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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1915
Page
6
Unionville Missouri resident Mrs Mantha Seavey describes severe female troubles and near collapse before using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound. She reports gradual improvement to full strength and urges other women to seek the same relief, noting confidential correspondence with the Pinkham company.
Property listed for sale by Emma Horr and New Farmers State Bank of Mason City Inc. Advt. 11 12 11. For sale notice notes residence owned by the late Robert Horr on Main Street with inquiry contacts Miss Emma Horr and the Mason City bank for details.
The Republican reports the State Fair School for Boys will be enlarged. The State Board of Agriculture will economize in other departments to provide funds. A state fair camp event is planned September 7 to 22. Frank D. Thompson resigns. Pref J Hanna of Springfield is elected principal, with a list of assistant superintendents across counties. The commission includes Dr John Dill Robertson and Francis G Blair, among others, and Dickson is invited to oversee military features. Blair emphasizes the school’s educational value and social benefits in bringing rural and urban youths together to foster understanding and future cooperation.
Andrew Stertzer born October 14 1848 in Ottersheim Germany left the Father land about 28 years ago settling in Henry County His wife died years ago leaving two children Louie and Mrs Adam Glatz The son passed away earlier leaving Mrs Glatz as the sole survivor He had been in failing health for years cared for by his daughter St Marys church funeral conducted by Rev Fr Genisler on July 12 at 9 30 a m Calvary cemetery mortician C Doran Card of Thanks from Mr and Mrs Adam Glatz and Family
The National Grange legislative committee outlines policy on roads, conservation, regulation of transport, prohibition, woman suffrage, direct election of senators, ship subsidies, and rural credit. The declaration stresses government aid where appropriate, market balance for farmers, and cautious reform against exploitation by private capital. It preserves the Grange’s stance with emphasis on fair treatment for farmers.
Port Huron honors Bina M West supreme commander of the Woman’s Benefit Association of the Maccabees with a city reception led by Mayor Black. The tribute highlights the association’s growth, plans for a new Port Huron home office, and Miss West’s leadership as it expands fraternal protections across states and provinces.
A dated excerpt warns about touchy people who see slights everywhere and presume insult in ordinary remarks. It argues a frank, generous view aids harmony, while suspicion breeds coldness and constant offense. References Dr Bradley Woolner and various contact details appear faded.
Officials praise press cooperation as vital to government progress. Illinois food commissioner notes losses in egg value and urges continued newspaper education campaigns. State departments routinely share planned reforms and needs with the press to accelerate action. The piece also includes a quirky dialogue about fishing.
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