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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1913
Page
8
A mix of old notices and ads from Peoria IL including sales of farms timber posts and livestock, a pure bred stallion, cider making, cleaning services, and public notices. Items note Henry and Varna Illinois areas with brand names and dates such as 1913 1918 and references to local real estate and farm equipment. Potential buyers can contact H J Gregory J Hartley Columbian Dye Works and others listed.
Marshall county Illinois board of supervisors meets October 21 1913 in Lacon with Chairman H Stoner presiding. The roll is called including J Turnbull absent and reports on primary election and special judicial election claims with payments list for names such as J Turnbull Hickey Schubert Ransom Stoner Barr Burnett Stratton and others. The board approves the claims and adopts sympathy resolutions for D M Stratton and adjourns.
Mrs. Ann Moore aged 86 died at 327 Fifth Street La Salle after a long life rich in travel and hardship. She left Ireland over 70 years ago aboard a voyage marked by plague and tragedy, lived in St Louis before moving to La Salle County, endured wolves and relocation, was widowed then remarried, and leaves a daughter and a son Officer P Moore.
A Detroit resident reports lasting relief from female ailments after using Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound. The letter cites prior doctor visits, backaches, and abdominal pains, then notes two bottle relief and no recurrence after marriage and motherhood.
L. C. Sprinkle in Walnut used a wired case and electric bell to catch a thief. W. J. Kelly of Walnut Grain Co elevator confronted admitted taking beer and paid $20 settlement to avoid prosecution. The case was referred to the railroad company for action.
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