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The Chi Name l Expert will visit Our Store on Monday March 23 and Tuesday March 24 to assist customers. The event features demonstrations and personalized naming consultations with the expert.
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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1914
Page
13
The Chi Name l Expert will visit Our Store on Monday March 23 and Tuesday March 24 to assist customers. The event features demonstrations and personalized naming consultations with the expert.
T J Segraves Duggist in Henry Illinois advertises a demonstration on how to revitalize an old floor with wood finishing products. The display promises blemish coverage and color customization with no obligation to buy, aimed at showing product uses to potential customers.
Sparland notes show Mrs. J S Duncan visiting Chicago, families hosting relatives, Edna Calder and Edna Zellhofer returning to duties, and many locals enjoying visits, hosting guests, or attending a Sunday service. A lecture by Thomas Sulecba to benefit the school piano fund is announced with admission details.
Farm equipment and supplies offered including Case and Moline plows planters and implements International wagons manure spreaders Schroeder grain dumps Dairy Maid cream separators Peoria power washing machine Cowboy Tank Heaters wire fencing buggies whips oils greases husking pegs pumps and tanks a specialty.
The Ladies' Aid of the MBE church will serve supper in the church rooms on Wednesday evening, March 25, from 5 to 8. Mystic Workers held a social with invited guests, candy, music, and games.
Mrs. Jane Davis, the oldest Marshall county resident and state centenarian, was laid to rest after funeral rites at the M. I. church. Rev. Calhoun presided as the choir offered music. She was born in Missouri in 1802 and lived in Kentucky and Virginia before moving to Marshall county in 1851. She leaves ten children and over 285 descendants. burial occurred in Lacon cemetery.
The time for services at the Saratoga M and Church has been changed with Sunday school at 2 p m public worship at 3 p m and Epworth League devotions at 8 p m The annual Sunday school officer election will be held during the Sunday school hour on Sunday April 5 The following Sunday will see the election of teachers Members of the Home Department will have a visitor call anytime after March 30 Readers are asked to have all lessons studied and reports ready as the Sunday school year closes Dr Dwinell held a quarterly conference and business meeting at the church last Monday evening A note warns that peek a boo waists and transparent hosiery are not worn for modesty.
Local items from Lawn Ridge and La Prairie detail Lew Odell selling and marketing his landlord’s corn crop, residents visiting Peoria, family moves, housework shifts, roofing work, and various local social events and conversations. The report also cites parish sermons, inventive projects, and nearby news from Princeton and Princeville communities.
Fine March weather brings mud and a local round of visits and gatherings. Ed Damm children suffer colds and pink eye while Miss Lizzie Stickler visits the Ely home. Rosa Baugh hosted Eva Zimmerman. Wm Chesney and bride welcomed newlyweds. Benny Hunt’s health remains cautious as Danny Chance plans farm help with Charlie Cox.
Local druggists advertise Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion as a nerve food tonic and builder of blood and muscle. They claim it strengthens run-down people, relieves fatigue, and offers a money-back guarantee if not satisfied, sold exclusively at Rexall stores and locally by A. J. Ironmonger in Henry Illinois.
The Democrats of Saratoga Township meet Monday March 238 at 2 p m to nominate candidates for Town Clerk Assessor Tax Collector Road Commissioner two Justices of the Peace one School Trustee and to handle other business. G Rees to Chicago on business Howard Wilson a Peoria visitor Mrs E G Rees ill with grip John Poff and wife Camp Grove visitors A W Shriver to Peoria Robert Mallett Milo Broadmoor caller Francis Quinn and wife near Henry Otis Hodges shipped hogs to Peoria Mrs Herman Withuhn visited Akron area friends A Burr returned from Minnesota trip.
A 19th century style advertisement promotes Kickapoo Worm Killer as the remedy for child worms and related symptoms. It claims expulsion of seat and pin worms, laxative benefits, and general system tone improvement, marketed as a candy confection for 25 cents through Kickapoo Indian Medical Co. in Philadelphia or St Louis.
A long docket lists probate matters including guardian reports for Alice McNutt Anna Anske and Wilma McNutt Josephine Colehower and Mary Fort. It covers estate actions such as real estate sales proofs of will letters of administration and forged claims in multiple cases with May term for claims and bonds posted. The People vs T H Hunt ends with a $25 fine. Real estate transfers list numerous deeds from Toluca Wenona La Prairie and Bell Plain. Births for Toluca and Varna families noted.
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