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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1907
Page
6
The listing describes new Russia Sailor and Norfolk blouses for ages 2 to 9 priced 1.50 to 8.00. For older boys ages 8 to 10 it offers double breasted and bloomer pant suits in black and blue and many mixed goods priced 1.50 to 10.00. FOR YOUTHS.
Farmers and wagon folk unite against retail druggists who seek to license itinerant medicine vendors. The proposed $75 annual license would push farmers to town or doctors for cures, while wagon men defend their lawful, needed sales and warn of monopoly by druggists.
A Missouri Motor News column praises dragging dirt roads to reduce mud and dust. It argues dragging after each rain builds a hard, smooth, water resistant surface, with roads tested over years showing durability and better drainage than impassable alternatives.
Ed B Smith supervisor reports balances and expenditures for Henry township from 1906 to 1907. Entries include delinquents taxes 64 21 payments received 411 78 and numerous election and highway related costs. Final balance shows 3424 dollars wv 405 82 830 42. Assessor W Siewers Town Clerk sign off.
Mrs Belle Worrell Ball former editor of the National Tribune in Washington D C was elected president of the Department of the Potomac and installed with a flagbearers’ escort. The ceremony included a formal prayer and reception as she assumed the responsibilities of the post.
Reports describe a ceremony where Mrs Ball is praised as a loyal Relief Corps woman. Mrs Johnson underscores Ball’s trusted leadership, while others offer bouquets and speeches about loyalty to the flag and union. The gathering includes tributes from Lincoln Corps and National Tribune representations.
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