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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1907

Page

6

National Grange Meets in Hartford in Forty-First Session

The National Grange opened a ten day session in Hartford Connecticut with 35 states represented led by Illinois State Master Oliver Wilson. The order counts about 900000 members and heard speeches including a grand welcome by Mayor Henney and remarks by ex Governor Bell and others. Oliver Wilson reported strong growth in Minnesota and new granges while Mrs Wilson joined several committees and the treasurer Ena S McDowell announced over 100000 in bank funds. A Hard Debtor to Pay.

National Grange Hartford Conn Illinois Oliver Wilson Mts Martha M. Wilson W. F. Henney Bell Vermont R S. Wondruff Connecticut Luther Trinity College Charles S Mellen New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad N J Bachelder Madison Wilson Ena S '‘McDowell New York Minois Henry Republican

Stead Supports Lease Tied to Water Power Deal

Attorney General Stead endorses the Joliet lease to the Economy Water Power Co describing it as binding though it defeats legislative plans to use power revenues for canal development. He notes Dresden Heights dam aligns with river development and urges state inquiry, while warning the dam will cut power revenue for the deep waterway project.

Economy Water Power Company Joliet Almot Stead War Department Dresden Heights Illinois Des Plaines Congress Dlam

Illinois proposes bonds to develop water power and river canals

A Philadelphia paper reports Illinois plans to issue 20.09 million dollars in bonds to develop water power and connect the Illinois River to the Chicago Drainage Canal, aiming for a navigable lakes to gulf waterway. The piece emphasizes national cooperation and the middle west leading the push for this major improvement that benefits all states.

Philadelphia Oilinois Minois Chicago ‘Drainage Canal Congress Middle West The Lakes Middle Wesk

California reminiscences on travel and new road laws

A Los Angeles letter from C RR Runnels recounts a cross country journey via the C R & P to visit Sumner county and El Paso. It notes California growth, the clean oil powered Southern Pacific, a Mexico visit, and ends with a summary of new state highway laws, their drag-crew pay rates, and penalties for driving on dragged roads.

Los Angeles Cal Republican California Golde Kansas City Sumner County United States Kansas Oklahoma Ft Worth Texas & Pacific el Paso Chicago Mexico Seattle Southern Pacific New Mexico Arizona Yuma Colorado River Southern Pacific Company Peoria Runnells Washington Olive St Commissioners of Highways State Highway Commission Commission

Downward Course of Kidney Ills Warns Readers

An Advertorial testimonial warns of kidney decline from backache to diabetes and Bright's disease. It promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as relief, with Mrs Lida Erwin of Henry and customers endorsing the remedy from J Niece drug stores and Bustell Militurn Co Buffalo New York as sole U S agents. Remember the name Doan's Pills.

Bright Lida Erwin Henry Til Dean Doat s.Kinney Jrésterr Militurn Co Buffalo New York Bole United [States Fener Doan Falke

Rich land township corn yields eyed at record acres

Journal Jay Owens, a well known Richland township farmer, owns 60 acres of corn expected to yield a huge field. Judges estimate 110 to 154 bushels per acre, Irving Breaddus predicts about 120. Miss Della Simpson visits from Henry, guest of Miss Atha Longman. A Lacon post office stamp scam ends with a $1 bill and $4.90 change returned. Mayor John I Thompson and bride return from wedding tour through Colorado, Texas, and Old Mexico to their Thompson residence on Fifth Street Marshall county. FOR SALE Pure bred Poland China boars at Merritt, Henry I.s.

Jay Owens Richland Township Marshall Irving Breaddus Hfe Lacon Della Simpson Henry Atha Longman Hacker Thompson Fifth Street Marshall County

Public sale of livestock implements and household goods

A public auction will be held at Whitefield Corners north of Snells store, 10 miles NW of Henry IL, starting 10 am. Seventy cattle, twenty three head of Poland China hogs, four carts and farming gear, a bedroom suite and assorted household items are offered with cash and credit terms, 6 percent discount for cash, removal required after settlement.

Snells Whitefield Corners Henry PEC Poland China McCormick

Sapp speech pushes price rise to curb wood pulp ring

The Joliet congressman urged Inland Daily Newspaper Association to raise paper prices to meet rising pulp costs. Peoria Star counters that such tariffs would let the pulp ring seize timber land and extort high pulp prices, harming subscribers and competition.

Sapp Joliet Associat Péoria Star Canada Dne

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