Henry M aged Judges Appointed For Peoria to Henry Race
Henry citizens rally for purse as Illinois Valley Yacht Club names judges for the Peoria to Henry race set June 13. Finish judges and start officials listed with Peoria leaders and club members.
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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1908
Page
1
Henry citizens rally for purse as Illinois Valley Yacht Club names judges for the Peoria to Henry race set June 13. Finish judges and start officials listed with Peoria leaders and club members.
A regional contract spree sees G. A. McWilliams of Walnut and Sterling Dixon & Rock Falls Packet Co. secure 700 tons of coal for the Green River dredge, plus 200 tons immediate and 500 more later. The Major purchases include a steamer Bedeker and a 200-ton barge, with plans for more steamers and barges to support canal traffic and river excursions.
Local items report on East Wenona saloons, hotels without buffets, and medical trips. The Henry Republican touts fine commencements and suggests neighboring schools visit. Department news mentions telegraph line work, Kendall brothers summer camp plans, and a yacht club race to bring visitors to Henry.
Letter from Mrs John Nicholls Wadry Petra Stark County describes wet fields delaying planting. grass and fruit trees thriving. no major floods though storms limited fieldwork. notes drainage improvements and a surveyed drain on adjacent land. local merchants report tight markets and rail line activity.
A preacher argues that true worship extends beyond church rites to daily labor. He cites John 15 16 about bearing fruit and asserts religion requires applying godly principles in business and neighborly conduct for real worship and character.
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