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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1889
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text lists names and locations such as Boulogne and Putnam with scattered days and places. Mentions Doke Thule as keeper and references farms, breeders, and weekly meetings or markets. Lacks coherent event or clear dates.
The readable portions show meetings or events at C. L. Loomis in White, John N. Clark, Jon Rognor, and Molick's stables on Front Street. Text is incomplete with garbled days and times, leaving the exact nature and dates unclear.
The Roadster Stallion foaled April 24 1886 in Macomb Illinois bred by A W Brooking stands with Amber as sire and Florence as dam. Weighs 1100 pounds and described with fine style and action and a new driver. Limited to 20 mares at station Melidkian tables. Insure colt to stand and insure mares with foal with specified fees. Accidents at mares risk. removal or sale triggers due payments. Snyder & Clark owners James McCune groom.
A brief clipping notes a candidate named Henry running as a Republican with emphasis on party affiliation and a call for voter support ahead of an election date in June 1969.
A lengthy summary notes recent Catholic Review findings on bacteria and disease. It covers Pasteur and Koch contributions, bacteria as causes or byproducts, and new vaccination and inoculation ideas, plus experimental methods and debates among scientists about disease mechanisms and treatments.
Ledger shows district receipts and expenditures for 1888 tax distribution and teacher salaries. Entries list balances on hand, taxes collected, and payments to teachers across multiple districts with names and amounts, ending with a notary notice and an 1882 ad for Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
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