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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1903
Page
4
Republican Office News and Local Events in Henry Illinois
The Republican reports Jerrel Ketchum return from Nebraska with a wolf scalp and notes Mr and Mrs James Wherry and family traveling to Los Angeles. It covers Henry and Wenona residents, windstorm damage near Whitefield township, a train accident near LaRue, and local church district meetings with ministers from Chicago and Peoria.
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Jerrel _Ketchum
Nebraska
James
Wherry
Los Angeles
California
Mary Anderson
Eva
Adam Glatz
W. Aukland
L. M. Bell
Schickley
Neb
E.-T.ketchum
Harry—W.inters
Wenona
A. L. Turner
W.g.griffin
Wm -Ball
Senachwine
Putnam County
Iowa
Spring Valley
Jesup
Buchanan County
Tilinolanse
Reno
Twin City
la Balle
Houston
John’ Mitchell
Twin Cities
Peru
A. Corpin
Venona
Coppin
State Board of Agriculture
Bo Farshall County
Albert Kamp
John Kamp
LaRose
Santa Fe R.R
Geenen
Santa Fe Co
Whitefield Township
Crow Creek
Quinn
Putnam
Repub
McNabb
Chicago
Laigstrom
W. G. Grifith
J. A. McNabb
J.-B
Fred
Wolf
Elia England
Topeka
Kansas
Tom Mogony
Johnson
Oklahoma
Cyclone Roars Through Bureau County Killing Three
A Saturday evening cyclone passed between Princeton and Bureau Junction killing Mrs Charles F Sherwin, Mrs Alvaria Sherwin, and Miss Emma Webb. Charles F Sherwin suffered serious injuries as the storm wrecked the Sherwin home and nearby farms. The path stretched 40 rods, damaging multiple farms in Bureau Stark and Henry counties with all occupants seeking cellar shelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau County
Princeton
Bureau Junction
Charles F
Sherwin
Charles Turnbull
Thomas Murphy
Murphy
Peter Johnson
Bareau
Stark
Elenry
Lrops
Wheatland Odd Fellows Hold Sendoff and Convention
The Odd Fellows and families plan a farewell party for Rev Coolidge at Whitefield Corners. A Wheatland Sunday school convention is set for October 11 at Whitefield Church with a full program led by local ministers and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev Coolidge
Whitefield Corners
Mia Anderson
Eva
Henry
California
Monroe
Geo Alford
A. Huonelle
T A Runnells
Ajjook
Ohrid
Ida Merritt
Slench Allen
Jennie Chono
David
Odi Browne
DS McCown
Faaford
Goo
ARISPHE Swede Settlement Notes Local Events
A woodshed was built at Winghip school to store dry wood. Alfred Carlson Chas Peterson and Lewis Larson were in Chicago earlier this week. Several residents attended the state fair at Springfield and enjoyed themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winghip
Alfred Carlson
Chas‘ Peterson
Lewis Larson
Chicago
Springfield
Tore
Bella
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Touted By Ponder Man
Otto Dodd of Ponder Missouri writes of a year long sore that Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured. He claims it is the best salve on earth and notes a 25 cent price at Dr Powell’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Dodd
Ponder
Illinois River Germs and Court Testimony
Attorney General Jeffries of Missouri resumed cross examination of Professor Zelt in the Interstate Canal case in Chicago. The witness claimed that bacteria in the Illinois River cannot survive more than four days, with a zone north of Peoria free of disease germs. An unrelated ad promotes White's Cream Vermifuge as a health tonic for children and mentions Dr Powell's drug store.
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Mwlinois River
Jeffries
Miscouri
Robert Zelt
Commissioner Bright
Rookery Building
Chicagos
Illinois River
Peoria
Powell
Provisions and Patents Referenced in 2278 NoLo Case
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