Dr J A Swem Physician and Surgeon
Dr J A Swem is listed as a physician and surgeon in Henry Illinois with an office over Elsie Smiths Grocery Store on Main Street. Telephone numbers for office and residence are incomplete in the listing.
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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1914
Page
10
Dr J A Swem is listed as a physician and surgeon in Henry Illinois with an office over Elsie Smiths Grocery Store on Main Street. Telephone numbers for office and residence are incomplete in the listing.
Weekly local items describe visits by Miss Edna Leininger and Miss Elizabeth Curtis, trips from Chicago and Bloomington, and gatherings at Magnolia with Sunday school, hayrides, and a Halloween party. A temperance program at the auditorium, a band benefit social, and a women’s Aid meeting at Mrs. Miller’s highlight civic life, plus Putnam County court reports and agricultural notes on Chinese cabbage trials.
Legal notices list cases stricken and remanded with counts of costs paid. Local notes report residents like Dr Koefer buying a Ford runabout, Miss Rhodes visiting, and multiple community happenings including temperance meeting, club meetings, harvest yields, accidents, and road improvement demonstrations in Lostant Illinois.
McNabb family visits Tonica Granville and Streator notes list several relatives and travels. Apples shipped last week and two car loads of potatoes this week. Metamora bank sold to Metamora bank and will be united, creating a single bank. Subscribe for The Republican.
In South Milo Walter Bentley offers sweet cider. Mrs. George Barker recovering after several days of illness. Frank Barkman and family visited relatives at Princeton. George Hall and Theodore Clark families to Peoria Saturday. Mae Colehower sews for Mrs. Will Yarger. Charles Reid in Princeton. Walter Bentley and wife spent Sunday with Eugene Vail's family near Princeton. Mrs. Will Austin and daughters Ethel Reid and John McClane traded in Henry. Amos Kellom visiting William Hufnagel Sunday.
Mrs. Lafayette Tuck of Homer City Pa recounted giving Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to her three year old during a severe cold. She praises its quick benefit and child friendly taste noting it contains no opium or narcotics and can be given to children as confidently as to adults. Sold by all dealers.
The war drives a 10 to 15 percent increase in paper stock prices affecting printers and stationers. The office will keep current prices for now in hope the raise is temporary.
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