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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1920

Page

2

Wire Worm Infestation and Farm Bureau Efforts Report

A farmer near Henry reports a severe wire worm infestation on new sod ground planted with corn around May 10. After thorough cultivation on May 25 and again before June 3, the field recovered and now grows well, indicating effective control. The Marshall Putnam Farm Bureau seeks rail car assistance to move grain from Broadmoor Speer and Camp Grove with Illinois Agricultural Association support.

Barney Bergantz Henry Bergantz Marshall-Puttnam Farm Bureau Broadmoor Speer Camp Grove Ilinois Agricultural Association Marshall-Putnam Burau Magnolia Warehouse & Storage Co Chicago andAnyone Farm Bureau Magnol

Henry News Briefs Include Local Visits and Civic Plans

Lloyd Hunter and family visited his father and Esther in Henry with a large group from Chillicothe and a band. Alden Hunter and wife attended. Plans for Yochautaddua festival in June 1923 were announced. W. H. Tarrant, Civil War veteran, visited Henry and recalled his restaurant days. Crow Creek ditch survey talks began at a Farm Bureau meeting to curb yearly floods. Illinois chiropractors case upheld law penalties against unlicensed practice. Rev. Chester McCown, professor and former pastor, leaves for travel and study before joining a World Alliance conference and a trip to Palestine and London.

Lloyd Hunter Esther Alden Lancaster Minn Rave Alice “Gilpin Phig Normal W. H. Tarrant Quincy Hennepin Minnesota Henry Weis Coan’s Farm Bureau Crow Creek Johnson Jawa Warren Prather William Rowe Jr William Eckhoff Illinois F. D. Ramsey Rock Island Universal Chiropractors’ Association Ilinois Chester McCown D. S. McCown Henry M. EH Holy Land Pacific School of Religion Berkeley Calif London British Museum

Henry S Maxwell longtime Fulton County resident dies

Henry S Maxwell retired farmer died from paralysis yesterday afternoon at his cousin Mrs Helen Wade's home 409 South Ninth Avenue where he had lived for several years Born March 24 1849 in Pennsylvania he spent most of his life in the area He never married and is survived by a sister Mrs Elison Wood of Henry Illinois another sister Mrs George Langstaff Canton Ohio The body was conducted to Canton for burial per prearkage.

Henry S. Maxwell Helen Wade Ninth Avenue Pennsylvania George Maxwell Fulton County Owl’s Nest Park Maxwell Elison Wood Henry, Ill George Langstaff Canton

Park College praised by Mrs George Lawrence in Illinois D A R visit

Mrs George Lawrence honored during a Park College campus visit by Illinois D A R state regent Mrs John Hanley of Monmouth. She spoke of Park work and the convention report, noting a $1 000 scholarship funded in Ella Lawrence’s name and other Illinois D A R gifts to Park for special needs.

John ‘H. Hanley Monmouth Illinois Park College Parkside Hfe Urbana Park Paing Ella Lawrence Hanley Rence

Whitefield Corners Chronicle Local Happenings

Harold Stout and wife visited relatives in Oglesby returning last Friday. Mrs. Laurette Townsend of Henry stayed with her son Fred’s family. Grandpa Benningfield left the hospital, Lorraine Benningfield improving. Over forty new Chevrolet cars passed through town en route to northern towns. Road graders repaired holes south of the corners. Local notices include decorations by the Sleators and house painting by Cr. Swift’s. A children's day program is planned for next Sunday at 8 p.m. Sunday school begins at 10 a.m. A new tool for sharpening blades was invented by H Mokier of Bradford.

Henry Reece Harold Stout Oglesby Irl’s Orin Elton Grandfa's J. ‘Cook Sheffield Laurette Townsend Fred G. M. Clark M. E. Fosdick Lorraine Benningfield Julia Hogate Harris Cr. Swift Henry Loewenstein Will Rock Island Thelma Ray Harris H. Mokier Bradford Wa Wee Thay

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