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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1917

Page

2

Deep Waterway Boosts Seen From Lockport to Utica

Illinois officials and Governor Lowden explore inland waterway plans to connect the Great Lakes to the Gulf of Mexico via a Lockport Utica route. Advocates cite coal supply relief, lower freight costs, and reduced railroad congestion while federal interest grows and a Panama Canal link is urged.

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Satisfaction Guaranteed or No Pay Patronage Request

Henry asks for patronage with a promise of satisfaction or no charge and invites readers to write for dates.

Red Cross Chapter Plans November 30 Old Fashioned Gala

Ned Cross Newn describes a wartime benefit at the Commercial Club rooms for the Henry Hed Cross chapter. Twenty five tables of military euchre boosted receipts to 48.46 dollars and a November 30 old fashioned military ball is announced with 50 cent tickets.

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Funeral for Mrs Frank Bush of Henry

Mrs Barbara Ford Bush pooh died Nov 9 1917 after twelve weeks illness aged 69. She was born Jan 17 1848 in Henry and married Henry Hennicke later widowed twice children Urania Bewick Pearl Kathary Henry Clyde Adrian Marion and others survive with husband John Ford brother and sister Mrs Thorpe Dunlap. Funeral held Nov 11 at home at 2 30 Rev Brennan officiating with six casket bearers and Henry cemetery burial. Family expresses thanks for kindnesses from friends.

Frank Bush Urania Bewick Farnum Neb Henry Hennicke Gate Okla Pearl Kathary Salina Kan Adrian Marion Clyde Thorpe) Dunlap Brennan Ed Kaiser Elmer Haines William Knight Philip Thomas Alex Doelzer Sidney Ray Henry Cemetery

Hicks 1918 Almanac Ready for 36 Cents Postpaid

The Hicks 1918 almanac, prepared by Rev. Irl R. Hicks and Rev. John B. Noyes, is now ready and sold postpaid for 36 cents. Word and Works Publishing Co. of St. Louis advertises subscriptions at 1 000 dollars per year, including a copy of the almanac. Pete Ullman, accused of wrecking a train on the Illinois Central near WenonSON, has been sent to the St Charles industrial school for boys.

Presbyterian “Church America Lucy Mateer Rea W.martin G. E. Tilton H. F. Andrews B.-Phillips Mateor Funda France Red ‘Triangle India Mediterranean’ Sea British Isles C. A U.S Y. Mau Nichols Charles Beesley J. A. Willams A. B. Smith Sawyer Y. M. OC Rev Martin Réy. Martin Ir R. Hicks John B. Noyes Revv Irl R. Hicks Write Word and ‘Works Publishing Co Franklin Ave St. Louis Pete Ullman Illinois Central Railroad Wenans St Charles

Y M C A War Effort Praised Alongside Red Cross

The Peoria Star highlights the Y M C A wartime role as practical aid for soldiers. It notes hot coffee clothing fire medicine and food supplied through the Y M C A and its work extends from Europe to American camps preparing troops for the front.

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Court Hearing at City Hall Raises Local Tensions

A Toluca official court session at city hall lasted four hours with Bennington township’s notable resident testifying. The witness, described as a prominent citizen, faced questions about statements deemed unfavorable to the Saberty 3080 bond issue and a pledge regarding a property loan.

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