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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1916
Page
7
SARM FOR SALE A well improved well tiled best black soil farm of 180 acres known as the Charles C Bayne farm is for sale to settle the estate. Located one and one half miles northwest of Varna Illinois. For further particulars communicate with Dr R S Bayne Henry IL. 1-18 tf
Registration No 84034 describes a paint colored stallion with foaling date May 18 1911 bred by Omas and James Woulf of Streator Oils. The license expires Feb 24 1917 and outlines season dates and care rules plus owner S M Appel Spewell Til.
The obituary recounts Foseley Blaisdell born July 14 1850 near Whertneys Grove Pearts County Illinois died May 21 1916 in Henry Illinois aged 65 10 7 after an accident. He served as justice of the peace postmaster coroner state food inspector and editor of The Henry Republican. He joined Christian fellowship in Bradford and later Henry, contributing to temperance work and Sunday School leadership. The service included Rev Mercer Rev Martin and Rev W R Phillips quartet singing Abide With Me and other hymns. His death followed a life of public service and church activity.
Buffalo New York says a daughter plagued by monthly back and side pains found relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The advertisement urges young women with menstrual and digestive issues to seek guidance from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. and promises confidential replies to female inquirers.
Long obituary notes Clara Vie Manners of Henron daughter of a Revolutionary War soldier aged 82. Born March 24 at Clarendon New York she lived in Illinois after early moves, supported by family and D A R members, and received a pension before entering the Soldiers' Widows Home at Wilmington Illinois in April 17 with precarious health.
Carlotheon 91137 state license A 12466 dark black with white markings, foaled April 2 1912. Pedigree includes Carnot Belleau Moulb Isolin Brillant Fenelon Coco Vieux Chaslin Mignon Jean Le Blanc and Ruth Calypso Theodius Besigur Fene lon Brilliant. Carlotheon is massive built strong conformation at over 2100 pounds and a prize winner at state fairs. He will stand 1916 season at Hunt Bros and Quinn Bros with insurance terms 825 to insure mare in foal. Parts of mares or moving away void insurance.
Proctor No 6594 a strawberry roan stallion, by Rooke 4 Dam Jane 135 by Baron 455, judged free of diseases by Dr. Marvin Fow and licensed to stand in Illinois. License expires May 16 1917. Weight 2000 pounds. 1916 breeding schedule at multiple farms with insurance terms of 118 dollars. Shearer Bros & Burton owners.
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