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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1913
Page
3
Local social life centers on visitors, family ties, and church events. The Henry Republican offers notices of guests, repairs, sales, and meetings, with updates on residents, travelers, and parish activities amid a bustling Sparland community scene.
September conference urged official members to attend in person and writings required from presidents, stewards, and trustees. Local ads promote Dr. Hobson’s creams for eczema and worm remedies Kickapoo Worm Killer. Community diary entries document visits, conversations, and social gatherings across Hallock and surrounding areas with multiple named residents and families.
Glenn Biddulpy nd family visited Grover Pul on Wednesday. West Reynolds family and daughter attended P. Bacon's. Hazel Bay visited Mrs Ernest Reynolds on Thursday. Mr and Mrs William Fountain Merna spent Friday afternoon at George Hall's. Alte Early stayed Saturday night with Mary and Helen Hunter. Charles and Margarite Powell entertained at Frank Lidgard's. William Misp r wife and Mr Well visited George Minter's Monday. Daniel Pengan and family spent Sunday at Hetfield. Wm Pry wife and Mrs Carroll were dinner guests at John O'Neal's. Curt Lucas and Lora Clement entertained Monday evening at Rudolph Miller's. Pattie Maupin from Peoria visiting sister Mrs Ben Swanson. Swanson family attended Gy Lindell's Sunday. Clas Swanson family joined Prington picnic last week. Henry Miller visited Miller's. Irsy Thomas Harris and Ada Holgate of Peoria visited Sunday at Charles Day's. Charles Doty and family and Winsor went to Lamoille in Mr Doty’s inn Ford auto Sunday. Wigg-Money zatter all beans nothing buts trouble.
The testimony highlights kidney trouble with nausea headaches and dizziness improving after Doan's Kidney Pills taken at Senraves Drug Store. Woodward testified on April 28 1912 that the remedy provided lasting relief and he had not needed another kidney treatment since. FosterMilburn Co agents in the United States promote the product.
A letter from Plainfield owner Mrs 26 Stengle praises Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach trouble. United States Attorney McNab resigns, accusing Attorney General McReynolds of delaying white slave law cases for political reasons, amid Wilson administration tensions.
Thomas Hill stallion Hill Register No 0152 is licensed to stand for public service in Illinois until March 297 6914. Breeding records show 11 colts with times from 2:09% to 2:24% and multiple offspring strong. J K Dickinson solicitor announces season 1912 at Whitefield and 12 insure living colt under a $12 fee with insurance risk.
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