March 14 1918 local notes and ads across Henry Illinois
Local items note Miss Mary Jacoba of Cornell visiting. several residents in Joliet and Chicago. Junior Red Cross sale at Fenwick's. windstorm caused minor damage. Swearingen building fire in Canton with large loss. death of William Elrich at Ottawa. Dr Adams to move practice to DePue. numerous ads for seeds, farm supplies, and services. various personal visits and minor notices amid a busy community update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Griner
Chicago
Mary Jacoba
Cornell
George Nicholson
Joliet
G. M. Jones
Red Cross
Fenwick's
Anera Fulks
Barry Broa
Raymond Swiger
Ilinois State Normal University
Earl Eagleston
Peoria
A. W. Kern
Joe Reginald
T. J. Segraves
Advt
Albert Quinn
Horst &Strieter Co
Rock Island
Fulks Bros
Meier Bros
Jennie Clark
Joseph Clark
Fulks Brothers
Republican
John Applen
Clara Brown
Aylesby
Willis Brown
Moline
R. J. Sivell
Carroll Street
F. W. Potter
Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Society
Judson Ong
J. A. Willams
Utica
LaSalle
Willam Ackerhoge
Edmonston
Bureau School
Bureau
Elise
Hettie Helper
C. C. Doran
Robert Doran
Frank Thirkel
Baratogg
Canton
Swearingen
8. E. Guatine
George Coan
William Elrich
Ottawa
Hih-Dental
Henry
DePue
Aid
DePuse
G. BE. Fenwick
Henry Jacobs
Barney Haugens
Toluca
Mary Burwick
Steuben
Henry Baker
Amzi Orrison
Lacon
Edna Shimmel
Headley
Sparland
Lloyd
John W. Remley
Tifton
Mrs
Spring fashions display at Scott Store draws in women
Weeks of planning culminate in a spring fashion display at Scott Store featuring mantels, coats, suits, dresses, and millinery. Emphasis on dependability, up-to-dateness, and value invites women to inspect the new styles including turbans and French-inspired hats at affordable prices.
Silk and dress goods and footwear at moderate prices
The listing highlights a broad selection of silks and dress goods from staple taffeta to novelty fabrics, plus graceful new shoe styles. It also promotes furniture and rugs as durable, good value items for homemaking, emphasizing variety and bargains.
Local ad notes and farm notices in Henry Illinois
Community advertisements show ice cream and candle sales at Newport, farm land transfers, seed and garden tips, and wartime fund drives. Mentions T. J. Segraves drug store, Henry county events, and a sale of horses cattle and sheep at Tiskilwa with noon start.
Total awe and read amount stated at 1 367 669.28
The fragment reports a total amount of 1 367 669.28 in figures. No dates, names, or organizations are readable to provide further context.
Fifth and Final Dividend Paid in LaRose Bank Case
The fifth and final dividend of the principal and the first and final interest dividend of the creditors against the LaRose bank, La Rose Grains company and J A Simpson and Frank N Rood, doing business as J A Simpson Co of La Rose, IL, is now being paid by Mr. Simpson through Harry N Taggart, receiver. While workers were installing a large front window in the new First National bank building, the room to be used as T J Seraves drug store, the glass loosened and did not fit tight enough to fracture a large corner. This loss falls to the contractor, who must substitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Fenwick
Ferry
Newport
Harry Seitz
Metamora
William Seitz
T. J. Segraves
Lawshire
Daughters of
Seneca
Kathryn Krenz
Chicago
Misa Rosa
F. W. Potter
Irving Broaddus
Hennepin Township
McCuskey
Varna
Henry
Woman's Club
E. G., Cromwell
Department Art
Spencer ‘Ketchum
Pale Messacrat
Charlotte Sparling
Secreta Harry
Monroe
Dick Joles
Aaron Bugaisky
Bugaisky
Henry Township
LaSalle County
Marshall County
Alfonso Beelye
Jon Diverbiss
Billy
Heaven
LaRose Bank
LaRose Grains Company
J.A. Simpson
Frank N. Rood
J. A. Simpson & Co
Lax Rose, IH
Mr. Simpson
Harry N. Taggart
First National Bank
T. J. Seraves
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Harold Ball
Timothy
Wwillig Shearer
Federal Food Administration
Ransom Kelley
Plymouth Rock
William Merritt
Louis Meiers
J. G. Wallace
W. J. Thomas
Adam
Meter Bros
Yessum
Herman Shaft
Blue
Engineers
Glen Burnie
Fenwick
E . Kane
Camp Laurel
Oliver Wilson
Hoover Food Administration
Albert Mercian
Florence Ford
Washburn
M. J. Finnegan
Péoria
Merdian
Holt’s
John Lucey
T. Lucey & Bros
Dakotas
Swift & Co
Swift
Earlville Leadyer
Clover Leat Casualty Company
Peerness
W J
Thomes
J. Watercott & CO
Henry, Itill
Orange Judd Farmor
Illinois
Bec
U. S
Federal Reserve Bank
Sas
Pala
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Cees
State of Illinois