Carp trade fuels Illinois fishermen with large yearly sales
Illinois fish commission reports annual carp revenue of 200 000 to 500 000 dollars from carp sales. The U S fishery notes carp are widely marketed in many states with large ponds and special carp fisheries, while carp also supports home farming and consumer eating across the nation.
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Illinois Fish Commission
Ashcomlon
Résboard
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Met
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Obituary of James William Boyd
James William Boyd born December 19 1849 in Louis County Kentucky died March 5 in California after a life filled with work in Illinois Florida and California He married Lydia A Orr in 1875 and leaves his wife two daughters Katherine and Minnie plus relatives from Chicago Hammond Ind and Louisiana The funeral was held at the home of A G Humphrey in Henry Illinois with Rev H W Burger officiating and pallbearers named from local ties
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James William Boyd
Louis County
Kentucky
Canton
Ill
John Piper
Henry, Ill
E H. Hutchins
Lydia A Orr
Nathan W Orr
Henry
Wen
Archer
Florida
J H Jonem
Chicago
House of Carson, Pirie, Scott & Co
Los Angeles
Cal
Santa Rosa
A G Humphrey
East Richard Street
H W Burger
Andrews
Phillips
Minnie Kline
Max
Mattie Orr
Hammond
Ind
Samuel Orr
Louisiana
Hall
Carcago
E H Hutchins
John Kline
G M. Lake
H.J Gregory
F. A. Powell
J A Williams
Boyd
Katherine
Minnie
Herbert Grand-Girard
Mrs Georgetla Otto Dies From Accidental Yard Fire
The widow Mrs Georgetla Otto, living alone on East Third Street, burned to death in a yard fire she started to clear debris. Neighbors aided as flames engulfed her clothing. Dr Cromwell treated her, but she died about 7 PM. An inquest found death by accidental burns caused by catching fire while burning yard debris. The note recalls similar deaths in the area and mentions a pending pension issue.
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Republican
Georgetla Otto
East Third Street
Henry Snyder
Cromwell
Keller
Esquire
Howard Stoner
Dr. Cromwell
Abijah Hall
Eula Snyder
Levi Durflinger
William
C. C
Smith
Ken McNeal
Henry Cemetery
Otto
Henry
Gray
John
Itv
Thez County
Ottoi
Lawrence Grauer
Hopewell Township
Nellie Peterson
Florid
Ada Grubbs
Putnam
Charles Bell
Prize Winners List At Pavilion Park Shoot
On Pavilion Park grounds a large crowd attended the event with gross receipts of 192.20. Prizes donated by merchants were awarded in multiple categories across two days, with numerous participants from Stauber Streator Chillicothe Sparland Magnolia McNabb and other local towns. The report includes detailed prize tallies and concludes with a note from The Henry Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Stauber
Streator
Bert Bacon
Chillicothe
Shorts andMr
Wolf
C. Starliper
R.forbes
C. Heininger
Scott Osborne F
Sparland
Isaac
George Waughop
S. Whitefield
Alex Wonder
Tle
C. Vogelsang J
McManus
H. Peterman
G.halbleib
F. Stewers
H. Meister
L Hurt
Mr. Bosley
Magnolia
B. Kays
McNabb
Tie
F. Kays
B. Shorts
Mr. Drennen
G. Waughop
R. Forbes
C. Vogelsang
Mr. Seibert
W Stelmle
R. Shields
L. Wolf
M. Wolf
A. Wonder
J. Keenan
R. Wood
J. Frye
W. Daniels
Mr. Newell
F.wolf
C. McManus
R. Shorts
A. Brown
J. H. Peterman
2. Apfer
J. Peterman
L. Peterman
J. Helgoth
W. Ryan
H. Slewers
I. Stringer
E.lofgren
G. Apfel
S. Johnson
Joe Frye
Mr.Bosley
Te. A
Wanghop
Mr. Grennen
Rankin
Forbes
Charles Heininger
C. B W. Vogelsang
Perry Iowa Wedding Unites Orpha A Brownz and Alva R Mowrer
A Wednesday March 4 ceremony at Mrs Etta Browne’s Perry Iowa home joined Miss Orpha A Brownz and Mr Alva R Mowrer in marriage. Rev Ingram officiated as 70 guests attended with music by Miss Jeanette Bellamy and Evelyn Hoops. The bride wore white and carried roses. bridesmaids included Miss Lina Stickel of Putnam Illinois. A reception followed March 5 hosted by the groom’s parents in Perry.
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Republican
Perry
Putnam
Miss Bellamy
Mrg
White
Juniata
Neb
Lina
Ill
Nice
Nathal Mowrer
Horrom Named Village President In White Pigeon Election
The White Pigeon Michigan village election on March 9 resulted in Daniel W. Horrom elected president. Horrom, a farmer and successful local businessman, faced opposition from Alfonso Seelye and others but secured the victory as supporters promoted his business ability and farm holdings.
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Jour-ne
Daniel Horrom
Daniel’ W. Horme
Horrom
Try
Daniels
Michigan
Plore
Peonies
Thectien
Deary
Harms
Mark
Mrs. D S Davis obituary details life and death
Mrs D S Davis nee Rustan was born May 6 1856 in Ashland Ohio. She moved to Marshall County Til in 1867 and married Durastus Thomas Davis in February 1877. She had three children Ora Lippert Elmer and Guy. Husband died March 11 1892. She joined Oxbow Baptist Church about 1876 and remained faithful. She endured six weeks of illness and died March 14 1908 at age 51 years 10 months 2 days. Funeral at daughter Mrs George Lippert's home in Oxbow March 17 1908 with Rev McCormick of Magnolia officiating. Pallbearers named and interment Magnolia cemetery.
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D. S. Davis
Rustan
Sarah Melissa Davis
Ashland County
Ohio
Marshall County
Til
Durastus Thomas Davis
Ora Lippert
Elmer
Guy
Davis
Oxbow
Garth
George Lippert
McCormick
Magnolia
R. A. Ward
William
Francis
Leslie
I. D. Glenn
Frank Funk
George Haun
John R. Anderson
Gonrad_Riede
Jerry Stanceme
Magnolia Tery
High School Notes And Absences Reported
Minnie Bickerman absent due to sickness, Hay Wabel missed Monday morning. Sophomores held a class party at Brumley s last Friday. Miss Seelye joins the high school as a new student. The athletic association met and elected officers: baseball manager Clarence Phillips, track manager Thomas Andrews. Nilson returned to school.
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Minnie Bickerman
Hay Wabel
Brumley’s
Nilson Thagt
Echool
Smokers Chase Lewis in Standby Cigarette Dispatch
An unclear OCR fragment hints at smokers pursuing a person named Lewis and a cigarette item. The readable elements include phrases like lo Gall and Bindér, with no verifiable actions, dates, or places. Further readable details are insufficient to form a coherent news item.
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Chase
Lo Gall
Lewis
Sligle
Bindér - Cigat
Hartley Rites Mark Barber Joseph Hartley Funeral
Joseph F. Hartley died March 15 1908 at his mother s home aged 31 years 11 months and 4 days He was a barber born in Henry educated at Henry high school learned the trade from Bert Bacon in Varna and Magnolia later with Wright Green in this city His health failed from confinement about a year ago He was a member of St Joseph s church and the city fire department which marched in procession to the church Funeral services at St Joseph s were conducted by Rev Dooling Attendees included Lillian Moran Mrs H P Moran John Kerns of Chicago Miss Bettie Lohmiller of Ottawa and others The choir sang hymns with Miss Anna Yano chows ki Miss Della Siampson Miss Kittle Sutton Cecil Herry Mrs Henry Jacobs Patrick Green and organist Miss Emma Wels Interment at St Patrick s cemetery Card of Thanks from Mrs James Hartley family thanks friends the choir flower donors and all who helped in sorrow
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Joseph Francis Hartley
James Hartley
Henry
Henry High School
Bert Bacon
Varna
Magnolia
Wright & Green
St. Joseph's Church
Dooling
Lillian Moran
H. P. Moran
John Kerns
Chicago
Bettie Lohmiller
Ottawa
Anna Yanochowski
Della Siampson
Kittle Sutton
Cecil Herry
Henry Jacobs
Patrick Green
Emma Wels
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Rosenthal's Big Ready-to-Wear Store in Peoria
Rosenthal's at 108-110 S Adams St Peoria Ill advertises as Central Illinois largest ready to wear shop for women misses and children. It touts a wide selection including belts purses muslin underwear gloves umbrellas and more and notes membership in the Peoria transportation association offering railroad fare refunds with a $25 purchase.
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Illinois
Rosenthal’s
Peoria Transportation Association
Peoria
Rosenthal
Adams St
Ill
Hunters lament vanished marshes near Illinois River
The article notes reduction of wild duck habitat along the Illinois River due to drainage and environmental changes. Hunters blame Chicago sewage and ongoing high water cycles for vegetation loss, while the bird’s flight remains strong and social hunting events continue near Joliet and the Ruggles residence.
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Illinois
Paradise
Chicago
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Helen R. Martin
Charles Klein
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Taggart
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Jetterson
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