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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1916
Page
7
FOR STATE SENATOR I am a candidate for the nomina tes as the Republican candidate for Hata Senator in the Sixteenth Senatorial District subject to the choice Hol the Republicans at the Primary Swednesday Sept 13 1916 Simon aT Advt 525 tf Gerry V Stibgen Attorney at Law General Law and Collection Business
Illinois license A 9891 notes a pure bred stallion, Fercheron Society registration 84034, a dapple gray foaled May 18 1911 bred by Thomas & James Woult of Streator Illinois. The horse enters the 1916 season at five years old, weighing 2040 pounds, described as stylish with notable action and disposition. Pedigree traces through Malaga Triton Rigolet Jupiter Vidocq Coco Mignon Jean Le Blanc and others.
The Henry high school held the 40th annual graduation at the new Opera House on Friday June 2. The program featured salutatory by Helen McKenzie, performances by the high school quartet, an Eva lentine valedictory, diplomas presented by Oscar Davis, and benediction by Rev Fr Schauer.
William H. Bentley announces as a Republican candidate for State Senator in the 16th District. Primary set for September 13, 1916, subject to Republican voters. Also notes a marriage in Peru La Salle County between Roland Hull and Lottie Strong, both deaf mutes, officiated by Rev. Henry Rutherford with sign language.
An advertisement touts Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a famous remedy derived from native herbs. It claims the tonic strengthens the female system, aids with troubles of women, and offers confidential advice from a Boston mass address for further guidance.
Carlothean Percheron stallion foaled 1912, black with white markings, massive build over 2100 pounds. Described as ideal for breed traits, prize winner at state fairs, standing in 1916 at Hunt Bros and Quinn Bros with $25 insured in foal terms. Insure mare in foal and mare care details. penalties for moving or forfeiture noted.
The stallion Proctor No. 6694 was examined by Dr. Marvin Faw and reported free from infectious diseases. A license to stand for service in Illinois expires May 16, 1917. The text lists breeding references and upcoming stud season schedule through 1916 with various owners and locations.
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