Henry County notices and social notes across Peoria and Henry
Ed Hummel visits Henry over Sunday. The Henry Republican circulation grows to 1630 copies this week. Notables: K. G. Booth and George Filley visit. Peter Harrington and Lee Riley plan a dance at Lacon. John Moon Sr. returns home from Peoria. Jones Cash Store lists a dress display Friday and Saturday March 11 12. River conditions improve. Alfalfa seed offered by Duke Bros. William Sleator visits family in town. Several moves and sales noted including cattle, ads, and a Mother Goose performance at New Opera Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Hummel
Hysinger & Rosenthal
Peoria
Henry
Henry Cook Bes
School Street
Downey
Erman Church
Henry Republican
K. G. Booth
Wyoming
George Filley
St Louie
Peter Harrington
Lee Riley
Lacon
Commercial Club
John Moon Sr
Jones Cash Store
J. K. Morey
Moline
Duke Bros
William Sleator
Mother Sleator
Bliss Clara
St.Louis
B. W. Wright
Frank Specht
Nebraska
KR. B. Fort
Jones
Cannah Jones
Heary Republican
George Ball
Joseph
Forbes Bros
Thomas Lacy
Willmington
Ballard
Mother Goose
New Opera Hall
Geo Worley
Hutchins & Lincoln's Tailoring
Edward and
Richard Streets
James Summers
Albert Miller
Washington
Forbes Bros. Farm
Casper Hoffman
Hunt and Lyons
Whitefield
Indiana
Fosbenner
B. B. Unthank
Hennepin
Don
Chicago
Stella Motter
Presbyterian Church
Henry Gun Club
Frank Peterman
W. B. Deck
Cannak Jones
Henry Bridge Co
Sterrett
Heim
John Roth
Hdward Street
Helper
Board of Supervisors
Marshall County
Ill
Court House
Mra Bromley
Miller
Elsworth Davis
A. L. Gil
Henry, Ii
Heath
Transcript Co
Evening Times
Illinois
Martin Bros
Chillicothe
Illinois River
J. P. Sparling
Will Bush
Duke Bros. Ballard
Thomas Vogel
Charles Perdew
Orr
Edward Street
Hutchins & Lincoln’s
L.G. Landenbergaer
Uhureh
Peru
Fred . Reymonds
Warrensburg
W.H. Shhroeder
Batere
Nena Uesee
John
V. Vail
George Vail
PF. S. Potter
T. F. Clover
George ‘Halbleib
Max Seiwers
Casper Balbisib
Frank Woods
Putabaugh of
Peorio
Undercliff
J. F. Leavitt
Hiram Hunter
Frank Fiffe
Hot Springe
Turk
James Hartley
Mia Hartley
Michael Gorman
Wenona
Woman's Club
Mary L. Hildebrandt
Peaks
Federation of Women's Clubs
Mary ‘L. Hildebrandt
Ian A. Lee
Willis
Eureka
James_Medearis
South Whitefield
Sones
Conta
W. H
L. G. Landenberger
Humble
de-Ac Spencer- of -Whitefield
Georns
Bes
Lasitar
Jonas
Reading Between Fragments of a Local Trade Notice
The passage appears as garbled catalog prose from a trade snippet. It mentions quality standards, reliable makers, and stock across departments. Readable facts are scarce, but it hints at a shop emphasizing up to date, desirable wares and direct ed procurement.
Swell Line of Goods in Local Carload Offer
A carload advertisement touts double chain ingrains at 25 35 and 40 cents and wall paper offered in bulk for decorating the finest rooms with prices listed as 2 3 and 4 cents per roll.
Monmouth neighbors report local travel and legal matters
Curtained travelers Richard Mellon and John Watchorn visited Monday on business as monument builders. A sale to Brown Henkins of Putnam sealed a five monument contract. Legal defense of Momence and Pembroke drainage district lands sparks disputes and damages claims. Local traders report odd remarks about creditors and war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Mellow
John Watchorn
Mellon
Brown Henkins
Putnam
Jennie Calison
Victoria
Knox Co
Jo Wm Spangler
Charles Coleman
E. P. Hartley
Momence
Pembroke
Union
George Vail
Whitefield
Wilmette
Chicago
Plymouth
Local notes and society highlights from Henry and vicinity
A compact Henry area weekly notes page records sermons on disease care, travel to Warrensburg, and local church life. It notes Henry court attendees, hotel guests, and hunts, plus medical moves, club meetings, and a pastor’s visit. Also covered are business notes, police and bystander chatter, and upcoming events.
To Cure a Cold in One Day Advertisement
An old adpromises a one day cure for colds with Laxative Bromo Quinine. It claims a money refund if it fails. Product price listed as 26 cents and sold by all druggists.
Buckien's Arnies Salve Advertises Widespread Cures
An 19th century style advertisement touts Buckeye Pile Ointment with cures for cat scratches bruises ulcers and rheum claiming guaranteed satisfaction or money back. It promotes Dr Powell Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment at 25 cents per box and 50 cent tubes with “for sale by Dr Powell” and a guarantee of relief of intense itching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wroe Pitta
H. Bh, Bucklen, & Co
Chicago
Dr Kings New Life
Dr-Powell
Buckien
Powell
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