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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1916
Page
8
Attendees from Speer and nearby towns gathered for a rally in Wyoming. Various residents visited relatives, returned from St Louis, and cast votes. Social events included gatherings at the Philips and Green homes, and Ladies' association meetings.
Mrs Joeye Wiard spent weekend with daughter Opal in Chicago. Miss Ethel Kitdow visited relatives in Sheffield. Mr and Mrs George Freer hosted at home. J L Dison and family attended. Bazaar and church dinners drew good turnout. Platonian Society program set for Friday at school house with songs and recitations. Many locals attended church events and social gatherings in town and Providence. Edna Pierson heads to Chicago for Christmas stay.
A man with years of indigestion reports Chamberlain's Tablets relieved his spells at once. A letter from Mia Casey of Genovg New York shares the improvement and urges others to try the remedy.
Local retailer proclaims service through quality Schaffner & Marx clothing. Promotes exclusive patterns Varsity Fifty and Varsity Hundred suits priced from 16.50 to 25.00, with new hats, shirts, shoes, pajamas, sweaters, and bedding. Highlights large showrooms offering Redfern coats, millinery, blankets, bedding, furniture, rugs, and home furnishings.
Mrs. Dri Blough and others attended events in Bradford. Residents report visits, car parties, and a few injuries. Tankage feeding discussed for hogs with price notes. Thursday Afternoon Club held a legislative program and social luncheon. Illinois tuition law debate noted with plans for rehearing or legislative solution.
County agricultural advisors at the state university summer meeting argue bluegrass and timothy hay have little role on costly farming land. They favor alfalfa and clover in crop rotations for hay, noting benefits to production and self-sufficiency. the view aligns with broader Middle West farming doctrine.
Suffering women from Wisconsin Oklahoma and Massachusetts report relief from displacements ulcers inflammation and bearing down pains after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Letters describe improved health energy and ability to work with endorsements and offers for confidential advice.
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