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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1910
Page
3
Many customers credit the bank with helping new entrants start in life by saving part of their income. The note encourages earnest effort and offers banking conveniences while maintaining safe, conservative practices. Community items follow, including visits, travels, fair attendance, and a lost bracelet at the Magnolia Grange fair.
Magnolia figures report several locals ill including Grandma Piper Grace Hiatt and Mattie Potter. Dr Elliston of Palatine attended a sick person on Saturday. George Bergstede took possession of a restaurant Monday. T C Bishop of Allentown visited last week. Will Smith and his son from Iowa visited William Hayen.
Magnolia Public School reports four weeks of steady progress with good attendance. Primary grades resume with Zeta Dean and Floyd Hauger returning after illness. second and third grades work on Hiawatha's Childhood and sewing projects. high school welcomes back Mr. Smith from South Dakota with substitute Elias Rolley earning praise. Principal Smith advises parental involvement and balanced home study.
A Galena Kansas woman recounts a lump on her side that grew large and troubled her at night. Doctors suggested surgery but she credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with dissolving the lump. The ad promotes the remedy for female ills and offers free advice from Mrs Pinkham. It also notes local social events and school activities in the area.
A Putnam County communication accuses county officials of unlawfully diverting county money. It notes $235 was later repaid after public scrutiny, with records examined by local citizens and reported in county papers. The piece urges proof of all statements and other facts. Also promotes Bucklen's Arnica Salve with local store availability and reports the obituary of Anna Thraikill Potter, detailing birth, marriage, residence, children, church life, and funeral details.
A letter from Hannibal Missouri by A J Ironmonger praises Foley's Honey and Tar saying it beats all previous remedies. He describes contracting a bad cold with pneumonia threat and credits the first dose with relief and one bottle with complete cure. The product contains no opiates.
Enida Griffith and Lora Kays returned from DeKalb last Thursday and left Sunday. The pair attended a Grange fair on Friday. W G Griffith T J Smith and F B Smith traveled to Springfield last Sunday for the state fair. Malitta Morris of near Amboy visits neighbors. John Swaney and family visited George Bell and family of Lostant. Mrs T J Smith and Henry stay this week at Marion Prench's. Miss Kerns the primary teacher.
Local items recount moves and visits in Lostant and nearby towns. Henry Comisky builds a new barn. families welcome guests from Venona Ottawa Mendota Hastings Neb and Chicago. Teachers form a reading circle at the school with Hinsdale Art of Study as the first book.
Miss Mary Bishop returns to Granville on Sunday. Henry Matern travels to Springfield exhibiting red hogs. Mrs G O Davis attends the 50th Congregational anniversary in Marseilles. George Puffer visits Chicago relatives. The south village road is graded and improved. Grange fair last week drew crowds. Miss Anna Leitschuh and Mr Bichoff reportedly wed in Chicago. P W Zimmerman shows hogs at Princeton and Kewanee with multiple premiums and sales. Dr Huth visits relatives from Chicago. Dr Elliston plans Magnolia move for practice enlargement. A baby girl born to Andrew Madison and wife on Sept 18. Miss Cecil Haws visits Ella Davis from Wenona.
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