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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1906

Page

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Anniversary of Magnolia Grange Celebrated at Frey Hall

A 330th anniversary celebration notes Magnolia Grange No. 179 H S Smith Chicago Daily News reports a centennial style gathering with nine charter members and discussions on Grange achievements. The event featured a dinner, a hall and kitchen facilities, and reflections on past farming, cooperative stores, and community efforts.

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Mourners Remember Local Citizens in Far-Reaching Obituary Notice

A lengthy obituary recounts the life of Miss Hannah Leavitt, born 1843 in New Hampshire, who lived much of her life in Putnam and Henry Illinois. She taught for many years, supported family care, and died after long illness with a Christian faith. Funeral services were held at the Christian church in Putnam with friends and family in attendance.

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Rock Phosphate letters raise farm fertilizer debate

A correspondence from Illinois agronomy figures discusses rock phosphate versus manufactured fertilizers, noting potential soil impacts. Hopkins notes natural rock phosphate stores phosphorus in soil and warns that common complete fertilizers may acidify soil and reduce crop nutrients, urging farmer education.

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Lostant notes and town updates amid local incidents

Mrs Ernest Biisa visits relatives in Lafayette while Ernest is a widower. Miss Clara Reynolds is ill. Mrs Downey and local residents gather with Dr. Dunham and Mrs. Pearl Thompson. A Mosler safe is installed in the Meico building for the Lostant Bank expansion. James Moore breaks an arm at a corn shelter. Town council passes an anti opium ordinance and a fire alarm rings at 8:30 pm. Fire damage from a home incident is contained.

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First Illinois River Steamboat Ottawa Built on River

Histories claim the steamboat Ottawa, built with parts from Ottawa Peru and finished at St Louis, was the first on the Illinois River. It featured extreme shallow draught, a powerful engine, and a 100 ton freight capacity weekly to St Louis.

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