Paull's Successful Lot Sale Delights Henry Town
Henry residents packed the Paull subdivision sale on Oct 28 as Spencer band serenaded buyers. Charles Dille bought the Fountain residence for 1210, Paull deeded city streets, and locals named Prairie Park and Oak Street among subdivision designations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiaiham
Fountain Place
Paull
Providence
Henry
Spencer
Peoria
W. L. Flynn
Guy Traver
Charles Dille
George Trayer
Geo. C. Johnson
Barney Bargantz
Henry Roth
Charles Helmendollar
Charles Heininger
George Sleater
Prairie Park
Prairieville Park
Sunrise Park
Prairie Avenue
Sunrise
Englewood
Berryville
Dublin
Glynncoe
North Glendale
Paull’s Place
Progressive
New Suburban
Paull Avenue
Paullville
Northville
Henryville
Paull Park
Henry Heights
la Park Paull
New Progressive
Dennisville
John Hartley
E. H. Hutchins
T. J. Segraves
Alice Williams
Oak Street
Maple Street
Preachers Reflect On Prayer Faith and Greatness Across Churches
In sermons at M E Church Rev J E Mercer urged constant prayer with sincerity humility and persistence citing Luke 18 1 8. He contrasted temporal and spiritual blessings noting God gives grace to the humble and promising answers to proper requests. Episcopal Rev R B Whipple preached on Nazareth rejecting Jesus from John 1 11 tracing His mission and the sin of rejection. Presbyterian Rev Griscel spoke on True Greatness in Luke 1 15 16 defining worldly aims versus spiritual character as exemplified by John the Baptist and Elijah spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
J. E. Mercer
Christ
Episcopal Church
R. B. Whipple
Lord
Nazareth
Our Lord
Isaiah
Presbyterian Church
Griscel
God
John the Baptist
Israel
Elijah
Obituary of Inez Laura Reed Bradford child 1910 1912
Obituary for Inez Laura Reed youngest daughter of Lster and Cora Reed born near Bradford November 23 1910 died October 15 1912 at age 2 6 22. She lay sick with cholera infantum frail yet cherished by family and friends. Funeral at M B church. Burial Bradford cemetery amid floral tributes. Card of thanks from family for kindness shown during sickness and burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Laura
Lster
Cora Reed
Bradford
Eliza Ryder
Eholurva Infantum
Ariest
M. B
E. T. Rowe
Ryder
Lester Reed
Bradford, II
City Council Adjourns After Licensing Session 1912
City council at City Hall adjourned after approving saloon license bonds for several applicants for period Nov 1 1912 to May 1 1913. Mayor Pace presided with Aldermen Dille Doelzer Smith Hutchins present. Hel goth Flynn absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pace
Dille
Doelzer
Smith
Hutchins
Hel
Joseph Heininger
Fred Ely
John Ely
A. W. Kern
N. R. Broaddus
J. R. Paskell
Charles W. McManus
Peter Pasc
John Kapraun
W. E. Green
J. R. Newman
Peter Jacobs
Henry J. Meister
Richard Blankenship
Barnard Yaeger
Fred Bly
Tra L. Hupp
Wayne A. Hupp
Wimner Schlosser
W. A. Rowe
Conrad Helgoth
Jacob Helgoth
David Dwyer
Charles Heininger
John Engelbrecht
Ald
Flynn
Helgoth
Ald. Hutchins
Ald Helgoth
Sabbath services and Temperance meeting announced
Sabbath school at 9 45 a m led by M L Coan followed by public worship at 11 a m. Sermon by the pastor at 6 30 p m with Epworth League service led by Minerva Kenzie. At 7 30 p m the pastor and congregation unite in a temperance meeting at the Presbyterian church. Queen Esther circle held a 2 30 Sabbath service with Mrs Dwinell of Peoria and Miss Laigh recounting the Des Moines meeting. The circle of about 20 devoted girls supports quiet faithful work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Coan
Epworth League
Minerva Kenzie
Union Temperance
Presbyterian Church
Queen Esther Circle
Church services and chicken pie dinner announced
Sabbath school at 9 45 a m and preaching at 11 a m by the pastor. Christian Endeavor at 30 p m. Union temperance meeting at 7 30 p m with Rev Mr Leech speaker. Annual chicken pie dinner set for Saturday November 2 next door to Mr Segraves drug store. Mr and Mrs Judson Ong depart today for Lacon to winter then return to Henry in spring for their bungalow project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Coan
Columbia
Plainview
Texas
M. L. Coan
BE. P. Lovejoy
Princeton
Camp House
David D. Owens
Lacon
Sadie Albertson
Florence Bobby
Lee Stickel
Putnam
Lord
Christian Church
Jones
Segraves
Kerrick
Henry
Clarence Scholes
First National Bank
John Scholes
Bradford
South Dakota
Scholes
Will W. Wright
Judge Wright
Toulon
Stark County
Granville
Will
Putnam County
The
Order of the Eastern Star
Magnolia
Sparland
John Nader
A. D. Hillabrand
Maxbass
N. D
H. W. Burfer
Presbyterian Church
Idaho
Burger
W. B. Kirkpatrick
Peoria
Mary. Harter
W. W. Dewey
C. 2. Burt
Judson Ong
G. W. Keller
Sarasota
Fla
Harter
Keller
Florida
Christian Mndeavor
Union Temperance
Leech
Mrs. Judson Ong
Five Days Left Until The Election Message
A weekly roundup notes civic plans for a bigger city, travel and family news, local deaths, and a political nudge urging readers to vote Republican. It highlights Mrs. Mary Paskell's winter visit, a warning against changing certainty, and tributes to James Briscoe and John Slavin, with Keokuk dam progress and a party-line appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Paskell
Nettie McLanahan
Green Castle
Lestant
Harvey Hunter
Buda
Andrew Hunter
Willard J. Lamb
Ida T. Gallaher
Mt. Palatine
Jules Lumbard
Chicago
Front Street
Pennsylvania
Henry
Christian Church
Mercer
Matthews
Harvey
A. B. Smith
John Slavin
Oak Forest
Patrick Slavin
Mary Slavin
Anna Horry
Ireland
St. Joseph's Church
Fr. Brennan
St. Joseph
Postal Law Mockery From Canton Sentinel Editor
Fred Newell publisher of the Canton Sentinel lampoons a new postal law in a Washington statement. He notes ownership roles, jokes about a local dog and personal stock, and cites taft allegiance and false teeth while inviting further questions to the postmaster general via the police. The Forrest Rambler editor ridicules the sworn ownership disclosure requirement and laments overbearing law and press privacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Newell
Canton
Sentinel
Washington
The
Newell
Dog
Taft
Canton Sentinel
Forrest Rambler
Congress
Rambler
Rock Island System Reports 1912 Earnings Drop
The Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway reports fiscal year 1912 earnings at about one half of one percent on $49,947.50 preferred stock, with gross revenue $64,712,858, down $3,774,619 from 1911. Interest charges absorbed earnings, while operating expenses fell, including major cuts in maintenance of way, equipment, and buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Rock Island Pacific Railroad Company
Rock Island Company
Voters urged to study ballot before November election
The article notes the November 5 ballot will fill a page with five party columns. Voters have one minute to vote and may cross tickets when choosing county candidates. Sample ballots will be issued and the Woman's club Home Department, led by Mrs. Theo Disosway, will meet November 4 at Mrs. Mary A. Shurts home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keokuk
Lawa
Illinois Bluff
United States
Panama
Republican Party
Theo Disosway
Woman's Club Home Department
Mary A. Shurts
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Stella Hopkins
Tiskilwa
D. B. Poarch
Western Avenue
G. J. Pace
Elias B. Wright
Walter Bayne
Clara Brown
King
Wells
Ohio
Alyn & Bacon Company
Mr. Miller
Helene Hannum
Roberta Thomas
Helene
M. &. Church
Orous
RT & P
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