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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1919
Page
6
In April the real test of Americanism arrives as the fifth liberty loan. The speaker cautions that citizens will not sign up for patriotic impulses alone but will act because patriotism is profitable. The note ends with a local reference to an eye ear nose and throat practice and a newspaper subscription pitch for The Republican.
County court records announce final settlements and administration actions for estates including Morse Cusac and Mathias, with hearings and filings. Illinois highway plans show July 1 availability of federal aid funds, state match needs, and seven hundred miles of hard surface roads to begin on routes such as Dixig-Chicago and Lincoln-Chicago.
The notice lists numerous real estate transfers including Annie Thompson to Mary Retter and G N Redman to Alfred Lauffenbarger with warranty deeds, plus several other lot and block transfers in La Rose Wenona and Toluca areas. It also records marriages licenses for Theodore Schumacher and Anna Spangler and lists numerous veterans discharged this past week with dates ranging from 1918 to 1919.
In the Plain Dealer drama critique Archie Bell praises Opal Buard understudy for Laurette Taylor in Happiness. Buard improvised a first performance of a difficult role with no prior stage experience and impressed critics as a rising star. Also notes a love scene with Mr. Kerrigan and mentions Fulks Bros storage battery services.
W H Smith of the University of Illinois notes excess crowding causes shrinkage in hog shipments. A carload under 150 miles lost 900 pounds, while 2000 head elsewhere dropped only 1.5 percent. Hog lot selection and feeder weights affect at-home and station weights in winter vs summer.
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