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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1908

Page

4

No Use to Die: Rushboro Woman Praises King's Discovery

Mrs J P White of Rushboro Pa credits Dr King s New Discovery with saving her life from lung trouble and urges its use for coughs colds grippe asthma bronchitis and hoarseness The notice also advertises the medicine at A J Ironmongers with a trial bottle free and a 50 cent to 1 dollar price range. It then details the Annual Town Meeting for Henry Township Marshall County Illinois including elections for Supervisor Town Clerk Assessor Collector Highway Commissioner School Trustee and a vote on Anti Saloon measures with polling hours listed and the town clerk signature D L Hartley March 2 1908.

A. J. Ironmonger Henry Marshall Highw D. L. Hartley

Republican Caucus Nominees for Henry Township Officers

The Republican town meeting at Henry Township City Hall nominated Ed B. Smith for Supervisor Fred Dawson for Town Clerk F A Raymond for Assessor Frank Dennis for Collector Wi Salisbury for Commissioner of Highways and Wm H Bell for School Trustee. The party re elected C B H Smith Ed B Smith F W Potter H J Gregory A L Hupp to the town central committee and empowered them to fill vacancies.

Henry Township Ed Smith F. A. Powell J. A. Williams Ed B. Smith Fred Dawson F. A. Raymond Frank Dennis TZDR JJ. A. Williams

The Township Caucus Nominates GOP Slate for Local Offices

The Republican caucus in Saratoga township produced a harmonious slate with all candidates nominated by acclamation. Ed B. Smith is urged for re election as supervisor and Fred DiAvson for town clerk. Fred A. Raymond to assess the township again, Dennis rank for collector, William Salisbury for highway commissioner, and Henry Bell for trustee are all endorsed with comments on experience and public service.

Ed B. Smith Fred DiAvson Fred A. Raymond L. V. Smith Smith Raymond Rank Dennis William Salisbury Saratoga Township Salisbury Henry

Mrs Hazard Passes After Long Illness at 58

A heartfelt obituary notes the death of Mrs. R. Hazard at age 58 after a lung infection and pleural abscess. The widower W. H. Willis describes their 41 years together, Arthur’s care, and the family’s sorrow with religious devotion and hope of reunion in heaven.

Jesus Earth Heaven Arthur Maduran I &G R. Hazard

Best Healer in the World says Rev F Starbird

Rev F Starbird of East Raymond Maine praises Buckton Arnica Salve as the best healer from years of use on an old army wound and other obstinate sores. He also notes success in his veterinary business. Price 25 cents at Lionmongers Artig store.

F. Starbird East _Raymond Maine Buckton My.veterinaryr Ati Als Lionmongers Artig Republican’ Office

Dr Henry M Stouffer of Hennepin Passes March 13 1998

Henry Markley Stouffer born September 29 1822 in Jinfatta county Pa lived a long life as a printer silversmith clock maker and medical teacher. He married Susan Moltz in 1846 and had six children. A lifelong student he never stopped reading scriptures or teaching in Hennepin illinois until his death Friday morning March 13 1998. He never claimed illness and died peacefully at home after a long vigorous life.

Henry M. Stouffer Henry Markley Stouffer Jinfatta County Gen T. S. Grant Appomatox Keystone State John M. Stouffer David G Peoria City of Gold Mary Rov Ason Philadelphia C. R. Stouffer Chicago Carrie D. Read Emma F. Stouffer Emerson Dr Stouffer Susan Moltz Pennsylvania Hennepin Methodist Episcopal Church Hennepin

Town Auditors Meet in Henry Township Illinois

The Board of Auditors of Henry Town in Marshall County Illinois will convene at the Town Clerk's office on Tuesday March 8, 1908 at 10 a.m. The session will determine financial matters and review accounts for the town.

Board of Auditors of Henry County-of-Marshall Iand

Putnam County Supervisors Fee Dispute and New Hearing

A legal opinion challenges county clerk allowances since 1906 including salary setup and clerk hire. It cites misapplied sums, missing resolutions, improper expenses for out of town meetings, and calls for proper board establishment of compensation. A new hearing in the Hennepin drainage case is granted with March 26, 1908 scheduled for the district hearing.

Putnam County Chicago O W Batrum Granville Hennepin Magoon Barnes & Magoon Lacon Shooting Club Pettett and Taylor

Henry Creamery Property Sealed Bid Notice

A stockholders committee of Henry Creamery invites bids for a 75 by 100 foot lot with building and machinery. Bids marked Bid for Creamery Property will be received at First National Bank of Henry Illinois. Bids open April 1 1908 and will be reported to stockholders for approval. The winning bid will receive the property. Henry Illinois March 19 1908. Worley and wife and Clyde visit Henry for summer recreation.

Henry Creamery Company First National Bank of Henry, Henry, Ill Henry, Ill

The Maid and The Matron Health Regimen Recommendation

A family section editorial endorses a home remedy for women involving Black Haw extract Alpen Seal and pure water mixed to eight ounces. A teaspoonful three times daily is advised before during and after the cycle to strengthen organs purify blood and improve complexion. The remedy contains no alcohol and is sold by reputable druggists.

Wong

Local News Items From Henry and Joliet Area

Wool ford's Sanitary Lotion sold by A J Ironmonger cures in 36 minutes and is advertised in city news. A grave illness faces lawyer Charles K J Ladd in Keowanee as death from heart leakage is expected. he influenced 1896 politics and possible vice presidential talks. A social gathering at R M Feaster's recalls six year estrangements with Milton Feaster from southeastern Nebraska. music, games, and lively performances end with cups and pie and trick violin acts.

Woolford A. J Jollet J D Woodward L. G Landenberber Henry Charles K J Ladd Kewanee Ladd W. J. Bryant Bryan R M_ Feaster J. L. Feaster Milton Nebraska Yeaster M. J. Feaster H. C. Hailey R. M. Feaster

Death of Dr Stauffer. Putnam County elder dies

The venerable Dr Stauffer of Hennepin died early Friday after a brief illness. A longtime Putnam County resident, he was among the county’s oldest citizens and highly respected.

Dr. Stauffer Hennepin Mr. Stauffer Putnam County

Livingston County Republican Endorses Roosevelt Ticket

At a Pontiac meeting the Livingston County Republican Committee endorsed Senator Ira M. Lish and Representative H. T. Ireland in opposition to the primary law. They backed President Roosevelt administration, Cannon for the presidency, Frank A. Valentine for clerk of the appellate court, John A. Sterling for Congress, Senator A. J. Hopkins for re election and W. H. Stead for attorney general.

Livingston County Republican County Committee Pontiac

Eggs For Sale By Tanquary Sparland Illinois 1931

Barred Plymouth Rock eggs for hatching offered by Tanquary in Sparland Illinois on 8-12-31. Rooster scored and pullets described as full blood. Prices noted per 13 eggs at 13.2 cents and 1.50 for a unit. Also mentions corn No 3 yellow and oats and wheat varieties.

Plymouth Rock Tanquary Sparland

Waterways need national effort to boost cheap freight

The Peoria Daily Journal argues President Roosevelt urged Congress to unite river and lake systems to cut transport costs. It warns railways and shipping interests hinder progress, and praises linking the Great Lakes Mississippi River system with tide water as the nation’s greatest potential waterways improvement.

Roosevelt Congress Copgres Entscom Sissippi Panama Canal Peoria Daily Journal

Garland Canal Irrigation Project opens land in Wyoming area

The Garland canal project, a 174000-foot water conduit, will irrigate about 14 000 acres along the Shoshone river in the Big Horn region. The land, part of the federal reclamation program, is open to homestead entry with favorable terms including no cash until after five years and a $450 per acre minimum price. Settlers can select farm units with plats showing location and details. the area features rich soil suitable for oats barley wheat sugar beets alfalfa and truck crops and is watered by plentiful water supply amid sheltered terrain.

Wyoming Big Horn Bashi Big Horn Mountains America BN ‘Theater

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R. ¥. Hazard W. H."willis Rev Hazard Crow, Lake W. H. Willis Putnam County Supervisors W.C. Worley Clyde Granville Echo J. F. Freeborn South J.R Enry
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