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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1918

Page

9

New Interurban Line delayed by wartime material shortages

Illinois officials announce the Peoria and Chillicothe interurban will be built as soon as steel and other materials can be purchased. Franchises are secured and leadership is set, with E A Mitchell chairing the exemption board and renewed secretary duties for A H Black due to illness.

Chillicothe Peoria Peoria County Court House E. A. Mitchell Peoria County John F. Lynch W. BE. Emery A. E. Mitchell Emery A. H. Black Black Peoria Star Imay En

Republican subscription price raised to two dollars per year

Announcement repeats that The Republican will cost two dollars yearly starting January 1. Arrears stay old rate of 1.50. Readers are urged to pay up and the office invites inquiries about payments.

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Illinois road policy courses amid war time talks in Springfield

Officials from the Illinois Highway Improvement association reported from the Richmond convention that open top equipment for highway work hinges on U S orders and coal relief. If released, military roads like Chicago to St Louis may proceed, else most construction focuses on maintenance and select main lines. One wedding and church notices close the page.

Illinois Illinois Highway Improvement Association Springfield S. E. Bradt Clifford Older American Association of State Highway Officials Richmond Ilnois Improvement Association U. S Chicago Bradt

Wedding Unites Harrington and Spangler in 1918

Laura Harrington and Thomas Francis Spangler wed at St. Joseph's parsonage on Friday January 11 1918 at 3 30 pm. Laura a Whitefield resident daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Harrington, and Thomas son of A B Spangler of Shallowwater Kan. They plan to reside on a Kansas ranch with the groom's parents after the ceremony. The bride wore dark brown broadcloth and a white hat. James Harrington served as groomsman and Lulu Harrington as bridesmaid. The couple left by 5 o'clock train for their new home.

Conrad Bogner Olen Ely Henry Mercian Chicago Roger Howe Whitefield Father Brennan St. Joseph’s Parsonage Laura Harrington Thomas Francis Spangler James Harrington Lulu Kansas Joseph Harrington A. B. Spangler Shallowwater Kan

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