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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1915
Page
11
Sparland column recaps visits and business in Henry La Prairie Wenona and nearby towns. It notes family gatherings church activities school welfare fair promotion and obituaries with ties to Sparland residents and dated events in late October 1915.
The ad boasts Mrs. William Bright of Fr. Wayne Indiana praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. She says a bottle cured her bad bronchial cough and she now recommends it to friends with immediate effects noted. Obtainable everywhere.
A mother waking to a child in distress should use Chamberlain's Cough Remedy every ten minutes until vomiting occurs. This prompt action brings quick relief and the child returns to sleep and wakes healthy. The remedy has long been in use with uniform success and is obtainable everywhere.
Alfred Betts visited Fred Ely while John Hartley the Henry real estate man traveled through the area Thursday. Farmers report cider production and a bountiful apple crop this year. Miss Ethel Hastings visits Grandma Hastings at Sparland. Burson school hosts a Halloween social Friday. C D Marshall adds a new cornsheller. Charles Hunt and family now drive an Oakland. Automobiles spark ongoing fever. Deaths of Mr Flynn Bert Rowe mourned. Frank Wunder hosts visitors. Monahan and Scully noted as local teachers and callers.
Local items detail preaching at Congregational church, visitors from Triolo and Sparland, farm work by Roy Wilcox, J. L. Smith renting the Philip Roll house, and C. E. Gaumer Jr. building cribs for Kimble and McCrystal. Church repairs, farm aid, and social visits fill out the week along Frog Hollow. Also mentions Dr. King's New Discovery ads and Cottage events with recitals and Centennial commission outreach.
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