Acenes Market Notation Shows Narrow Price Range
The fragment notes a price range from 1. to 2.00 with mention of balances or units. No clear event or entities are established beyond a numeric trading reference.
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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1910
Page
3
The fragment notes a price range from 1. to 2.00 with mention of balances or units. No clear event or entities are established beyond a numeric trading reference.
Pagenes Mabel and Elsie Gehr are mentioned as visiting and socializing with relatives in ska and Iowa. Several names including Mrs Curt Tanquary, Mrs George Duncan, DeWalt, Anna Suft, Mr Blackwell, Edith Wetzel, Tracy Ording, and Jay Hackney appear in a string of social notices and events. Community gatherings include a bazaar and supper planned for Dec 10 and a royal Neigh event with dinner and supper for all.
Miss Anna Becker and Nathan Hancock married at Hale Memorial in Peoria on Wednesday afternoon. The couple, after the ceremony, packed their goods and departed for their Lincoln Nebraska home. Anna's sister Willie will join them. a wedding shower for Miss Becker was held November 1 with gifts and a mock ceremony.
An advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as the best cough remedy for all coughs and colds. The copy stresses the yellow carton with black lettering and urges customers to avoid substitutes, naming A J Ironmonger as the source.
Long list of local names and activities in South Whitefield includes Alex Wunder Terrance O Morrow Miss Esther Chesney and Miss Anna Ely visiting relatives Henry teachers and school supporters Prof Ira M Ong’s fraction chart venture praised for education amid a busy social Sunday. Infant Cecil Jacobs dies at 17 days. funeral conducted by Rev DuBois. community sympathy noted.
Born to Mr and Mrs Henry Falk a daughter on Wednesday November 2. The Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs John Phelps Thursday afternoon. Miss Blanche Mielkey and Ethel Reid were in Princeton. Farmers busy with corn. Mielkey, Barker and Hall have new elevators. Mrs John Clifton returned home. Amree Longman spent Tuesday night at William Bentley's. Harry Chenoweth and sisters Belle and Alice visited Margie Smith. Allen Moffitt family visited Charlie Reid Sunday. Floyd Turner will read the League next Sunday evening on the topic Taking Men Luke 10. Golder family and son visited John Reid in their new auto.
Weather in November is unusually pleasant as corn busking gains fashion. Frank Farling works for Will Kelley. Arno Reinbeck’s horse was taken in a storm and stayed at Bob Kelley’s until Sunday. Joe Clark recovered from a recent illness. James and Susie Claycomb of New Florence, Pa., welcomed a baby boy born November 3. Susie is a Hayline by birth. Ethel Hollingsworth works for Mrs Arno Reinbeck. Minnie Sarver remains ill with a swollen face from ulceration but shows signs of improvement.
Mr and Mrs J M DeVault visit Mr and Mrs Wm Scott. A farewell reception for Rev and Mrs Black at the UP church followed by their departure to Allerton Iowa where Rev Black will lead the UP church. Ruth Greene visited home folks. Mildred Wilmot and Ambro Wilmot visited Peoria. Dorothy Scott and Una Watt hosted seven young ladies at a chafing dish supper.
An old advertisement invites women to imagine voting and promotes Dr. King's New Life Pills as the cure for dull feelings backache headaches and more. Priced at 25 cents, the product is sold at A J Ironmonger's and T J Segraves' drug stores.
Pworth League services planned for Sunday evening with leader Floyd Turner. Mallett returns from Michigan with 160 acres. will move to new home in spring. Ladies' Aid meets Thursday with Mrs Toho Phelps. Mrs Jennie Chenoweth improving slowly. Mr and Mrs Dan Swearingen visited Toulon. Mary Carrico helps with housework. Local residents on Henry business. Elsie Wright visiting aunt Mrs David Wright. Mito school pupils earned high marks in October. List of top Wright family grades with several 90s. Mrs Turpin praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy for whooping cough and cold. sold by A J Ironmonger and T J Segraves.
The miners union plans a memorial on November 14 at Cherry for nearly 300 lives lost in the St Paul coal mine disaster. Nationally known speakers are being secured, the mine reopened, and about 150 miners are back in the third vein. A drainage district of 6,000 acres in Fulton and Peoria counties near the Illinois river will get a $185,000 levee and ditches.
Mrs Neff of Peoria visits with Charley and sister Mrs Prichard. Clifford Nurss from Iowa stays with grandma and friend John Menoher. Emily Bragg installs a concrete porch floor and plans enclosure for winter. Otto Symmes and Mrs Nickerson relocate houses. Emily Bragg attends Champaign funeral of cousin Bassett with Mrs Van Tassel. Deaths from consumption strike the family. Sterling and Moline Traction Co funds $5,000 for Princeton to Sterling branch survey through Kasbeer Ohio and Walnut. Eight civil engineers begin mapping the route from Princeton north with HQ set there.
Dr Sanders of Har rodsburg Ky recalls friends doubting his recovery from consumption before using Dr King’s New Discovery. The remedy allegedly stopped a long cough and improved health. It claims to treat coughs colds la grippe asthma croup hemorrhages whooping cough and weak lungs. 60c 1.00 Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by A J Ironmonger and T J Segraves druggists.
Estate of Peter Jacobs Jr. appraisement bill and widow's award approved. Administratrix fixes January term for claim adjustment with notice by posting and publication as law requires. Guardianship letters issued for Arthur Cleveland Ryan minor with $75 bond. Various estates and minors with orders for adjustment terms and guardianship fund loans noted.
Property transfers show Ehrnthauer to Devlin and multiple quit claim deeds involving Toluca Bennington and Lacon. Notable names include Jno Anderson and James Tracey with Santa Fe and Toluca additions. Marriage licenses list Dicks Marsh Quiram Scarborough Harrison Beggs Williamson Voschel. Foley Kidney Pills advertised as a tonic with quick results.
SPEER William Gray has replaced his furnace with a steam heating plant and donated the old furnace to the Lawn Ridge parsonage for use as poor as possible. Monday evening Mrs Moran entertained her Sunday school class at her home in honor of John Menoher. Fire destroyed two Gornéribs containing several hundred bushels of corn at the farm of R Ro Strettwaltor Tuesday, two buggies were also burned.
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