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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1911
Page
2
Bergner Store in Peoria announces readiness for October's real fall weather and the public's demand. The message emphasizes being fully equipped to serve customers as the season begins.
Suits coats and dresses of qualities and styles never before attained at the prices we are asking. No matter the price you have decided you will pay for the garments you need you can find the city's best array of styles patterns and sizes. Comparisons prove the claim.
We offer a wide selection of suits at 25 dollars, promising a model that fits you exactly. For seasons we have specialized in this price, and this fall manufacturers present excellent quality and design, setting new records in value.
Bergners Millinery offers hats that enhance individuality and personal distinction. Shoppers find styles that suit the wearer and elevate appearance, making hats a defining accessory.
Local notes describe persistent rain at Magnolia Grange fair with hog cholera hits area while exhibitors and judges face losses. Community members travel to Springfield for the state fair and visit relatives in Granville, Decatur, Peoria, and Ottawa as school and racing events unfold and plans for 1912 are discussed.
James C. Dahlman the long serving mayor of Omaha recounts a varied political career in Nebraska including sheriff terms, Chadron and Omaha mayorships, and a 1910 gubernatorial bid. He endorses Foley Kidney Bins and forwards a testimonial to Foley & Co in Chicago.
Mrs Kate Miller, held in Hennepin County Jail, is defended by Henry I. Norwlan of Peoria on a charge of shooting and killing Jeston Miller, her brother-in-law, on Labor Day morning. The trial is set for the third Monday in October amid intense local anticipation.
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