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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1904
Page
6
Magnolia Township page reports frequent visits and health notes, including Mary Bishop’s relatives in Palatine and Leon Sutherland recovering from the grip. It notes the Magnolia Grange Fair dates and various local residents’ movements, marriages, farming changes, and a postponed musical due to severe colds.
Mary McKirgan was in Toluca on Friday. Lulu Otto returned home from Adair last week.
The Magnolia school presented an evening show last Friday with music recitations dances pantomimes and a final farce. Attendance praised the organizers for their effort and perseverance reflecting credit on all involved.
The Herald-Transcript outlines six counties Bureau Marshall Peoria Putnam Stark and Tazewell covering about 3000 square miles with over 12 000 farms averaging 147 8 acres. It reports high land values farm values and earnings and celebrates educated farmers and rural prosperity.
An editorial note warns against self treatment of pneumonia and advises calling a physician. It cites Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as used by Dr W J Smith of Sanders Alabama and discusses land purchases near DePue and a Supreme Court ruling on land deeds with crops. It also notes a US farm experiment contrast with England and Egypt in crop yields.
Barbara Greiner Treudt, born 1828 in Niederrodern Germany, immigrated to America in 1837 and settled in Hennepin. She married Karl L. Treudt in 1850, had nine children, and lived in Hennepin for decades. She died February 24, 1904, after a long illness, with funeral services led by Rev. V. L. Douglas at Riverside Cemetery.
The advertisement promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a means to add to the physical by digesting and assimilating food through the nerves blood and tissues. It claims the product builds up strength, is pleasant to taste, and is the only digestant combination that enables the body to appropriate health giving qualities. Sold by J. E. & F. A. Powell.
MT PALATINE residents attended a singing class banquet despite poor roads. Farewell parties for Edward, Alice, Herbert Paulblin and Hubert Beck were held. a dainty lap supper and the slip hunt were enjoyed. A schoolhouse pie social raised 16.95 with Miss Maria Gallaher and Henry Matern receiving prizes. Friends of the Laughlin family anticipate their move to Missouri. A U E Society social is planned for next Friday. Verona Welcherding and Mildred Devereux are listed as ill.
Pleasant City Ohio resident Mr Watkins credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving his child from pneumonia after a severe cough. The ad promotes the remedy as the only sure cure for coughs colds and lung diseases with a 50c and 1.00 price and a free trial bottle offers. Also notes Marshall and Patouam counties maps sold with the Republican for $2.
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