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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1901
Page
2
An advertising snippet touts S. S. S. as a purely vegetable blood purifier for weak emaciated systems with nervousness and poor digestion. It claims rapid appetite and strength return, no mineral content, and urges readers to request a free book and medical guidance from The Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta, Georgia.
John Hartley announces numerous properties for sale in Henry City and nearby areas. Central residences, barns, and cottages with varied prices from 50 to 2200 dollars plus farm tracts of up to 715 acres in Putnam and Bureau counties. Excursions offered monthly. terms easy on select parcels.
Feniator James W. Templeton of Princeton emerges as the first named probable candidate for state treasurer next year with friends urging his nomination. Wheat figures forecast a record harvest this year, reaching about 683,871,000 bushels, surpassing 1698. Illinois advances via planned electric railways, and M. M. Mallory avoids home papers. The Henry Republican notes bluntly that journalistic pride is at stake.
Attia expects a permit from the Secretary of War to raise water flow to 800000 cubic feet per minute for the drainage canal, starting at midnight daily. The increased discharge would enable daily flushing of the canal, easing residents along the valley who fear health risks from accumulated sewage.
Governor Yates is commended for issuing a firm notice to naval militia officers to confine expenditures to appropriations during Dorothea operations. The move signals vigilance over public funds and assures the public interest remains protected. Also reported is the Central Union telegraph line sharing with telephone services, enabling simultaneous telegram and phone traffic due to crowded long distance wires.
General A C Hawley of Chicago campaigned for U S senator Mason in Hennepin praising his service to Iowa during his term. The convention did not draft resolutions so no formal endorsement was expressed. An exchange argues against pushing cheap living to extremes, noting 50 cents a week as a dubious standard and urging work and self reliance.
A spacious two story wing and square tower form the hospital near the Mall with a Red Cross flag, emergency ambulances and electric power. Interior facilities include wards, operating room, sterilizing rooms, kitchen, and staff offices, plus gas heating and sanitary finishes.
Engineers from the Chicago sanitary district are measuring and observing near Copperas Creek and Rock in preparation for court battles over the permanency of the Henry and Copperas Creek domes. The data will back claims that dams threaten the valley and flood farmland along the river, affecting navigation and swamp land speculation. Prominent manufacturers credit American innovation and labor in advancing U.S. industry, highlighting Cramp’s steamship builds and overall manufacturing superiority.
The Reepunae office offers writing paper and Bos Stationary at very cheap prices in assorted tablet formats. Ruled or unruled options available.
A fragmented note references a signed TORTA variant in California lore, mentioning bears and a distinctive loaf. The text is incomplete but hints at a regional brand or nickname tied to a CA location and a product named TORTA. Further readable context is needed to confirm precise people, organizations, or dates.
The article argues that American boys are more alert and prepared for active life due to blended Blood heritage, superior schooling, self-reliance fostered by lack of rigid traditions, and especially strong home influence. Mothers play a pivotal role in shaping character, with home surroundings cited as the greatest advantage of blended heritage.
A mixed group of Democratic and Republican congress members traveled from New York to Manila on the government transport McClellan. Democrats claim they were fed Republican conclusions and now demand Democratic facts, while Republicans seek more Republican conclusions. The trip covers transportation funded by the government with lawmakers paying for subsistence and incidental expenses from their own civil pockets.
Putnam County Republicans and Democrats held conventions to nominate candidates for the unexpired circuit clerk term. Delegates from Hennepin, Granville, Magnolia, Senachwine, and other townships were seated after party rules, with W. S. Hopkins, W. E. Eddy, and E. L. Downey named as circuit clerk nominees. The Aug. 10 judicial election will decide the seat.
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