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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1900
Page
1
A seasoned tradesman invites work orders for cleaning and repair projects. Known for reliability, he promises guaranteed results on entrusted tasks and highlights extensive experience in the field.
Reports cover tax dates, census enumerators, canal funding, railroad plans, legal rulings on stamps and saloon bonds, and corporate developments in Illinois, with mentions of Elgin Woodmen and the Hennepin canal project, plus local business and transport items from Davenport to Peoria.
The Wenona fire department joins the state association. James Burrell rents a 200 acre farm near Keatsville and plans to move to Missouri by March. John Marland buys Samuel Hamilton’s 30 acres near Wenona for $80 per acre. Mrs Hamilton may relocate to Wenona. Duane Newell goes to Laven to enter J. T. Wood’s drug store. The Dewey club hosts a smoker in his honor before departure. A Mae Mekeel visit hosts games and refreshments. Lucian W Glover and Jessie Maud Griffin wed in Danvers. Thomas Kemp marks 30th wedding anniversary with gifts. Devlin Coal Company hauls lumber from Toluca to a cleared tract on Sandy. The Marshall Courts High School oratorical and athletic contest will be at Toluca this year. The first parade in the county history was at Henry four years ago. Dr Robert Boulde delivers a sermon on Voraham Tantelkn at Congregational church. Mr. Brunmsey’s probate file notes a large Marshall county estate worth about 40,000. Albert A. Davis and Miss Nina Zenor wed in Valley Junction. Ballards Here s Syrup advertised for throat and cough relief.
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