Local News Items From Peoria Visit and Notices
Peoria visitors Miss Roge and Mary Krenz were noted in town along with Mrs T J Segraves and other locals shopping Friday. A masquerade at the pavilion on November 1 drew spectators. multiple sales ads and farm notes appear, including Hereford steers for sale and a grand Seelig dance planned in Bradford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roge
Mary Krenz
Peoria
T. J. Segraves
T. Floyd Monier
Andr
Charles Meier
Curtis
L. C. Grosby
Princeton
Hunt
Barry Brothers
Henry
Clyde Worley
Billy
George Parker
Magnolia
Dick Barker
William P Bush
Ed Steimle
Branford
Henry Hahn
Tiskilwa
F. Slowers
Thomas Fletcher
Chillicothe
Ais
Anton Stadel
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ars
Alexander Brown
Benjamin Andrews
Paxton
Hereford
G. E. Pace & Son
Bradford
W C. Worley
H M Blackmon
W. H Worley
Chicago
C A Overall
E. J Metcalf
Normal
Illinois
Maynard Bell
Guy E Moore
Mary Marshall
Lydia Reginald
Kewanee
Ellsworth Powers
E C Stoneberg
W. A. Stoneberg
Kylan
Hinsdale
Stoneberg
Hindsale
M Henry
W D MccAfee
Harry Mattison
Robert Doran
Lott Sullivan
John Williams
Williams
Charles Jones
Charles
Doelzer & Co
L. Clift
Sarah V. Disosway
Los Angeles
Cal
Wiestames
Sidney Ketchum
G Mm.clark
Spencer Ketchum
Theodore Disosway
Clift
Disosway
Henry ordinance targets nuisances from livestock and weeds
An 1919 Henry city ordinance repeals section of Chapter XII and imposes fines for keeping livestock or fowl that annoy or harm health, with abatement by sale of animals if unpaid. It also fines owners who neglect to cut unsightly weeds after five days, with penalties up to two hundred dollars and enforcement by city officers or health board. The measure becomes effective after passage and publication.
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City of
Henry
Board of Health
Pace
Haws A. Otto
Harrison
Ford
Duke
Fehring
Dille
Seitz
Peoria
Alda
G. EB. Fenwick
F. Monier
Charles Beardsley
C. M Lucas
Gardner Williams
E. S. Sterrett
Charlotte Sparling
William Green
Fred W Potter
Clifford Haws
James Case
E. P. Rollins
O H. Davis
E G Cromwell
Leah Lash
They All Demand It Kidney Remedy Promised Across Towns
The ad copy touts cures for kidney pains and back ache as a universal demand. It cites Mrs Henry and Mrs Wheat claiming relief after using Donn's Kidney Pills from Tronmonger's Drug Store. The notice urges readers to ask for the same remedy at local outlets.
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Henry
Union
Foster-Milbim
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Hunt's
Henry, Ill
Jersey
Aaie
Balter
Fale
John McMillan
Miles Fox
J. O, Bild
John Hartley
Mercantile
Hartley Muntie
Grace Hartley
W. Potter
RB. K. McColl
Wenry
Hartwig
Henry Oper
Slomey
Douglas Fairbanks
Momar
Omer
Bank
J. Watercott
L. R. Phillips
Cashier Co
A. Phillips
Asst. Cashier
Vv. P. Turner
R. W. Miller
Asati
L. B. Merdian
Asst
West
Austin Ave
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