and business updates in Magnolia and nearby towns.
A Friday evening dance drew a good crowd, though not the usual sixty. Supper followed at Administer's restaurant. Miss Amelia Bishop of Mt Palatine visited cousins the Misses Koehler. Mrs Emma Wilson traveled to Hoopeston to meet the executive committee of the W C T U.
G C Friedrick well regarded locally. many attended his funeral in Chillicothe on Sunday. Attendees included Perry Dakin Henry McDermott R W Spencer E R Spencer William Moffett W T Bronn and Grant Troue who traveled by train to the event.
Equitable Life Insurance Co of Iowa has paid 1515 to the administrator of Daisy Hiana Jennings estate. The Tutt chain on two 150 policies, taken by Miss Daisy Hawn before her death, benefited her dependent infant and reflected prudent financial planning.
A shipment of hogs from Indiana arrived in the area last week, drawing attention from local buyers. The delivery involved multiple trailers and was partially inspected by farm officials. No injuries or incidents were reported.
Beatrice Fairfax advises that true ladylike conduct is quiet, modest dress and behavior. A real lady avoids conspicuous fashion, speaks softly, shows gentleness, self control, and consideration for others, valuing modesty over style.
The Times notes medical progress toward prevention and claims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy prevents pneumonia by countering the tendency from colds and grip. It urges early use at the first cold and asserts the remedy always cures, with Dr Powell selling it.
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