Well Drilling Offer Seeks Patronage After Two Decades
An experienced well business professional with over twenty years in the field invites patronage. The message promises savings by consulting for anyone desiring to sink a well.
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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1912
Page
9
An experienced well business professional with over twenty years in the field invites patronage. The message promises savings by consulting for anyone desiring to sink a well.
A column reviews the push for direct senatorial elections, flags Flag Day’s growing observance, and honors veterans with pension tallies. It notes New World ideas, weather lore, Ringling Bros. moving out of Wisconsin, and a public sale notice for two Henry Illinois minors properties.
Ayer’s Hair Vigor is advertised as a hair dressing and tonic that keeps hair soft and promotes growth without coloring. The ad suggests consulting a doctor and notes the product from J C Ayer Co. Lowell Massachusetts.
In business politics or social life a person is held responsible for the recommendations he makes. Faith underpins loans votes and social introductions, so endorsers bear liability if the recommended party or person fails. The piece argues that sincere individuals accept responsibility and strive to endorse rightly to do real service.
A compact verse playfully traces the shift from could be to would have been. It alternates tenses, noting how a might have been never becomes a has been, yet a has once was an are in a witty language pivot.
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat recalls a 1641 De Soto historian who described a broad deep muddy river with drifting trees. It notes today’s Mississippi flood carries not only timber but houses barns fences and stores, tearing up countless homes and farms along its banks.
The optician J Carlson will be in Henry on Monday June 17 1912 from 1 to 5 pm to fit glasses. He will return every third Monday of the month at the Camp House for fittings.
An excerpt from the Louisville Courier Journal reflects on a river's enduring significance tracing back to De Soto era explorations and the destruction of landmarks, portraying a bleak view of ruined hopes linked to ancient sites.
The article notes one lot of talk about contests at the national convention. It argues that nominations should be fair and decided on merits, with no man elected who is not fairly nominated. It describes bluff contests and the expectation that the right will prevail when votes are tied.
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