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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1917

Page

2

Doan's Kidney Pills End Kidney Troubles, Murphy Testimony

Mrs James Murphy of Lacon Illinois testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved her family's kidney complaints and back pain after suffering from kidney weakness. She notes previous annoyance from back pains and kidney issues and confirms the cure by the product from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Price is 50 cents at dealers.

Doan James Murphy Lacon Bays Mre. Murphy Foster-Milburn Co., Props Buffalo N. Y

EXECUTOR S NOTICE Estate of Charlotte Green

Executor Henry Be Jacobs announces probate in Marshall County Illinois. He will appear at the County Court in Lacon for the April term to adjust claims and settlements. Claimants must attend. debtors should pay promptly. Dated February 7 1917.

Charlotte Green County of Marshall State of Illinois Marshall County Illinois Lacon A. D Henry BE Jacobs

Land and farming notices by WM H Gerard Rural Route 3

WM H Gerard advertises land sale and purchase services urging early contact for dates if quitting farming or moving away. Offers one percent terms and promotes veterinary dental services and agency for Western Live Stock Insurance Co. of Peoria Illinois with office over Henry Republican and telephone 273 Green.

Argo Western Live Stock Insurance Co Peoria Ill Live Stock Insurance Co United States Henry Republican Green

Magnolia News Briefs and Local Events in February 1917

The Republican column lists births at Magnolia department including a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Oscar Ahlstron on Feb 16 and a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Homer Thierry on Feb 18. It notes visits, dinners, a Granville institute, a home talent play One of the Hight on March 9, a death notice for C H Coe of Smithton Mo, and upcoming OEF S Magnolia school of instruction Feb 27–28 with dinner and supper.

Oscar Ahlstron G .A. Morphew Peoria Homer Thierry Arthur Spencer Oxbow N. J. Allen F. N. Glover R. W. Spencer Elizabeth Curtis Eureka Hazel Peters Granville Masonic Hall Ward C. H. Coe Smithton Coe Magnolia

Magnolia taxes due in Magnolia Township Ill collector limits March 15 1917

The Magnolia Township tax collector announces books are in hand and will be closed by March 15 1917. P A Hiatt collector notes schedules in McNabb on Tuesdays and Fridays each week. Advt 2-8-31

Magnolia Township Putnam County Ill McNabb P. A. Hiatt

Shower for Bride-to-Be at Phillips Home

At the Phillips country home Miss Edith Phillips will wed Roscoe Judd. A reception for about 35 guests featured games, music, a decorative window display, and a generous lunch as Kenneth Phillips delivered a wagonful of gifts.

U. W. Phillips Lela Moore Gladys Phillips Edith Phillips Roscoe Judd Kenneth Edith In- Flex

For Rent Good house and barn in Lostant Illinois Adt

FOR RENT Good house and barn with well and cistern and 14 acres of ground all in the villages of Lostant Ill For further particulars inquire of Chas Lambourn Wenons Ill Advt.

Lostant Chas. Lambourn, Wenons Ill Advt

Social News From McNabb Area News Notes

Joseph Boman McNabb improves after grip siege but remains weak. Marjorie Powell absent from high school. Mr and Mrs Andrew Cofoid visit Charles Cofoid. John Nader surprise party with about 50 guests. A social dance for local youngsters. Newlyweds open home to about 50 guests. thanks to Mr and Mrs Baker. Ora Scott family moving to Minnesota next Sunday. Charles B Traver visits Venona in car. Mr and Mrs Peter Gresser shop in Henry last Tuesday. McNabb school holds Valentine box social last Wednesday. Rankin Johnston visits grandmother in Magnolia. Fremont and Clarence Corioa have horse escapade with little damage. Pleasant wedding at C A Powell home. Pauline marries John Graham Teaders. Peter Gresser in Tonica basement project. King and son Gordon at home Sunday. Pool sharks visit. Schoolhouse closed Thu/Fri for Teachers' meeting at Granville. Mr Clark attends. Card party at hall. prizes to Robbins, Ryan, Mrs Wolf, Angelo Millato. Two verses note teen romance and mischief with missing items found in buggy. Telephone line to Magnolia busy at day’s end. Ring off when chats run long.

McNabb Rankin Johnston Magnolia Fremont Clarence Coroia A. Powell Pauline John Graham Teaders Mr. Graha Peter Gresser Ihone King and Son Gordon Tonica Res Granville Clark Richard Robbins Charles Ryan George Wolf Angelo Millato

Remedy for Bilious Attacks Promised by Three Tablets

A pamphlet describes a severe bilious attack with headache coated tongue loss of appetite constipation torpid liver vomiting bile and partly digested food. It advises taking three Chamberlains Tablets for prompt relief and notes availability everywhere.

Chamberlain

Putnam County Farm Output 1916 Report Highlights

Putnam County’s 1916 agricultural shows 24 421 acres planted in corn yielding 762 639 bushels at 30 bushels per acre and value 648 235 with production cost 228 789 profit 419 446. County dairy and other crops show included 23 794 gallons milk 6 900 value 67 51 gallons cream worth 6 076 and 8474 cattle shipped 747 065 pounds 62 006 6703 hogs raised 6563 sold for 92 207 4485 pounds honey 10 607 poultry value.

Putnam County Illinois State Board of Agriculture Bureau County

Alfalfa Acreage Surpasses Prior Years Except 1915

The report notes that eggs valued at 10,054 dollars were among the smaller commodities produced and that the area devoted to alfalfa reached ten times the amount of any previous year, second only to 1915 in scale.

Lostant Local Social Roundup Personal Visitors

Chicago guest Karl Wiley visits Dr Hagg while George Cleal comes from Ransom to see John Skeet. Jesup guests Mr and Mrs Henry Worling stay with G F Weber. Local events include teachers and pupils celebrating Valentine’s Day and a post card shower for Henry Foley. Irene Wischer and Oscar Noel wed in La Salle, plus a Woman’s Literary club meeting with National Park pictures and a travelog on the ten principal parks.

Lostant Karl Wiley Chicago Dr. Hagg George Cleal Ransom John Skeet Henry Worling Jesup G. F. Weber Samuel Grivey Lena Bertha Burgess T. H. Hehir Irene Hehir Wampella Miss Reinhart la Salle Mary Reinhart F. S. Hagy Wm. Gray Orville Sue Umbarger Mr. Gray Bloomington J. W. Barber Emily Dugan Robert Kelso Illinois Mary Dagner Stella Baker Streator Henry Foley Irene Wischer Oscar Noel Gertrude Griffith Harold Norton Minonk Woman's Literary Club Lillian Morgan Daisy Brenner National Perk Pictures Clara Henning Lestant Society State Federation Louisville Woman’s Club Kate Dugan Harry Boshell Amboy John Boshell Helen Smith McNabb Edith Phillips Harry Bandher H. A. Barr Antoinette Wilson Reed Kathleen Moss Leigh Alberta Canada J. A. Whitney Reed C. BE. Gould Milton Hartenhower Cay Tower Gould

Administrator's Notice in McManus Estate

Estate of Charles W. McManus deceased seeks claims for adjustment at Marshall County Court Illinois at Lacon Court House on the first Monday of April 1917. Creditors must present claims. debtors should pay promptly. Administratrix Elizabeth McManus signs with attorney Fred W. Potter. 2-8-31.

Charles W. McManus Marshall County Illinois Court House Lacon A. D Elizabeth McManus Fred W. Potter

Tommy Corrects Lesson with Pine Riddle

In a classroom reading, the teacher asks which pine has the longest needles. Tommy in the front row raises his hand and replies with a pun, saying the porcupine. The moment blends humor with a sharp classroom moment.

Tommy America

Wells and Douglass Purchase Controlling Interest in Farmers Line

Ralph Wells and I F Douglass have acquired two thirds of all stock in the Venona Union Telephone Co known as the Farmers line. The firm serves about 300 subscribers in Venona and nearby farms with very low rates and rentals as a convenience. They plan to restore the system to first class condition and deliver the best possible service to every subscriber, though specific improvements were not disclosed.

Ralph Wells I. F. Douglass Venona Union ‘Telephone Co Farmers’ Line Farmers’ Co Venona Mr. Wells Mr. Douglass

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Nettle Firman Henry Ill Thebes & Sons of E. H. Bradley Woolner Tll WM. H. Gerard Bradford, Lll W. J. Thomas Illinois Life Insurance SBCA Otto H. Augustine Demenen Jefferson Building Poorla, Til Magnolia Department Amanda Gierhart Waynesfield Ohio Hennepin O. C. Cofold Henry Dawson Virgil Vale Geneive Willard Hamm Standard Oil I. A. Boyle Hennepin Prairie Hot Springs Lillian Weeks Ida Butterneck Biloxi South Guesburg New Orleans Pensacola Fla Lincoln Daily Star C. W. Pool Congress Charlie Hennepin Lavee Joseph Boman Marjorie Powell Andrew Cofoid Charles Cofoid John Nader Sis Ford F. O. B. Detroit Ford Motor CO C. M. Lucas The Staff of Life Hubert Henry, Mlinor Northern Illinois Co-Operative Burial Association Men Swith Henry, Mee Change In Telephone Co Farma Loans Thompson Farm Loans
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