Home talent show in Henry Illinois Friday night at opera house
The Republican notes a home talent show titled Somewhere in France directed by Mrs. Anna Culter scheduled for Friday at the Henry opera house. A Red Cross update describes dressings and bandages completed, a worker ranking system with red cross badges, and local donations and committee activity including helmet and sock knitting despite yarn shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Anna Culter
Opera House
Ares
Grieves
Allen
Teresting
Edwis Kane
George Burt
Princeton Red Cross
Walter B. Duke
Red Cross
Henry
Clarence Poling
Arthur Smith
J . Allen
Truedt
Henry Red Cross
Where Your Dollar Goes in War Bond Investment
Treasury Secretary McAdoo outlines the path of a dollar from loan to government bonds to wartime spending. It funds soldiers through food clothing and ammunition, supporting fighting strength and home wealth, with savings loaned back to the government at interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdgo
Congress
Yale
Bne
Local Board Completes Marshall County Registration Work
The Marshall county local board nears completion of classifying registrants with five classes. Nearly all names in Class One are listed, including Axel Adolphson Lacon John Baker Toluca Ernest Beckman Venona William Bentlin Magnolia Hugh Clark Lacon and many others, subject to district-board revision after physical exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall County
Axel FR. Adolphson
Lacon
John ‘Clinton Baker
Ernest Beckman
Venona
William C. Bentlin
Magnolia
Hugh’e. Clark
Arthur W. Craebil
William H. DeWalt
Henry
Harry K. Divelbiss
Sparland
Claire A. Dunham
Wengna
James
Eastlick
Toluca
Robert G. Fay
Walter F. Flesburg
Ee T. Gott
Wenona
Tik J. Gonzales
Varna
Joni
W. Graves
Frank del Grassi
John ‘Harper
Luke E. Harrington
Francis M. Heckard
Charlie
Elmer M. Lundholm
Charles E. Lundholm
James Lynch
Robert E. Mawhbey
Curry McKee
Washburn
Fred V. Merdian
Henry Ray C. Mills
Edgar Moss
LaRose
Steve Motto
Walter W. Nelson
John Martin Noll
Joseph 8
Joseph 8. Nott, Lacon. August Pattaroc
Clarence I. Pearson
Edward Reilly
John A. Ries
Arthur C. Ryan
Claude W. Schneider
Carl H. Schulte
Carl Scudder
Lawrence J. Scudder
Harry William Seitz
Walter V. Storm
Henry J. Storm
Perry W. Valentine
Chamberlains Cough Remedy praised by readers and ads
A reader testimonial from George Lewis of Prite Field New York praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy for curing his five year old sons cold after other medicines failed. An advertisement notes Bank and circulation figures for the United States and a Syracuse publisher endorses the remedy. The piece includes population and per capita circulation estimates for January 1 of the current year and 1879.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
George—Lewis
Pritefield
N. Y
United States
Treasury Department
Delicate Child Restored With Vimol Vitamin Tonic
Mrs. Frederick Sommers of Monaca Pa states her youngest child, once weak and tired, improved after taking Vimol, a cod liver oil and iron remedy with the formula on each bottle. Druggist A J Ironmonger of Hoary endorses the product for delicate children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monaca
Frederick Sommers
Kentucky Dry Sentiment and Neighboring State Influence
The piece analyzes how Kentucky's anti liquor stance clashes with its border behavior as neighboring states maintain sale of alcohol. It argues many supporters oppose local or state prohibition in practice, awaiting a stronger nationwide prohibition, a pattern seen in other states facing effective dry measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Ottawa Free-Trader Journal
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Fied Cross News
Blackburn
PIANY
Hay
R. K. McColl
W. B. Duncan
Auctioneers
Elmer Quinn
Glerk
Chamberlain Medicine Co
Earl C. Ross
Hamilton County Republican News
Syracuse
Kan
Advt
A. J
Lllinotis
Allen B. Smith
Greem
Poland
China
Richard Hall
Bradford
Lombardville
Hall
Uncle Sam
Richard T. Hall
George H. Hall
Henry, . 2
C. Plumbey
I. K McColl
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