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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1890
Page
4
Notes cover the Siberian railway future and liberal progress in Russia, the U.S. Supreme Court vacancies, Swiss linguistic diversity, New Jersey cranberries outlook, Japan's parliamentary shift, Susquehanna lumber trade, Paris style postal parcels, California rust crop, a nutty butter substitute from Africa, Pittsburg lake canal plans, Mars atmosphere and moons, and census shows urban growth.
A compendium of short notices: Elder T. A. Boyer hosts a meeting in Monmouth. the Lacon Catholic fair clears about $1000. Burgees Bros to show horses at the Chicago Horse Show. Princeton Republican backs J. Henderson for U.S. Senate. Momence palace directors extend operation two years. La Moille gas well reports 18 psi and a loud steam whistle. Kohler trotting sale totals around $3000 for 22 horses. Mrs W & Cook improving. Rev G. J. Lucky gets pension increase. J. Foote buys most of Barber estate near Lostant at 70 an acre. Burglary at T. F. Lesh’s Magnolia arora nets about $20. Rockwell coal shaft in Peru burns, 7500 insurance, more losses expected. 150 workers displaced. Aaron Wright caught with corn. owner spares arrest and thrashes him. Election week business to resume normally per Tenica News. Rev R. N. Morse improving after hay wagon accident. Roy Lawson shines at Mo mence day palace. silver medal awarded. Thomas Woss 25 years as Masonic secretary. commended by Lafayette. Two full grown persimmon trees in Morris. fruit abundant. Rev C. M. McCurdy travels to Cedar Rapids to meet grandmother Mia Parker, 88, arriving for winter. Elk farm planned near Mackinaw with a loaded shipment to Mackinaw. Minonk foot race for $1000 goes to H. Creager over W. Hemmerle. large bets placed across Chicago area. Dr. Jordan’s cows escape fence and feast on beets and cabbage. A Kentucky inheritance note on a family shows red palms becoming brown and rough with age.
A group of relatives from Indiana Kansas and Illinois aged 61 to 81 gathered last week for a social dinner. Madames Mary Mullen Katharine Thomas Lydia Grable Rebecca Wilson Sarah Mc Gaffin Mary Bowman Margaret Gudgell and W G Gudgell were all fist cousins with an average age of about 70 years. They previously met several years ago and enjoyed the reunion.
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