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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1908

Page

4

Cross and Crown practice set for June first Sunday

The Sunday school children perform an exercise titled Cross and Crown on the first Sunday in June. Henry Alumni votes saw the president vice president and treasurer resign from offices held for two years. Memorial Day events include a procession, river tribute, and graveside services with W R C and soldiers in Princeton.

L. M. Bell Western Avenue Woman's Club W. W. Hagleston Princeton Henry Bradford Central Park Ed B. Smith Clifford Haws Samuel Fallows Chicago Lincoln Gettysburg W. ER

Virden Victorious at Carlinville Contests with 109 Points

The Virden high school led by Prof Stine crowned the Carlinville district literary and athletic meet on May 14. Victories included Gregory Clemmons in essay and oration, Ruth Cody in declamation, and multiple field event firsts. Virden earned 109 points, Carlinville 72, with medals and a $32.86 balance from a Prof Stine lecture course. The next teachers certificate exam is June 23 in Lacon under FE Frank Perry.

Virden Macoupin County Stine Carlinsville Gregory Clemmons Gulf Yarnway Ruth Cody Ben Hur Vincent Terry Guy Kessler Bernard Krebaum Ader Baker Carlinville Girard Auburn Staunton Mt. Olive Gillespie Bunker Hill M.E

Corn Planting Delayed by Cold Rainy Weather

Cold wet spell grips Marshall county farms delaying corn planting for weeks. Ground remains soaked, plowing stalled, oats suffer, hay and pastures hold steady. Market forces respond as farmers race to store old corn before prices rise. A J Ironmonger warns against lingering colds with Foley's Honey and Tar.

Marshall County West

Break in Hennepin Canal Near Wyanet Spurs Repairs

A break in the Hennepin canal bank south of Wyanet near locks 17 and 18 disrupted about three quarters of a mile of canal. Major Long leads immediate repairs as water flows into Bureau creek and fuel boats struggle to pass the washed section. The canal remains usable from the Illinois river to the break and west to the feeder and Mississippi river.

Hennepin Canal Wyanet West Bureau Long Bureau Creek UL. Ll. Wheeler Illinois River Mississippi River

Cough Remedy Ad Warns Of Serious Illness

An old advertisement urges readers that coughs and colds can lead to pneumonia or tuberculosis. It promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure for obstinate coughs and colds and warns against substitutes. Signed by A. J. Ironmonger.

Foley A. J. Ironmonger

Riot at Pontiac Reformatory Leaves Prisoners Injured

A riot by about 200 inmates at Pontiac Reformatory Saturday May 16 left one man, John Williams, shot three times in the right leg by a guard. The clash began when workers refused to report to the overall department and guards tried to compel them back to duty. Fifty men fought on the floor as guards moved in, and shots were fired as both sides collided. Williams was hospitalized and about twenty five inmates were placed in solitary confinement.

Pontiac John Williams A. D. Burrell Burrell Willams Theshospital

Cortelyou Urges Business Democrats To Join Primary Push

Secretary of the Treasury George B Cortelyou urges business men and farmers to engage in politics through primaries to defeat bosses and promote cleaner methods. He cites the Illinois and national primary votes in favor, and Senatorial candidate Charles H Carmon advocates a primary law.

U. S. Treasury Geo. B. Cortelyou Utica Cortelyou Charles H Carmon Forrest Senate Livingston Woodford Marshall Putnam Illinois Ira M Tish Charles H. Carmon

Gittings Seminary History and Closure

The piece details the Gittings Seminary built by the Protestant Methodist in Henry as North Illinois University, its 1867 decline, sale to the city for school use, a Harpe venture with a cornerstone laid in 1866, debt and rebuilding after a 1889 fire, reopening in 1892, eventual decline as high school courses drew away scholars, and final closure for lack of funds with the La Harpe seminary bearing the same name.

Henry North Inois University Wits Harpe James J Gittings AEC la Harpe Yethélis Gittings Seminary

The Better War. A Stainless Record for His Country

A fragmentary verse praise extols men who serve their country best through pure life and righteous deeds. The lines urge steadfast conduct and a stainless legacy as guiding values, with a nod to Susan Cooledge and a Peoria music store listing amid garbled OCR.

Susan Cooledge

Cyclone 7 Cyclone chestnut sorrel horse pedigree and listing

Cyclone 7 is a chestnut sorrel standing 5 16 hands high and weighing 1300 pounds with a noted track record. The document lists sire lineages and notable horses, mentions Longaml ary barn and Bergantz livery, and notes terms for securing mares and moving to other properties. It preserves scattered names and places from the source while reframing as a brief horse pedigree notice.

Col Young Ae of Trevilian Andy Scensé Sc Young George Wilkes Harry Wilkes Wilso Hembletonian Pedard Peduro Joe Nelson Nelson Bergantz George Rickey

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