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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1906
Page
2
Great Department Store Adds Extensive Shoe Section
Haromins Lincoln Co finishes remodeling the shoe area at the Great Department Store. New shoe cases and improved lighting enhance the display. They will continue to offer Florent Shoes for men and a full range of footwear for men women boys girls and children with a fall stock arriving larger and better than ever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haromins-Lincoln CO
Florent
Cieldren
Gove US
What We Be The New Fall Piece Showings Proud Might
The statement proclaims a strong showing and pride in the fall piece, highlighting unprecedented strength and accomplishment. It emphasizes collective confidence and community spirit. The phrasing suggests a celebratory mood and high expectations for upcoming results.
New Fall Suits and Overcoats From Leading Woollens
Local shop promotes a wide range of ready to wear and custom made garments. The ad invites shoppers to discuss fall suit questions, promising full stock and no pressure to buy while highlighting foreign and domestic wool blends.
Local Social Notes From Varna and Nearby
The Reomblican, RECOD NEWS reports visits and family gatherings. Mr and Mrs Mike Nelson host at the Walmer home over Sunday. Neal Rogers and Pearl entertain Mort Mortenson at noon dinner. John McCoy travels to Wenona. Nita Scarborough visits Lacon with Eva and Florence Jenkins. Edward Crew and Henry Simms call on James Wyat. Jacob Lentz and family plan return from Germany in about two weeks. H A McCay learns of his mother's death in Terre Haute and leaves for the funeral. Artie Mudd returns from Lacon. Ollie Fisher and Charlie head to Coffeeville to join their father. Mrs Bert Smith and child visit her parents. assorted other local social updates and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
H. A. McCay
Terre Haute
Ind
Artie Mudd
Lac
Ollie Fisher
Charlie
Coffeeville
Kas
Ollie
Bert Smith
Babe
Parrett
Ef Pregenla
Charlie ‘Maltism
Cement walk on Front Street completed and second begun
Old residents recall the ongoing cement walk project on Front Street with one block finished and the next underway. An elderly reader mentions aging and the value of ten tolorant remedies while advertising Electric Bitters as a tonic to aid digestion and liver function, with price 60 cents at Powell City Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Street
J. Bra PF
Powalle City
Hopewell Socials and Local Notes Mix with Odd Tale
Hopewell residents and guests from Henry Richland Varna and near La Rose visited friends, attended prayer meetings, and helped with farm chores. Local sales include Martin Newburg selling a driving horse for 150 dollars. A humorous misadventure near Magnolia involved two drivers and a startled vermin. Markets at Heid report corn at 46 1 2 cents and oats around 28 1 4 to 30 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopewell
Oscar Davis
Sara Fawcett
Henry
Ernest Ireland
Co. J. Anderson
Richland
August Bjork
Near la Rose
S. Lundgren
Varna
Rels Hultgren
Andrew Feazel
Harry Stroup
Jake Boffstatter
Ponto Carlson
Son Ivar
Lacon
Fred Overstreet
Hopervell
Cecil Bjork
la Rose
Jamier
Bertha Hultgren
Fred Lundgren
Peoria
John Carlson
Martin Newburg
John Selquist
Oscar Carlson
Peter, Selquist
Magnolia
John Hartley
Aaron Lindstrom
Mrs. Lindstrom
Heid
Alien Hultgren
Fred Lindgren
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promote Digestive Health
Slogan style notice promoting Dr King’s New Life Pills as a pleasant and effective cure for constipation. Claims to prevent appendicitis and tone up the system. From Powells City Drug Store, Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
B. & F. A. Powells City Drug Store
Henry
Local social and church notices from La Prairie Center
Mrs Joseph Stowell hosts a dinner party for friends including Mrs Newton Webber of Chicago and Mrs Doyle and daughters. Delegates named for county Sunday school convention in Henry and national Y P C U convention in Dayton. Various local visits, trips, church events, and a Woodman picnic noted along with sports and community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Stowell
Newton Webber
Chicago
Doyle
Allie Webber
M. E
Carl Leigh
Eva Stowell
Blanch Davidson
Fannie Dille
Henry
Dorothy Scott
Dayton
Clyde A. Dille
Peoria
Whitefield
Elater
Alvin Calder
Lacon
Will Huiebrand
Pontiac
Eve Stowell
Miss Watson
Seaton
Grace Powell
Normal
Misa
A. Rasers Webber
Mearlys
Minor Relapse for Mildred Greene Delays California Visit
Fragmentary notice reports Mildred Greene suffering a rheumatic fever relapse but now much improved. The text also references travel plans to California and a visit to Weston, with mentions of Mrs Powell and Mrs Strick of Leiden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Powell
Mildréd Greene
Mrs. Strick
Leiden
Marec
California
Whitefield Corners Socials and Visits Report
Local notes from Whitefield Corners list blackberry picking weather, visits among neighbors, and new telephone line No. 26. Residents like Ed Tanauary, Clyde Dille, Wm True, and Orrin Johnson are mentioned with multiple family and guest arrivals. Upcoming church services and community events are noted alongside regional readings and visits to relatives in Putnam and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitefield Corners
T. A. Runnells
Ed Tanauary
Steuben
G. Barker
Misa Zella
Kellogg
Henry
W. Brokaw
W. Runnells
Clyde Dille
Peoria
Stephen Snyder
la Prairie
Pleasant Chicago Visit Highlights Local Social Roundup
Marion Mann, guest of former residents, extends stay by a week. Mrs. Frank Morris returns home from Chicago after three weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Foster. Mrs. Henry Hess hosts a visit in Grand Ridge while Ella Kronenberger stays with Martha and Tillie Rudolph in Milwaukee. John DeVault hosts 20 guests for Lewis DeVaults sixteenth birthday with lanterns, ice cream and cake, ending the evening late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wii
Marion ‘Mann
Algové
Frank Morris
T. B.t Foster
Bis
Henry Hess
Grand Ridge
Ella Kronenberger
Milwaukee
Martha
Tillie Rudolph
John DeVault
Lewis
Lostant Notes Rally Local Activities and Probate Notice
Local items from Lostant describe Charley Arenz digging a well and Adams handling the work, visits by Miss Florence Boyd and Miss Edna Standage, land dealings near Varna, and changes in the school principal search. The record includes a 1906 probate notice by Fred W. Potter for Emily Bonham guardianship, outlining sale of minor heirs real estate in Marshall County Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Potter
State of
Illinois
Marshall
Emily N Bonham
Henson D. Bonham
Dean Bonham
Natice Wi
Ors
Lean Bonham
Lacon
Marshall County
Whitefield
Meridi
Sulys
Ted-Tata
For Rent and For Sale Notices in Carroll Streets Area
Real estate bids and rental ads listed for a house near the post office with furnace and five rooms at $600 and other central properties. Names include John Hartley and Henry Hartley with contact details, plus no trespass warnings and a prosecution note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buby
John Berd
Nal Hartley
John Hartley
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Lucille Schoenneshoefer
Marjorie Bangs
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Dan Weber
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Danvers
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Sam Lippincott
John Hannum
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