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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1908
Page
7
Advertises Ladies regular $3 shoes in dull leather kid and patent at 2 45 with old ladies comfort hand sewn styles from 226 and 250 down to 1 95. Spring Oxfords dull and patent leathers 2 45, men's clearance 1 40, Crosset shoes 3 60, plus 100 pairs of ladies oxfords at 2 05 and spring walking shoes as bargains.
The piece reflects on historical changes in society and money habits, urging thrift and saving each week. It recounts local exploits, petition mishaps, and a financial panic era where Princeton residents invested idle funds in stocks, with mixed outcomes and a note on new year resolutions.
A mixed page fragment advertises a home remedy for kidney and bladder ailments and cites a 1817 clipping. It also includes Morgan County fur trade figures, a Bridging of a telegraph pole rescue story, and an Administrator’s Notice for Casper C. Wood estate with court dates and payment requests.
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