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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1896
Page
2
A dense column of notices and short items from Henry, Illinois, including subscription pitches for The Henry Republican, local visits and travel updates, shop ads, political rally notices with speakers, church events, a deer hunt report, a new pneumatic seat post invention, and reports on local weather, roads, and business activity in the area.
Mrs Ransom Gregory of Pierre 8.D visits her mother Mrs Luther Jones in Henry. She has two married children in Chicago and is reported to be very well amid a busy week of Republican rallies, church events, and local notices across Putnam and neighboring towns.
The Henry Republican offers a special subscription deal to Marshall county readers. New subscribers can pay 1.50 for the paper to Jan 1, 1898, or 2.00 for The Henry Republican weekly plus the Weekly Inter Ocean and the Farm News for one year.
In New York Harrison warns farmers about free silver. He argues doubling only crop prices would help farmers, but if all prices double who gains. He says the miner benefits by 60 cents per dollar value from debased metal under government action.
The paper announces its largest issue ever with 5200 copies to be distributed to every county voter. It urges careful reading and asks readers to vote for Mo inley on the Republican ticket emphasizing Protection and good money.
Williamsport Indiana resident reports long stomach troubles from indigestion and constipation eased after using Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. He says he feels better and weighs more, noting availability in 100 500 and 81.09 sizes at Dr Powell's. The Saratoga rally drew large crowds with strong speaking and festive events.
An assortment of subscription offers for The Henry Republican and related papers, plus an advertisement for No-to-bac tobacco cure and Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The bundle includes pricing for several combinations and mentions delivery by mail. Also notes money-back guarantees and drugstore availability.
A fragmented ad-like snippet notes the wheat boom collapsing and prices slipping, with a line urging readers to secure winter supply and a price of 1.10 for Best From on, credited to J. A. Melick.
Photograph envelopes, the latest and neatest item for sending pictures by mail, now available for sale at this office.
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