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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1906

Page

8

Fresh air exercise and Scott's Emulsion for consumption cure

The article notes consumption responds to fresh air exercise and nourishing food with Scott's Emulsion as a near cure. It mentions millions live in good health with one lung and that cod liver oil has long been prescribed but often ineffective in its old form.

Scott

Scott's Emulsion offers easy digestion for long use

The advertisement claims Scott's Emulsion digests easily and is tolerated like cod liver oil, suitable for long term use in consumption. A free sample offer is extended to readers.

Farm stock and implements auctioned on December 1 1906

George Lippert sells at public sale on his farm near McNabb Illinois 644 miles east of Henry. The catalog lists 37 cattle 14 bred Aberdeen Angus cows 283 spring calves 15 steers, 6 horses and pony along with a full blood bull calf Cedar Hurst stock, 40 spring shoals, and farm machinery from McCormick binder to oil cans. Terms: cash up to 10 then 12 month credit on bankable paper at 6 percent. Auctioneers A P Child Son W G Griffith clerk. Lunch by T H Rolley. 11-22-2w

Grant Trone McCormick Peoria George Lippert A. P. Child & Son W. G. Griffith T. H. Rolley

Public Sale at Farm Near Henry Illinois in 1906

The undersigned offers for sale at the old Dr Harris farm six miles west of Henry and three quarters mile south of Lyman Hunts Whitefield township on Tuesday December 11 1906 at 10 o'clock a full farm sale with eleven head of horses and colts fifteen head of cattle eleven head of shoats farm implements and related items. Terms cash for sums $10 and under and on larger amounts a note at 12 months with interest if paid when due or 7 percent interest if not. cash discounts as specified. Lunch served. Frank Dantell Henry Illinois auctioneers S L Case.

Dr. Harris Henry Lyman Hunt Whitefield Township

New Pastor Rev H W Burger Honored by Presbyterian Church

The Republican reports a reception for Rev H W Burger and his wife at the Presbyterian church in Henry after his nine year tenure in Gardner. The ceremony featured remarks by J A Williams and a cordial welcome from the session as members praised the pastor and his family.

H. W. Burger Presbyterian Church T. L. Jones H. F. Andrews Harter Jenness Meier J. A. Williams Mr Burger

New Pastor Welcomed by Peoria Presbytery Congregation

Clarence E. Burt speaks for the church as the congregation ratifies the placement of a new pastor with the Peoria Presbytery. Members from Ladies' Aid and Christian Endeavor express eagerness to work together, while a humorous overview by Mrs. T. L. Jones highlights key church workers and expectations for Easter and summer events.

Peoria Legion Clarence E. Burt G. M. Locke Ladies’ Aid Society Deck T. L. Jones T. Lt. Jones Hiram Hunter Treasury CG. E. Burt Israel Mr. Forbes Mr. Moon Bonnie China Spokane Fisher Staunch Trn Anna Culter Hall

Pastor’s welcome and social gathering at church event

Speakers thanked the congregation on behalf of themselves and their wives for words spoken and for brotherly greetings. Henry was described as a stranger who would soon gain many friends. The pastor’s remarks urged cooperation to build the Lord’s kingdom. A child’s slumber song and a fruit salad collation followed, extending the social hour to 11.

Henry Lloyd Hunter T. L. Jones

McClure's Promotes Life of Mrs Eddy and Christian Science

McClure's announces a life of Mary Baker G. Eddy and a history of the Christian Science movement. The editorial notes the rise from obscurity to national relevance, praising Eddy’s life while acknowledging critics. An impartial, wide public presentation is promised, despite expected hostility.

McClure’s Mrs. Eddy Mary Baker G., Eddy Lynn Mass Mary Eddy Christian Science Christian Science Movement

Famous Strike Breakers Dr King’s Pills

Dr King’s New Life Pills touted as a cure for liver and bowel troubles. Claims rapid relief from constipation, headaches, and dizziness. Sold for 25 cents at J. E. & I. A. Powells City Drug Store.

Dr. King New Life J. E. & I. A. Powells City Drug Store Henry Ill

Tremendous Duck Coats and Fur Accessories

A large stock of duck coats starts at $1 with an extensive Fur Cap and Fur Glove collection available in multiple style variations.

Fur storage offer during summer months free of charge

The article notes a spacious cedar room in the fur department available to store and insure customers' furs at no cost during the summer, inviting patrons to take advantage of the complimentary service.

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McNabb, Ill Presbyterian Church and Family Burt George Locke The Sunday School Times Marion- Lawrence Williamses Thomas Monier Thomas Jones Gil Smith Albert Stevens Mr. Bobbey Mr. Worley Harrison Gregory Bayne Kirkpatrick Andrews Ed Smith Holland London the Hague Palace of Peace Andrew Carnegie Him Push Chicago Daily Chronicle Henry Republican Burger J. EB F. A. Powell Livingston, Woodford Marshall Putnam Messrs Ireland Kerrick and Haase Moreau Shepard J. E. & F. A. Powells City Drug Store Presbyterian Church of Francis Kilduff South Side First Street LA Salle, Illinois Yeur Kilduff Kildafe's SS Proprietor Second and Marquette Sts LA Salle, Ill Illinois Chicago
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