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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1917

Page

3

Sparland Chautauqua Pageant and Local Notices

The Sparland pageant America Yesterday and Today drew large crowds with 50 plus children in costumes. Episodes celebrated Indian days wilderness patriotism and town spirit. Notables include Edna Brannon for supervision and praise for overall chautauqua success. Also notes on visitors and local social updates across Sparland and nearby Peoria events.

Sparland America Edna Brannon Chautauqua Stanner

Steuben Notes on Visits and Local Events

Town residents and visitors share social visits with relatives and friends. Ana Hawkseworth of Sara toga attended a chautauqua and a social event at Mrs May Hart's home. A Baptist Aid ice cream social is planned at the Albert Russell home with local volunteers coordinating.

Local News and Social Notes From Henry and Vicinity

Milton Holler visits son George in Peoria area, Edith Mijes and Rose Ely travel between Peoria and Henry relatives, Mr and Mrs Fred Ely host Miller family and Ed Wishall, Willard Rickey visit Henry. New Buick and Cadillac cars spotted. baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Moore with Dr Cromwell attending. Graceful entertaining at local homes, farm work in full swing, and a quiet wedding of Mildred Titus and Walter Null in North Chillicothe with plans to live in Hobert Ind.

Milton Holler Peoria George Edith Mijes Henry Rose Ely Verneill Stout Fred Ely Miller Paorla Ed Wishall Mae Willard Rickey Hayline Benny Hunt Wm. Moore Bors Cromwell Katie- van Dyke George Moore John Ely R. Waughop Grace B. B James Fred Schupp Metamora Fred Neuhalsen Lacon George Holler Ray Elkins J. Hayline Guy Smith Mildred I Titus North Chilliecothe Walter B Null Hobert Ind David North Chillicothe Titus North Chillienathe Null Chicago Parrish Leaflet Co

Illinois Tops Nation in Draft Registrations and Quotas

Illinois leads states in selective draft registration with enrollments exceeding the April 1 quota of 11 21 by about 160. By June 14 the state had 11 376 registered, the first to surpass its 10 000 regular army allotment. The piece highlights Illinois loyalty and Civil War legacy under Lincoln.

Washington D. C Union War Department Army Navy Tilinois Abraham Lincoln Illinois Ulinois Tilfuats

Auctioneers McColl and Smith Offer Reliable Sales Service

Advertises McColl and Smith as experienced auctioneers in Menlius with contact phone 436. Urges early dates for successful sales and avoiding losses.

McColl & Smith Lislh Smith Menlius

Whitefield Corners Last Week Letter Highlights Local Scenes

The tent meetings closed Friday with five conversions and note of gospel work. Chas Worthington, missionary teacher, will speak next Sunday at 11 at the tent on his Orient work. Sunday School begins at 10. Residents visited Kewanee and Keowanee for celebrations with a large crowd and orderly conduct. Roads to Keewanee were good. Miss Young of Iowa visited her daughter. Deboit and family freed from quarantine, Herr attended Rock Island convention, and Mrs Doyle hosted a social with ice cream and cake pdf.

Chillicothe Orville Cusnrine Rutland Oscar Hill Myoerman Holmes Tanner Margaret Chicago Hazel Odell Speer Reno Tapquary Magnus .Olson East Peoria Henry Olson Joy Duncan Elsie -Fieming Weitz Péoria Wine-Frankiskis Velma Qdell Migs Louise Osborne Chas. Collins Baby Peoria Mildred~Bonham Elsie Basten Tolucashaves Mabellé Marshall Ola Hunt Helen Dobbins Nea McLush Grace Aitchison Oorie Kline Buckle G.osborne Kline Atkinson Streator Lucille Ec Anna Suft Suft Kfelen Emil Trompter Groland Street Peorila Atleene Lillian Richmond P Hobson Henry Lou Schultz Elizabeth Luft John Williams Jennie Hutchins Velma “Rowe Etta Smith Chas. Worthington Tis- Kilwa Orient Cathe Selves Kewanea Kewanee Kewaree Miss Young Yiowa

Estates and real estate transfers dominate local notices

Notices show administrators named for Frank O Kranz Elen Krantz and Anna Kelley with bond actions and health of heirs. Inheritances, final reports and hearings loop through July 1917 August, plus probate and sale petitions. Local land transfers include Richland township sections 22 23 24 and Bonnington and Toluca parcels. Military procurement details bid for thousands of vehicles and motorcycles set for June auction deadlines.

Frank O Kranz Elen Krantz Joseph Maubach Mary L. Bell Caroline Dickey Neal Estate Mary & Colby J.M Arthur C. Fort N& Se Richland Township Wm. Marshall Frederick A. Marshall Mary Olive Donke Nw& Nw Bonnington Bert Lambourn A J Zimmerman Venona John B Fitschen Otto H Kirste Nak New Richland Perlina Taylor Husband Guatavo Nenne Santa Fe Toluca Lot Treasa Brandt Angelo di Andrea Lota Fred Clift Whitefield Township

Horses Still In Demand As Cars Fail To Displace

Expert horse dealers say a market slump is unlikely and demand will rise after the war. Despite growing car use, horses remain essential for farming and transport. The war depleted horse populations abroad, with Russia able to supply some needs. In reconstruction, horses will be crucial. 14 percent of farmers raise colts, while most will realize a missed opportunity in a few years.

Rtronfe Pertheron Rob Iiety America

Drum and Trumpet Call to Freeman in War Life

A poem speaks of a nation summoned by drums and a trumpet to serve in war. The cadence questions profit from conquest and the cost of subjugation while urging chosen people to answer the call despite doubt. The drums fall silent as the nation’s heart speaks.

Chuggins Seeks Line on Hills and Telegraphed Talk

A quirky exchange shows Chuggins debating a motor and a hill while wishing the line could be drawn. He muses on trying trea or telegraph pale, reflecting humorous wordplay about travel and communication.

Chuggins

Henry Republican Office Sells Seven Color Cardboard Stock

A local office known as Henry Republican is advertising cardboard stock in seven colors. The listing notes the material measures 2,2228 inches and is for sale to buyers.

Henry Republican

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