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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1901
Page
10
An ad for S S S blood purifier promotes cures for blood diseases and touts a fifty year record, with editorials by George Burt and political notes from Henry Illinois. The column discusses Mark Hanna, Rockefeller, Morgan, Carnegie, Bryan, and imperialism as part of a broader 1900s newspaper mix.
A handbill lists multiple farms and land tracts for sale near Henry and Putnam. Properties include 265 acres northwest of Putnam, 214 acres east of Henry, 320 acres northwest of Henry in Bureau county, 180 acres in White Held township, 375 acres in Steuben township, and central lands from 46 to 10250 per acre with easy terms. Excursions are scheduled on the first and third Tuesdays each month with John Hartley of Henry, Illinois promoting Southern and Central Minnesota lands at about 10 to per acre.
The piece urges citizens to review published assessment rolls and report falsified returns to the county board. It weighs rumors about Lieut. Gov. Northcott and a possible run for Senate, arguing the governor should stay neutral and focus on future roles, such as a potential Congress bid.
Mr B H Wells of Deer Park Long Island New York recommends Chamberlain s Pain Balm as the best liniment for strains. He cites last winter s severe side lameness from a strain and says the product gave quick relief and cure. Sold by Dr Powell.
Mistake in a Springfield bill scrapped the two year term for county supervisors and requires annual elections. The error came from omitting two words, undoing 1887 reforms that extended terms to two years and allowed only half the board to be elected each spring. The change aims to curb extra assistant supervisors tied to census counts but disrupts county boards statewide.
The Illinois legislature requires doctors midwives and others to report births and deaths to county clerks every 30 days after July 1 1901 with penalties for noncompliance. Reports must be filed within 50 days of events on state forms and each filing earns 26 cents to the reporter. The act also requires permits before disposal of human remains and sets clerks fees for death certificates. The notice also mentions Secretary Hay and an asthma remedy ad.
The Toulon Academy selects a Bradford graduate for a yearly scholarship based on exam papers from the final year. Principal Roach awarded this year to Melinda Blaisdell, with congratulations from relatives and hope for future honors.
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