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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1918

Page

2

Theologian Bishop Flipper Attacks Bigotry in Atlanta

Fragmented remarks recount a theologian bishop denouncing bigotry while recalling a Calhoun tale about roads and wheat. The piece references a revision plan for estates and a Minors State Bar probate committee chaired by Judge Henry Horner with members from Springfield Quincy and Chicago.

Flipper Atlanta Calhoun Pittsburg Lowden Minols Btate Bar Association Henry Horner Probate Court of Chicago James H.metheny Springfield George W Coin of Quincy Walter K. Lincoln Covert Joseph N. Carter Supreme Court Mr. Lincoln

Ottawa Co operative Packing Co holds annual meeting

More than three hundred stockholders from across the state attended the Ottawa Co operative Packing Co annual meeting. J P Farrel opened the session and director nominees were chosen from each county resulting in a 292 vote. New officers include President B H Dowd Ottawa and Secretary Roy Wily Ottawa with meetings slated for October 21 in Ottawa.

Co-Operative-Packing E. H. Doud J. P.farrel Chamber of Commerce Clarence ‘Griggs Griggs Doud Packing Co Wut Ottawa Henry L. Benton Geneseo George Brohman Cambridge Bureau Chamber of Commécé Co-operative Packing Co Dowd Neweat Corporation Co-Operative Packing ,Co Illinois Co-Operative Uliness , Co-Operative Packing Co Ottawa Free Trader- Journal

Death of Mrs. Faye Wittkopf Wittkopf at Cedar Rapids

Mrs. Faye Wittkopf Wittkopf, Cedar Rapids and Marion Gazette representative, died at 1222 Fifth Avenue Cedar Rapids at 3 30 am from lobular pneumonia after a short illness of under five days. Survived by husband George R. Wittkopf and daughter Anna Marie, she had lived in Cedar Rapids since 1917 after marrying in town. Born May 30 1891 at West Union Nebraska, she lived in Toluca Illinois and Rowley Iowa, later studying in Princeton Illinois. Funeral was at 2 pm Wednesday at 1222 Fifth Avenue with Rev P Cook of Monroe Wisconsin presiding and burial at Oak Hill cemetery.

Evening Gazette Cedar Rapids Iowa Faye Wabel Wittkoff T. F. Lash Faye Wabter Schultz Wittkopf Marion Fifth Avenue Marlon Rather Ortman Sutherlan Ore Clara Stavenson West Point Sadie Cornelle Witt Ill Gladys Helen Wabel Wittkopf The Christian Church First Christian Church Rev. P. Cook Monroe Wis Oak Hill Cemetery

Government asset or state control calls rise in Earlville

The Earlville Leader discusses the idea of government ownership of newspapers noting price hikes and staff changes as potential outcomes. It also reports on the Fourth Liberty Loan details and Sinclair Oil completing river pipeline work stopping oil leakage, with crew numbers and timeline.

Earlville Leader Council of Defense Mendota Fort Leavenworth Sinclair Oil Company Illinois River 7A Gang of 14

Good Tires Promise Smooth, Economical Car Service

Good tires prevent time lost through tire troubles and ensure continuous service. United States Tires offer five passenger car or light delivery options Nobby Chain Used Plain and Royal Cord. A nearby Sales and Service Depot dealer can point them out.

Tribute to Mother and National Liberty Day Reflections

A reader writes of filial devotion praising a mother as a child’s lifelong caregiver. The note recalls care and debt, and contrasts past nursing with present support. The piece also mentions a public celebration of Liberty Day proclaimed by President Wilson and a nationwide response.

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To me, for no other reason she is my mother

A fragmented personal note reflects affection for a mother, citing pride and support. The text mentions October 12 and implies a wish to watch her progress, ending with a vague reference to national liberty.

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