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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1918
Page
11
Sparland and surrounding towns share social visits and travel, with many residents in Peoria Saratoga Des Moines and Chicago areas. A golden wedding celebration for Harry and Maxwell unfolds in Sparland, while births, hospital updates and Red Cross efforts update local life through early August 1918.
Broadmoor social notes list T A Nevitt and wife guests at B G Rees home, G W Bean and family visiting in Kewanee, Mrs Clyde Spittler visiting sister in Montrose, Emma Johnson and A J Shriver at M L Hay home in Kewanee, Mrs Sidney Brown hospitalized in Peoria, Bert McKinney family visiting Kewanee, Amree Longman and others visiting, plus local relatives in Camp Grant. An advertisement promotes Cham berlain's Tablets for bowel regularity and digestion, linked to health and happiness.
County Court listings show continued hearings and orders in multiple estates including Woolley Krantz Bullman Hynes Shaw Appel Townsend Helper Nagel and Swallow. Guardianship issued for Elroy Krantz with a $1000 bond. Real estate transfers and a few marriage license actions are also noted alongside social items and a classified advertising section.
Governor Low den Thursday morning advised the board that Marshall County’s quota basis is 318 with a current quota of 59. Sixty three registrants have been examined with only two rejections, and 61 placed in Class 1. Miss Leola Thiedohr becomes chief clerk succeeding Thomas Waterous. Dr. B. D. Kenward named official dental examiner. The fuel administration plans a fifty percent cut in non war industry to save fuel, with a potential sixty million ton reduction. Coal production continues to fall, threatening next winter.
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