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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1917
Page
10
Dr Hall a physician and surgeon in Henry Illinois offers electrical apparatus to diagnose and treat diseases treatable by electricity. He answers calls day and night and maintains an office on Edward Street.
Daily sessions listed with office hours 9 to 12 morning and 1 30 to 5 afternoon. Official office located in the F W Potter building with contact numbers 251 for the office and 220 for the residence on Black Drive Weatherly Miss Allen managing services.
Government interest widens on a Joliet Utica inland waterway to link the Great Lakes with the Gulf of Mexico. War strain on railroads and coal shortages push advocates, led by Governor Lowden, to push eight foot channel plans and improve freight capacity to ease congestion.
Local notice from Henry May offers satisfaction guaranteed or no pay and invites patrons to write for dates. The brief ad emphasizes customer assurance and encourages engagement from potential customers.
Community Red Cross events raised funds and boosted morale with a military euchre party at the Commercial club. Eleven new members increased the chapter to 318 as knittings for navy seamen and a planned November 30 old fashioned ball drew interest.
A Sunday night union meeting at the Presbyterian church topics include the Y M C A wartime drive with a $35,000,000 goal and a county pledge of $5,000. Edgar Nichols delivers the keynote on the Y M C A’s work for soldiers, including buildings, stationery, reading material, and services in the field and at home.
A government investigator visited Toluca and conducted an open court at city hall for four hours. A local prominent citizen testified on matters concerning the Liberty Loan and stated intent to be compliant, subscribing to a Liberty Loan bond.
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