Celebration of the Fourth in Henry and the Nation’s Birth
The article recounts a July 4 observance in Henry with a large parade, civic leaders, and a speech by Hon George A. Wilson. It details preparations, processions featuring wagons from local businesses, and a keynote on independence while tracing the American Revolution, flag history, and the Civil War era’s unity theme.
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A. Wilson
Henry
Edward Street
B. Yeager
J. O. Townsend
Royal Olmsted
W. G. Snyder
I. W. Camery
Marshal Olmsted
Ang Tot Royalsy
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W.G. Snyder
Henry Cornet Band
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Townsend
Glendenning
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John Kraus
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