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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1904
Page
12
Orders left at residence on School street between Third and Richard will receive prompt attention at a reasonable price. Frank Bear Henry II.
In a vigorous editorial tone the writer challenges the Illinois Supreme Court for limiting legislative aid to the Illinois and Michigan canal. The piece argues the state is bound by government contracts, canal earnings belong to the canal, and the state must keep the waterway operating despite constitutional provisions. It asserts the court can err and calls for continued support of canal funding as a legal obligation.
The Prohibitionists of Marshall County met at the courthouse on May 9 and named a county ticket for fall elections. Rev Dunton was chosen chairman, Rev Dudman vice chairman, Mrs Lucy B. Foster secretary, Richard Mellon treasurer, and Miss Emma Strawn superintendent of literature. Delegates to the Springfield state convention include Dunton Mellon Foster and Held, with alternates Barney Strawn Stead and Dunlap. Several local township chairmen were elected and the central committee authorized to fill vacancies.
Extra fine stationery with matching envelopes in several colors. Suitable for family use, receptions, anniversaries and invitations. Latest arrivals just received at the office for The Republican subscribers.
Illinois plans a single state display at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition with a vast building near the Palace of Agriculture. The Illinois Building, the second largest state structure, costs 262000 and aims to reflect the state’s industry and reserve. Dedication ceremonies are expected to draw large crowds and reflect Illinois prominence among the states. A testimonial from Alabama praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for whooping cough.
The Inside Inn presents a monumental temporary hotel for the World's Fair era with extensive fireproofing and mass production features. It showcases vast lumber, plasterboards, glass, doors, plumbing, lighting, wallpaper, and ice boxes across a structure designed for safety and scale. The project touts over half a million dollars invested and a modern, safe guest experience amid a showcase of innovations. Electric Bitters are praised by Dr. Merritt as curative for stomach issues, with a testimonial of lasting relief. The Henry Republican invites subscriptions.
A retail display features diverse departments with a broad range of merchandise for the coming spring and summer seasons. The exposition highlights the newest and nicest productions across the store, inviting shoppers to explore varied offerings.
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