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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1903
Page
13
Judge Leslie D. Puterbaugh Judge Winslow Evans and Judge Robert H. Lovett are praised as men of ability and integrity in a call for the highest type of noble manhood within the courts.
The June 1 election in the Tenth Judicial district features three Republican candidates for circuit judge: Leslie D. Puterbaugh Winslow Evans and Robert H. Lovett. Each has served as judge locally and all are praised for honorability experience and character. Evans profile notes his Illinois Wesleyan education and long practice in Marshall and Peoria counties.
The Honorable Leslie D Puterbaugh, judge of the 10th judicial circuit in Illinois, renominated to succeed himself. Born in Pekin in 1858, he rose from local practice to probate judge in Peoria County and has authored leading law texts. He is noted for ability, fairness, and broad support across parties.
Hon Winslow Evans of Eoria is named among Illinois best legal practitioners. Born December 18, 1855 in Marshall County, he has spent life in Illinois and is part of the Welsh Evans family with early American roots. The Evans lineage traces to Joshua Evans of Virginia and Ohio migration following the War of 1812 era.
The Illinois circuit court candidate Hon Robert H Lovett, born in Brimfield Peoria county, started as a teacher then read law with James A Cameron. He served as county judge eight years, handled many cases in Cook county, and held U S commissioner and master in chancery roles. He is wedded to Laura Gilson with two children.
Plain envelopes sold at £5 per pack. Envelopes with return card printed 10¢ per pack. Envelopes with return card and name 100 for 50c. Available at Henry Republican office. Envelopes by the pack or 18 wanted.
The Minonk News reports Prof W H Givler and wife from Princeton faced multiple car troubles on a May trip to Cerro Gordo. An axle broke near Lostant, a yardside shift, and later gasoline issues near Panola delayed them before reaching Bloomington and Cerro Gordo. Neighbor J Wickler Jr aided, Clarke & Pickard hauled the car, and Christian Bros repaired it.
Walter Wellman, renowned correspondent and explorer, serves as Washington bureau chief for the Chicago Record-Herald. Born in Ohio in 1858, he started in weekly papers, studied polar exploration, and provided valuable scientific reports to the American Geographical Society.
Lawton in Comanche county Oklahoma positions itself as ideal for health wealth and climate. The pitch highlights strong water land and crop prospects with asserts of balanced location. James M Powers is noted in connection with the message.
C W Grubbs announces that the Undercliff Hotel and grounds at Senachwine Lake Putnam Illinois are open to the public for the summer. The State Biological Station operates two houseboats a small steamer with a library and laboratory. An artist will paint fish and camping grounds are free. Grand Opening set for early June. Fishing is good with pole and line.
An ad-promises a fast cold cure with Laxative Kromo Quinine tablets. Druggists refund the money if it fails. boxes carry W. Grooge's signature and price of 25 cents. Dated 12-11-lyr.
Dr F A Powell offers Dr Howard's Specific at 25 cents promising a cure for constipation and dyspepsia. He guarantees refunds if customers are not satisfied and notes sales have been strong with no returns. The offer targets readers seeking relief from indigestion and headaches. Mourning materials listed at the end.
The Henry Republican office offers cheap old newspapers and stationery, subscriptions to newspapers and magazines, envelopes, note and billheads, and engraved wedding and society stationery. It promotes artistic printing, legal blanks, handbills, and combination offers with The Nichols Business Guide.
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