Henry Henry Illinois local notes and obits roundup
Henry Illinois area news brief with visits from Mrs. G. Eb Potter in Waukegan, multiple local social mentions, Scout and Camp Fire activities, town notices on fuel and a dedication at St. Joseph's church, plus family travel, illnesses, and a long column of small ads and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. EB. Potter
Waukegan
Advt
Charles Sadler
Melvin
Pearl Mercian
Peru
Herry
Clurf Ball
Anna Lindgren
Starved Rock
Gost
Martin
Otto R May
Linder
Co. M. Jones
Harry Haines
Loda
Theodore Noll
Peoria
Gigo
John
William Peterman
Maria Barto
Joliet
McMinimee
Kate Peterman
Henry Siewers
Indianapolis
Ind
Saturn
Willliam Siewers
R. G. Tandy
Mattoon
Decatur
Bloomington
Albert Merdian
Ed Merdian
Ila Herron
George Skinner
Princeton
George A. Burt
Long Beach
Henry
Senachwine
Walnut Grove
Irene Kuss
Louise Swanson
Davenport
Nebs
Ketchum
Linois
Cornelius Huffman
Bradford
Columbia
Pekin
G. E. Fenjick
Fort Sheridan
Clarence Quke
Clarence
University of Illinois
State Fuel Administration
Illinois
Marshall County
Stephenson
Winnebago
Boone
McHenry
Lake
Ogle
DeKalb
Kane
DuPage, Lee
Kendall
Will
Cook
G. Munroe Lock
Térre Cela
Fie
Islands
Nesbit
Tos Tinois
Anna Corbin
Paul J. Corbin
China
Cora Heebner
Corbin
Sparta
Mexican sisal growers agree to sell 500000 bales in U S
Food Administrator Hoover says the deal will cut prices by three cents a pound and save American farmers about six million dollars next year. The dispatch notes labor shortages and a governor urging action at home to meet wartime obligations, alongside reports of the Columbia hull hole and river wreck hazards. Police guard Dubuque depots to stop child departures amid infantile paralysis quarantine measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Columbia
DunscofMmbe
St. Louis
At & O'clock
Hoe
Dubuque
State Board of Health
The Unbeliever at Henry Opera House Tuesday and Wednesday
A World War I era film featuring Marines in France and Belgium. Lieutenant Shaughnessy dies as the unbelief is overcome by faith and fraternal love. Private Philip Landicutt and Belgian Virginia Harbrok navigate love amid the war's deadly grind. Presented by George Kleine, adaptation of Mary Raymond Shipman Andrews' The Three Things. Produced with Edison and the U S Marines. August 6 and 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Opera House
United States
France
Belgium
Shaughnessy
Norah
Marines
Philip Landicutt
Virginia Harbrok
George Kleine
Mary Raymond Shipman Andrews
Thomas A. Edison Company
United States Marine Corps
Prayer for Soldiers Ends With Fenwick Signature
A funeral director G E Fenwick signs a wartime prayer asking divine protection for soldiers. The text pleads for safety on the field and strength for those away from home, ending with a solemn benediction and the signature of a funeral director.
Mouth Breathers Danger to Self and Others in Society
A dated editorial excerpt denounces mouth breathers as mentally deficient and unhealthy, linking enlarged tonsils to germs and poor hearing, and portraying mouth breathing as a public menace due to droplet spread. The piece ends noting meat delivery is discontinued to curb costs and shifts to cash and carry.
Clifford Ireland seeks Republican Nomination in Illinois district
Clifford Ireland announces his candidacy for Congress in Illinois Sixteenth District. He pledges nonpartisan wartime unity, vows vigorous war prosecution, and asks voters to judge by his record and loyalty to Americanism. Subscribe for The Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lan
Clifford Ireland
Numerous Classified Ads and Notices Fragmented
A garbled page of classifieds and notices lists sales ads for a cottage, a modern bungalow, storage services, and real estate. It includes political candidacy for William H. Bentley of Pontiac, and an item about a sale of a new residence on Edward Street with details about furnace, vacuum, and lot size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Street
Henry Seven
Improt
Otter Tail Rats
Marshall County Race Seeks County Superintendent Nomination
The message announces a candidacy for Marshall County County Superintendent of Schools, subject to the primary election on September 11, 1918. It mentions an unrelated note about hog treatment claims by a salesman and a family member involved in the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois
William H. Bentley
Pontiac
Mm Aegate
Marshall
Wenry
Mys
C. EB
Jolson
Henry
Shores—Muell
Shores
Putnam Lle Art
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the Republican
Henry, Illinois
Zogal News
LEMS
St. Joseph's Church
Bose
Adve
Hugill
Chicago
H. Davis
Ed Lchrisler
Vern Ketchum
Minnie Sleater
George Diehl
Otto
James Hillabrand
Migs Irene Jenson
Toluca
A. G. Hiltabrand
O. H. Davis
Charles Dewey
L. M. Bell
Ivan
Kate Kline
Peter Kline
Allegan
Mich
Clara Cotney
Will Hannum
T Ig
Emil Manski
F. L. Manski
EF. L
England
Patapi
W. D. Riddell
Chillicothe
Frank Root
Des Moines
Iowa
California
Havana
Hazelbs
Henry A. Pountiful
Henry Wombacher
J. J. Berry
Henry Society of the New Church
Landenbarger
Louise—Helper
George Burt
Miss Helper
Maria Davis
Gardner Williams
H. G. Dusenberry
Nashville
Washington County
Dusenparty
Allen C. Keith
Mary ‘Young Keith
E. 8, Young
Orange
Mass
Keith
Free Baptist Church
Orange Enterprise
Free Baptist
New Hampton
New Hampshire Yearly Meeting
Massachusetts General Hospitel
Boston
New Hampton Literary Institute
Cook Divinity School
Bates College
New Hampshire
Weolfaboro
Dan‘villa
Me ’ Oper
Guy McFarland
Henry Hospital
Charles Barry
Bickerman
Barivy
Zenor
Mennepin
Our City
Cromwell
Henry Township
Ally Wotrgra
Frank Brown
Tiskilwa
Walter
Ben
Peter Etscheidt
Martha Clemens
F. A. Powell
HE. P. Reeder
Wyoming
Brennan
Hathryn McDonald
Fred Morgan
Rose Haigh
Hutchins & Downey
William Monahan
Jack Woods
Peterman
Magella
John Petterman, Jr
South Dakota
Brown
Calvary
Comrie
G. E Fenwick
Esa Mabeeines
Santa Clara
Elicious
Food Administration
Arnold’s Grocery and Bakery
Bary VE Veu
J. J. Hartley, Jr
Charles Dille
E. C. Stoneberg, Shoeman
G. E. Fenwick
SAGAR
Pal Ean
Nettie Jarman
Green
Soul Kraus
Atres
Lehman Fridg
E. H. Bradley
Eye
Ear
New Site Court House
Fulks Bros
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