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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1903
Page
7
A Wheatear of social roles is sketched focusing on Countess Tolstoy as a wife mother and estate mistress. Dr J Edward Breiner portrays her tenderness devotion and burden of managing a large household and fourteen other duties amid peasants publishers and educating her fifteen children.
In this column on Grange and agriculture expert A D Shamel urges ten hours a day as optimal for both man and horse. He argues extra time yields little, outlines improved planting density to boost stand, and stresses clear tenant land agreements while noting legal crop ownership.
Mary Catherine Crowley addressed the unveiling of the Mme Cadillac Memorial Tablet in Detroit, praised by Mayor Maybury for advancing local study. Separately, Jane Stanford transferred control of a $30 million endowment to Stanford University trustees, who will elect a president and oversee construction and gymnasium completion. The Club Woman publication was acquired by Clubwomen Company and will move to New York with revamped staff and departments led by Dore Lyon and Helen Winslow.
The Chicago Federation of Labor scored several laws in the past year including child labor, compulsory education, prison labor, municipal ownership, and a public schoolhouse use bill. The push followed the election of Margaret Haley to its legislative committee.
Beekeepers report unusually high honey yields as white clover blooms abundantly. Warm week accelerates corn growth while timothy and clover haying proceeds with strong pasturage. White clover blankets pastures, giving a fresh, bright look to the countryside.
Continuation of the Big Lace Embroidery and Insertion Sale promises more desirable goods at marvelously low prices. The last shipment has opened with strong interest and shoppers are urged to take advantage of the continued sale.
Advertises white Japanese wash silk at 60c per yard and Jap India Silk in various colors for garments. Silk widths range 24 to 28 inches, with regular prices 65c. Sale price 29c to 50c? Note: OCR reads as d9c-now.450.
A display in Cloak Parlors showcases attractive new styles and novelties. The exhibit emphasizes fashion items and stylish designs, inviting visitors to view the extensive representation offered.
The 48 head of Shorthorns in the mix sold in Chicago last week brought 17820 dollars total and an average of 371,425. Lark Bauff, the famed bull owned by George E. Ward, sold to MC E. Jones of Willamaville Iowa for 1 Yaavee.
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