Henry Republican News Recap From Sparland District
Postholiday school reopening with large turnout across rooms. Teachers report fatigue yet perseverance. Local travels include Chicago Rockford and Gaitney for meetings. The Bethel protracted meeting and Hitchcock family visit noted. Death of former Sparland resident Mr Proctor aged 67 prompts community sympathy.
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Edwards
Chicago
Mira Colton
Princeton
Meeney
Ayeport
Rockford
Gatenay
Avery
Wunghop
LaPriiris
Bethel
Hitchcock
Aurora
William Webster
Red Fox
Henry Wunder
Renton
Proctor
Sparnand
Dee Vieth
Spariand
Mollie Wackman
Jennie
Olive Hurdle
Hennepin Community Notes On Work Awakening
Hennepin reports a recent shift in local life as unemployed men seek work along the riverfront with better prospects. A grasshopper supper fundraiser drew a good crowd but funds fell short of expectations amid social tensions and calls for education reforms.
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Montis Po
Busconrot
Buanday
Isaac Peterson
Phine
Jourst
Ealiain Society
Nebel Spears
Wader Gerdiath
Wietana
Wits
J. W. Hopkinn
Preelite
Choeen
J. J. Moore
J T. Teenton
Wullameda Darley
Hon. Ly
D. Whiting
J. H. Suaton
Ree Iv
J.H. Moore
Tefin Joseph Daley
Canal Rote Mlahorer
Tony Ie
Elawipy
Broywstey
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Mock Island
Pee Dee
Magnolia News Roundup and Social Notes
A fragmented Magnolia column recounts New Year gatherings, local politics, and social events. It mentions Mr Thornton leaving for legislative duties, dance and supper scenes, and community updates from Magnolia figures like J D Fyffe Mrs Mary Hubbard G S Parks and P. Parks. The piece also references canal and railroad themes discussed in broader state context.
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Magnolia
Geven
Dr. Wilcox
John Pepee
Harmiésé
McGuffey
Imost
Thornton
Hia
Amos
Henry Republican
Mitchell
Disasway
J. D. FE
Ods
Fyffe
Mary A. Hubbard
Singer Sewing Machine
Parks
Mr. P
Local Notices and Entertainment in Varna Area
G W Walker ill with rheumatism. Barry family entertainment drew crowd Saturday night. Morgan the comic dancer and minstrel impressed the audience. Swedes held daily church services since December 23 completing palatina and laying carpets. Christmas dawn candle displays. New Year crowds gathering at three. Some talk of sending aid to Kansas hungry. Debts paid, Mechurah delisted, subscriptions settled. Shire seeks to sell trotting horse once more, noting 180 trotting miles without prior training on track.
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G. W. Walker
Barry
Morgan
Kansas
HP J. Shire
Gonre
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Farm sale near Spachwine changes hands for nine thousand
Snachwine district records show N E Wheeler selling his 160 acre farm near Spachwine to Janis Giltitor for 9000 dollars. A separate sale of John Pettit personal effects four miles west of Snachwine lists two horses 80 cattle 90 shoats 9 tons of hay and farming tools to be struck off at auction next Tuesday at 10 am.
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Snachwine. N.E
Wheeler
Spachwine
Janis Giltitor
John Pettit
Snachwine
Jace
Sunday Clothes and the Sabbath Outfit Debate
A letter to the editor questions merchants in the Hanry Republic area for not stocking proper Sunday attire while storms and rain deter churchgoers. The writer urges retailers to remedy this clothing deficiency to prevent religious attenders from boycotting services due to wet weather and cites a Henry Clay anecdote about appearances and lining.
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Hanry Republican
Anid
Seminor
House of God
Church of God
Henry Clay
Congress
Oley
Clay
Ripe speech in congress and moral lecturing tone
A fragmented newspaper passage describes a congress session with a dramatic spectacle and moral appeals about Sabbath conduct and church devotion. It references posters of orators, a dramatic confrontation, and hints at a religious and social critique. It also advertises periodicals and university journals received, noting their contents and prices.
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Congress
Nan
Roe
Lora
Jewells
Charlotte Cushman
Wells
Broadway
Harry Gould
The
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College Monthly
Industrial University of Urbana
Acult
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Lincoln University
A.R. Taylor
Woinona
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