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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1919
Page
7
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The article outlines excise tax provisions effective after May 1 1919 covering luxuries from jewelry to hot water bottles and clothing accessories. It details rate structures 5 to 10 percent across goods and notes who pays at purchase time while merchants remit monthly. It also covers executor’s notice in a separate legal notice.
Up-to-date rendering plant solicits patronage for all animals including hogs sheep calves horses and cows. We pay the highest cash price for hides tallow and wool and are ready to serve you. Thanking you for business.
W D Thurber named director general of the Health Promotion campaign by Dr C S Drake. Officials urged enforcement of health ordinances, garbage removal, store upkeep, and public health talks. Communities, churches, schools, and labor groups asked to participate with parades, floats, and health education activities May 11 to 17.
In Marshall County Illinois a chancery suit No 1759 Mary V Dunham vs Robert M Roloson Levanche Dunham Hawes Florence D H Chivers Fannie V H Straw John O D Hawes Frances Squires unknown heirs and devisees of Frances Squires unknown widow and child of Wallace Hills and others seek partition of lots 273 278 Henry town. Non resident defendants named and summoned returnable April 26 1919. If not appeared May 26 1919 court will proceed and decree as prayed. Clerk Fred G Garrell. 4-21-1919. sccomp. Solicitor. 4-24-46
Irving Fisher of Yale University is quoted in a Chicago Tribune piece by Oscar E. Hewitt. Fisher urges business leaders to accept a permanently high price level and act on facts rather than wait for price declines, warning against the dangers of false optimism.
In Marshall County Illinois in the county court June term 1919 Adam Staab administrator of Peter Hohner deceased petitions for an order to sell several lots in Railroad addition Henry city and two acres of land described with mortgage of 200 to J Watercott to pay debts. Defendants Elizabeth Hohner and Frank Schmitz reside out of state and may not be served summons. If they fail to appear and plead the petition will stand confessed and an order will be entered. The court clerk is Lawrence D Gregory and solicitor Fred W Potter.5:1-4.
Persuasive rural ad urges delaying shearing until warmer weather. Claims wool is dead now and advocates using oil in the gun to improve weight and health. Promises highest wool prices and on hand sacks for customers. Signed G. B. Paqh & Son.
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