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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1913
Page
1
Henry district notes report a crowded week of social events. highlights include a D A R lecture, Christian Endeavor concert success, weddings of Miss Mayme Bogner to John A Stadel, and Johnson family visits. local business ads and stage notices accompany obliquely referenced community happenings.
A partial OCR reading notes fur prices at an auction, highlighting the highest price paid. Details are fragmentary but indicate strong demand for certain fur types and a notable bid figure among bidders.
William Doheny a 70 year old resident of Camp Grove lay on the floor of his home for four days with a burned leg and no food or fire. He survived collapse chances and was found by neighbors then taken to St. Francis hospital in Peoria. doctors doubt recovery due to age weak health and injuries from fire starvation and cold.
George N Losee of rural No 4 Lake City celebrates his seventieth birthday tomorrow born January 17 1847 in Clifton Park Saratoga County New York He began carrying mail when the service started March 2 1903 and is the senior Lake City carrier and only G A C male in the list Mrs Losee died March 16 1912
The 1910 survey of the Ari zona Petrified forest by Topographic Engineers Pearson Chapman and J G Stack under RB Marshall produced a map of the Petrified Forest quadrangle. It covers six forests including the Petrified Natural bridge, with fossil trees silicified into multicolored agate. The map, south of the Santa Fe line in Navajo and Apache counties, Arizona, is sold for 5 cents a copy.
A coy dialogue hints at shifting views on women rights as an elderly spinster jokes about embracing men’s rights and a confidant teases a life change, reflecting social attitudes of a quiet era.
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