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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1913
Page
4
A note explains space constraints and invites readers to read the weekly messages. It states the notes will be short and aims to engage readers, promising more to come in future installments.
The WCTU held a two day Marshall County institute starting April 27 with reunions at the Christian church. Mrs Harriet Darling Hall of Aurora delivered the keynote talk on temperance progress, Nehemiah themes, and pro prohibition efforts while urging voters to oppose saloons. Monday covered mothers meetings, church links, and civic duties, ending with the Demorest medal contest in the M E church.
The article contrasts Horace Greeley's westward free land vision with living advice that favors the east for future growth. It argues manufacturing and population shift create stronger East opportunities, promoting New York State farms near towns with rail and canal access as practical, affordable homesteads.
The Marshall County W C T U held its first annual institute with speeches and performances praising temperance and woman suffrage. Notable numbers included selections by Hurtle Swiger Ida Brown Leah Hennifelt and Seleyr Robinson as well as a piano solo by Louis Meier. The audience lauded the contestants despite short preparation and a formal resolution list urged prohibition ballot access moral standards and support for anti-sabath desecration and anti vice efforts.
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