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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1911
Page
10
An advertorial warns of dyspepsia and promotes Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets from The Rexall Store A. J. Ironmonger. It claims a famous millionaire’s failed stomach led to a universal warning and touts a remedy with three sizes priced 24 cents, 50 cents, and one dollar.
In Hopewell and surrounding towns residents attend sales and visits, with Mae Hemphill displaying millinery at Brown & Olson's. Many travelers and guests are mentioned from Wenona, Magnolia, Peoria, and Cedar Falls Ark, along with local shopping, birthdays, and a marshmallow and weenie roast plan that became a home gathering due to weather.
Peter Stromgren and Wm Anderson bought corn elevators from J R Beisty in Lacon. John Prenz une bought one from Lawrence Proaddus of Varina. Miss Nathalia Lundia from near Salesburg, working at tiust Carieon's over three months, returned home Wednesday with Elvina Lindberg. War. Whetzel and family visited near Wenona. Citizens aided strikers. Dr King’s New Life Pills promoted as health aid.
A large congregation attended the funeral of George Toomey held at the Boydrove church at 2 o clock Tuesday. The community remembers him as a longtime resident and good neighbor. undertaker Smith of Henry led the service with Rev Vandervoort and music by Miss Arlene Hunter, Miss Brown, and Miss Ilya Harrison.
Elmer Diverbiss Harold Ball Josie Bogner and Ed Schubert attended Springfield fairs the past two days and returned with reports of a fine time. Mrs L C Hunt spent Sunday at JL H Lassman's. Mrs Harry Shirtswi nd tine bean is improving. Mrs Johnson Lutes returned from Indiana with her brother slowly improving. Mrs Callie Glawson is somewhat better. Robert Bell of Dwight visiting RSM Tremain and wife. Clark Ball serving on the petit jury at Lacon this week. Elmer Hunt in Springfield at the state fair. Mrs L C Hunt and Aisa Mary Quinn plan to attend the state fair this week.
A big ready to wear team invites customers to inspect new coats suits skirts and waists offered at 15 to 25 percent below city prices. Garments are from top style makers noted for precise fit and detailing from length and swing to collar shape lapel roll and pockets. Customers will recognize quality even without knowing the specifics.
Only the most approved fashions are shown with hats of character and exquisite trimming. Women seeking beauty and practicality will find them there in a superb display priced from 3 to 18 dollars including 350 4.50 5 up to 18 dollars.
Announcing new arrivals of Hart Schaffner & Marx suits for men priced from 15 to 25 dollars and overcoats from 11 90 to 40 90. The advertisement invites men who value good dress to view the new fall collection and highlights the brand’s quality.
The community mourns George F Toomey who died after coal delivery incident. Funeral held Tuesday at Boyd's Grove church with services by Stev Vivian and Rev Vander Voort, large turnout showing respect. Burial conducted by M W A members. numerous floral tributes noted.
Egan manufactures cement at seven dollars per barrel earlier. now leading firms sell at seventy cents a barrel at the works. Independence in the industry benefits the nation. American makers supply a major share of world output. A claim links supply to plaster efficiency with a dampened hamnel bound to affected parts, priced at one tenth of plaster. Available from A. J. Ironmonger and The Segraves druggists.
Community advertisement invites local residents to engage with a broad outreach campaign. It emphasizes participation, awareness, and collective action to address shared concerns and opportunities.
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