Local news notes and business in Henry area 1872
Henry city diary lists registrations for the upcoming election, church services, and notices of insurance sales. It notes North Missouri Insurance Company agents E T Disosway and BE Disosway promoting policies, millinery openings, a grange move, a treasurer’s party in Lacon, and various local relocations and purchases including furniture and coal.
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Court House
Peter Howe
Wenona
California
Sam. E. Woolvertin
Milliner Foods
Frank Kleinhbenz
I. B. Noyes Pe Haran
Bradford
North Missouri Insurance
E. T
North Missouri
Frank Kleinhenz
Eliza Wills
B Edmiston
Temple
Frank Kleinkenz
BR. T. Dieasway
North Missouri Insurance Company
Farmers Club of
Evans
J. R. Gaapman
Lacon
Ellen Patterson
Chicago
Henry
F. Kleinhenz
Presbyterian Society
Congregational Church
Board of Registry
J. P. Bush
Paskell House
E.S
Huntsville
Keithburg
St. Louis
Robert Davis
New Patent Dump at Depot Improves Grain Handling
The C. R. I. & P. KR R company expanded depot facilities spending over $500 to install three D. A. Wells patent dumps. Eight Chicago workers, under Col. CO. A. Stone, raised a wagonway beside the grain warehouse to unload wagons with balanced fore and hind wheels. Three dumps unload three wagons at once with minimal jolt, feeding grain into a hopper quickly and safely.
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Chicago
Col. CO. A. Stone
D. A. Well
Henry
Home Printing Office urges local business to use home printers
The Princeton Herald urges local merchants to place job work with in town printers to keep business, publish notices of improvements, gatherings, church events, life events, and other daily town incidents in the local paper, emphasizing duty to support the town newspaper.
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Princeton Herald
Princeton
Local Democrat Nominations at Lacon Reveal Slate
The Lacon meeting last Thursday adopted a straight Democratic ticket headed by Captain L. G. Egbert for senator and Edward Clifford for representative. Other nominees include William Gallaher for circuit clerk, N. H. Callender for sheriff, Robert F. Winslow for states attorney, and C. T. Coleson for coroner. The piece questions past support for Barnes and notes implications for voter turnout amid campaign tensions.
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Lacon
Woodford
Edward Clifford
Evans
William Gallaher
Heary
N. H. Callender
Bennington
Robert F. Winslow
C. T. Coleson
Agricultural Board Meeting of Far mers and Mechanics Institute
The Far mers and Mechanics Institute and Marshall County Agricultural Board will hold their annual meeting on Thursday November 7 at J P Worrell’s office. Officers for the coming year will be elected and full attendance is urged to organize the society for the next year. Cor Sec J G Hutt. County papers please copy. Streator folks form LaSalle and Livingston union agricultural and mechanical association to oppose Wendna fair.
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Venona
LaSalle and
Livingston County Union Agricultural and Mechanical Association
Jndew
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I T
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E.T. Disoswy
David Anderson
Kingston
John Kline
Messrs
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J. Murray Leonard
Darling
BE. T. Discsvray
Second Street
W. L. Goddard
Dr. Powell
Adna Jones
Morris Huffman
Chatsworth
Huffman
Jones
BE. T. Disasway
Macon
LA. D. Ellsworth
Christian Church
BE. T. Disoway
Missouri
Wm. Sivera
Edwards Street
Jobn Schupp
Siverson Richard
W. F. Hodge
Jacksonville
James Saxton
Mackinaw
L. Kassick
Elizabeth Bennett
Jackson, Mich
Geo. Burt, Sr
Horace Spencer
Allen N. Ford
Whitefield
Ford
Hattie Wills
John Losee
Richard Mutton
Illinois Central Railroad
Nehemiah Merritt
Kewanee
Towa
Ile
Barnes
Chapman
Olmsted
Greeley
Marshall County
Clark
John Barnard
Boston
Wirers
TO . Gould
Clover
Timothy
Ken. McNeal
TOP Carriages & Sulkies
Shave
Henry City Mills
Tile Con Mission
Charles N. Ireland
John Morgan
Jenry
Samuel D. Peterson
Wenry
Bampson Bowe
Pool & Jones
Gents
Pall & Winter Goods
J.L. Jones
Nfoury
Stanley-Livingstone
Equatorial Africa
Africa
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Livingstone
Canada
Union Publishing Company
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