Wenona Republicans Debate Bonds and Licensing
A Wenona column discusses bond issues for a new school house and licensing saloons. It recalls votes of retired farmers, questions party positions, and asserts truth and conscience in local political disputes. The piece references Mr Wilson and the Wenona Index in defending or challenging elected actions. It ends with an advertisement for Bullard's Snow Liniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Fatter
Wilson
Republican
Sen
Rto
Wenona
M Ten
Obituary of A V Brown Longtime resident dies at 100
A V Brown died at his home on a Wednesday morning in May 1816 aged nearly 100 after la grippe and heart failure. Born Aug 16 1816 in Hunter County New Jersey, he lived in Fleming New Jersey before moving west for mercantile work. Survived by Elizabeth his wife since 1850, he settled in the coal fields 18 years ago and contributed to church, business, and community life. His funeral was held at the Tenian church with Roy Hook presiding. widow and community mourn a respected, enterprising citizen.
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A. V Brown
Brown
la Grippe
Tenian Church
Roy Hook
V. Brown
Hunter County
Ums
Elizabeth Eer
Fleming
Icame
Thor
Werian Church
Mchurch
Clinton mM Argus
Henry
Orr
A. Thornton & Hummer
Western Avenue
Teachers Institute Gathering in Henry Highlights Women Predominance
In Marshall County the Saturday meeting showcased wit and intellect with female participation predominating. The program covered new duties under the constitution, finance, and social exchange, ending with Miss Sadie Albertson’s paper on Number work and praise for dinner hospitality at the Paskell House.
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Marshall County
Hartnett
Henry
Paskel House
Italy
Messrs Watt
Bouton
Hazen
Evanes
Ira M Ong
Ong
Saloon bonds and city ordinances in Henry council
Henry city council adjourned meeting May 18 1891 to review saloon bonds with six month licenses from June 1 to December 1 1891. Bonds for J S Balleweg and others were referred for security. Ordinances No 90 and No 91 defined officer salaries and municipal year with passage May 14 1891 and May 17 1891 respectively. Official bonds and city appointments approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. N. Khoun
Alderneas
Pas T
B.D. Watercott
E. H Hutchins
D. McDonough
D. H. Moss
Alex. Brown
E. T. Disosway
John Peterman
Geo. P. Mattern
Conrad Apfel
Frank Baer
Patrick Hennessey
Jacob Dorff
H. Yaeger
B. Yaeger
Joseph Schick
Philip Steimle
Geo. Schuster
Jos. Kapraunhost Cooney
Henry
Jos N. Krenz
Attest E.T
City of
Krenz
Attost BT
Brown
Watercott
Hutchies
Paskell
McDonough
J P Bush
City Mearshal
C R Jones
Dra B F Forrest
W.H Jones
Board of Health
Frank Krenz
Wm Kuss
Elias Slerr
Tf Vogelsang
H J
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F A. Powell
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Rochester
Ialy
Paskell House
Itatuze
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School Street
Clifford
New Casse
Wis
Edward Shepherd
Harrisburg
Ill
John Speaker
Catawba
Bucklen
Powell’s
Edwin Haddon
Henry Greser
Frank Vogelsang
Charles II Watercott
Kirk Booth
Bas Frommel
C D Dougherty
J) Reynolds
Mayfeal
St Patrick's Pills
J W Niece
Bis
Lenox
United States
Seth Thomas
Welch & Co
Gilbert
KE. N. Welch Manufacturing Company
Elgin Or
Waltham Movemente
Campbell Bros
McCormick
Ken McNeal
Adams
Bergner &, Potter
South Adams St
Peoria, Ill
William Niblock, Jr
2D and Wirt Ste
Box
Ofice
Jans Ly
Henry Market
George Nicholson
I A
Ga Griswold & Cos
Gaseline
Sopetr
George Williams
Putnam
Rebecca Wilkinson
Brownsvalley
Ind
FE & F. A. Powell Druggists
Henry Hi
AVING
Moses Pordew
W. H. Wal
Alker
Albert Bacon
Patrick Green
Bacon & Green
Henry, Ill
Hiar
Grand Palace
N. Clark Street
Occhicago
Court House
Fred Compagnon
Chicago
Union League
Marks
Colete
Tohn Tomasson