Democrats for the office of County JudgeNominee Homer Barney
Rumor circulates that Homer Barney will be the Democrats chosen for County Judge this fall. The street committee led by Stever Adama and Doelzer is widening and beautifying Third Street from Central Park toward the depot, with stonework and improvements. The paper urges replacing plank watering troughs with iron ones at the Artesian well to enhance a city of brick engines and a $20,000 schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Barney
Barney
Stever
Adama
Doelzer
Third Street
Central Park Severa
Joseph, Schick
Patriot Decorate for 4th of July Says Henry County Committee
The Decorating Committee urges every residence church public building and business in Henry County to display Old Glory this Fourth of July. They emphasize pride and loyalty and suggest hanging at least a small flag to show support for the nation.
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Henry
Fourth of July Celebration Details Clarified
Public notice states the Fourth of July program will be held near City Park and on city streets with no admission charge. The Big 4 Race Track site is not used and will be closed on that date.
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O.a.oanr
Beo'y
Big 4 Racing Asa’n
Republican State Convention Nominates State Slate at Springfield
The Springfield held Republican State Convention nominated a ticket for November election. Tellers include F K Whitte more for State Treasurer, Prof Alfred Bayliss for Superintendent of Public Instruction, University Trustees Mre Alicea AGbury Abbott of Chicago, F L Hatch of Motlenry county, and Prof A M Nightingale of Chicago. The resolutions promise a resonant party platform and the convention was harmonious and enthusiastic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
F. K. Whittemore
Alfred Bayliss
Streator
Alicea Agbury Abbott
Chicago
F. L. Hatch
Motlenry County
A. M. Nightingale
Resolutions
Henry River Bridge Free for 4th Celebration
Citizens of Henry celebrate the Illinois river event with a free bridge ride. Stockholders fund the bridge use for July 4th, highlighting river races, excursions, boat rentals, fishing trips, and river pageantry as part of a statewide holiday celebration.
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Henry
Henry River
Illinois River
Republican Senatorial Nominees at Princeton Convention
The Republican senatorial slate at Princeton last week nominated James W. Templeton of Bureau County for State Senate by unanimous vote. Alfred Ne Abbott of Whiteside was selected for the legislature by acclaim, a farmer and trusted citizen. Hon A W Hopkins of Granville was the convention’s choice for the ageend representative, with two prior terms in the legislature and a creditable record.
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Princeton
James W. Templeton
Bureau
Alfred Ne “Abbott
Whiteside Weis
Sterling
A W,. Hopkins
Granville
Ageend
Hopkins poised for county seat race in Putnam inquiry
The piece profiles A. W. Hopkins son of Hon Joel Hopkins, a Granville farmer and former legislator with roots in Putnam county. It praises his public service in the 37th and 38th assemblies, his fairness to the people, and his strong party support for election to local office.
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James T. Thornton
Hopking
Joel Hopkins
Putnam County
A. W
Hopkins
Granville
Men's Furnishings Bargains Sweep Store Sale
Bargains on men's underwear shirts trousers and suspenders with prices as low as 19c and 25c. A large stock of shoes and slippers including 50 pair of children's footwear and 400 pairs of ladies hand made Sutton shoes offered at deep discounts. The sale features white drill drawers Balbriggan underwear and assorted men’s shirts and socks.
General Howard Praises Perley and Talks of Mission
Gen Ulysses S. Grant now retired visited Henry Street and spoke on moral welfare with the Young Men's Christian Association. He has been in Chicago for ten days giving powerful patriotic and pious appeals. He learned of Perley’s death and recalled their old Bowdoin days with affection.
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Navy
Young ‘Men's Christian Association
D. J. Moodey
Chicago
Distressing Stomach Disease Promises Permanent Cure
An advertisement touts a masterly remedy for stomach weakness and indigestion. It claims relief from the first dose, guarantees a cure regardless of duration, and markets as pleasant and safe, sold by J By and Fy A Powell.
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A. Powell
First Band Concert at Central Park by The Cornet Band
The Cornet Band will give its first concert tomorrow in Central Park. Program includes American Belle March, My Old Kentucky Home with variations for brass and woodwinds, Veni Vidi Vici Two Step, Cotton Blossoms, Golconda March, Princess Bonnie, Move Up, Darlings Mabel, and Fort Omaha two step. Performers include R Hall, L Laurendeau, and Milt Hal.
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Cornet
Central Park
R. B. Hall
Canton Warren
Arrar
Old Kentucky
Bartone
Corneta
Dalby
R. Hall
Milt Hal
Golconda
L. Laurendeau
Princess Bonnie
Franz Mahl
Johnson
Medley Schottische
L. R. Laurendeau
Mabel—Wait
Fred Schneider
Fort Omaha
R. B. Halt
T. A. Meira
Road at Main Street foot to boat landing under repair
Local road work at the foot of Main Street toward the boat landing is underway with repairs ongoing. Crews close sections as needed and direct pedestrians to alternative routes.
Henry business block plan and July parade in Henry
Plans by Hutchins and Becker for a brick two to three story business block at Edward and Second streets are underway with Jason Richardson designs. The project links to New Opera Hall and would house offices and Hutchins growing business. A July 4 parade in Henry features bands, floats, prizes, and broad civic participation with participants from nearby towns.
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H. B. Hutchins
F.8. Becker
Edward
Second Street
Hutchins & Lincoln Clothing
Jason F. Richardson
Ottawa
J. 8. Becker
Hatchins
Becker
Hutchins
Henry
W. D. Horrom
Dan
Grace Heim
Clara-W
Clara Williams
Zella Kellogg
Belle’ Norris
Daley Smith
Amanda Merdian
Lilly Merdian
Leota Rogers
Jeasie Woods
Bruce Williams
Geo. Wallace
Roy Smith
Lee-Smith Willard
Norris
Ernest
Sexton
Otto Rogers
Lacon
Varna
Magnolia
Clear Creek
Wenona
Lostant
Rennepin
Granville
Bureau
Walnut
Putnam
Whitefield
Saratoga
Boerland
Kidicothe
Ship of State
Boys In Blue
Bicycle Brigade
Beulah ‘Nicholson
Jas
Sandwich
Governor Tanner and Illinois soldiers in the press
A reader letter from Camp Otickamangs praises Governor Tanner while defending him against blame for back wages of soldiers. The writer argues the governor maintains a strong Republican record and urges patience with payment delays, noting the state’s duty to care for citizen soldiery and praising past leaders.
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Governos Taunen
Henry “Republican
Putnam
Henry- Boy
Otickamangs
Tanner
Illinois
Wilinots
Gov. Tanner
Yates
Hllinois
Commonwealth
Gov ‘Tanner
John” R. Tanner
W.W
Putnam Co WOTU Convention Held at Hennepin
The Putnam County W O T U gathered at the M I church in Hennepin on June 9 for a noon meeting. President McNabb opened with prayer as reports from county unions showed 39 members and seven honorary members. Officers elected were Mrs Mattie Wilson president Laura Smith secretary and Mrs Mary Casson treasurer.
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Putnam CO. W. 0. T. U
M. I
Hennepin
Mra McNabb
Campbell
Fox
Stouffer
McNabb
Casson
Miss Given
Magnolia Center
Jane 9Th
Jennie Cassaday
Bumgarner
Boyle
Henne
Willard
Bumgatner
Palatine
Edna Conord
Mattie Wilson
Laura Smith
Mary Casson
J. E. Stouffer
Zinser
Hennepie
Una W. Sara
Woman’s cure claim for Dr Kings New Discovery
Local claim from Shelby North Carolina reports Mrs Luther Lutz cured after seven years of illness with Dr Kings New Discovery. W. 30 Hamatch & Co promote trial bottles free at Powell’s drug store. Regular sizes 50 cents and one dollar guaranteed.
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Dr Kings
Mra Luther Lutz
Hamatck & Co
Shelby, N. C
Br Powell
Board of Health Tour Notes Alleys and Conditions
The Board of Health including Dr B R Cromwell J B Townsend L V Smith J Frank Leavitt inspected city alleys yesterday observing conditions and possibilities for writing a book if given time. Dr B G Cromwell hosts his father stepmother and brother from Wilmington this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
BR. Cromwell
J. 8. Townsend
L. V. Smith
J. Frank Leavitt
B. G. Cromwell
Wilmington
Resolutions of Respect for Neighbor John Anderson
Resolutions from Whitefield Camp No 1633 M W A express sympathy to Neighbor John Anderson after the death of his father. The camp notes death as earthly loss but eternal gain, and directs copies to Anderson, to be recorded, and to the Henry Republican for publication. Signed by W R Brokaw O Li Clawson N A Nilson, committee.
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Leslie’s Weekly
Leslie's Weekly
Watford Bonham
Whitefield
Harrison Bonham
Teagarden
Boulder
Col
Mark
Red Oak
Iowa
Allison Pettit
Wheatland
Bureau County
Antone Thomas
Lacon
Henry
York
Peoria
Fred Webber
Rock Island Co
Imap
John Teagarden
Kansas City
Piereat
Pert R
Davis
Frank Davis
Sterling
Henry Republican
Whitefield Camp
John Anderson
Mombera
Jesus
Earth
Anderson
W R Brokaw
Li Clawson
N A Nilson
Closing Out Furniture Sale Promises Daily Bargains
Large continuous sale offers bedroom sets springs mattresses extension and parlor tables book cases writing desks side boards kitchen cupboards washstands easels reclining chairs and more. Bargains await with warning that prices rise later. John Kline reports a small carpet and wallpaper lot.
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John Kline
Allen's Foot Base powder for wheel riders
Shake into shoes before riding. Allen's Foot Base keeps feet cool and comfortable, prevents sweating and blisters, and allegedly increases endurance. Over 100000 wheel people praise the product. Available at 4 druggists and shoe stores with free sample by mail from Allen B. Olmstead, Roy, New York.
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Allen
Jing Allen
Olmstead
Lie Roy
N. Y
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