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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1907

Page

10

Local Notes from Magnolia and Vicinity July 1807

Local items mention R A Ward as Magnolia representative for The Henry Republican, births, deaths, and injuries. Miss Hazel Glover returns from Normal, mails and transportation figures, and a postponed Mineral Springs camp meeting. Family visits include G A Morphew in Wenona and Mrs Mary Gaylord’s Bloomington death.

R. A. Ward Magnolia Henry Republican Bessie Roberts Wenona Thomas Swindler Toluca Charles Hunter G. A. Morphew John Arnold Hazel Glover Normal J. §. Phillips Peoria Mineral Springs Bradley & Vrooman J. G. Clemens Mary Gaylord Pontiac Bureau Charles

Church Services Summary for Magnolia and Surrounding Areas

Magnolia hosts Sunday school at 10 a.m. with Epworth League at 7 p.m. preaching at 8 p.m. Caledonia holds Sunday school at 2 p.m. and services on the second and fourth Sundays at 3 p.m. Strawn offers Sunday school at 10 a.m. and preaching at 11 a.m. The fourth quarterly conference at Magnolia occurs Tuesday July 30 at 9 a.m. All members urged to attend. W C T U meets at Magnolia church every two weeks and welcomes all.

Magnolia Strawn Caledonia Epworth League

Putnam County Sunday School Convention Agenda

The program for the Putnam County Sunday School Convention at M. B. E. Church in Hennepin lists events from Tuesday afternoon through Wednesday morning. Activities include Bible lessons, child-focused talks, reports, elections, and a session on organized temperance work led by Rev. W. A. Hutchinson, with various speakers and times noted.

M. BE. Church Hennepin Hecht H. W. Bell L. Emma Wilson Henry Moser L. C. Moots H. M. Stouffer Moser O. M. Snyder W. A. Paxon W. E. Hawthorne

Local social notes from Bloomington and area visits

Miss Sue Wierman returns home after visiting Bloomington. Miller Barnhart and wife return from a stay with their son in Oglesby. Mrs. Whitney hosted by Miss Mitchell of Michigan City and Mrs. Richard of Ottawa visits daughter Mrs. Victor Baker. Mrs. Wm Clark of Pontiac visits her mother and sisters. Wm McCoy and Wm Corcoran of Chicago visit grandfather Wm Horbach with Grandma Appel. J M Hannum conducts a Masonica funeral in LaMoille. Merle Osgood and wife from Portland arrive as Adelbert Phillips guests. Rev Fr Hackett of Marseilles visits Rev Fr P E H. Albert McCaleb of Chicago visits his aunt Miss Susie McCaleb. Mrs. Bert Childs of Granville visits sister Mrs. B. H. Graves. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Thommes visit Odell and Pontiac.

Sue Wierman Bloomington Miller Barnhart Oglesby Whitney Miss Mitchell Michigan City Richard Ottawa Victor Baker Wm, Clark Pontiac Wright Sarah Emma Phillips McCoy Corcoran Chicago Wm. Horbach Grandma Appel John J. M. Hannum LaMoille Merle Osgood Portland Ore Adelbert Phillips Hackett Marseilles Albert McCaleb Susie McCaleb Bert Childs Granville B. H. Graves M. J. Thommes Odell

American Prospects Highlighted in Political and Economic Notes

The piece notes a FY sales surplus of 35 million, Gov. Deneen launching a petition driven re election bid, Roosevelt land policy favoring settlers, road improvements boosting property values, Ambassador Bryce praising Oklahoma, and a rousing defense of American opportunity from poverty to presidency with Alaska’s growth cited as a future asset. subscribe to The Republican.

National Treasury Sam Deneen Cullom United States Roosevelt Oklahoma City Father Day Bryce Oklahoma France England Italy Mr. Bryce Seward Alaska Russia

Drainage trip reports Chillicothe levee work and plans

A Hennepin party led by J E Pettett and including Adam Deck John Dore Willard Studgvin and James McCutcheon visited Chillicothe July 10 to inspect the ongoing levee project for reclaiming bottom lands. They heard from Pettett about four years of district formation work and toured the steam shovel shed while noting land two miles east remains underwater and that successful reclamation would boost local property values and future farming.

Hennepin Illinois River Chillicothe Adam Deck John Dore Willard Studgvin J. E. Barnard Jams McCutcheon Fred Swain Perett Pettett Mr. Pettett Finn Mr. Pettet Fieet Mr. Finn Pia Wood

Call for district drainage work in Hennepin movement

A local appeal urges business leaders and landowners in Hennepin to back a proposed drainage district similar to Chillicothe’s. The plan envisions 3000 acres reclaimed under a three year term led by a three member commission and the district attorney, with community support seen as essential despite inevitable opposition.

Canada plans vast ship canals linking Georgian Bay and Winnipeg

The piece notes Canada’s push for two major waterways to Europe. One canal would run from Georgian Bay to Montreal, the other from Winnipeg to Hudsons Bay, shortening transatlantic travel to Liverpool by about 1,190 miles and shifting northwest agricultural exports to the old world. It cites a Lincoln Star report on Canada’s heavy canal investment nearing a hundred million dollars and a projected 105 million cost for the Georgian Bay to Montreal route.

Canada Georgian Bay Montreal Winnipeg Hudsons Bay Liverpool New York Northwest Manitoba Europe Lincoln Illinois Chicago Mississippi River

Burglary and jail news from Toluca and Bennington

Burglars entered Fr Walsh home in Toluca taking a gold watch chain and 30 dollars, and same night hit George Reitz for 6 dollars and shoes. Albert Jones, 25, jailed in Marshall county on 500 bail for robbing a companion of 17 dollars. two Italian youths, 17 and 19, jailed in Lacon on assault and theft charges. Ice dealer in Lacon charging 7 dollars a ton. locals plan to lease a flot, build an ice house and import ice. Lena Wiertz will probate will in Bennington county court. Will leaves 80 acres to husband Bartis Wiertz for life then to her children.

Fr. Walsh Toluca George Reitz Albert Jones Marshall County Lena Wiertz Bennington Bennington Township Bartis Wiertz

Travel notes from MT Palatine and surrounding towns

Adam Matern returned from an Iowa visit Thursday of last week. Mrs Harth with granddaughter Gertrude Droll visited relatives in Fort Wayne Indiana. Mrs Wiley Gallaher and her Chicago children visit T EB Gallaher. Rollin Travis toured Hennepin last week with his Cadillas automobile.

Adam Matern Iowa

Illinois poised as major coal producer despite no iron mines

Illinois ranks among the top coal states with about 42 million tons last year and an expected 45 million this year, behind Pennsylvania and ahead of West Virginia. The state lacks commercial iron ore but leads in steel output potential and coal accessibility. A Chicago Inter Ocean note credits coal cars spending to handle rising traffic.

Illinois Chicago West Virginia United States Navy Union Ilinois Pennsylvania Indiana Ohio

Henry Republican Supplies Calling Cards on Short Notice

The Henry Republican describes its ability to print wedding stationery and calling cards quickly, ensuring correct styles are available on short notice.

Henry Republican

It Can't Be Done

An old colored preacher finds his cupboard bare on a Sunday and explains to his congregation that he cannot preach on earth and heaven at once. He asks, do you expect me to preach on earth and board in heaven, and concludes it can’t be done.

Emerson U. S Heb’en

No Gasoline Law Misreported in Recent Papers

A letter from Secretary of State James A. Rose states a gasoline sale bill failed to pass both houses at the latest general assembly and no law requiring red gasoline cans was enacted. The rumor about July 1 enforcement is disproved by the official reply to a merchant.

General Assembly James A. Rose

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the Republic Adda Swaney Tonica John Swaney’s Consolidated School House Marie Gallaherland Charity Moulton H. K. Smith Laura Smith Franklin Venona Foster Ladd McNabb Putnam County Sunday School Convention W. A. Hutchinson George W. Hunt Lostant Republican Herc Brown Pettee Marshall County News Mt, Palatine Washington EACO Ango G. Clemens Magnolia, Illinois THE Magnolia Bank Northern Illinois Co-Operative Burial Association G, W. Keller Undertaker Henry Llinois J. M. Downey Willie R. F. Downey W. A. Simmons Magnolia, Ill Centenary Hospital Yive Street Bank Barnes University Medico Chirulogical Society St. Louis Ina Bank Ina, Il Robert G. Dakin, M. D Ill J. H. Massie Fresh Bakery Griffith’s Laundry W H. Weathers M. D.C A. R. Kregor Chicago Veterinary College Veterinary Hospital Magnolia and McNabb Centrale
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