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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1907
Page
12
An advertisement touts Arbuckles ARIOSA Coffee as the most economical and best tasting Brazilian blend. It argues that higher priced coffees are unnecessary and urges consumers to buy only sealed packaged coffee to ensure quality. It notes 37 years of leading packed coffee sales and directs readers to contact their grocer or write to the company.
Local notices from Magnolia Illinois cover visits by residents to nearby towns and from towns folk visiting Magnolia. Updates include Postmaster A A Law returning to duty after a southern Illinois trip and Prof M J Sweany moving to Bloomington Indiana for university study.
Magnolia charge holds Sunday school at 10 a m and preaching at 11 a m. Epworth League at 7 p m and preaching at 8 p m. Caledonia observes Sunday school at 2 p m and the second and fourth Sundays feature a 3 p m preaching. Dr King's New Life Pills praised by E W Goodloe of Dallas Texas for malaria and biliousness relief. 25c at A J Ironmonger’s.
The chautauqua will run from July 23 to 28 with a fine literary and musical program in a park tent. W. T. Hamilton plans to sell his Wenona property and move to California. Grace Parkinson, former Litchfield public school music teacher, returns to Venona for vacation.
A testimonial from Camery of Henry Ill reports relief from kidney trouble after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He describes back pain, dark cloudy secretions, and swelling then notes quick relief after several boxes. Sold by J. W. Niece's drug store with Foster Milburn Co. as US agents at 50 cents.
McNABB Mrs McGonagle of Streator oversaw the T M N station during Mr Hulls vacation. Charles Morphew Magnolia made a Friday business call. The Happy Hour club was hosted by Mr and Mrs W G Griffith last Saturday. Mrs Fannie Johnston of Matolia visited her son Wm Johnston Friday. Leslie Kerns Reading visits his brothers Frank and Clifford Mills along with Misses Cordelia Wilson and Ethel McNabb. Ils planned a Seattle trip to visit relatives including Hattie McNabb Hat ties and George Wilson. Mrs Mina Johnson and daughter stayed with Mrs Milton Mills Friday. Mrs James McNabb hosted sister Mrs Barr Holdridge Neb and mother Mrs Laughlin Princeton last week. Little Gordon King Tonica visited. Jack Bishop Magnolia was in town on Monday.
Wallace's Farmer outlines the John Swaney School district in Putnam County six by two miles with a 24 acre campus donated by John Swaney. The brick building is dry and sanitary with a laboratory and library on the second floor and a 64 by 32 foot auditorium on the third. Transportation costs are $80 monthly with two wagonettes serving distant districts. A State Agricultural College plot adjoining the school will be used for experiments.
Mt Palatine and Lostant residents engage in social calls painting projects and berry picking with praise for berry quality. People visiting moving to new homes and family celebrations described. Wisconsin editor joke closes the piece.
Mrs. Wm. William Ziegler and daughter Gladys along with Miss Alice Foley shopped in Streator on Monday. Several residents visited Ottawa for the Mystic Workers reunion. Appels traveled to Oklahoma for a pleasure trip and reported mixed crop conditions. Others planned visits to Mudlavia Indiana and Peru and La Salle with family updates and trips to Chicago.
The Louisville Courier Journal prints an editorial titled Ida praising Ida Saxton McKinley. It extols William McKinley’s devout character and his devotion to Ida, contrasting Lincoln and Garfield and noting McKinley’s role in reunifying the nation after the Civil War and guiding the Spanish American War era.
This notice advises immediate attention for a child’s diarrhea and recommends Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy followed by castor oil. It states the remedy is for sale at A. J. Ironmonger's Drug Store and urges readers to subscribe for The Republican.
The text argues for tolerance toward differing views and the right of others to hold opinions. It advocates placing migrants where they can work best and become productive citizens, suggesting wise federal direction of foreign immigration as a legitimate government function. It frames immigrant programming as beneficial for both individuals and the nation.
Bright bay trotter Bob Onward foaled 1899 stands sixteen hands one inch and weighs twelve hundred pounds. Sired by Hanson 2 29%4, dam by Happy Heir. later generations include Onward and Langtree Grant. The horse shows good gait and speed and will season 1907 with sales at multiple barns. Terms 315 to insure a colt to stand and suck. Grant Glover, owner.
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