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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1919
Page
11
An advertisement invites readers to subscribe to the weekly paper to share news with absent friends. It compares the cost to postage and promotes garden seed and bulk paper products available at the Fair store with a brief promotional note.
A dinner scene features three nationalities represented by a British man a Frenchman and Benjamin Franklin. The English toast praises Great Britain the sun that lights all nations while the French toast praises France the moon moving the tides. Franklin then honors George Washington as the Joshua of America who made the sun and moon stand still.
Notice to citizens of Whitefield Marshall county Illinois of the annual town meeting and election to be held at Whitefield town hall on Tuesday April 1. Voters will choose a moderator a constable and a trustee of schools and decide on a five year tax levy of 1.00 per 100 assessed valuation to fund gravel road construction and maintenance across specified sections and routes. Polls open 7 a.m. close 5 p.m. Aimed to cover additional legal matters as needed.
Notice to Saratoga voters Marshall County Illinois town meeting and election set for April 1 1919 at the town hall polls open 7 a m to 5 p m. Officers to be elected include one supervisor one justice of peace to fill vacancy one constable and one school trustee. Town meeting scheduled for 2 p m. Charles E Anderson town clerk.
Bernadette Halligan of Bradford dies at home after an internal hemorrhage. Born near Putnam Illinois on July 16 1886 she taught school before marrying Joseph Finnegan in Marseilles Illinois on November 28 1911. She leaves her husband two children and her father with many mourners.
Up-to-date rendering plant solicits patronage for all in their line. They promise prompt calls for dead hog sherll or calf as for horse or cow and offer the highest cash price for hides, tallow and wool. Thanking readers for future business.
Private Henry in Michigan is listed with phone 294 and a note stating all telephone charges are paid. The terse item appears as a service or allowance notice within a wartime or organizational communication.
Notice announces a new preparation for livestock described as a medicine rather than a food. The powder, claimed to be three times as far as other powders, acts as a tonic worm destroyer blood purifier laxative and digestive aid for horses cattle and hogs. Available in 25 50 or 100 pound lots at low prices.
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