Henry Republican notes farm work and local life in Lacon
The Henry Republican reports corn husking and country travel as farmers toil for harvest plus visits from Ed Kaldenbaugh and John Nye. It covers court attendance, a patent medicine show, a wave of marriages and moves, local gossip on newspapers borrowed, a Boston gale remark, and community plans including a church debt social and a Sparland lodge entertainment.
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Chicago
Eugene Watrous
Mrs Taylor
Rome
Ed Kaldenbaugh
Putnam County
Cur Elty
John Nye
Glen Perkins
Marysvale
Utah
Mra Chronicle
Col Fort
Edgar Neb
J H Bothin
Warden
Wonona
Roos Bane
Ottawa
Gwendolyn von Edna Earl
Mies Rena Barnes
Mary Strawn
Bloomington
Rupert Jones
Sam Richmond
Boston
John Locket
Broaddus
Jennie Andrews
Presbyterian Church
Wm Tracy
Oliver Mohler
Greenberry L. Crane
Henry
Ben Kline
Stes
Minnie Orr
J. G. Pord
Marshall Co Democrat
Baraboo
Wis
Vennor
Old Sol
Local notices on sales and staffing changes
A. Dryden held a sale of part of his household goods last Saturday and plans moving to Peoria. T. E. Gapen Co sold their drug store and building to Thompson and Moffett. Bike Rogers will work in Lacon this winter and offers three new wagons for sale through G. W. Zimmerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D, Hammett
Laura Horkine
Thomas Foskin
Harrison W Gehr
W.E. Gehr
Orr
C. C Wescott
Gussie Miles
Wichita
Kan
Tosmer
Will Pisboury
Isaac Jones
Isaac James
Sparland
Col McClanahan
Chicago
H Adams
Mr Dryden
William O'Leary
Louis Moritz
Lacon
Freibold
Will Riddall
St Bapeon
Mary Fisher
Chillicothe
Sparland Rebecca Lodge
Titus
George Ray
Oldfield of
Jd. W McClanahan
Tanner
Peoria
CR. I & P RR Co
Mre Maxwell
James A Garfield
A E. Mitchell
Paba
Kenner
Commercial House
Familly
Samuel Athar
A. Dryden
Mis J Ik Mason
Muneto
Indiana
Mis E Jameson
Peru
Ind
Mis S H Brown
Lizzie Bates
Broadhead
Wis
Sf E
Robert Waugh
T.E. Gapen Co
Thompson & Moffett
Bike Rogers
G. W. Zimmerman
New England Dinner at Zenor Hall and Local Court Notes
Hennepin reports a Congregational church New England dinner at Zenor's Hall on Tuesday and a court session this week with Judge Laws and attorney presence including Mr Gibbons of Princeton. The piece notes corn sheller noise at warehouses, fair roads, Kennepin lecture association planning winter amusements, and a waning red ribbon movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hennepin
Congregational Church
New England
Zenor's Hall
Judge Laws
Mr Gibbons
Princeton
Kennepin Lecture Association
Putnam News Roundup and Local Scuffles
Mra Gilmer returns from Philadelphia and Thomas Bell comes home from Ireland. Parnell and home rule sympathies noted. Court week prompts youths at Hennepin to reveal sources of spirits. Putnam saloons blamed for stirring excitements. Don Smith of the Putnam House, recently married, involved in a domestic dispute. his stepson, the assailant, was jailed. Street engagement cited between McConnell and a Spade. Spade bears a belt over the eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Gilmer
Philadelphia
Thomas Bell
Ireland
Parnell
Hennepin
Don Smith
Putnam House
McConnell
Spade
A. W
Bereaved in Ottawa: Membranous croup claim a two year old
In Ottawa Kansas on October 7 Otis Curl youngest son of Asa and Mary Curl died from membranous croup at nearly two years old. The Milo community offers sympathy and prays for the family. Other notes mention visits from Dr J J Henderson of Iowa a wedding rumor in Milescon and local home improvements and tiling activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew
Ottawa
Kansas
Otis
Asa
Mary Curl
Milo
Jesus
Kingdom of Heaven
Jofn Baan
St Louis
Hatch Ap Ae
Kerns
Sutherland
M. E
Woods
Jobhu A
The Literary Holds Meeting At John Kline Office
The Literary met at John Kline’s office yesterday morning with chairman J H Jones present. Standing committees were appointed for ball and tickets, advertising, reception, and program. The program reported four of six entertainments for winter under the Literary auspices including Bishop Spaulding and Talmage substitute for Swing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Literary
John Kline
J.h.jones
F. A. Powell
C Gould
J. C. Townsend
E. H. Hutchins
Geo. Burt, Jr
J. H. Jones
P. Perley
Peoria
Literary
Parkers Ginger Tonto Promotes Digestive Health
A rustic health ad touts Parkers Ginger Tonto as a remedy for weak stomachs causing indigestion nervousness and rheumatism. It claims a 50 cent bottle tones the stomach and nervous system and keeps kidneys active to remove foul matters and build a foundation for health.
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Ry Ay
DAY Bros. & CO
Illinois
Kass of
Setess
Adam St
New York
Worth St
Henry Republican
Vicinity News
Varna
J C Law
Mra Irwin
Gilad
Orange Parrett
Smithdale
Iowa
Curt Wright
Clay Little
J. X. Westervelt
Groveries
Brink
Jan Ong
Mia Ong
Geo. Monroe
Buist
James Wosner
Maratega
Keenan
Kennedy
Ste Kennady
Watt
Brasfield
Ashbaugh
Pat
Sim Doyle
Donny
la Prairie
Dick Davidson
Richard
Eddy Root
Edioriols
Leach
Steubede
Hugh McAmmond
Wilson Odell
Hull
United States
Jim Burrell
Charley Leigh
Asahel Wilmot
Town Hall
John Crawford Jay Abrrell
Putnam
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