Glory of the Fourth Celebrated in Peoria Parade
The 134th Independence Day celebration in Peoria featured a grand parade with 19 autos, decor by Reo and Ford, and an address by State Senator John Dailey. Central Park staged athletic events and patriotic exercises with Mayor Paskell, State’s Attorney Jacobs, and Rev Vivian attending.
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Wrioth
John Dailey
Peoria
Indeidence
Concord
Sol
Ed B Smith
J J Qgresser
Yor Paskell
Dailey
Henry ‘Jacobs
Vivian
Lacon
Hiram Hunter
Joelus
Jesse Reinback
Istume
F Adams
Herry’s
restant _corner
Edward Street
Third Street
Si Floy Dustman
Freeport
S B Iians
George Vogel
e_Ford
Ha Sparly
Putnam
Arun Corps
Iher Moon
Alo M. Scke
Segraves Igatore
Automobile Parkae-Tire
Hletic Sports
Central Park
Fillmore of
Chillicothe
Carter
Chillicothe, Inc
Paul Jones
Merchantse
Lee Wright
Wirst
Ketchum-of-Henry
McKenzie
Henry
Learcat
Wright and McKenie
Paskell
John Dalley
Henry E . Jacobs
R. Vivian
Smith
Rey H W. Burger
Henry B. Jacobs
Henry Chautauqua offers ten days of lectures and concerts
The Henry Chautauqua program promotes a philanthropic, community event in Henry and vicinity with tickets sold at local shops and banks. Season tickets cost 150 dollars with reduced child pricing. tents, hitching racks, and an admission plan cover ten days of Spanish Orchestra, lectures by Hon. F P Rennick, Judge George D. Alden, and other performers from July 15 to 24.
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Messrs Watercott
Hutchins & Downey's
Lovett's
Segraves
Ironmonger’s
Hallforth'’s
Hannum's
Princeton
Pontiac
Henry
Ave
Gam
FP Rennick
Arthur J Fischer
Lawrence OB
Stringer
Arthur J. Fischer
Hruby Brothere
OB. Fletcher
Jubilee Singers
Northwest
Dr Monroe
Markley
John Daly
Kiyo
Inuf
Leonora M. Lake O
Mts
Henry Greys
Lacon
Bradford
Magnolia
R L. Vivian
Happenings of Week Bring News From Many Places
The week’s happenings note visitors and residents gathering for the Fourth of July in Lacon Henry and nearby towns. Attendees include Mrs. George A. Zeller of Enid Oklahoma Mrs. Robert Smith of Enid Samuel Hanna of Peoria Miss Lucy Schroeder of Warrensburg and others. A local infant died on the Fourth. condolences extend to the Rickey family. Democrats nominate R. M. Barnes and William Perkins for alderman seats in Lacon. The piece also mentions Chautauqua attractions visits from Chicago and Washington and local social visits with Rev T A Beall and Mr and Mrs Zenos Graves returning from Washington.
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John Kline
George A. Zeller
Robert Smith
Enid
Okla
Our City
Samuel Hanna
Peoria
Hans Otto
Birdie Conrad
Lacon
Lucy H. Schroeder
Warrensburg
Fred A. Raymond
Antrim
Myrtle
Verna
Wm Donovan
Lacon C
David Hatzenbubbler
Wm LaRosa
Lucille
Loda
A. C Wels
Henry Cook
Henry
Cook
George Vogelaang
Chicago
Democrats
R. M. Barnes
Willam Perkins
H. B. Wilson
Bradford
Ill
Whitefield Center
Laverna
Marie
Thomas Finnegan
Grafton
Ned
Patrick Hennessey
Illinois
Robert Rickey
Rickey
Saratoga Township
William Rickey
T. A. Beall
Princeville
Zenos Graves
Baby
Washington
J. R. Newman
Phebe Allen
Pontiac
Chester Bidwell
Albert
Allens Confec‘tiénery Company
Mother -Alle
Regular Meeting Minutes July 4 1910 City Council
Regular meeting of the city council opened by Mayor Paskell on July 4 1910 with Alderman Smith as pro tem clerk. Present: Mayor Paskell and Aldermen Brown Hutchins Dille Doelzer Smith. absent Yanochowski. Adjournment to July 6 proposed.
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Paskell
Ald
C. BE. Smith
Alds
Brown
Hutchins
Dille
Doelzer
Smith
Yanochowski
John R. Paskell
C. B. Smith
Yanochovski
Wm. Slewers
Lcense
Halblelb
Donovan
James McCune
Fred Morgan
Frank Garland
Hans Christenson
Cece Wees Ceonvene
Badger Meter Co
C. B. Rolley
Ofl Co
Fred Merdian
Green Street
Jacob Noll
Special Police
Peter Toemmes
S. G. Wild
Same
Eeesanee
John Hawkins
Toam
Marallus Riggs
Gstreet
Park
Inteetae
SEMGR
G. Wild
Cis
Iowa Health
Cessee
Henry Electric Co
Ught
George Hall
John Tomassor
D. McVicker
Central Park
Brant Smith
Ald. Hutchins
Ald. Brown
Ald. Smith
Blas B. Wright
Chautauqua Board Urges Citywide Business Closure
At a board meeting of Henry Chautauqua directors a resolution was passed requesting city business houses close from opening day until eleven. Citizens are urged to attend the Chautauqua en masse. President J Phillips and Secretary Walter Harrison urge compliance.
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Henry Chautauqua
Chautauqua
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