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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1912

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Postmaster General urges Illinois weekly papers to switch to prepaid second class

The Postmaster General announces that subscribers who prepay or pay within a year are the only ones eligible for second class postage. Illinois publishers were urged to enforce advance payment, ending arrears over two years and notifying that continued subscription requires prepayment or immediate remittance. The move aims to standardize weekly papers with daily publications and prevent defrauding publishers.

Aly Siopird Illinois Washington, D. C Iour Post Office Department Henry Republican Piners Maire

Township Sunday school convention in Henry Illinois May

The Annual Township Sunday School Convention may be held in Henry Illinois on Sunday May 27 starting 1:00 PM with song service reading and prayer. The program lists Mrs L R Phillips Rev H C Reichel and Mrs O M Snyder and Pauline Williams with Benediction. A separate note reports a robbery at Harry Rowley’s home last night with thieves taking sand and money. no entry made at several houses.

L. R Phillips Ceptare H. C. Reichel O. M. Snyder Pauline Williams H.F. Andrews Vivian Don StAenes Vivian Pees H. C. Reithel Harry Rowley Wiley Rowley Ima

Marshall County Literary and Athletic Contest Held at Lacon

The Marshall County Literary and Athletic contests were held in the Lacon school assembly room with crowded attendance. Judges included Miss Margaret Poppe Prof F Stowell and J W Glasser. First Class Declamation winners were Leah Weir Lacon and Charles Green Henry. Second Class winners Elizabeth Marland Sparland and Kenneth R King Henry. Athletic events took place Saturday despite rain with Leah Weir and Elizabeth Marland earning top honors in their classes.

Marshall County Lacon School Henry Prery Margaret Poppe Peru F. Stowell Peoria J. W. Glasser Varna Charles Green Sparland Vineta May Sparr Washburn Ina Spangler Lacon Leah Wier Tohica Marie Keht Wenona Helen C. Coppin Kenneth R. King Elizabeth Marland Washburn Frank Ramsey Lacon Catherine Walker Toluca Stella Reitz Leah Weir Lacon Elizabeth Marland

Quarter Mile and Field Events Meet Summary

Results list for a track meet with Lacon Toluca Washburn Wenona Sparland Henry and Toluca. Winners include C Ramp Lacon in quarter mile 57 seconds and M Harper Washburn in polo vault 8 feet 9 inches. R Kern Henry wins 100 yard dash 11 seconds and shot put 37 feet 2 1-2 inches.

C. Ramp Lacon R. Garrels Toluca M. Harper Washburn H. Kemp Wenona J. Winters P Jones Henry O. Litchfield T. Barnes S. Richmond R. Garrells R. Kern R. Hacker F. Nichols Venona Wee H. Anderson Sparland C. Litchfield Flrst F. Hanley H. Jones K. Robinson

Movement to reform fish laws in Illinois river areas

Anglers and sportsmen across Fulton County and Canton press to amend the state fish law. They seek ban on large seines and removal of restrictions on shipping and selling bass and other game fish. Petitions circulate for immediate presentation to the legislature as fishermen organize across counties.

Canton Fulton Illinois River Thos

Restoration of 2-Mill Tax for Illinois Schools

The Illinois educational commission asks the next General Assembly to restore the two mill tax and expand industrial education in common schools. Restoring the tax would raise school revenue from 1 million to 4.5 million dollars, most of which would fund industrial education initiatives and strengthen the general school fund.

Illinois Educational Committee General Assembly

Big Bend Veterans Reunion names staff in general order

Commander John H. Shay of the Big Bend Veterans Reunion Association issues general order naming staff: John H. Campbell adjutant, L. W. Brewer Ottas wa judge advocate, Alfred Mateer Rutland officer of the guard. He calls for unity and remembers 1912 as a milestone in liberty, progress, and citizenship.

Shay John H. Shay Big Bend Veterans’ ‘Reunion Association John H. Campbell Streator L. W. Brewer Ottaswa Alfred Ma~teer Rutland Sriakine Big Bend Orca

Government Hearing Over Burlington Bridge Obstruction

Illinois river trade backs a June hearing in Chicago to compel the Burlington railroad to remove obstructions on the La Salle bridge route. Boatmen along the river claim navigability to Marseilles and seek full river access to Marseilles Ottawa Starved Rock Park Utica and beyond to boost travel and state park use. The movement, urged by river interests and Governor Deenen appointees, aims for full rights and access along the river.

Illinois River Valley War Department Burlington Railroad la Salle Deenen Sam Chicago Marseilles Ottawa Starved Rock Park Utica Middle Wesr

Prospects for Interurban Line in Chillicothe Rise

A Chillicothe Enquirer report says Peoria Northern investors hope to build an Illinois interurban this year. A traveling man close to officials predicts improved housing demand as families of travelers relocate, with electric line service rivaling Peoria rail access. The Traction Co spends about one hundred thousand dollars to double track and improve the Averyville city line, signaling broader interurban use beyond city service.

Lne Illinois Ilinois Peoria Northern Praction Co—w Peoria Chillicothe Santa Fe Traction Co Doublc Averyville Chillicothe Enquirer

School Chimes and Junior Riddles at Putnam High

The page notes Junior quiz questions about named seniors and friends with playful wordplay. It lists upcoming plays by seniors, a pianist, a high school visitor Miss Ruth Sopher, and updates on printing price increases affecting local establishments.

Ralph Charley Green Tony Tuns Herbert Pace Lulu Kenneth Helper Sophs Magdaline Hunter Clara ‘Brown Edna James Wherry Henry Seawnee Paul Burkhart

Duke Bros and C M Lucas buy Mitchell cars

The week's notes report Duke Brothers and C M Lucas purchasing Mitchell cars. The item also lists local happenings: farm maintenance, store clerks, visits, illnesses, and property improvements around Henry township and nearby Peoria areas.

Ascension Day Masses and St Joseph’s church remodel planned

Today Ascension Day is observed with a 6 am Mass for laboring people and a 9 am Mass. At 7:30 pm May devotions continue through May. Remodeling work at St Joseph’s church begins this week with a new roof belfry repair and interior frescoing funded by a $2500 subscription and a $150 donation from the Catholic Woman's League. Rev Fr Brennan leads the efforts with the parishioners’ support.

Mountain of Olives St. Joseph’s Church Brennan Catholic Woman’s League

Sunday School Plans and Rally at M E Church

The M E Church reports 9 45 a m Sunday School with a committee and program for the day. Last Sunday the J C O F did not meet due to bad weather. The Worth League reader Mrs Mary Kettler Bacon discusses The Tragedy of the Roll. A township Sunday school convention is set for Sunday at the Christian church with a strong program. all are invited.

M. E Mary——Kettler Bacon Township Christian Church

Reverend Reichel to lead Sunday services at local church

Christian Church will host Rev H C Reichel for Sunday morning worship. The Township Sunday School convention meets in the church in the afternoon and evening with a strong program. E E Hartley of Flanagan, district superintendent, made a favorable impression. Our school seeks points for its assigned side as the Fourth district includes twelve counties. Children’s Day is set for the first Sunday in June.

H. C. Reichel Township Kingdom of Heaven E. E. Hartley Flanagan

Memorial service to be held at St John’s Episcopal Church

The memorial service for old soldiers will be held this year at St John’s Episcopal Church with a sermon by the clergyman in charge. It will be on the last Sunday in May at 11 am. Congregations from different churches are invited to attend and the service is expected to be well filled.

Episcopal Episcopal Church Allmonth Bancroft Whippie

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