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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1913

Page

9

Sparland Social Notes Highlight Visits and Visitor News

Sparland residents enjoyed visits from relatives and friends across towns including Joliet and Bloomington. Miss Ruby Olson toured Lacon with friends, while Ben Russell headed to Missouri to tend land interests. A week of church lectures closed with praise for Rev Bracc and Mrs Pooler, praised for her dramatic readings and stage presence.

James Hill Eliza Delyalley George Rickey, Jr Leonard John Betts E. E. Royce Joliet Ruby Olson Lacon Misses Bay Ben Russell Missouri Anna Luft Helen Henry Luft W. H. Burns Peoria Mabelle Ebright C. D. Marshall L. Shaw Tesmer Whitcomb Bloomington M. C. Marshall Mabelle Milford Burson School Baptist Church Bracc Jay Barnes Whitefield Be, H. Royce P. H. Nightwonger Ed VanAntwerp Alva Okla Santa Fe Chillicothe Osceola Pooler David Warfield

Stomach Troubles Ended For Battle Creek Man In Ad Claim

A ran of local notices and ads recounts health claims for Chamberlain's Tablets from a Battle Creek man who says indigestion and liver trouble ended after use. Other items note visits, entertainments, cataract surgery, and residents visiting relatives across towns, plus Foley Kidney Pills touted for kidney and bladder issues with endorsements from Lyons Georgia.

John R. Barker Battle Creek Mich Chamberlain T. J. Segraves A. J. Ironmonger Adv

Humorous Exchange on Work, Religion, and Driving Habits

A dialogue features a mother lecturing a tramp about work while he recalls a man who died after trying to set an example. A child questions the new minister, who engages with football politics and bridge but is said to preach rarely. The conversation ends with reflections on flying humans and the future of travel.

Farm supplies and farm implements catalog

Machinery on tools safe and Moline plows planters and implements full line of International wagons and manure spreaders Schroeder grain dumps dairy maid cream separators Peoria power washing machine Cowboy tank heaters wire fencing buggies whips oils greases husking pegs pumps and tanks a specialty.

Schroeder Peoria

SOUTH WHITEFIELD NOTES AND SOCIAL GATHERINGS

SOUTH WHITEFIELD column covers family visits and illness notes including Miss Clara Brown visiting from Henry, Della Klein with sister Mrs George Holler, Roy Nighsownger visiting, Billy Daniels and Fred Ely at Joseph Ely's, Val Hofer with the Hofer couple, Hol Klein recovering, Chauncey Barnes illness, Etta Wunder visiting Henry relatives, Holler and Bernadine convalescing, Frank Miller and ladies at Fred Bly home, Willard Rickey and wife, a box social at Burson school by Miss McGee with three sisters and pupils, proceeds aiding the library, plus an ad for Foley's Honey and Tar for bronchitis and pneumonia dangers.

South Whitefield Dallas Brown Clara Brown Henry Della Klein George Holler Roy Nighsownger Billy Daniels Fred Ely Joseph Ely Val Hofer Charles, Hofer Hol Klein Chauncey Barnes Etta Wunder Bernadine Frank Miller Fred Bly Willard Rickey Miss McGee Burson School

North Saratoga News Roundup

Cal Toomey shelled corn Tuesday. Joseph Reismeyer and family visited Frank Balenseifen Sunday. Joseph Ziegler delivered a hog load at Broadmoor Monday. John McManus Sr remains ill and about the same. Charles Ziegler served as juror in Lacon last week. Mr and Mrs Charles Ziegler and baby Margaret, Mr and Mrs Lyman Sutton, Lena Higgins, and Walter Simpson spent Sunday at James Barry's. Lena and Guy Higgins of Armour S D visit old friends nearby. Mrs Wm Yarger reports safe arrival in Birmingham Ala with news of Gladys enjoying outdoor play.

Cal Toomey Joseph Reismeyer Frank Balenseifen Joseph Ziegler Broadmoor John McManus Charles Ziegler Lacon Baby Margaret Lyman Sutton Lena Higgins Walter Simpson James Barry Lena Guy Higgins Armour S. D Wm. Yarger Birmingham Ala Gladys

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Ad

This drugstore advert promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as superior for coughs and colds, claiming it is pleasant to take and contains no opium or narcotics. It lists T. J. Segraves and A. J. Ironmonger as druggists. A separate line presents a humorous audience exchange about getting a haircut.

Lawn Ridge Community Notes Move and Gatherings

In Lawn Ridge, Mr and Mrs Louis Odell moved to the farm vacated by Charles Goodrich. William Foster and Irving Stevens sold their corn crop last Wednesday as two shelters stood less than a mile apart. Community members hosted a hash meal for extended families, totaling about 25 attendees with several unaccounted for, sharing stories and fellowship.

Lawn Ridge Louis Odell Charles Goodrich William Foster Irving Stevens William Wilcox Anna Perkins Princeville J. A. Menoher Malthus C. C. Goodrich Roy Foster Will Nickerson Ida McGronigal Ruth Grace Coil Charles Gaumer, Jr Libbie VanTassel Alice Crady Charles Crady

Scott's Emulsion Restores Health After Illness

After sickness nothing restores health and vigor like Scott's Emulsion a natural body nourisher with cod liver oil hypophosphites glycerine and no drugs or alcohol. It builds tones sustains and aids recovery after croup measles grippe pneumonia colds and throat troubles. Scott and Bowne Bloomfield New Jersey 12 59

Scott Nature

Deaths Toll Wenona Area In Early 1913

Alfred Judd dies of tuberculosis at his home west of Wenona on January 8 1913 leaving a widow two daughters and a son and a sister in Missouri. funeral held at home and burial in Cumberland cemetery. J L Van Allen dies January 13 aged 84 with wife daughter and sons surviving. funeral at home and Wenona cemetery. Alva Dickey dies January 18 at 71 after heart trouble. funeral at Cambbrland cemetery. Several other local deaths and related family notices follow with brief references to survivors and services.

Presbyterian Church of Wenona Cumberland Cemetery Beulah Brown Normal Venona Friends van Allen George Dickey Gallopolis O. B. Yarnell Alva Dickey F. C. Dickey Amboy George Wenona Cora Lewis Taylor Freeport Cambbrland H. A. Winter Champaign F. P. Harvey Chicago Blake Thierry O. Dickey Venona F. F. Thierry M. Quaintance Lestant W. C. Thierry Vendéna

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Sold For Gloomy North Winds

Frightful polar winds sweep the far north causing red rough chapped hands and lips. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve heals and softens the skin. Unrivaled for cold sores burns boils ulcers cuts bruises and piles. Only 25 cents at A J Ironmongers and T J Segraves drug stores Ady.

Bucklen A. J. Ironmonger’s T. J. Segraves Ady

The Same Old Things Theme In Verse And Cartoon

A humorous verse laments domestic toil from a wife and the socialite, each tired of routine, while a butcher shop gag and a child’s chicken joke offer a light moral about sameness. The verse ends with a punchline about a broken wishbone and a chicken’s wish.

Stop Annoying People by Coughing at Public Places

Mrs M C Cross of Granbury Texas reports she suffered severe coughs and colds every winter but since using Dr Kings New Discovery has not been bothered with either for over two years. The note urges readers to stop coughing in public to avoid embarrassment and unwanted attention during social events and church gatherings.

Court House News Circuit Court Summary of Partitions and Estates

Court records reveal multiple cases including partitions, divorce, trespass, and probate matters. Notable items include estates of Speck Wells Swartz Grife and Kirchman with bonds, appraisals, and final reports. minors guardianship finalities. and real estate transfers from Ha Becker to Elizabeth Kalfer in Whitefield.

G. R. Williams United States Express Company Celesta la Mar Ida Perry Alice Martin Gertie Owen Ruth Amanda Owen Barbara Batrum Walter Owen Frank Heintz Howard Stroup John A. la Mar Howard Perry George Martin Helen L. Buckingham J. B. Thompson Martin Kamp Michael Balenseifen Catherine Dahl Gust J. Dahl Bill George H. Holler Alvina Speck William J Leonard E Charles E. McLaughlin Ward William J. McLaughlin Guardian John Grife Lacon State Bank Charles Cullen Hulda Hall Edmond Wallace Daniel B. Wells Mamie Frank Lauf John Lauf Artemus Swartz Martin Leonard George Gosciuske John Proctor Henry H. Kirchman Otto Sanwald Granville Matthews Myrtle Matthews Sherman Ha Becker Elizabeth Kalfer Whitefield

Property transfers and marriage licenses listed in Bennington and surrounding areas

Land transfers include George Faber and wife to John Leonard and wife in section 82 Bennington. Raymond W. Bane to George Liable in Hopewell. Edward N. Patterson and wife to Marcus R. Trackaberry in Steuben sections 26 27 and 36 5. Squire Hackney and wife to Andrew J. Snow lots 4 5 and half lot 3 Pattonsburg. Marriage licenses show Frank H. Wilson 25 Dunbar Neb and Alta L. Aman 22 Speer. Charles G. Woulfe 24 and Mary M. Merdian 24 both of Henry.

George Faber John Leonard Bennington Raymond W. Bane George Liable Hopewell Hdward N. Patterson Marcus R. Trackaberry Steuben Squire Hackney Andrew J. Snow Pattonsburg Frank H. Wilson Dunbar, Neb Alta

Escaped After Fifteen Years From Kidney Troubles

W. P. Broyles recounts a fifteen year sufferer freed by Foley Kidney Pills. He credits the remedy with curing a severe backache and painful bladder irregularities and endorses it for others. Refuse substitutes, A. J. Tronmonger.

W. P. Broyles Foley A. J. Tronmonger Adv

Largest coal mines in the United States in 1911

A report by Edward W. Parker, USGS statistician, shows 735 mines produced over 200000 short tons annually. Pennsylvania led with 269 bituminous and 168 anthracite mines, totaling 253,459,639 tons or 51.7 percent of national output. Illinois, West Virginia, and Ohio followed in counts of large mines.

United States Edward W. Parker United States Geological Survey Pennsylvania Illinois West Virgina Ohio

Also Mentioned on This Page

the Republican Sparland Department Misses Alma Edna Calder Abingdon L. G. Calder Robert Caleb Lizzie Miller Des Moines J. W. Greene Adam Davidson Claude Doran Putnam Nellie Burnett J. M Findley Lyons Bradford, Ill D. J. Owens A. B. Foster C. M. McLaughlin Sparland, Ill North Saratoga Jimmy Hicago Ill Dr. King J. Segraves Court House News A. A. Webber Castleton, Idn Stark and Marshall Counties Prairie Township Eral Castleton Jack Pierce Golden Medical Discovery Dr. Pierce Golden Medical Discovery Adress R
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