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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1911
Page
4
Peoria visitors on city business. Henry area houses for sale and rent. A pearl dispute leads to a court verdict in Peoria. Royal Neighbors instruction sessions and initiations occur. Police seize a large theft ring. Obituaries note Jonathan Long, Senachwine township pioneer.
An advertisement offers a risk free trial of Rexall Orderlies for constipation. It claims medicine costs are covered if relief is not complete. It touts candy like consumption and gentle action with no side effects and stresses suitability for children and delicate persons. It promotes purchase at a Rexall Store run by A. Je rroumonge druggist.
The article lists Sunday services at 9 45 a m preaching 11 am Epworth League 6 30 pm preaching 7 30 pm and a Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs G Brown's next Wednesday at 2 pm The Peoria District Home Missionary convention is Thursday at 2 30 pm with a noted speaker and Friday morning sessions starting at 9 o'clock Invitations are extended to sister churches and all to attend as many sessions as possible.
The Peoria teachers meeting drew strong attendance while Lé0ta Hunt was absent. Students and staff reported busy weeks with senior themes planned for April outlines, a Sophomore program praised as excellent, and multiple local visits and departures. Community notices include church events, marriages, travel, illness updates, and student achievements across Putnam Crow Meadow and surrounding towns.
Happy results stir Henry residents as Edwin Carrier testifies Doan's Kidney Pills eased his kidney pain and backache after years of suffering. Stressed as a trusted remedy, the ad notes Segraves Drug Store carries the product and Foster Milburn Co. sells it for 50 cents in the United States. John Davidson and John McKirkgen of Magnolia were in town yesterday.
Notice is given in Macleod by Trusts and Guarantee Company Limited administrator of Anna Jacobson deceased. Creditors must file names addresses and claim details with security by April 27 1911 to share in estate. After that date distribution will occur without notice to unfiled claimants.
Farming life in Henry and nearby areas recorded with visits among neighbors. Mrs Bogner and Mrs Mercian visited Peru. Harold Ball spent time with relatives. several illnesses and improvements noted including Mrs Johnson and Mrs Bogner. Local outings include auto rides to Moline and Peoria and attendance at royal neighbors meeting in North Saratoga.
A collage of want ads announces hatching eggs from Silver Laced Wyandotte and Rhode Island Red hens, farm and real estate for sale near Sparland and Henry, Illinois, plus livestock supplies. Offers include bedding plants, bulbs, vegetable plants, 240 acre Hastings farm at $125 per acre, modern houses, harnesses, grinding services, and seeds from Winship. Names include Mrs Wayne A Hupp, John Hartley, W Sta Hannum, Fred W Potter, Mrs William Yarger, and Winship seeds. dates around March 1931.
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