Our Natal Day Grand Fourth Celebrated in Style
A balmy Fourth of July drew about 6000 people as Central Park hosted a grand program. The Grand Tyndes Procession featured veterans, bands, and ornate wagons. Maj Jas A. Connelly gave a stirring oration tracing independence and the nation’s trials from 1776 to the Civil War and beyond.
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Central Park
Henry Cornet
Grand Tyndes
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Royal Olmsted
W. G. Snyder
Jas. A. Connelly
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G. A. R. Post
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Samuel Baxendale
Lome
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Pizla
J. Watercott & Co
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Adele Camuese
Henry Vogelsang
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Maud
Joseph Schick
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Liberty
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Annie Krenz
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Illinois
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Nuch
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Valley Forge
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Runners and Fire Incident Highlight 4th of July in Henry
The report notes Frank Berry and Charles Frommel's duo in Pearit Tran script heats with Berry securing second prize. A firecracker incident damaged a blanket and a Dolman, while O H Moss aided as assistant marshal. Major Connolly's public address drew praise and the 4th committee, led by Camp and Leavitt, earned high marks for a crowd that fully reflected the celebration’s success.
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Frank Berry
Charles Frommel
Pearit Transcript
Barry
Connolly
Henry
Henry City approves sidewalks and street work in 1887 ordinance
Ordinance No. 68 details sidewalk construction with planks on oak bearers and rubble stone on several street segments. It orders grading graveling and sewer work on Second and Third streets and across School and Third streets. Passed July 1887 and signed by Mayor Jones with Clerk Disasway witnessing. Samuel Horner demonstrates brazing cast iron methods as a notable aside.
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City of
Henry
School Street
Bet
Richard
Emmond
McNaal
Arley
Third Bet
Edward and Paskell
Third
Thomas
Third Street
Wirf
West Park Row
Weat Park
Low Bet
Edward Bet
Richard Ets
Third Greee
Edward
School
North
Third Streets
C. R. Jones
E T Disasway
Threshing Rates Offered on Roger Rowe Farm
The undersigned offers threshing grain services at rates of 1 1/2 cents in shock and 1 1/2 cents in stack for oats, 3 1/2 cents in shock and 3 1/2 cents in stack for wheat. Work to be done on Roger Rowe’s farm, three miles south of Henry, using a Jull-Lin Aquifer machine powered by horse.
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Roger Rowe
Henry
Horse Power
Jull-Lin
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