Henry Republican publication notice at Henry Illinois
The Henry Republican notes distribution at Henry Illinois with printing details and October 24 1880 date. Second class matter designation indicates postal handling.
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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1889
Page
2
Farmers urge Henry fair revival for 1880 season
The Agricultural Board plans its third Thursday meeting to elect officers and set policy while local writers urge Henry to host an annual fair. They call for farmers and stockmen to drive development, propose amphitheatre and exhibition halls, and envision a fall 1880 fair to boost Marshall, Putnam and Bureau counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Agricultural Board
Canton
Henry
Horticultural Society
Marshall, Putnam
Bureau Counties
Eloquent portrait of late Senator Whiting lauded for public service
The Princeton Tribune portrays Senator Whiting as an independent, steadfast figure who stood alone amid conflicting views. Though eccentric at times, he was approachable and diligent in public affairs, a strong nonpartisan local leader in county and state matters for four decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiting
The
Princeton Tribune
Raum Named Commissioner of Pensions in Surprise Move
Henry Green B Raum of Illinois chosen Commissioner of Pensions to succeed Tanner. The president made six appointments on merit, surprising the country but approved nationwide. Raum, former Commissioner of Internal Revenue, served as a soldier in the late war and held rank as brigadier general at its close. He has been in Congress and public life, a business man and lawyer in Washington with citizenship in Golconda Illinois. The appointment pleases veterans and is expected to yield an efficient officer in this key post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hen Green B. Raum
Illinois
Tanner
Internal Revenue
Congress
Cew
Washington, D. C
Golconda
Ill
Nebraska couple denied adjacent homestead entries
In Niobrara Nebraska J Fanning and Lydia A Lavenor made adjacent homestead entries. They married and built a house on the boundary between their plots claiming residence. Noble ruled Fanning’s entry valid while Lavenor’s was rejected due to failure to prove distinct residence on her plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble
J.F. Fanning
Lydia A. Lavenor
Niobrara
Nebraska
Fanning
Canal Closure Sets Date for Illinois and Michigan Canal
Notice from Duncan Campbell Eng Henry Illinois dated Oct 15 1889 announces official closing of the Illinois and Michigan Canal for navigation from Bridgeport to LaSalle on Friday November 16th at midnight Weather permitting boats may operate after that date between Marseilles and Bridgeport at owners risk James M Lergherton General Superintendent by order of the Board of Canal Commissioners
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Looxront
Illinois
Duncan Campbell
Henry Ill
Chicago
Illinois and
Michigananal
Bridgeport
LaSalle
Marseilles
James M. Lergurton
Board of Canal Commissionera
St E Gregory Stands Unchallenged For Pierre Port Office
St E Gregory is the sole remaining candidate for the port office at Pierre Dak with competitors withdrawing. He expects the appointment around the first of the month as supporters back his success. A hopeful note from Ranco expresses desire for his accomplishment. The text also mentions Juaxador and Dr Bull's Baby Syrup in ad-like praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. E. Gregory
Pierre
Dak
Ranco
O. F. Memorial Service and Lookout Mountain Post Gathering
The Marshall Lodge No 681 O O F memorial service was held in their hall on Oct 22 with a quartet, local members and non members present. Noble Grand and speakers memorialized departed members, praising charity and faith. Lookout Mountain post No 4 G A R held an annual inspection, praised post conduct, and planned future joint post and corps meetings with musical and literary programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. F
Marshall Lodge
Field
Elmer Hunter
Lucy Mateer
Adkinson
Millie
Robinson Bell
C. C. Slygh
Order
Powell
F. A. Raymond Sr
Neerer
J. Spencer Burt
James Harrison
F. A. Raymone
Sister Adams
Christ
God
Nio
Lookout Mountain Post No.4
H. J. DePue
B. Edwards
E. H. Gale
Lacon
Law
Death of Mrs Christy in Henry Illinois
Mrs Christy Elizabeth A Hall 60 born Edinburgh Scotland Oct 4 1826 to Scotch American parents died after a long illness of internal cancer. She lived in Trivoli and Lancaster Illinois before moving to Henry 15 years ago. Funeral held at daughter Edger Motter’s home with Elder J F M Parker officiating. Survived by brother A Hull and sister Mrs Dr Petrie. A card of thanks from the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth A. Hall
Edinburgh
Scotland
Beng
South Carolina
Charleston
Liverpool
England
Mra Dr Petrie
Trivoli
Peoria County
John Christy
Farmington
Universaliat
A. R. Gardener
Lancaster
Cass County
Ill
I. H
Samuel P
Boston
Colorado
Mra Motter
Mra
J. H. Harrison
Hull
Kearney
Henry Cemetery
Sunday Suptong visits éHege teachers and school notes
Mchuot reports that new books arrived two weeks ago and some pupils still miss school. Parents urged to visit and examine student work. The Board hired an assistant teacher for the high school. Several students from other districts attend, and named locals and Chicago pupils are listed as attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ague
Mias Weed
Joliet
Mias Voxel
Mias Allen
Miss Flelper
Becker
Mr 3
Board of Education
Lartnett
Moat Franco
Thomas W. Knox
Thoes
Weeks
Whittling Sociable Brightens Library Hall Evening
A Library Hall gathering last Saturday featured an instrumental duet Sounds from the Obio by Missed Bloater and Vogelsang, a vocal recital Laska by Vinnie Harper, a whittling contest with a vinegar cruet prize won by Richard Reed, and further performances by Ning Goodrich and Ella Hutchins. Johnline credited for the novel whittling idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Hall
Obio
Bloater
Vogelsang
Laska
Vinnie Harper
Hutchins
Vogcelsane
Clara Sleator
Lucy Mateer
Winnie Johnson
Richard Reed
Ning Goodrich
Brother of Mercy
Ella Hutchins
Pierrot
John Line
Mr George Gregory Chooses 160 Acre Paull Boyle Homestead
Mr George Gregory returns from California with his family to settle in the Oxbow district. He purchased Paull Boyle’s 160 acre homestead at 47 60 per acre, plans to occupy part of the house with his tenant and move in soon to begin fall plowing and arrange affairs for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gregory
California
Paul Boyle
Oxbow
Gregory
Dam Rescue at Illinois River Dam Ends Narrowly
Mr and Mrs Joseph Kenyon of Whitefield Corners fished near a dam on the Illinois River and were swept toward the dam when their skiff filled. Mr Kenyon saved his wife after they submerged, with help from Leonard Studgyin and Willard Kenyon. Mrs Kenyon vowed to quit fishing this perilous spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Joseph Kenyon
Whitefield Corners
Kenyon
Willard
Croup prevention and local marriages in Eureka Springs
An article extols preventing croup using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with testimonials and notices a Eureka Springs marriage, detailing Jessie E. Spencer and Frank B. Freeman, their families, and the couple's travel to Berryville. It mentions merchants, a local bank, and residents arriving for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Echo
Eureka Springs
Ark
Jessie E. Spencer
Henry Spencer
Whitefteld
Frank B. Freeman
Berryville
Echo
Freeman
Jamea Frye
Creem
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