Local notices and light political notices in Putnam area
A mix of local items includes deaths in the Hickey family near Bradford, a notable retiree Clark Hill of Princeville, travel notes on John and Mrs Leech to Crowley Ind, and a Henry bridge worker change. Also mentions new U S mail boxes on rural delivery route No 1, auctioneer A P Childs, and political chatter around Grover Cleveland style free trade and trusts.
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Chillicothe Yesternor
GC. Bb
Samuel Clift
Hatfield
Neligh
Neb
John W. Leech
Crowley
Illinois Central
Ayas
Leech
Putnam
Galena
Kan
R “Atic
Salvation Army
Thos Fellows
Grand Army
U.S
Sam
A.P. Childs
Putnam County
Amboy
Peru
Fred Thiel
Henry Bridge
Thiel
Henry Gresser
Mi Kiel
Hedding College Adopts Regulated Football Program
Henry Republican readers learn that Hedding College permits football under strict rules. Players need written parental consent, must maintain three college studies with at least 70 percent, and all games require faculty approval. No matches this year due to training and late season. The campus notes cover student editor elections and Bryan visit.
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The
Henry Republican
Abingdon
Sirs
Henry
Hedding
West Campus
the Graphic
W. J. Bryan
Altho
Wooley
Bryant
McKinley
Chas
Worthington
Liver and kidney health advertised in ancient notice
An old classifieds notice promotes Herbine as a remedy to regulate the liver and kidneys for health and buoyancy of spirit. It states a price of 50 cents and offers it for sale by Dr Powell.
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Powell
Bullard
Dr Powell
Captain Swain Defends Dams Against Removal
A reader disputes a Chicago Daily Record claim that Capt Swain favors removing the Illinois river dams. He argues the dams are essential for navigation, notes water flow remains improved under the sanitary district, and warns removal could aid railroad interests and worsen flood and malaria conditions.
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Swain
Illinois
Chicago Daily Record
Illinois River
Evittor Peoria Star
Fred Suain
Sanitary District
Collaylor
Foreman Addresses Large Republican Meeting
Hon M J Foreman of Chicago spoke at the Republican headquarters in the city on Saturday evening. The crowded room and outdoor gathering listened as he delivered a masterful presentation of national issues, inspiring attendees toward the Republican ticket. Dr Forrest followed with remarks, and the meeting closed in enthusiastic support.
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M J Foreman
Chicago
Foreman
Dr Forrest
Governor Shaw's Fall Campaign Gaggle of Creaky Labor Toast
In an Iowa speech Gov Shaw outlines a rural harvest metaphor for early mornings and hard work. He claims prosperity grows as the day warms and laborers sing while machines hum, urging resilience against ill wind critics who seek to disrupt progress with a metaphorical monkey wrench.
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Gov Shaw
Iowa
Church Notes and Upcoming Parish Events
Elder R L Wray will preach next Sunday at the Christian church. The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church will host an annual chicken pie supper on Wednesday November 14 in the Gates building. The Christian church Ladies Aid of Henry host a campaign sociable on Wednesday evening October 31 at Walter Scott’s residence. Junior society reorganized by Rev Campbell with Edna Powers and Sadie Albertson assisting. All children not at other meetings invited Sundays at 8 pm. The pipe organ boy Harry Sleater and janitor Mr Aldrich praised for faithful duty. Ladies Aid held an all day meeting last Wednesday with about 15 in attendance. a dozen comforts completed. Next Sabbath Rev St L Campbell preaches to the children. Sunday evening series on the Home begins November 4 covering Marriage The Home The wife The son The daughter. Last Sabbath Mr and Mrs Danley joined Presbyterian church and their two children were baptized. Rev Campbell preached On the race that is set before us urging Christian growth and a life of purpose. He aims to lead members to a deeper Christian life and duty.
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R.L. Wray
Christian Church
Ladies’ Aid
Presbyterian Church
Gates
Ladies Aid
Christian Church of
Henry
Walter Scott
Campbell
Itat
Ers
Edna Powers
Sadie Albertson
Harry Sleater
Aldrich
Ias
St. L. Campbell
Danley
Rev
Fife
Sunday School Convention Program Saratoga Township
The Saratoga townships hold a Sunday School Convention at the M1 church in Saratoga on Sunday Nov 4 with morning and evening sessions. It lists devotions led by Rev J Thillip La Prairie and Rev Molea Whitefield, lessons by Mrs Chenoweth Milo, speakers J M Thompson Lundy H J Webber La Prairie and Rev Thomas Martin La Prairie, singing, and a dessert called Our Work Come over and help. Also notes a subscriber mailing $3 for a subscription and criticizes it as a careless method of sending money.
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Saratoga Townships
Charch
Saratoga
J.thillip
la Prairie
Molea
Whitefield
Chenoweth
Milo
Cluss
Turnbull
Lawn Ridge
Anna Johnston
Ella McAtee
Younl Bolo
Wee
Pinkney
Wilbur Root
Raeeee
Eva Pettit
Lacon. Co
Ron H. Allen
Wenona
J. M. Thompson
Lundy
J. O. Hill
H. JT. Webber
Thomas Martin
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Holds Two Day Meeting
The 22d annual meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the M E church in the Peoria district will be hosted at the M F H church in this city for a two day session on Tuesday and Wednesday Oct 30 and 31. The program lists devotional services reports of auxiliaries papers discussions memorial service round tables and election of officers with district officers named. Also included is a note promoting Bullard's Horehound Syrup and a brief medicine advertisement.
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he Woman’s_ Foreign Missionary Society
M. E. Church
Peoria
M. FH
Mra M
Rogers
A. K. Tullis
L. B. Tobias
Pauper
Mexico
Ruth Turner
A. P. Gray
Elmwood
M. Sele
Fav
Merrell
Baughman
Canton
Clyde Hunter
Henry
L. Baemeis
Princeton and Henry battle to 0 0 in football clash
Saturday football at Henry saw Princeton visit the Henry team in a tightly played game with Clift Gregory Simpson and Durflinger standouts. Upcoming schedule lists several Henry home and away games through November including Princeville LaSalle and Peoria Arms Co. with Thanksgiving matchups. Herbine priced at 60 cents offered by Dr Paxil for anemia and weak digestion.
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Princeton
Henry
Clift
Gregory
Simpson
Durflinger
Sparland
LaSalle
Princeville
Princetes
la Salle
Peoria Arms Co
Menry
Princeille
Mortuary Record: John Riley Passes After Long Life of Faith and Work
John Riley born April 1 1834 in New York City grew up in South Westerlo and built a life as a mason and prominent builder. He helped found Granite Mills with Hoagland, served as Henry County school director for twelve years, and remained active in church matters before his eight year illness. He died October 21 1900 in Henry with funeral at the Presbyterian church. survivors include his wife Mary Amanda Clisbee and four children.
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New York City
N. Y
South Westerlo
Jagson
Jie
Henry
Lil
Alexander Hoagland
PAW Nhc
Hing
Puretty
Riley
Tinois
Henry, OL
Mary Amanda Clisbee
Cannah Jones
A. C. Coulter
Chicago
Joby and Lee
Rockford
I. Altho
Old Congregational Church
A. M. Pool
Presbyterian
Ehn
X. L. Campbell
Presbyterian Church
Dr. Jones
Migs Dua Powers
Mesere Andrews
Powers
H. Hutchins
W. W. Heath
J. 5. Burt
James Hartley
Moses Hartley
Julius Watercott
R. K. Warner
J. H. Jones
Deaths Signal Two Bereaved Families in Crawford
Mrs Ethel A Russell wife of R S Russell died of typhoid fever after a short illness. Married July 8, she fell ill soon after. Funeral at the Methodist church conducted by Rev C W Ray. She was daughter of Mr and Mrs J B Lowe of Marsland and aunt of John Tomasson. Also Joseph Edscheit died at his home after a period of poor health. Funeral at St Marys church and burial at Hennepin beside family members.
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Ethel A. Russell
R. S.S. Russell
Sirs Russel-rendertt
Bhayu
Ruessell
C. W. Ray
Methodist Church
Russell
J. B. Lowe
Marsland
Crawford Neb Cuzette
Henry Yr
John Tomasson
Joseph Edscheit
Eo 1
Williams-Panzer
St Mary's Church
Father Zimbeuhlasennd
Hennepin
Jnaid
Widow Cynthia Tyger Dies At Bradford Home
Mrs Cynthia Ann Tyger aged 74 died at her Bradford home on Sunday October 14 1900 after a brief illness. She lived with her husband in Wheatland township until his death about three years ago then moved to Bradford. Buried in Mound cemetery Milo beside her brother. First husband Capt Phos Gordon died in the war. She remarried A Tyger in 1867.
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Bradford
Cynthia Ann Tyger
Wheatland Township
Mound Cemetery
Milo
Phosdordon
Death of Mrs Herman Royal at Lenox
The friends mourn the death of Mrs Herman Royal at Lenox on Monday aged about 84. She was mother of three and wife of August Beichter. A week earlier she had given birth to a child. The body was taken to Henry for interment arriving yesterday. Solemn requiem mass was held at St Marys church at nine oclock conducted by Rev Fr Zumouehloniciath g. The death leaves a widowed husband and three motherless children.
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Mra Herman
Lenox Big Ee
August Beichter
Areyien
Henry
St Mary's Church
Zumouehloniciath
School Notes and Activities Across Classes
notes from a medieval history and zoology class with readings on merchant of venice and julius caesar. fragments mention absences due to illness. professor calhoun conducted experiments for physics. a Princeton Henry football tie. girls planning to organize a basketball team. an advertisement for Tabler’s Pile Ointment with sale details.
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Nora Camery
Gracie Lee
Mattie Bickerman
Calhoun
Princeton
Henry
Hutchinson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jessie Black
Grover Cleveland
Hedding College Athletics
Mr. Foreman
Tribune
the Tribune
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
A. K
Solo
Cora ‘Tallis Reed
H. N. Fredericks
Mra J. Alinson
C. A. Wilson
L. Bacmeister
Sarah W Davidson
la Prairie Center
P. A. Braina
Cora Tullis Reed
Suse Wear
Princeylle
M Weber
Chillesthe
J. A. Rincon
Kirkwood
P. A. Bramble
Peo
Ria
N. W. Merrill
C. A. Wiloon
Myrtle Appletiee
Toulon
J. L. Wuaemeister
Mra L 13
Tobias
Paxil
Magnolia
R.w.spenger
the Mortuary Record
John Riley
Mr Riley
Char
di Powel
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