The Avery Lads Them All in Planers and Mowers
A line of planers omimivat ors and wagons displayed at the business premises for inspection with many items available for purchase.
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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1906
Page
2
A line of planers omimivat ors and wagons displayed at the business premises for inspection with many items available for purchase.
Harry Dewey was sick for two days marking his first absence since age six. The school resumed Monday as teachers and pupils returned to tasks. For two weeks no church or school bell rang to avoid variola germ spread. only Rev St Johns family is affected and their illnesses are mild. Citizens express gratitude.
A 23 year old miner Albert Baggs died after a coal bank accident near Tennis Hollow. He was using a scraper to pull back powder from a drilled hole when a spark ignited powder, causing a blast that ended his life around four o clock Saturday afternoon.
The report records a funeral, union procession, local visits, and a lively chrysanthemum exhibit at La Prairie. It notes Miss Edith Waugh visiting Sparland, Leonard Packingham buying a buggy, and Speer talent club plans a play Uncle Jack plus Brownie entertainment.
Private note from Mrs Neva Chapin shares cheerful news as a corn husker gift arrives for Mr Henry Shaffer. A severe sleet storm hits Tuesday with farmers delayed. Oyster supper moved to Friday turning into a dinner amid ongoing community activities. A minstrel comedy troupe tours the hall. Langford R Green plans to move, buying Nat Outright’s houses on Missouri Avenue. Dick and John intend to stay on the farm, thinning social and church ties. Public school held a charity show. proceeds for an organ with admission 28 cents.
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