Henry Edges La Salle In Nail-Biter On Pavilion Park
Henry defeated La Salle 6 to 5 after a tight contest with costly La Salle errors and late rallies. Key plays featured Ganzer, Ditmore, Obryn, Hynds, and Haines with multiple baserunners and steals, as Henry climbed back to win in a tense finish.
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Henry
la Salle
Pavilion Park Diamond
Coughlin
Ganzer
Obryn
Ditmore
Halpin
Coe
Glatz
Kerns
Polarski
Krommel
Johns
McManus
Malaski
Panzer
Hall
Obryn and
Hynds
He la Salle
I Couglin
Hens
Dezolke
H PO Ie Haines
Ao McManus
Sicrsrsry
Sea Wees
Giatz
Ster Ee al
Frommel
Feiss i
Eee
Settee Ees
Sea Ee Ee
Ditmor
Haines
Yails— Obryn
la Salle Blues
Henry Reds
Harney
Powers Land and Loan Company Prospectus Note
An appeal from Lawton Oklahoma by James M Powers manager offering a 10 cent map of Oklahoma and Indian Territory with counties cities towns population railways and streams plus a free booklet on Comanche county Lawton minerals and opening of new land.
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Oklahoma
Indiana Territory
Comanche County
Lawton
Powers Land and Loan Company
Okla
James M. Powers
South Dakota Indian School at St Marys Mission
The St Marys Mission school near a South Dakota prairie town houses fifty Sioux girls aged five to nineteen, teaching them cleanliness, housework, cooking, sewing, and standard schooling. Children from nearby camps arrive in September, many unfamiliar with beds, meals, or stairs, but soon learn English and Christian practices.
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South Dakota
P. O
St. Mary’s Mission School
Episcopal Church
J. Mary's
Julia Red Eyes
Mabel
Jennie
Nellie
Lucy Bear
Bishop Hare
R. K
Osteopathy Gains Followers In Henry City Clinics
For three years osteopathy has grown in Henry city and nearby towns with many cured patients. Dr H C Swift relocated here and reports success in treating digestion spleen liver kidney and heart ailments. Mrs Wykoff and Everett Rolley of Lacon improved after treatment gaining weight and relief from digestive and kidney issues. Consultation and examination are free.
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Henry
H. C. Swift
Wykoff
Everett Rolley
Lacon
Swift
Henry Cornet Band Open Air Concert in Central Park
Tomorrow evening the Henry Cornet band under Wilbur Moon presents the third open air concert in Central Park weather permitting. Programs include March Eighth Regiment B Crumlin Overture Pastime by L P Lauren dean Arabela Two step Carl Hendrex Waltz Sober Las Olas Rosas Missionaire Arr H C Miller First Heart Throbs R Blenberg Uncle Sammie Abe Holzman.
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Henry Cornet
Central Park
Wilbur Moon
Eighth-seventh Regiment
Crumlin
L. P. Laurendean
Carl Hendrex
H. C. Miller
R. Blenberg
March
Sammie
Abe Holzman
The Peru Excursion on Henry River Trip
A Peru News-Herald reporter covered a Legion of Honor La Salle river excursion to Henry aboard a large steamboat. The crowd enjoyed pavilion park, a Henry Reds vs La Salle Blues baseball game, dancing, and a sunset deck scene. Local notables like Bernard Yeager were met, and plans for future trips were discussed.
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Legion of Honor
Peru
la Salle
Henry
Suumlay
St. Bede's
Marquette
Spring Valley
Depue
Peoria
Rockefeller
Pavilion Park
Cincinnati
Bernard Yeager
Grove
Barney
Paul Boehme
Concordia
Mr. Yaeger
Anton Meyer
Germany
Yaeger
Gebhard
Henry Reds
la Salle Blues
Hottest Days Recorded In Eight Years Reported
Dr. F A Powell, volunteer meteorological observer, lists the hottest day figures by year from 1898 to 1905 and notes the peak heat week of July 19 25 1901 with every day above 100. The Central Illinois Military Tract Press Association editors plan a steamer outing from Peoria at 11 45 with dinner on board and a semi annual meeting including papers, Graff talk, and Al Fresco beach visit.
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the Missionary Society
Undercliff
Runnells
Arthur Miles
Billings
Mont
First Congregational Church
Paxton
Miles
Montana
M. B
Cailiicothe
John Rogers
R. BF. Reicher
St. John's Episcopal Church
Ruth Reicher
South Dakota
Henry
Ben
F. A. Powell
U.S. Weather Bureau
Central Illinois
Military Tract Press Association
Ulinois
Peoria
Illinois
Graff
al Fresco Beach
Lacon Wins 3 to 2 in Local Baseball Contest
In a close Thursday clash Venona and Lacon business men battled to a 3 to 2 victory for Lacon. The second game is slated for Wenona tomorrow as locals discuss the rough play and the surprising score. An agent for Forde Lighting Co of Eyria, C offers gasoline lighting plants for homes and businesses with recent installation at Wm. Green's sample room praised. Wright & Green barbers have ordered a plant to be installed by week’s end with heating and cooking attachments noted as efficient.
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Dolph Brock
Streator
Metal Stamping
Bevins
Thomas Bundy
Alvin Bevins
Fred Brown
Dolph Borek
McCluskey
Vermillion
South Illinois
William Bevins
Brock
Carroll
McGlaskey
Win
Alvin Beying
McNabb
Granville
N. BE. Administer
Putnam County
Ottawa
Young Bundy
Cullen
Venona
Lacon
Wenona
Forde Lighting Company
Eyria
Wm. Green
Wright & Green
Mrs Gorman Visits Wenona Family To See New Grandchild
Mrs Michael Gorman of Wenona visited last evening to see her children Mrs James Hartley and Mrs Wm Siewers at the Siewer home and greet the new arrival、新 born grandchild.
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Michael Gorman
Wenona
James Hartley
Wm. Siewers
Siewer
French's Sensation at the town show remains the talk of the season
The note touts T. A. French's New Sensation performing Wednesday July 26 with a great band, engaging acts, and witty comedy. Also in Venona a Belgian and Percheron horse shipment arrives for Robert Burgess & Son, with Thomas Burgess coordinating. Howard Davidson works on the public school interior while Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver tablets are advertised locally.
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T. A. French
France
Robert Burgess & Son U
Venona
Thomas Burgess
Quiling
England
Robert Burgess
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Gante
lLa Salle
South Dakota Indian School
Osteopathy
THE
Valice
Putnin County
C. C. Doran
Howard Davidson
Chamberlain
J. E
F. A. Powells City Drug Store
Henry, Ill
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