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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1916

Page

11

Sparland Socials and Local News Highlights

Sparland activities include visits by Anna Luft and Henry guests, family travels to Lacon and Peoria, and a supper event at M. B. church. Local incidents cover a tire accident, a shot of misfortune to a boy: broken spokes and leg injury, plus hospital stays for Izabelle McCartney and Mrs. Tesmer Campbell.

HB. T. Harmeson Peoria Anna Luft Helen Henry M. C. Marshall Mabelle

Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Advertised Relief

An ad touts Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as soothing for irritated membranes and antiseptic enough to loosen phlegm. It claims the product breaks up severe colds and eases stuffed up chests and sore throats with a dose at 25 cents.

Dr. Bell

Varna court records and real estate transfers outline

Court proceedings note a condemnation petition dated October 5 1916 with summons returns and a jury verdict in open court. Guardian ad litem Wallace J Black receives a $10 fee as cost. Real estate transfers list Toluca Coal Co to Frank Villano and multiple quitclaim and lot transfers in Toluca and Bennington. Marriage licenses record George Gibson and Alpha Hall and Lyle Duncan and Emma Cumming with paternal consent.

Village of Varna Minnie E. Wright Venice Wallace J Black Guardian Ad Litem Toluca Coal Co Frank Villano Santa Fe Toluca Ruth A. Ball Frank D. Ball Gertrude N. Bayne Cora E. Beckwith Bennington Bella M. Stoddard Bertel M. Stoddard Chris Cofford Mary di Giusto Joseph Talaga Franco Muscolante George Franklin Gibson Alpha Mae Hall Evans Lyle B. Duncan Emma Co. Cumming Steuben

Henry citizen endorses Doan's Kidney Pills in public statement

BE. L. Carrier, ship builder of River Street Henry, testifies after years of backache and weak kidneys that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved his discomfort and restored kidney function. He repeats his faith in the product on January 26, 1915, and urges readers to use the same remedy. Price 65 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sponsors the claim.

Henry Doan Dean BE. L. Carrier River St

Central school hosts secret surprise party for Miss Velma Campbell

Community notes recount a Secret plan at Central School Tuesday evening for teacher Miss Velma Campbell. The column also mentions social visits, family gatherings, and corn husking season with local residents like Albert Russell, the Newells, and the Riddell family frequenting farms and towns such as Peoria Sparland Aberdeen and Lacon.

Look Out For Recurrent Colds Warning

A warning on recurring colds warns of serious diseases like chronic catarrh pneumonia or consumption if a cold lingers. Cites Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a trusted, affordable treatment. Local social notes follow with visits, visits, and club activities.

Advt

Edwin Irwin Aged Boy Croup Helped By Remedy

Mrs H O Irwin of New Kensington Pa says her son Edwin suffered croup but Chamberlain's Cough Remedy gave relief after she used it as directed. She advises mothers to keep a bottle at home and follow directions for relief and quick recovery.

Croup Edwin O. Irwin New Kensington Chamberlain

Fall Wheat In Fine Condition After Recent Rains

Local notes report steady corn husking, new moves to Sparland, and visitors including Mrs. J Z DeVault from Bloomington. Obituaries honor Aunt Carrie Waughop Van Petten of Japan mission work, while an advertisement promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills for digestion.

Whitefield Center News Briefs Highlight Local Incidents

Carter Shearer’s four year old was injured in an elevator accident at John Burton’s while his mother was visiting. He stepped inside as it moved, tearing his shoe and injuring a toe. He was treated by Dr Blough and is improving. Also noted are Lafayette visits by Charles McAllister and Mrs McKirgan, and Thomas Seelye guests at Henry Aukland. Saratoga church services were held. Orville Lutes, Alta Daniels and Beulah Thielbar were absent from school due to illness. Miss Holton visited home folks over the weekend. Oscar Cox visited his sister Mrs Adar Monday.

Morris Holmes Milan Emma Orcutt Lacon Tesmer Campbell Wm. Hoadley Charley Hunt Anna McFarland Peoria Allison Garret Nellie Tanquary Venona Will Hoskins Iri B. Ransom Henry Dr. Royce Mary Riddell James Waugh Aberdeen Wash B. L. Buckley Fredia Marshall Wm. Riddell Anna L. Bussell John Cornell Ben Harry Bussell California New York Frank L. C. Nightwonger John Russell Strawn Wm. Hill Conrad Luft Chillicothe Salina Kas Des Moines Maria Root Zetta Gehr Mabelle Frank Johnson Alva Okla Denver Salt Lake City VanAntwerp Lawrence Tanquary Chester Fred Maxwell Lyle Duncan S. V. Hodge Son Dewey Wm. Charles South Whitefield Walter Holler Sparland Holler Walter George E. B. Blough Baby Scott Osborne Will Hoadley Lloyd Charles Benj Hunt Texas Will Thompson Kansas Whitefield Ed Wishall Fred Ely Benny Hunt Peter Apfel Kewanee Sophia Harlin M. I Apfel Fenwick Waughop Carrie Waughop van Petten Japan Emory van Petten Earth Whitefield Center Carter Shearer John Burton John Dr. Blough Charles McAllister McKirgan Lafayette

Sunday School Schedule Revised at Saratoga M E Church

Attendance Sunday's Sunday school reached 47 with 96 cents collected, down from last year’s 47 and $1.18. Church plans to start services at 2 PM, encouraging attendees to arrive 30 minutes early to avoid crowd delays. Funeral of William Monier in Champaign noted. Camp Grove begins Sunday school, bringing township total to two schools with Rev Jacobs preaching biweekly at 1 30 PM and 3 PM.

Saratoga M. E. Church William Monier Champaign Camp Grove Jacobs

Dr Gable offers new treatment at Camp House visit

Mr Watkins describes a system promising cures for rheumatism kidney and bladder troubles liver digestion and skin and nervous diseases. Dr Gable will explain the method free of charge at the Camp House Wednesday Nov 8 from 9 am to 4 30 pm and later visits will be regular with charges.

Gable Chicago Henry Camp House Dr. Gable Ingleside Avenue Ill

Wealth and inequality in American society critique

A critical note on U S wealth disparities cites figures of estate distribution and dependence. It claims two of three die without an estate and that most retirees rely on relatives or charity, prompting readers to renew subscriptions.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sparland Department Marshall County Hughes Club Sparkind Clifford Ireland L. N. Osborne William Aitchison Michael Lee D. R. Taylor Taylor Mt. Pulaski Charles Edwards Sarah Gehr Hidorado Hallowe'en Wivlan Miles Blues Elva Campbell Miss Thomas Lacon Navy Walter Smith Glen Holler Wilson Hughes Court House News Central School Velma Campbell Wm. Potter Albert Russell Baptist Ladies’ Aid Fred Koch Janie Ray Albert Hufnagel Newell House Tenie Newell Bob James Riddell Mary Virginia Wescott Riddell Halsey Monier Freida Marshall Losta Betts Ed Reinbeck Ed Damm Speer Wirt Hurd Burton Green Herbert Hakes Halleck Otto Hurd al Shane Green Valley George Khan Bernice Merrill Jacksonville J. K. Burnett la Prairie James Burnett B. E. Davis Usus Et Fructus Club Ruth Green Miss Green Lawn Ridge P. B. Phillips Mesdames Phillips Gruner Dr. King Chichester Brent Tony Brates Hest Drugaists Congress Adams Poland China Penn Center Farm Big Bone Castleton, Ill H. F. Adams Mr. Watkins J. H. Watkins R, G, Mattoon
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