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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1918
Page
10
In central Illinois he argues democracy must defeat autocracy and outlines a war mobilization plan. He cites America as the world’s power to crush German autocracy, pledges no compromise with autocracy, and emphasizes bonds, taxes, and mass mobilization to end the war.
First in the Ring describes McCormick as the leading Republican senatorial candidate in Illinois. He plans few speeches, instead stressing war experience gained in Europe. He toured fronts in Britain France and Italy and met allied leaders, advocating victory without compromise and war unity in Illinois until victory.
Advertising notice for farm wood preservation recommends creosoting damp exposed timber to prevent decay. It promotes Barretts Carbosota Grade as the suitable liquid creosote oil for farm conditions, claiming it extends wood longevity several times.
The First National Bank of Henry celebrated its formal opening last Saturday evening in a new Edward and Second streets building. Dignitaries and patrons gathered as Miss Margaret Jones and Miss Anna Lindgren welcomed guests.
Homer Barney declares his bid for county judge in Marshall County subject to the Democratic primary on September 11, 1918. He states it is the right and duty of citizens to pursue office and that further articles will follow in this paper.
Granville Echo editor in Putnam County says nearly 300 residents have joined the colors with about 25 departing yesterday. The piece lists numerous names and towns including Granville Lestant McNabb Magnolia Putnam and Hennepin as part of the county wide wartime mobilization and a service flag dedication planned for July 18 1918 at Hennepin with a county patriotic celebration and prominent speakers.
A 1920s style notice previews the Metro special Blue Jeans featuring Viola Dana as June at the Henry Opera House on July 4. The film blends county fair tableau with political rally satire, showing Ben Boone’s rival and a drum major signal amid farm life imagery. Also mentions a lead ore drilling project in Galena and a note on advance payment.
A speaker argues religion costs little for true believers while challenging readers to compare their spending on daily needs and luxuries with what they give to God and the church. He cites monthly bills and asks if salvation should be purchased or given freely as a thank offering for grace.
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