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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1899
Page
2
Advertises various Florsheim and related brand shoes with Saturday only prices. Includes men’s $4.25 to $5 range, $2.98 to $3.40 styles, boys and misses selections, and women’s $2.65 to $2.98 bargains. Highlights include Vici Kid Willow and Russia Calf finishes, and limited stock sales.
A long lettered fragment critiquing the Times for its political warfare and the Camp administration. It cites Mayor Paskell’s early term and claims solid treasury health with reduced debt, plus a call to report truth. Also mentions a doctor advertisement for kidney cure with prompt relief offered by Dr Powell’s drug store.
A large rustical procession honors Albert Poole McCoy born in Henry, Illinois, who died October 16, 1898 in Porto Rico. It recounts his enlistment in Seneca and Ottawa, the return of his body, the funeral details, and a sermon praising his sacrifice and patriotism.
A large turnout attended the Eureka Christian church funeral for Miss Marcia Waughop. Elder O B Dabney read a historical sketch and remarks on her exemplary character. Speakers praised her as professor of English Literature at Eureka College and as a dedicated instructor. Floral tributes were abundant. out of town attendees listed. Pallbearers named. obituary notice to follow next week.
The building committee reports a subscription total of 1653.4 with 25 remaining for meat and notes 200 paid on the lot. The house and improvements cost 1491.43 leaving 262.88 on the house and 83.00 on the lot to be provided in one payment. Access to records is offered and thanks are given to Mr Goltra for his service. Joan Rocens, Pastor.
Seniors expect Magnolia commencement Friday and a Wednesday excursion June 7 if weather permits. City of Peoria will transport excursionists to Columbia Park for 50 cents round trip. Mrs Caldwell of Chillicothe board praises school conditions and results. Agnes Dannis to write the will. Susie Harrison to reveal class fate. Geometry exercises show practical problem solving. This notice dated April 19 1899 from Chicago.
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