Marshall county vote and jury judges noted in 1891 issue
The Marshall county judicial candidates were praised at Henry with Winslow Evans gaining four votes and Thomas M. Shaw eight. A. M. Craig is re-elected supreme judge for a third term amid a large majority across 18 counties. The Democratic circuit judges are also elected. The Woman's World editor changes from Miss Vogelsang to Mrs John Kline. new editor assumes next week.
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Marshall County
Henry
Winslow Evans
Thomas M. Shaw
Hartley
A. M. Craig
Woman's World
Miss Vogelsang
East
John Kline
Proclamation from Mayor Krenz on sanitary enforcement
Mayor Jos N. Krenz issues a public proclamation for Henry city residents to remove filth and disinfect pig pens and outhouses by June 15 1891. It bans animals running at large disallows explosives and fireworks and orders immediate end to gambling and street obstructions. The river banks must stay clear of decaying matter with carcasses banned from deposition. May 20 1801.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M N. Krenz
State Board of Health
Henry
Bustacas
Jos N. Krenz
A Necessary Qualification for a Literary Critic
A dialogic exchange frames a joke about becoming a critic. Cumso claims a future as a preeminent critic while Bangle dismisses the idea citing lack of dyspepsia as a comic barrier. A jury references the confrontation as a stage moment.
A Division of Labor in a Curious Exchange
A quirky dialogue features youthful critic Lacy and Miss Lakeview debating class, ancestry, and trade, with Lordship asserting no blot on the escutcheon while Miss Lakeview maintains their shared advantage in the exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lakeview
Henry city council approves several payrolls and a street opening
City council minutes show bills approved for May and June 1801 including nightwatch, clerk, cleaning, and park work. An appropriation of 100000 for general repairs and 225 for opening William street is authorized. Ordinance No 92 sets a total budget of 7850 for the year with numerous line items. Chief actions include health board recommendations, debt collection, and a fine remittance request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Kreoz
Ald Paskell
Watercoll
Hutchins
McDonough
Moss
Brown
EB. T
P Bush
RM Stevens
Elias Herr
Geo Nicholson
Sandmeyer
Calaboose
Wm Budine
Frank Kresz
Mossal Dhf
Eng Saml Sperry, Sr
A. L. Hupp
Balleweg
Mar
H. J. Gregory
Treas
Green
Arren
College Streets
Market Street
Front Street
Third Street
Main Street
David Coan
Miss McKinney
William Street
Edward Street
Warren Street
Richard Street
School House
Alex Brown
D. McDonough
H D Watercott
Pow Organizing
Paskell, Watercott, McDonough
Henry
Ill
Jos N. Krenz
State Board of Health
Springfield
City Board Or Health
Krenz
Fire Co
Knoxville
Geo. M. Locke
Watercott
Ald Brown
Jos. N Krenz
ET Disasway
Consumption Cured by Free World Cure Recipe Offered
An advertisement from Rochester New York promotes a vegetable remedy for consumption and other illnesses. The physician offers to mail the recipe free in German French or English to readers of the paper upon request with a stamped return. Also noted is a Peoria Henry excursion by Rescue with the Jacobs family brass band promising an open air concert on arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noyes
Powers’ Block
Rochester
N. Y
Peoria
Henry
Jacobs
R. G. Mill
Aurist
Ottawa
G. Miller
Blind Boone concert thrills Missouri audience on tour
A storied notesman Blind Boone drew a lively crowd last Thursday, delivering a satisfying performance after years of hardship. Born blind in 1868 in Saline County Missouri, Boone learned piano by ear and built a road company that toured towns despite poverty. His life story, along with music, highlighted in a short sketch, notes his long career and grateful reception in Warrensburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mima Boone
Blind Boone
Henry
Missouri
Miami
Saline County
Warrensburg
Boone
St Louis
Hesoun
St Louisa
A J. Kerry
Lange
Columbia
Kag
Arena
John Lange
Blood Bonce
R H Lange
Stella May
Eugene Boone
Bucklen Arnica Salve advertised as best for skin issues
The ad touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a universal remedy for cuts bruises sores ulcers and other eruptions with a money back guarantee. It lists Dr Powell's drug store as the sale point and notes a 25 cent price. The Arizona governor names Bruce Per ley as secretary of the State Asylum board with praise from The Gazette Phoenix.
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Bucklen
Arnica
Dr Powell’s
Arizona
Henry Boy
Bruce Perley
State Asylum Board
Phenix
Arivons
Apeaks
Bruce
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Reeves
Jeriah Bonham
Manshall County
Ema Alleie
da Prairie
Uben
Evans
Bennington
Bell Plain
Lacy
Aod
HJ Grawburg
L Hupp
Thos Cooney
John Peterman
Fr Baer
Henry Yaeger
Philip Stelmie
Oeed
Henry Yaeuer
Joneth
Edwin Southers
F. A. Wade
Ballard
Drs. E
F. A. Powell
Delsarte
Demorest
Easles
R. C. McWilliams
J. Reynolds
Mayfield
J W. Niece
Elizabeth
Chas Traver
Ingram Smith
Acon
Lone Tree
Thomas Funson
Robert Clark
Beck Hay Hake and Loader
Clear Creek
Harry E Beck
Qoculist
Lacon
Tultton
J E.W Morgan
E. Hutchins
Soldmore
Dragon
E. H. Hutchins
Porter
Singer & New Home Sewing Machine
Kline
JOS. H
Carriaxego
Troy,o
Duke Brothers
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