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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1910
Page
2
The institution urges small accounts to begin with confidence and excitement, promising convenient accommodations and supportive assistance within safe and conservative banking practices.
The Magnolia Bank of Magnolia Illinois announces a sale of property starting at 10 a m. The notice lists the auction as a public sale with properties described in detail within the notice. Bidders and interested parties are directed to attend for full terms and descriptions.
Magnolia Department Elias Rolley substituted for Prof. Smith on Monday. Dr. Simmons made a business trip to Lacon Tuesday. Quite a number of our people attended the state fair. Dr. Elliston made a business trip to Peoria on Monday. Mrs. H. Rolley and son Elias were Peru callers last Friday. H. B. Ramage and Miss Ray were Henry shoppers on Saturday. Miss Ada Potter visited friends in Toluca Wednesday and Friday of last week. Mrs. W. H. Simonton and Marge Flauhaut were Toluca callers on Wednesday. Miss Gladys Ricketts of Varna spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Samuel Potter, Jr.
Local families attend the state fair in Springfield including Miss Mabel Ricketts and sister C Ricketts. Magnolia church reports elections, financials, a chicken supper, and the Sunday school motto Double. Rev E E Busby praised for two years in Coal City with move to Varna and Magnolia churches. Mrs Busby and Miss Beulah Busby noted for church service and singing.
Hazel Boman and Elizabeth Masse attended the Springfield state fair with others from Putnam county. G R Williams won prizes in Poland China hogs, George Lippert led Hampshire hogs, W G Griffith won wheat premiums, and Frank Koehler’s Duroc boar earned grand champion honors. County reps dominated judging and institute plans were announced.
An advertisement asserts that a simple wash of olive oil and wintergreen in D D D can reliably treat eczema. It claims instant relief, foundational cure, and ten years of complete cures, urging readers to visit the store and talk over their case with T. J. Segraves, druggist.
Letters from readers praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as helpful for symptoms of menopause and female illnesses. Notices mention Mrs H W Mitchell of Sabattus Maine and Mrs Charles Barclay of Graniteville Vermont sharing testimonials. Community notices cite visits and gatherings, choir leadership, and a reception for Rev A O Jones and wife.
Duroc Jersey class and a fine hog herd were shown by W. B. Mills and F. E. Smith in the Dome building. Mrs. Charles Wierman received value in the dairy department. Many others exhibited and the county sent a large delegation from John Swaney school, while locals enjoyed the outing and knowledge gained.
The Swedish Lutheran community plans its annual sale and oyster supper at the town hall on Oct 15 starting at 1 pm. Lunch served all day, with many homemade articles at booths. Community notes cover local figures and events includingrailroad lines, anniversaries, and a farm show victory.
An offer touts Rexall Orderlies as a no risk remedy for chronic constipation. The ad claims nerve and muscle toning, candy like ingestion, neutral effect on other organs, no purge, and a money back guarantee if it fails. Sold at The Rexall Store by A J Ironmonger.
Braceville abandons coal mining and workers relocate to Granville where the St. Paul company runs another mine. Braceville miners report good conditions and many are already moving, with David Powell, superintendent, urging to hire all Braceville applicants.
The mine manager at Granville says there will be room for 100 Braceville miners. Local officials note nearby employment prospects.
Neighborhood visitors include Wm Stahl and family from Nebraska at Henry Zellmer and Peter Miller homes. Cecilia Haws returns to Wenona. Elna Davis visits, and Charles Bishop and mother visit Wm Bishop. State fair attendance in Springfield noted. guests Michael Wolf to La Crosse for wedding duties. Dr Elliston moves to Magnolia.
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