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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1896

Page

3

Political activity and social events in Lacon and surroundings

The period reports Republican rallies, speeches by Clark Carr and Ed Fleischer, a marching club forming in Evans, and a floating theater boat in Lacon. Local church events, a Peoria laundry agency dispute, a chinaman worker’s accident, and preparations for the Patriotic Heroes Battalion march through Wenona are noted along with multiple visits and social gatherings in nearby towns.

Jis Fort Chicago Wright Streator Busines John Smith Vocared Fridey- Stand J. T. Thompson Tyes Piper Lacon Spontas Bane DePue Congregational Cehurch W. B. Thomas Milford J. Thompson Frank ‘Godley Court House Clark E. ‘Carr Opera House Peoria Ewell Cornell Methodist Church of Lason Moots Shafer Bros

Ideal Panacea Promoted by Local Figures

James L. Francis Alderman lauds Dr Kings New Discovery as an ideal cure for coughs colds and lung complaints after five years use in his family. Rev John Burgus a Methodist minister for 50 years endorses it as beneficial with speedy relief. Trial bottles free at Powers Drug Store.

James L. Francis Chicafs Kings John Burgus Keokuk Iowa Methodist Episcopal Church Dr King Dr Powers Drug Store

Boyer Divorce Case Stirs Eureka Community

Eureka Illinois September 30 Elder T A Boyer seeks divorce from Mrs Lulu Boyer amid local attention. Boyer a Eureka College graduate and evangelist faces allegations of cruelty. Alimony of four dollars weekly granted to the wife pending final judgment.

Boyer Chicago Journal Eureka, Ill T. A. Boyer Lulu Boyer Mroyer Eureka College Weccart

Hood's Sarsaparilla Promised as True Blood Purifier

Fragmented text notes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a strong medicine, urging readers to choose it over substitutes and call it a true blood purifier. The rest blends stray phrases about snakes, a parade, cannons, and visitors with unclear context and dates.

Hood

Hunting Party Heads to Prairie Chickens in Whitefield Meet

L G 4 Hunting Party with Henry Willis and Oscar Hill of Whitefield visited Sheffield in Bureau County last week to hunt prairie chickens. Billy Carr led with a rifle while hip boots were needed for much of the wet ground. The day produced several birds and a humorous mishap when Billy rode on Mr Case who acted as pack horse. A planned duck hunt and target practice followed with a comedic boat capsize by the doctor who exclaimed I am in it before recovery.

L. G L. Case Henry D Willis Oscar Hill Whitefield Sheffield Bureau County Billy Carr Billy Senachwine Lake Tam Hill W. H

Wedded for Life in Sparland Social Event

Miss Minnie Timmons married Mr Fr H Gebhr in Sparland last Thursday. The ceremony presided by Rev DeClark followed a wedding game by Mrs W Buckley. Relatives from Peoria and Henry attended, with elegant decorations, cream dresses, and a reception with meats, cakes, fruit and ice cream.

Sparland Minnie Timmons Fr. H. Gebhr W. Buckley Rey DeClark Miss Gehr Gehr A. J Baughman Peoria D. ©. Timmons Lewie Hessa Wilkinson Lewis Buck Henry E. A. Adkinson Mellie J. H. Adkinson

Death of David Sherman at Jacksonville Asylum

David Sherman died at the Jacksonville asylum last Friday after a brief illness of convulsions. Born August 23, 1837 in Pennsylvania, he lived in Illinois since 1869 and worked as a teamster for Mr Wells during the Copperas Creek project. He left two children, Arnold who drowned years ago and Sarah in Colorado. Funeral held Sunday at Congregational church with Rev G H Rowe officiating. he was 59.

David Sherman Jacksonville Sherman Pennsylvania Hannah Hull Nee Tindle Trenton N. J Illinois Wells Copperas Creek Arnold Sarah McMannan Colorado

Telegraph Grange Fair Set for Saturday at Grange Hall

Telegraph grange completed fair plans after a Monday meeting in the Doctor's hall. The event will be held all day and evening at Grange Hall with exhibits and small premiums. Nurseryman Geo Snell of Whitefield Corners offers young fruit trees for top display, and other donations are promised. Grange ladies will serve hot coffee and sandwiches. all invited.

Telegraph Grange Doctor's Hall Grange Hall Geo Snell Whitefield Corners the Grange

Wheatland Republican Club Plans Monday Drill Meeting

The Wheatland Republican Club schedules a drill on Monday evening with a call for a larger fall turnout. The event aims to energize members and attract new attendees to the club dues and activities.

Wheatland Republican Club

Knights of Pythias Hold Evening of Euchre and Toasts

Twenty five or thirty Knights of Pythias with their wives met in Castle Hall on Thursday evening October 16 and enjoyed progressive euchre and a supper. Chancellor Commander L. R. Kinnear gave a short address followed by toasts. The gathering emphasized camaraderie and merriment as the 1896 campaign praises continued.

Pythias L. R. Kinnear Pool

Ballard's Snow Liniment and Local Marriage Notice

Ballard's Snow Liniment touted as a universal healer and animal remedy, price 50 cents, sold by Dr Powell. John Nichols suffers a string of bad luck as a child breaks an arm and another is run over, with Dr Willis treating the injuries. A pleasant wedding at M E H parsonage unites Dwight M Ball and Susie S Hawkins of Putnam, with friends from the Henking and Dawson circles attending a party at the Henkins home afterward.

Ballard Atlantic Pacific Lakes Gulf Dr Powell John Nichols Mr Nichols Henry Willis Pikke Onry M. EH. Parsonage Rey McLeish Dwight M. Ball Susie S. Hawkins Putnam Henkins Homestead Adam and Miles Henking Eddie and Martha Dawson Viola Dawson Daisy Morgan Harry Carrie Finley

Henry Citizens Urged to Decorate for Union Republican Rally

The passage calls Henry residents to set aside party prejudice and decorate homes, stores, and public buildings with flags bunting and lanterns to welcome thousands of visitors for the great Union Republican rally. It urges public spirit and illumination day and night.

Henry

Lawmakers urged to boost jobs not coin cents

The text argues that only increased employment, enabled by legislation guaranteeing home markets, can grow workers' pay, not the creation of 60 cent dollars. It frames a call for policy to expand job opportunities through market access rather than monetary gimmicks.

Three Journal Offer Attracts Readers In One Path

An advertising note promotes a bundle of three journals the Inter Ocean Republican and Farm News for 82 claiming value and urging immediate subscription. Local items include A Camp reporting a cement walk and Geo Brooks repairing a walk in front of a dwelling owned by R N Lee with Joseph Schick active in the proceedte business.

Inter Ocean Republican Farm News A. Camp Geo Brooks R. N. Lee Joseph Schick

Republicans Rally in Greenville for State Ticket

Republicans announce a large rally in Greenville Bond county home of the lieutenant governor candidate on September 26. Senator Cullom Captain John R. Tanner and all state ticket candidates slated to attend. Campaign introduces meet venue novelties with a moving Sangamon county tent and portable benches for traveling meeting sites.

Greenville Bond County Senator Cullom John R. Tanner Sangamon County Quincy

Those Who Are Voters Synopsis of the Provisions of Law

A condensed guide on Illinois voting rules for women and men. It covers eligibility requirements for citizenship residence and registry, the October 13 registration date, and how registries and corrections are handled. Women may vote for university trustees if they meet the qualifications and must register in a separate section.

Ilinois United States University of Ilinois Board of Registry

Explaining Ballot Marking and Constitutional Amendment

A guide explains Australian ballot procedure. Voters mark the straight Republican ticket by crossing the left circle. To vote for other candidates scratch the ticket and mark the circle of the chosen ticket and the candidate. The constitutional amendment asks whether to allow up to three amendments at one election. a cross after the word indicates a vote.

Croga Iunder

Republicans Rally in Tenth District Ahead of Vote

Aledo native James McKinney reports strong Republican organization across Whiteside Rock Island and Mercer counties with sizable majorities expected. Local committees led by A. Liebernecht Williamson and Cummins claim large pluralities as speakers like Depew and Ingersoll visit.

Tenth James McKinney Aledo Prince Whiteside County Teller St. Louis Henry Allison William E. Mason Hopkins Kewanee A. Liebernecht Inox County Williamson Chauncey Depew Galesburg R. G. Ingersoll W. G. Fuller Stark County Toulon Wyoming Mercer James A. Cummins

Illinois Day at Canton for McKinley Visit Planned

Illinois state Republicans organize a grand excursion to Canton Ohio for McKinley in late October. A central bureau in Chicago handles delegations and rail plans with 4000 plus requests. organizers promise special trains, sleeping car options, and low rates for locals traveling from Galena to East St. Louis. The event aims to attract up to 20000 Illinois visitors with a grand parade and a serenade for Mother McKinley.

United States Republican Party William McKinley Ohio Canton Atate Ce Illinois May McKinley Maj McKinley Timo Great Northern Chicago F. D. Bigbee Chi Central Committee Higbee Galena Northern Central Finois Monmouth Dubuque Savannah Rock Talan Keithsburg Burlington Quincy Peoria Springfield East St. Louis Mississippi River Abeunoon Cara Partiea C. P. Hitch State Central McKinley

Ta ner's Campaign Praised for Honor and Merit

The Chicago Eagle lauds Capt. John H Tanner as plain, honorable, and free of mudslinging. It says his campaigns are built on merit, earning him neighborly esteem and broad votes from citizens who demand good government and unimpeachable public officials.

Chicago Eagle John H. Taner Tanner Eit

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