Local Store Adverts Highlight Binders Sugar Sale and Drugs
A collage of shop notices from Clark & Hoyt and T. L. Harrington promote paints binders sugar and groceries along with a sugar sale at Nicee's Drug and Book Store. Also advertised are hair care remedies Hyer's Specif ic for dandruff and Woolford's Sanitary Lotion with druggists selling in Henry Illinois and other promotional lines.
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Clark & Hoyt
T. L. Harrington's
Spot Cash
Clark & Hoyt’s
Republican
T. L. Harringtons
McCormick
T. L Harrington
Nicece’s
C. EB. Abbott
Woolford
J E
F A. Powell
Henry
Ill
Hyer’s
F. A. Powell
John Neice
Eli Wright
J E.a& F. A. Powell
Muggista
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Reader tips for news tips to The Republican office
The notice explains how readers can submit information by calling the office or sending a note through the post. It emphasizes signing names to avoid fraud and notes that such favors are appreciated by the editor.
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Republican
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Henry Chronicle notices and local happenings in Whitefield area
Mr and Mrs Abram States of Long Point visit relatives in Henry with praise for the city. Various town updates include church events, census preparations, a runaway accident, socials at M E church, and a long obituary tribute to Mr and Mrs Fountain's retiring era and their son Edward’s death.
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John Wherry Jr
Chicago
Frank Ebaugh
Rex
George Snell
Peoria
M. Bowman
Canada
Win
George Longman
Elmer Hunter
Michigan
Paskell
Prof Hartnett
McCoy
Wirt Street
Samuel A Hanna
Henry
Marshall Lodge No 63
the Henry High School
New Opera Hall
A. Schredzki
The
Christian Church
Charles Wingo
Babe
U.P. RR
Br, Co
David
Robert McDonough
Powell
W H. Worley
Wyoming
W B Armstrong
Jacobs
H. L. Hutchins
Benedict
M. BE
Abram
Long Point
Mra Croft
William Moses
Runnells
California
G. F. Paskell
Grace
Old Dominion
Old Virginny Taooy
J. R. Bolet
Quincy
Harry Clayton
Hancock County
Frank Vail
Wiliam Fosdick
Homer Swift
Kirkpatrick
Henry Camp
Geo Nicholson
Henry Mohler
Lou Clark
Omaha
Neb
Center Church
Broken
Oscar Hill
H. J. Adama
B. Yaeger
Congregational Church
A. F Marah
Lacon
Ayling
Marshall County
Ione
Evans, Lacon
John Morgan
Third
Carroll
Theodore Disosway
United States
Commonwealth
M. E. Church
Epworth League
J. C. Moodey
Ruby Wild
Forward Duster
Marshall Downing
Slogog
Jennie Deyoe
Reading
Farmer Brown
A. Grant
C. W. Ayling
Orlando
Santa Rosa
Cal
47Th Regiment
Edward Heie
R. C Moodey
Fountain
Whitefield
Whitefield Corners
Ifo
Edward
Lane's Family Medicine Promises Free Trial Packages
A 19th century advertisement seeks 100 ladies and 100 men to call on druggists for a free trial of Lane's Family Medicine, credited to Dr Silas Lane in the Rocky Mountains. It claims cures for blood, liver and kidney diseases, constipation, and complexion, selling large packages for 50 cents as John T Smith improves slowly.
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Lane
Silas Lane
Rocky Mountains
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Hutchins & Lincoln
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Bargata
Ayer
Turkey
America
J. Watercott & Co
Mr John T Smith
Campbell Bros
Leading Jewelers
Henry, Ill
Dunlap
Stetson
Main St
Ovary
Illinois
Priestley
Schipper
Adams St
J. H. Adkinson