Wells Elected in 1691 Republican District Race
The Henry Republican urges voters in the Fifth Judicial District to reelect Henry W Wells to the Supreme Court. The note endorses Wells in a Republican district with calls to vote next Monday and promises detailed local news and history features in upcoming issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reopublicam Judicial District
Bureme Court
Henry W. Wells
Gtrgotti Jusees
Eighth District
Ae ‘Ller
Winslow Evans
Fifth Judicial District
Supreme Court
Alfred Malesburg
Ill
Henry W Wells
H. W. Wells
Memorial Day Reflections and Call to Observe
A memorial day appeal recounts 25 years of peace after Civil War strife and urges all citizens to close business for a solemn cemetery observance. It emphasizes unity of the north and south, honoring fallen heroes with flowers and teaching future generations about the sacrifices that built the nation.
John W. January Remembered for War Valor and Street Orator
A Saturday to Tuesday tribute to John W. January a former Marshall county resident born in Whitefield. The piece recalls his wartime bravery his amputations at Andersonville and his later role as a traveling liver and kidney medicine promoter aided by a strong voice and public speaking. He is 44 with five children a devoted mother and a lineage of sturdy men and mentored by local patrons who honor his endurance and spirit.
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John W. January
Marshall County
Whitefield
Andersonville
January
Horace L Hutchins dies after long life of faith and service
Horace L. Hutchins died Tuesday afternoon May 26 at age 84 85. He was born August 2 1806 in Windham County Connecticut and joined the Baptist church at Worcester Massachusetts at 21. He lived in Henry Illinois and worked as a wool merchant and traveling purchaser for a Canton firm. He married Lucretia Camp December 26 1881 and had six children. A devout temperance advocate he remained a Baptist and Bible student to the end. Funeral services were held at his residence with Rev W P Pearce preaching consolation and peace to mourners.
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Horace L. Hutchins
E H Hutchins
Ril Hogly
Windham County
Conn
Baptist Church
Worcester
Maas
Madison University
Hamilton
New York
Lucretia Camp
Eaton
Madison County
John Spofford
Rockford
E. H. Hutchins
A V. Hutchins
Chicago
Henry
Hutchins
New York State
Virginia
Illicola
Laws
Lacon
Cdy
W. P. Pearce
Sparland
Gala 4th of July at the Lake by Landlord Lincoln
Landlord Lincoln of the Undercliff plans a grand 4th of July celebration at the lake with a noted speaker music sailing fishing and sports. He aims for a gala day inviting the public and promising entertainment and hospitality throughout.
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Lincoln
Undercliff
Simon
A . Lake Senachwine
W. M. Lincoln
Rl& P.R.R
Putnam
Ill
Ladies Prefer Syrup of Figs Laxative in All Conditions
The pleasant effect and perfect safety of syrup of figs make it a favorite remedy for ladies. It is pleasing to eye and taste, gentle yet effective on the kidneys liver and bowels under all conditions.
Local notes reveal visits and community events
T F McCoy and son Pool and Ora Hickman visited from Varoa. Minoie Horr returns from Saybrook after another successful school year. The Riverside District Grange meets with large attendance. Magnolia library fundraiser nets 4850. Various locals travel, farm builds advance, and towns announce meetings and reunions.
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T. F. McCoy
Pool
Ora Hickman
Varoa
Anton Greser
Princeton
Minoie Horr
Saybrook
Riverside District Grange
M. E
W.W. Champ
Evans Town
Magnolia
Rey M C. Smith
Henry
Good Templar
Finch
Veron Bunnell
J F. Yates
Denver
Murden
Arlington
R. W. Spencer
Freeport
Lawrence Lippert
John Halbride
Chicago
Michael Wigand
Charles Kalifer
Charlie
Hunter
Henry Meyer
Brooklyn
Slater
Henry Vogelaang
Andrew Vogelsing
Charles
Chillicothe
Mre Vogelaang
J E.a. A. Powell
Venona High School
Tia
Flora
Ayer
William Robinson
Putnam
Marshall County Sunday School Association
Wenona
Hamill
State Sunday
Monay
C Price
Andrew Stibgen
Andrew
Publishing in Own Words Boosts Case for Chronic Cure
The piece highlights benefits of publishing statements by well known patients cured of chronic diseases and notes added weight when the physician is respected. Dr D. D. Ross’s long local practice enhances credibility. rare reports from his clinic draw strong public interest. Also lists letters remaining at Henry Illinois post office and a notice to sink a letter.
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D. D. Ross
Tthis City
Peoria Journal
P. O
Henry
Ill
Willie Bague
Long
Charles
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