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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1917

Page

12

Doans Kidney Pills Prove Public Testimony Strong

Henry resident E L Carrier, ship builder at River 81 Henry, reports backache and kidney pain from weak kidneys for years. He says Doan's Kidney Pills helped in every way, with renewed faith from 1915. Price 50 cents at dealers, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

Henry Doan Dean E. L. Carrier River 81 Carrier Foster-Milburn Co Props Buffalo N. Y

House For Sale in Chester Bidwell Homestead

HOUSED FOR SALE The Chester Bidwell homestead on Thomas street with seven rooms, heat, furnace, electric lights, tele phones, city and cistern water, a barn and garden. Perfect title. Also two vacant sites in the north part of the city. Apply to Fred Raymond for details.

Chester Bidwell Thomas Street City Fred Raymond

Magnolia News Briefs From The Republican January 11 1917

Community health notes report several residents ill with colds grippe bronchial pneumonia and recovery hopes. Local visits include Dr Davis and Mr Bray from Chicago. Church lectures over four Sundays discuss Peace with topics on desirability possibility now and in the future. G A Morphew and family traveled to Iowa for relatives and weddings where Morphew matriarch Mrs Morphew Sr. died. Rentals open for a seven room nearly new house in Magnolia with inquiries to R D McCulloch Varna Illinois or J G Clemens Peoria Illinois.

Ward George Ramsey Fred Defenbaugh Ora Mathis H. R. Morris Charles Griffin House Samuel Defenbaugh Hattie Reymer Henry McGahey Davis Bray Chicago Magnolia Young G. A. Morphew Iowa Nedirly Nevy R. D. McCulloch Varna J G. Clemens First Avenue Peorie Ill R. D .McCullough J. G. Clemens Peoria

Local Notes From McNabb and Granville Families

McNabb community notes record visits and errands among residents Henry and Granville. Listings include Mary Noll shopping January 3 and Charles Baker with Lucile Noll in Henry, along with several visits between McNabb and Granville households. A Teachers’ Reading Circle meet is scheduled January 13 at 2 p.m. and sickness affects attendance. Dr Bell Pine Tar Honey ad promotes winter cough remedy. rent or sale ad for a seven room Magnolia house appears with contact details.

Joseph Mercian Frank Wolf Andrew Cofoid M. P. Johnson Granville Mr. Ponzer Dagmar Cofoid Harry Koehler Lawrence Noll Daniel Ryan Leona Wolf Viola Kuhne Pearl Johnston McNabb Reading Circle Dr. Bell

30th Wedding Anniversary Dinner At Varna

Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Hager Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Merritt and Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Merritt hosted a dinner in Varna Saturday January 6 marking the trio of couples 30 years since their 1930 marriage. Guests included Mrs. Louise Sweet and Mr. and Mrs. I. P. Wierman with some regrets from Mrs. Kate McGruder and Mrs. Hannah Getchell.

Kate McGruder Hannah Getchell Kankakee Agnes Schumacher Lacon Ed Adams Ed Arndt Custer Josephine Haws Peoria Ernest Swason Dwight Varna Ozell Stateler Janet Myers Ardis Chatten Lloyd Dorothy Myera Ozell Janet

School Notes and Local Happenings in Varna Area

Local students prepare for semester exams January 25 and 26 at Varna High School while new pupils join the sixth grade Edna Carlson Delta Sutcliff and Melba Hall. Mrs M S McCuskey attends aunt Sophia Murch’s funeral in Belvidere. Extra notes include social visits and college returns, plus a classified ad for a seven room Magnolia residence.

Alma Schumacher Peoria M. S. McCuskey Sophia Murch Belvidere Verna Louise Haws Knox College Galesburg Sparland High School Varna High School Bryant Gleaser Miss Carter Heithar Linnea Lofgren Mary Leta’ Morrell Merle Munson Lois Wright George Meireis Anna Grill Helga Holmstrom Edna Carlson Delta Sutcliff Melba Hall

Lostant Bride Weds in Peoria on New Year's Day

Miss Frances Henning of Lostant wed Mr. Fred Phillips of Deer Creek in Peoria at noon on January 1 1917. After a wedding trip to Chicago the couple will live on a Deer Creek farm near Peoria. The report notes relatives present and plans to settle in Illinois.

John Howard Williams Marshall County Illinois Lacon Frances Henning Lostant Fred Phillips Deer Creek Peoria White Chicago Woman's Literary Club Mary Gould Curtis Margaret Shea H. Hehir G .W. Barr Bloomington C. W. Curtis Noel Oglesby Henry Comisky William Horback Florida Myrtle Brown la Salle Ethel Comisky Katherine Hart Ottawa Margaret Hart Lou Quaintance California Will Los Angeles Victor Baker Britt H. H. Hehir Joe Kelso J. E. Conlin Myrtle Hillabrand Tonica C. E. Gould McCormack Streator Frank Byron Clinton E. W. Phillips Ada Wilson Henry Phillips Harold Phillips Margaret St. Petersburg Fla Lestant Musical Association Association Matt. Gerloch Ambia Ind Peutz Anna Ida Dose Wakonda Wm. Kreis Victor Matern Tacoma Wash Charles Hartenbower Lola Davis Normal Neal Odell Decatur

Christmas Passages and Local News From Lostant

Mrs. Will M. McDaniel is fondly remembered at Christmas with gifts and warm notes from friends in Lostant praising her readiness to help in sickness or death. Visitors include George F. Bell and wife in Ottawa. Other items mention visits between Streator and Streator, university trips, and local outings by A. H. Bell and Boy Scouts at Deer Park and Starved Rock. Turkeys arrive from M Reynolds and Clara Hay for holiday feasts.

Will M. McDaniel Lostant Auntie McDaniel Charles Fowler George F. Bell Ottawa Foster German Streator Alice Barber John Dunn Normal University Tuesay Maurine Bowdin Elsie Zilm Floyd Lundgren Champaign Alvera Decatur A. H. Bell Deer Park Starved Rock Moon Burdette M. Reynolds Clara Hay

Deer Park Farmers Encumbered by Stolen Auto Purchases

Two Deer Park farmers each paid 600 dollars to strangers for autos later found stolen. John M. Nichols longtime Metamora Herald publisher and printer died at Deer Creek aged 49. Fulton county plans Walkonda Drainage and Levee district to reclaim 6500 to 8000 acres in Liverpool and Banner townships. A box car robber Tony LaFote was shot and killed by a detective at Ladd after a struggle for the revolver. Sheffield post office robbed recent days, 20 dollars cash and stamps taken, lock opened without dynamite.

Deer Park John M. Nichols Metamora Herald Deer Creek Fulton County Walkonda Liverpool Banner Ladd Tony LaFote LaFote

Legal Aid leader Charles Hughes and broader reforms noted

President Hughes of the Legal Aid Society emphasizes aiding the poor to secure legal rights. The society aims to provide gratuitous legal help to those worthy and unable to procure it. The news item also lists crop values by state for 1916 and notes a record silk shipment from Seattle to New York. President Wilson turned 60 on December 28 1916.

Charles B. Hughes The Legal Aid Society Hughes Texas Illinois Iowa Nebraska Georgia Kansas Pennsylvania New York Indiana Ohio North Dakota Alabama United States Seattle Wilson Rurar Panufacturing

Registered Jersey Cows For Sale By Mark Kays

Want ads offer a few head of registered Jersey cows either fresh or due soon from Mark Kays. Ad dated January 4, 1921. Also note advertising for Henry Republican printing services and a cottage for sale priced at $1925 with 6 rooms bath city water electricity three blocks from business district, inquire at Republican office.

Mark Kays

First Class Team of Brown Mares for Sale

One matched team of brown mares aged seven and eight, sound and in good shape, weight 2600, described as a first class team. Advertisement by F. M. Billings Henry II inviting buyers to inspect. Also note Our School Tablets offered at two for a nickel at The Henry Republican office.

F. M. Billings Henry Henry Republican

Advertising and the Early Store Boom on a Dollar

An old man starts a business with 1.80, adds stock and an ad, earns three dollars a day, expands to a two by four storefront, then a plate glass corner shop with a half page ad. Public praise for advertising as the driver of business, amid talk of luck versus skill. Also a note on sun exposure at high altitudes claimed to kill tuberculosis germs and a report of $100 million in mine dividends across several western states.

Colorado En Minee Arizona Utah Montana Nevada Idaho Lane

Also Mentioned on This Page

Thebel & Bons of Bradley Goiter Woolner Til Bureau County Broadmoor G. M. Clark Cinsult Thompson Farm Loans WM. H. Gerard Bradford W. J. Thomas Western Live Stock Insurance Co Live Stock Insurance Co Green H. W. May Notich Naomi R. Williams Henry BH .Jacobs Magnolia Department Knox L. W. McBride Mary Jane H. H. Thierry Venona Staff of Life Hubert Henry, Illinois Northern Illinois Co-Operative Burial Association Allen Smith Henry Illinois First National Bank C. M. Jones W. S. Harrison J. L. Jones Casailer C. H. Scholes C. M. Jones, B. G. Cromwell George McGillick William Duke J. L. Jones, T. J. Segravee Merchant Prince Prince Hearthstone
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