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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1917
Page
10
A historical advertisement urges readers to consider kidney trouble signaled by back pain fatigue headaches and swelling. It promotes Doan s Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co and cites Mrs. Murray of Henry Street Heny describing relief after using three boxes. Price 60c at dealers.
The advertisement snippet lists Nettie Jirman practical nurse with contact phone 128 Red in Henry Ill and mentions cemetery work by Thebel & Sons of Peoria saying they will treat you properly. It also notes Dr. E. H. Stadiey Eye Ear Nose and Throat in Woolner Building Peoria Ill and a battery service station Fulks Garage offering overhauling charging battery exchange and free battery inspection with satisfaction guaranteed.
I have received the Tax Books of Henry Township and will collect 1916 taxes at C. E. Vogelsang’s grocery store. Also for sale: a black mare five years old 1450 pounds two half Shire geldings five years old a four year old gelding a three year old black mare all sound and suitable for work priced for cash or on time.
The Magnolia column reports local moves and visits. residents like Mrs. Piper and Mrs. Eddingfield improve, families relocate to farms, and social events include church activities, Camp Fire Girls programs, O. E. S. instructions, and a basketball tournament.
The meeting at Squire Dakin's apartments ends with Brother Downey storming out after accusing the president of poor leadership. Downey condemns the president, threatens a ruckus, and remarks on the club's dealings and a failed Toluca trip. The president is left in tears as the group disperses.
Community items describe visits and illnesses, family events, and moves. Notable mentions include weddings, births, and a noted funeral. Local residents such as Elmer Wells, Mrs. Wm Cleary, Miss Hazel Boshell, and the Pendergast family appear along with nearby towns and institutions.
The John Swaney consolidated school won the second annual Putnam County tournament held in Granville last Saturday. Swaney defeated Hennepin 62 to 2 and Putnam 61 to 11, with Granville 18 to 18 in a decisive run to the title. Granville finished second after a late rally, while Magnolia and Putnam also competed.
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