Mabor Appeals For Own School In Illinois Speech
The Republican notes union labor's temporary refusal of a constitutional provision that would permit teaching English to foreigners seeking citizenship. It argues the present and proposed constitutions promise good common school education to all Illinois children, with possible reach to those over 3 and under 21. The piece cites federal aid offers to 190 Illinois communities and reports a Putnam County naturalization hearing where 55 petitioners appeared, 50 of them minors seeking instruction. It also references 1910 census data of foreign-born residents and illiteracy rates.
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Illaeis
Brandon
Israel
VU. S
Illinois
Eldorado
Granville
Dark
Standard
Beard
Putnam County
Cure rheumatism with Chamberlain's Ointment Ad
People learn medicines indoors for chronic rheumatism are largely wasted. Relief comes from applying Chamberlain's Ointment externally. Try it at 35 cents a bottle or 60 cents for a large size. Ad suggests it costs little and may help.
Peoria district press meet and Marshall county Legion setup
Illinois publishers met in Peoria for a day of discussion on print costs paper shortages and subscription raises. The meeting also organized Marshall County American Legion executive committee with Toluca as headquarters and plans to recruit all veterans into the county organization.
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David A. Farfey
W. J. Gerardo
A. L. Bupan
J. W. Wink
E. L. Ryan
EB. J. Henn
J. P. Clanin
Toluca
5. Thompson
Mark Belsly
Lacon
C. A Phillips
D. R. Kane
Charles Green
Henry Wenona
American Legion
Marshall
Wil -Hear
Henry
Wenona
Henry Alumni Banquet and Reception Planned
The Henry Alumni Association will hold its annual banquet and reception at the Methodist church next Thursday evening May 20 from 6 to 8 30 p m The M B church ladies will serve the banquet All members and spouses are invited and class of 1920 graduates are honored guests Those in arrears should pay up and Henry High School graduates who never joined may do so by paying a $1 initial fee Afterward a public dance at the opera house with music by the Twentieth Century Orchestra.
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Henry Alumni Association
Methodist Church
M. ‘B. Church
Henry High School
Opera House
Twentieth Century
Sampson T. Rowe obituary at Henry
Sampson T. Rowe born April 16 1837 in Whitefield township Marshall county died May 4 1920 at his Henry home aged 83 years 2 weeks 4 days after two years ill health. He married Sarah Ellen Tidmarsh March 20 1872 and had seven children William A Edward M Anna Henry Charles Francis Eugene two died before him. He moved to Henry in 1909 with his wife and left four sons two brothers twenty three grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral at Carroll street home Friday 2:30 pm Rev M B Van Leer with singers Mrs Van Leer Elizabeth Weaver and Rose Reinbeck pianist. Interment Henry cemetery.
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Sampson T. Rowe
Whitefield Township
Marshall County
Carroll Street
Henry
William Abel
Harriet Rowe
Sarah Ellen Tidmarsh
William A
Edward M
Anna
Henry S
Charles G
Francis T
Eugene L
Anna E
Ellen Rowe
Mr. Rowe
William A. Rowe
John
Kansas
M. B. van Leer
Frank
Charles
Eugene
Edward Rowe
Jacob Kocher
Shearl Rowe
A. B. Smith
Henry Cemetery
Mrs. William A. Rowe Dead at 77 in Mt Vernon
Mrs. Rowe born October 18, 1842 in Mt Vernon Ohio daughter of Daniel and Amanda Holcomb died May 7 1920 in her city home age 77 years 6 months 19 days She married William A Rowe February 11 1868 and lived in this vicinity all her life She was an Episcopal church member The funeral was May 9 at St Johns Episcopal church with Rev James H Dew Brittain officiating Pallbearers listed Interment in Henry cemetery A B Smith in charge
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Adam Holcomb
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Daniel
Amanda Holcomb
Willam_A
Rowe
Henry
St. John’s Episcopal Church
James H. Dew Brittain
Tiskilwa
Charles Greenless
George McGillick
Walter Duke
T. C. Waterous
F. A. Powell
Arthur Smith
Henry Cemetery
A. B.smith
Henry area classified ads list livestock to real estate
A garbled Henry Illinois classified page shows numerous items including sale of two draft colts, eggs for hatching Rhode Island Reds, housework help wanted, storage battery work, and real estate listing for the Stevens property on Front Street. Also entries mention local ice selling contract, a chancery suit in Marshall county, and Doan's Kidney Pills testimonial.
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Netti Jarman
Practical
Henry
United States
Will Wendt
Fulks Bros
E. H. Bradley
New Lebuan Ridge
Court House
Peoria
William Merritt
Irven Reed
Mervin Harrison
Rhode’ Island
O. L. Gustafson
Varna
Stevens
Albert D. Stevens
Rhode Island
George A. Reismeyer
McNabb
Henry Central
Bauter Bros
Edward Haines
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Fulton
Central Illinois
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Minonk
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Glasford
A.R. Johnson
Morton
Charles O. Shoop
Manito
Paul W. Goddard
George Cramer
Mackinaw
B.C. Cribfield
Milner
H. A. Bates
Chillicothe
Association’ of Commerce
Franklin
C. R. Denson
The
Minoak-Dispatch
Businese
W. BE. Johnson
Tnotype
Peoria Cafeteria Co
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Inrshall County
N-Legion
House of Repres
Awashington
Public Service Company of Northern Illinois
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Publi Utilities’ Commission of Illinois
Public Utilities ‘Commission
Springfield
Hkoper Public Service ‘Company
George R. Jones
Hoover
Ris Cea
Jdensedz Plumber
Bradford
Sen
Ameliia Ziegler
William Ziegler
Katie Schwarz
Matilda M Ludwig
Michael Ziegler
George Ziegler
Frank Ziegler
Cathern Ziegler
Joseph Ziegler
Elizabeth Schwarz
Charles Ziegler
Louis Ziegler
Edward Ziegler
Emma Ziegler
Henry Ziegler
May Ziegler
Louis Z
Viola Ziegler
Bernica Ziegler
Fred G. Garrell
Fred W. Potter
Dean
A. E., Smith
Corner Carroll & Richard Streets
Doan
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Mutual -County Fire
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Stoneberg
Henry, Ill
A. J. Ironmonger’s Drug Store
Henry, Peae Cnittenkie Dock Itlee - Tllinow
Henr I Eee
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