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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1909

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Deitz's Orchestra at Pavilion Next Saturday Night

The item notes a July 10 1909 Saturday night engagement by Deitz's Orchestra at the Pavilion from 9 to 12. The piece also covers regional matters on La Salle bridge dispute with Burlington, War Department inquiry, and a report on the State Sunday School Convention at Peoria including attendance, finances, and activities, highlighting progress across Illinois Sunday school work.

Deitz War Department Burlington Company la Salle Illinois Burlington Stead A. F. Schoch Ottawa U.S Cullom Dickinson Schoch Washington, D. C al. F.* Schoch Ill Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company Illinois River U.S. Army War’ Department Department Congress Chief of Engineers Secretary of War J. M. Dickinson M. Cullom United States Senate Albert Stickel Peoria Henry Township The Christian Church Banner Marshall County Marshall Putnam Great Northwest W. C. Merritt Stickel Memphis

Skipa long race tale fuels rival protest and verdict

In a detailed letter Truitt defends Skipalong’s Henry River race, saying speed efforts aimed to stay ahead of Ringless and avoid patron conflicts. The Ivy Club upheld judges’ decisions. protests were limited to Skipalong’s start and timing, with broader rule changes hinted.

Herald-Transcript Rolla Truitt Skipalong Peoria Ringless Henry Bridge Ivy Club House Chillicothe Santa Fe Bridge Swain Lacon Henry Wilde Peoria Daily Star Ivy” Club Walter Wilde R. H. Truitt Cowles David Swain Commodore Webb Spencer Gower

Spring Valley Greys Top Henry in Fourth of July Excursion Game

Still keep on winning. Streator White Rocks book a big excursion next Sunday. Spring Valley baseball fans joined a La Salle Peru Spring Valley and Hennepin trip to Henry for a July 4 park game. Music at the pavilion 1 to 4 p m. Henry Greys defeated Spring Valley 8 to 6 after an error prone finish. Griffith of Coal Hollow pitched well with eight hits but weak support. Tesche was expected but stayed with another offer. Next Sunday the Greys and Streator White Rocks promise a lively contest expected to draw a strong crowd.

Spring Valley la Salle Peru Hennepin Henry Chillicothe Lacon David Swain Park Henry Greys Valley Bunch Griffith Coal Hollow Tesche Penu Stars Greys

M. E. Church Fare Well Reception for Keller Family

The M E church hosted a farewell reception for Mr G W Keller and his daughter Miss Mary Keller who depart Henry this week for Sandwich in Dekalb County Their years in Henry included church and musical leadership with Mr Keller an undertaker and head of the choir His family members are active in Masonic and Eastern Star orders and their departure draws prayers and best wishes from the community.

G. W. Keller Mary Keller M. E. Church Henry Sandwich Dekalb County Ottaway Perdew Miss Hannum J. A. Williams Miss Keller Keller Edward Street Market Street Richard Street J. H. Crickenberger Mr. Locke Mr. Keller Magnolia Marshall Putnam la Salle Masonic Order Order of Eastern Star

Henry Republican Completes 57th Volume Under Burt Family

Editor Baldwin lauds the Henry weekly in its July issue. Brother George Burt started the paper after the war and built a reputable, high minded weekly. At 73 he hands leadership to his son George A. Burt, a capable successor in journalism.

Baldwin Peoria Daily Star Henry Republican George Burt Henry Republican George A. Burt Burts

No Trespassing Notice Published for Specific Landholders

All hunters are warned against trespassing on premises occupied by the undersigned. Violators will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. Signatories include Taylor Smith Charles Tomb Lyman Horrom A Dietrich John Steele James McAleer Daniel Schuster David Dwyer Roger Rowe Leatner Mooberry A A Smith.

Taylor Smith Charles Tomb Lyman Horrom A. Dietrich John Steele James A. McAleer Daniel Schuster David Dwyer Roger Rowe Leatner Mooberry A. A. Smith

Illini Boat Club Forms At Depue On Lake Depue

The Illini Boat club of Depue starts with eleven members and plans to grow to twelve, building a $400 boat house on a barge near Lake Depue. Members enjoy social events, picnics, and boating with three motor boats. Members include H. E. Ream, Dr. J. F. Lewis, Frank Frey, and others from Spring Valley. The club contemplates larger quarters and possible clubhouse features in the future as boating, bathing, and bass fishing attract enthusiasts. Additionally, the Mississippi Valley Power Boat Association meets after the Burlington regatta, with a $500 purse for the 1910 Illinois river meet.

Illinois Valley Illini Boat Club of Depue Lake Depue H. E. Ream J. F. Lewis Frank Frey J. H. Goering D. C. Wray Robert Hoffman J. Kelsey M. F. Chase G. A. Bryant Tillinois Mississippi Valley Power Boat Association Burlington Commodore T. H. Webb Peoria Illinois River Henry Bridge Henry

Tarred but Not Feathered in Fourth of July Pranks

Bradford youths celebrated the Fourth by swimming in the Illinois river and borrowing a tar covered boat. They scrubbed each other with gasoline until clean, then returned home at twilight. Miss Waughop's Eureka trip included Col Bain and W J Bryan lectures and Washington Christian church anniversary events.

Republican Bradford Henry Illinois Bradford Republican

McClure's July highlights and notable pieces

William Archer critiques the negro problem in the south in a truth-telling article. Mrs. Fremont Older writes a fact-rich San Francisco graft prosecutions tale. Burton Hendrick reports rapid cancer progress. Albertus McCreary recalls Gettysburg as a boy. George F. Parker covers presidential Venezuela moves. Plus fiction including Outposts of Empire and Brutal Colcord.

William Archer McClure South Fremont Older San Francisco Burton J. Hendrick Albertus McCreary Gettysburg George F. Parker Cleveland Venezuela Empire Eleanor Stuart Africa Lillie Harris Mertonity Lincoln Lyon Marlon Hamilton Carter

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