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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1899
Page
5
A grand exposition showcases waists in Percale and Lawn fabrics. Prices range from 75 cents to 5 dollars with dozens of pretty tucked, striped, plaid and yoke styles. Large table of tucks and designs in Madras Lawns and Marseilles fabrics offered at various price points.
The piece argues Dewey should face Republicans as he would them and mentions Attorney General Griggs on trust evils. It cites large stock losses and Missouri anti trust legislation taxing interstate trusts and denying licenses. It also quotes Choton Iowa Age predicting dire Democratic odds in 1900.
Catalog excerpt lists Muslin and sheeting in multiple qualities and widths with special prices per yard. Includes unbleached and bleached Muslin and Sheeting with varying piece counts and price points, highlighting extra quality, superior finish, and fall width offerings.
Evans Grange Fair partners with Dixon College to award three scholarships totaling 8190 as prizes for oration and recitation events this September on fair grounds. Contestants must be Marshall county residents aged 16 to 26, with no repeat prizes per person and time limits of five to sixteen minutes for orations.
Tangnary returns home from Hopewell and Mrs L Tangnary stays with D Blackwell. Bethel society plans Children's day. D Blackwell and wife shopped in Henry. Mr and Mrs Monroe and Fosdick visited Sunday. Heads rejoice at new son. Sparland commencement set for June 7. Memorial Day observed with grave decoration at Sparland and services at Lacon.
Chas Anderson held a special sale day on Saturday June 3. Cornelia Dunlavy of Chicago visited Ed Laughlin's. Mrs Chas Anderson and her mother visited relatives in Putnam. Mt Palatine sent reps to Lostant for Decoration day. Mrs McGee's father and aunt from Louisiana are spending summer with her. Lostantia papered and painted the Mystic Workers lodge room. Mrs McMillap died May 29 at her daughter Mrs J Barton’s home and was buried in Tonica. Ladies Circle served ice cream and strawberry supper at the Congregational Church. A church ice cream and strawberry supper May 23 at the Catholic church was financially and socially successful. Mr Dill and son Johnny moved in with daughter Mrs Charles Anderson. Hidith Quinn taught in Powell district then returned home to Henry.
On the village street, Lawyer Bartholomew Livingston extols Hood’s Sarsaparilla as curing his own stomach troubles and claims it helped his wife’s rheumatism and his daughter’s scrofula, while the Reverend De Archibald Windham confirms his own recovery from indigestion.
The last Wo mans Club meeting gathered May 29 at Mrs Ida L Jones home with Mrs Minnie Kane as president. Guests included Mrs Jones of Independence and Miss Henjsler and Miss Durstan from Curage.
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