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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1913

Page

2

Magnolia items mix visits events in Wenona area

Miss Arminda Ray spent the weekend at home while William Titus visited Missouri relatives. Mrs. George Clemens visited Lacon, and Miss Gould stayed with Mrs. Kate Haws. Local social notes mention visitors from Indiana and Peru, people shopping in Henry, and land-seeking trips to Minnesota. A masquerade ball at Masonic hall on Nov. 7 features Applegate's orchestra with tickets 1 dollar, 10 and 16 cents.

Pege Arminda Ray William Titus Missouri George Clemens Lacon Miss Gould Kate Haws H. B. Jewell Iowa Werbert Wierman Garrison Indiana R. L. Swindler Mary Baker Peoria Florencie Curtis Peru E. R R. W. Spencer J. S. Phillips Lackland Warner Gertrude Ramsey F. Funk Helen Peters Potter, Jr Ervin Potter John Dunne Hennepin Court Magnolia Ann Judd Gertrude Verne Calhoun la Rose Weenona

Royal Neighbors chicken supper and lectures at local venues

The Royal Neighbors sponsor a chicken supper on Saturday evening November 8 at the Masonic hall with adults 25 cents and children under four six 15 cents. A lecture by Prof Hieronymus postponed from earlier due to bad weather will now be held Monday evening November 3 at the high school auditorium under school auspices. A small town event feature includes a birthday gathering for Miss Beda Hult at Mrs. Simonton’s home on October 26. Magnolia Sunday school notes steady growth and invites all children and parents to attend each Sunday at 10 o'clock.

Masonic Sipper Wweather Hierōnymus Griffin Carl Simonton Beda Hult Mrs. Simonton Miss Hult Hull Magnolia

Magnolia School Plans Friday Halloween Program

The Magnolia school hosts an entertainment and pre social Friday evening October 31 in the auditorium at 8 o clock. The program includes music recitations and a short farce The Haunted Gate with admission ten cents. Two volleyball games Magnolia vs Venona on Magnolia courts Friday afternoon attract community attendance. The school reports three teachers and 36 high school pupils, totaling six teachers.

Magnolia School Magnolia Venona

Putnam County Judicial Vote Counts

Putnam county results show votes for supreme judge by candidate Shay and Craig across four towns Granville Hennepin Magnolia and Senachwine with totals 1477 and 26 respectively Putnam paugh and others also listed by town totals for the supreme ticket. Circuit judge results list Niehaus Otman and Lyman Sheen across towns with sub totals and final tallies.

Putnam County Shay Granville Hennepin Magnolia Senachwine Craig Puterpaugh

Rag Time Records Plea For Nightingale On The Lawn

A curious guest roams the lawn seeking to listen to a nightingale while an owner mentions new rag time records for the graphophone. The exchange evokes a whimsical domestic moment with musical curios.

Local notes capture autumn visits and community events

The column lists numerous hometown visits from Granville to Lincoln Nebraska and western Nebraska. It notes school outings a mushed muddy wiener roast, a Hallowe en party with novel decorations, Magnolia Grange program and Pomona's feast. Readers include Swaney family, Sutherland family, Bumgarner in land drawing, and local teachers Painter Wisenburg.

Farn Fulton Johns Davidson Alex McKirgai John Swaney W. L. Bumgarner Northwestern Nebraska Grace Swaney Schreff Lincoln Neb FE. Smith’s J. C. Sutherland Josiah Alice Tomlinson Deer Park Henry C. A. Stockhaus W. Studgvin Prof. Snapp J. B. Stansell FF. BE. Smith C. B. Flitcraft Colton Oak Park A. B. Wilson Mrs. Dickey California O Bumgarner Chicago Wisenburg Sarah Swaney

John Swaney School near McNabb drives community growth

The Geneseo Republic reports the John Swaney School formed by consolidating three Putnam county districts. It boosted farms, kept families home, and boosted church life. Osco families visited for a patron’s social with a well received program and household science refreshments. Portraits of Mr. and Mrs. Swaney by Georges Weissenburg are planned for display.

John Swaney McNabb Geneseo Republic Putnam County Henry County Osco George R Smith Republic Hife Swaney Phevartat Georges Wseisenburg the¢Art-Institute Chicago Hodlisander Srapp Finots Vaaz

Local notes from Lostant and vicinity spread social visits and weather

The column details visits by residents including Mr and Mrs Morrison and their son William and Laura Patterson at Streator Hospital. It notes a fountain at the post office corner for public use, a San Francisco trip by Robison family, and teachers traveling to Ottawa for institute. A rain and snow sequence precedes a sunny patch. Miss Hope French and Dinner Steen wed in El Paso. Missouri correspondence reports springlike weather and green meadows with good corn.

Hillips Chicago G. Fy Weber B. Weber Leyl Maustand Pontiac Fairbury Robison Ben Robison San Francisco Denver Willard Reynolds James Morris Milton Wilson Salt Lake Ottawa Prof. Wolfe Mae Mulvihill Naomi Wooley Marie Comisky Iva Kranz Hope French Paso Dinner Steen Venona Missouri

Origin of the Indian traced to Asian populations say scientists

Dr. Ales Hrdlicka of the Smithsonian reports evidence from southern Siberia and outer Mongolia suggesting the original American Indian stock descended from populations in southeastern Asia and Mongolia. He notes burial mounds, similarities in physical features, and multiple traces of pre Mongolian cultures across the region.

United States Asia Mongolia Ales Hrdlicka Smithsonian Institution Washington Hrdlicka Siberia Lake Baikal Outer Urga Ares Smith

The Suffering Suffragette and Opponents’ Rhetoric Recap

A collection of hostile depictions of suffragists from opponents, labeling suffragettes as ambitious, disruptive, and detrimental to society. The text lampoons the idea of women seeking political equality and mocks their motives and behavior.

Jean’ Forgetiter

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