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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1911
Page
4
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets aid digestion by supplying missing gastric juices and reducing indigestion. Take after heavy meals to prevent dyspepsia. guaranteed to relieve symptoms or money refunded. Three sizes 25 cents 60 cents and 1 dollar available at The Rexall Store. A K Tronmonger, druggist.
Auction on Thursday February 2 1911 at 10 am on the Mrs M H Smith farm 814 miles west of Henry NL and 274 miles south and over a half mile west of Whitefield Corners. Six horses three milch cows three calves seven shoats farm tools crops household goods and more described with weights quantities and items. Terms cash for 10 and under and 10 month credit on larger amounts with 4 percent cash discount. no removal until terms met. W F Clarence Lyle Smith auctioneer Elmer Quinn clerk. Lunch served on grounds.
The undersigned hold a public auction at the George Pace farm also called the J A Melick place, 134 miles west of Whitefield Corners and 5 miles east of Broadmoor NL, on Wednesday Feb 1 1011. Jolie Side describes personal property including horses cattle sheep hogs and implements with detailed counts and descriptions. Terms: cash under 10 and credit up to 10 months on bankable paper with 7 percent interest if past due. 5 percent discount for cash over 10. Auctioneers William Balusbary R Ke McGoll and Leslie Smith. clerk Elmhere Quinn. Ladies Aid will serve lunch.
Random household notices, sales, and social tidbits. A six room house for sale, local market prices, travel plans, church and marriage notes, postmaster appointment in Princeton, and mail-carrier stories populate the page with community updates and small business mentions.
Thousands use a home remedy claiming to break up any cold in hours. Advice includes castor oil for bowels, a vapor inhalation with HYOMEL, and sleeping to recover. Package shows a complete HYOMEL outfit and cost.
A Jan 21 1911 gathering at the Centenary parsonage in Pekin TN surprised Samuel Parker aged 80 with a tea and party honors. Pastor Rompel’s infant daughter born that day added a second birthday note as Parker listened to poems and songs from the church circle and the infant’s family.
Of the sinless One from above to banish wrong doing and establish the Kingdom of Tove. Joyes subtle power beguiled the room, but Samuel Parker retains a rich portion, Chicago.
Hennepin highlights include visits by Peter Etscheidt and Valentine Bogner, festivities at the Rebecca lodge with a banquet for Mrs Raley, and Granville and Florida mentions. Community updates cover keepsakes, dinners, entertainments, market prices, a sale by Charley Zenor, and Foley’s Honey and Tar advertising.
Mrs Sarah Chance hosted at Mrs Harvey Allens. Ada McNeil from Rockford visits Granville with A J Robinson. Earl Robinson joined Mr and Mrs Willis Deininger. Area skaters enjoy a Tuesday outing. Thomas Kennedy of Mark School stayed with S P Clemens and hosts. The Hays and Hansons hosted visits from Bradford. Rev Thomas Martin of Speer entertained with Simeon Beck. Granville carpenters Odekirk and Erickson add to Harvey Allens barn. etc.
Community column reports Bruce Fountain and wife entertained friends with games and a lapsup on Thursday. News recalls the Barker family tragedy with Ross Barker's pneumonia death at Mitchell University and funeral arrangements. The piece mentions Truman Barton’s accident, Sunday school activities, calls at Johnson’s, and Mrs Florence Hungerford of St. Louis passing after tuberculosis.
Mrs. William Shorts visits Mrs. William Mielkey. Frank Billings returns home from Jesse Barker visit. George Hall family at Otis Hodge. Fanny Bell and Charlie assist with sale preparations at William Fountain. Skaters enjoy Broadmoor pond. funeral in Mitchell, South Dakota for Ross Barker. Several families visit Mielkey and Barker homes. box social set for January 27.
The undersigned will conduct public sales in Whitefield township and reside at Dixt Bros to receipt for taxes. G F Miller, Collector. Also Saratoga township tax books received for 1910 taxes. The collector will be at Camp Grove every Wednesday and at Duke Bros in Henry Worth Dixon, Collector.
Nat M. Cohen urged tighter fish and game law enforcement and new ponding to aid preservation and revenue. He advised Senator Beall that past two years show a drop in fish production due to weak enforcement and land reclamation along rivers. He proposed expanding powers of game wardens and creating fish ponds to sustain supplies and reduce losses.
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