Henry city council approves water works lease and payments
The Henry city council met Monday November 6 1906 at city hall with Mayor Hutchins and Aldermen Yanochowski Cromwell Brown and Bickerman present. Bills were approved including 60 and 37 50 payments to water works officials and city staff. Ordinance 347 leasing the water plant for one year ending November 1 1907 was passed with detailed terms including rent of 1776 and city responsibilities for taxes and maintenance. The council also authorized bonds for the saloon and approved prohibiting dumping junk near the bridge while discussing affiliations with Rock Island Illinois and the city’s official bulletins.
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Comepee
Choiring
Yanechowscki
Cromwell
Brown
Bickerman
Smith
Halblieb
Potterman
Potter
Ponths
Christenson
I. Raymond
Baugh
Bell Coal
I. Powell
Ek Galpin
Elty Hall
Ald Cromwell
Ald Yanochowski
Yanochowski
Die
Jesyn
Ald Brown
Edlea & Humphrey
Cillye
Ald Yanoshowski
Dive
Dille
Ali Cromweell
Ald Bickerman
Bill Acceed Bickerman
Sam Gar
Cromwell Nase
Nay—Dilleay
Greenies & Helphrey
Harta
Ald
Ickereu
Ayer
Schowski
Cromwell, Brown
Ipydizance
Angas
Tepe
Wan Read
Fkordinance Leasing
Henty
Scolgnes Pws National Goantrucdom
Ordipanes
A. Hwa
Benny
Bie
Heit
Aity
Reston
Meitead
Henry
Iit
H Hutchins
Elias B
Wright
Ald Dille
Yanochow‘ski
Bicker
Henr Water Company
Thomas Dwyer i
David Dwyer
Julius Meister
Ayec
Ald Yandenewst
Pille
Cate
Caepied
Rvetshias
Bhing Te
Waigint
Waterway convention at St Louis eyed for Joliet delegation
Joliet civic groups plan a large turnout for the St Louis deep waterway convention on Nov 16 to press for the Mississippi Valley project. A special Joliet car may be chartered and delegates urged from towns along the proposed route to boost support for the enterprise.
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Mississippi Valley
International Waterways Commission of
Chicago
Middle West
Gulf
I 1
Joiet Commercial Club
Deep Waterway Committee
St Louis
Tew
Commercial Club
Joliet
F M Savage
Lockport
Romeo
Morris
Marsellius
la Salle
Hennepin
Henry Lacon
Henry
Lacon
Sudden Demise of Mrs Frances Loretta Young
Frances Loretta Young wife of William Stout was found dead in her brick home near School street and Henry wagon bridge last Thursday evening. An apparent stroke caused death, with a bruise suggesting a fall by the stove. The couple had lived on the Henry farm before moving to Henry township six years ago. The funeral was held at the M[ethodist] church, burial at Sugar Grove cemetery.
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Mire
Frances Loretta Young
William Stout
School Street
Henry Wagon Bridge
Loringe
Peor
Henry Yaeger
Gov
Mr. Stout
Henry
St Louis
Capt. Jackson Young
George W. Keller
Jon Edward Street
Young
William, Jr
Chester Bidwell
EB G Cromwell
H . Jacons
R F. Burt
B.K. Hartley
John Head Thomas McKenzie
McKown
Sugar Grove
Whitedeld Township
Doran
The Silent Reaper Ends Life of Jacksonville Resident
William B D Robinson, long prominent Jacksonville builder and Mason, died suddenly at home on North Main Street after a brief illness. Born 1824 in New Hampshire, he lived in Henry Illinois Cincinnati and Jacksonville since 1878. He leaves three sons Asa M Marcus and Albert F, plus a devoted church and Sunday school worker, honored by Masons, Congregationalists and community in life of duty.
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Ww. D. Robinson
William BD. Robinson
Jacksonville
North Main Street
Samlay
Main Street
Asa N. Robinson
Rod
Frank
Papa
New Hampshire
Henry
Marshall County
Illinois
Ruth Fowler
Churchville
Rodinson
Cincinnati
Robinson Wagon Company
Bement
Maros
Tloe
Hol
Asa 'M
Marcue
Harmony Lodge
No. 3
A. F
M Masons
Christian Church
South Main Street
Congregational Church
Robinson
Eoer
Bundar School
Aiwaya
Psstar
Asa If
Gna Marewchy
Sehood Notes and School Recap at Wenons
Jessie Daniels returns to echo after illness and the High School basketball team opens the gcse sca at Wenons with a 48 to 10 score in favor of We. Mae Lowdon leaves school. Floyd Williams returns after a two week absence. Thetera society hosts its first program Friday November 9 with essays and papers by multiple students. United States aids penny postage for idlers is noted.
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Jessie Daniels
Echo
Teat
Wenons
Mis Iscore
We‘nena
Mae Lowdon
Floyd Williams
Tera Society
Sivem
Aptidad 1
En Fellas
Plaso Sols
Nilvea
Rindias
Hazel Clift
Voesi
Josue Sweat
Angus Brown
Wmetatiar Thomas
Tha Honsyies
Hithel Garlend
Vetal Sh
Fay Wabsl
Forrest
Clarence Pimigs
Smine
Bedinilerd
Stella Doriewee
United States
Aids 5
Ratha Stover
Cehoal
Betimol Report on School Attendance and Daily Averages
The report details monthly attendance and daily averages by rooms led by Lulu itshrand, Gertrude Bickerman, May Wyckoff, Matthew Steele, Carrie M Carpenter, and Zora N Hickox. It lists enrollment figures, days attended, daily averages, and percentages of attendance and tardiness with totals for the principal and classes.
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Brod
Isifie
Lulu
Itshrand
Hisie L. Helper
Marelsment
Gertrude Bickerman
Otter
May Wyckoff
Matthew Steele
Carrie M. Carpenter
Zora N. Hickox
Femalsay
Pam
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Antone
H. W. Barges
Goran Adnot
Doe Agry
ST. Louis
Valley
Bt. John’s
St John's Parish
George Wicholson
Ice Jones
John Kiine
F. W. Potter
G. Cromwell
Diocese of
Quincy
Rock
Megsie
F W. Potter
Richard Reed
Dr. Cromwell
Reed
Bealde
Leony
Whiteh
Sprevieks
Tah RC
Linoamams Natit
Bosdere
Beme Corrections
S J. Baary
William Marshall
Elizabeth Street
Peora
Charles 5
Meck
Mey Landenberger
Mack
Gsey
Mob
the Silent Reaper
Hairy
Ris
Dmisssa
Catharine Rogereau
Wyx
Goodrick
Thomas Hf
Rawps
Gret
Dr. Fairbank
Pest
Rees
M. Ll. Robinson
J. Meinl
Ghanlain
Ong Heitiz
D. B. Hutchnsen
Robingson
Ams.t
Tiakiwa
Hitler Gofi
Hfe
Sehood Notes
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