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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1903
Page
5
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An aged Sparland correspondent records obituaries and news. John B. Taylor died March 20 in Kansas after years away. Jeff Davis of Sparland cadets patents on rail clamp tech. W M Van Antwerp presided third degree at Chillicothe. Various locals travel, visit, or report life in Oklahoma Illinois and Chicago.
A brief item notes Wallace Handley has moved to his own home again following a recent move. The report mentions his parents Manford Wilson and wife and the March 13 birth of a son to a fide family connection.
The Whitefield Corners Lyceum plans a March 25 performance of Little Buckshot with Putnam orchestra providing music. Proceeds will defray running expenses. admission 25 cents. Cast features local youths and residents. dramatists postponed to April 4 due to weather.
Claiming to cure rheumatism and neuralgia in 1 to 8 days, the advertisement says the Mystic Cure acts on the system to remove the cause and ends the disease. It notes a final dose benefits and lists a price of 75 cts and $1.00, sold by J E Powell and KF A Powell.
A collection of local items including Charley Hawksworth and Mrs Henderson patients, Owen Doyle horse loss, Mike Hayline sick horse, Kelley and Cain’s trip to Peoria, funeral attendance for Lyman Hunt, Mr Hillabrand starting a peddling wagon, and a North York visit by Mrs William Martin and Mrs Hezekiah Trimnatork. The York trip touched Iowa and Nebraska scenery, Marshall county friends, and a lengthy obituary narrative for Mrs Hezekiah Trimnatork detailing her life from England to York Neb and her long illness. services were at the house with psalm reading and neighborly remarks.
The text mourns Mrs Trim a generous wife and mother who died at 70 on January 8. She leaves a husband, three daughters, two sons, and three sisters. Neighbors recall her kindly character and cheerful spirit as life passes toward the beyond across the Mystic River.
Mrs Joe McGrath of Hutchinson Kansas recommends Ballard’s Horehound Syrup for four years of use with her children. She says the remedy soothes and heals throat and lung diseases faster than others and lists prices 25c 60c and 1.00 at BE BF A Powell’s.
Obituary notes Henry Malone aged 42 of La Prairie township who passed away Friday evening after a prolonged illness. He leaves a wife and children, mother, six brothers, four sisters, and is mourned by the community. Funeral held at Saratoga M. & S. church with Reverend Birch officiating. Burial at local vault with M. W. A. pallbearers.
In Hennepin county Republicans assemble at the courthouse naming Assessor Peter Morine and other officers for April election. Democrats meet at the courthouse with A F Boyle and others on the ticket. A new city ticket is also named including W H Cascooteeters and J Dore. Also notes: duck shipments sold 25c a pair, J E Taylor trip details, ground hog blizzard remark, and garden work idle watch.
The Republican caucus nominated A. Stickel W. L. Kelso I. E. Wheeler J. A. Sparling and 8 Hunter for supervisors clerks assessors collectors and commissioners. The Democratic slate named O. P. Carroll F. C. Cook John Barnhart Henry Dalley and H. C. Lewis. The column notes heavy turnout, a corn exhibit drive, an Easter rally program, and local civic projects including bridge work and a tea event with circulars issued by J. H. Williams.
P A Danforth of LaGrange Georgia suffered six months from a running sore on his leg. He writes that Buckims-ArbitaBalve wholly cured it in five days. He proclaims it best for ulcers wounds and piles with a cure guaranteed. Only 25 cents sold at Powell's drug store.
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