Henry Republican Ballot Card for Illinois 1930
The Henry Illinois notice lists Republican ticket candidates for statewide offices and local positions including James A. Garfield for president, Chester A. Arthur for vice president, Shelby M. Cullom for governor, John M. Hamilton for lieutenant governor, Henry D. Demen Tee for secretary of state, Edward Rut for state treasurer, Charles B. Wigt for auditor, Jab McCartney for attorney general, L. Paybon for congress, and Allen Stowell for representatives with county and judicial roles shown among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Garfield
Ohio
Oreaster A. Arthur
New. York
Shelby M.cullom
Ban
John -M. Hamil
Henhy-D-Demen T Tee
Edward Rut
Cook
Chasp
Bwigert
Kankakee
Jab
McCartney
Wayne
L. x. Paybon
Ford
Yor Henutar
Joseph J. Gasbell
Woodford
Alwen Stowell
Mare
County Republican Convention Nominates Law and Others
The county GOP gathered yesterday to name a ticket led by James O Law for circuit clerk with strong support for H J DePue challenger and other incumbents including J Bkelton for sheriff and G M Bane for prosecuting attorney. A temperance meeting followed with speeches and essays, and debate on John M Hamilton’s place on the ticket sparking tension over future ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O.law
Heary
H. J. DePue
Law
Hoe
Illnois
John ‘A M. Hamilton
RK. B. Edwards
Marshall County
Henry
J. Bkelton
G M Bane
James
Brasfield
Cure Reported After One Bottle of Rheumatic Cure
A Missouri letter from Troy Ohio dated March 10 1879 claims relief from rheumatism after using Dr Boganko Rheumatic Cure from Piqua with full recovery after a single bottle. The testimony notes relief after the first two head applications and includes praise from Eliott Miller and a bookseller. Hon J M Hamilton planned speaking engagement in Henry with call for broad Republican audience turnout.
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Troy
Neura Traly
Eliott Miller
Mineral Springs Camp Meeting at Magnolia Illinois
The Mineral Springs camp ground near Clear Creek in Magnolia township Putnam county hosts a religious gathering led by Rev J D Smith with sermons by Rev L Springer and Rev M W Crumbaker among others. The event features multiple prayer meetings children’s gatherings and a Sunday program drawing thousands, plus plans to establish a camp meeting association and future annual gatherings.
Camp meeting closes after revival services in Normal district
A church camp meeting featured Matt vii 24 defend gospel and Dille as preaching elder. W G Miller led Tuesday morning session with L P H D delivering Eph Mil sermon at 10 30. H O Birch spoke on Jesus as ruling element at 3 pm. Evening talks by J G Evans G W Burns A Drumbaker and J Borland. Two conversions reported despite heavy rainfall and minor tent discomfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Dille
Normal District
W. G.miller
L. PhD Har
Birch
G. Evans
G. W. Burns
Drumbaker
John_Borland
Pole Raising Signals Shifts In Campaign Tone
The Hancock camp staged a pole raising in the town square with a 118 foot hickory pole topped by a red rooster and banner Hancock and English. Around 200 to 240 voters attended the afternoon event despite warnings, as Michael C. Quinn spoke at the Opera Hall urging all to vote. He praised the Democrats while steering clear of past scandals, and the gathering showed tempered enthusiasm for the campaign.
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Tonge
Hancock
Michael C. Quinn
Peoria
Alisa Yaoger
Quinn
Ole Haps
Garfield
Arthur
Bickerman's
Opera Hall
Trum
Bull Down
J. L. Jones
Mr. Quinn
Republican Caucus Elects Delegation for County Convention
A Republican caucus was held at E. T Disoaway's office on Saturday evening with unusually large attendance. J. H. Jonas was elected chairman and W. C. Endsley secretary. A five member committee was chosen to select 12 delegates to the county convention. Delegates named included Nicholson, Pook, Gregory, Brown, Orr, McDonough, Guyer, Snyder, Jones, Gould, and King. They were instructed to vote as a unit to back J. C. Law for circuit clerk and to complete the full delegation if needed. A Garfield & Arthur club was organized with officers named for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T Disoaway
J. H. Jonas
W. C. Endsley
A. M. Puol
P. W. Wikoff
Potter
Porley
Brown
P. S. Porley
Nicholson
Pook
Tk Gregory
O. Brown
N. W. Orr
BR. McDonough
G. G. Guyer
Garfield & Arthur Club
Perley
Gould
J.A. Warren
David Coan
J. Jones
State W C T U convention program at Quincy
The State WCTU convention at Quincy September 8 9 and 10 features prayer meetings led by Mrs Kirkpatrick Mrs Harris and others, addresses by Mrs Irene H Smith Mrs E G Hibbon and Mrs M L Villa, reports from officers committees and districts, election of officers. A Wenona Republican Club meeting was announced for Saturday evening by Hon J.
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Quincy
H. W. Stocking
Anna
Rport
Signal Publishing Company
State Teasurer
G. H. Read
Bloomington
Mary H. Vittor
E. G. Hibbon
Peoria
M. L. Villa
Henry
P. m
Misa M. A. West
Galesburg
L. BE. FE. Kimball
Chicago
Misa F. E. Willard
L. A. Hagans
Elmhurst
Wenona Republican Club
Ad- Srepeada
Hon, J
Excursions to Nebraska with State Fair Tickets
Advertises 40 day valid first class tickets to Omaha for the State Fair. Promotes Nebraska pamphlets and maps with farming tips on climate water and markets. Call Knox and Son in Princeton Illinois for prices and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Omaha
Ever County
Callonor
Knox
Princeton, IL
Bucklen Arnica Salve for skin wounds and sores
Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertised as the best for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions. Guaranteed satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by J. C Kalb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
J. C.kalb
Fragmentary Ode Ends With Tragic Cholera Death
A garbled poem references Longfellow and medical tonics before shifting to a note about a child from the poor farm near Whitefield Corners adopted by Mr and Mrs Snurts. The child died recently from cholera infantum, a deadly infant illness.
Blood and Gregory Families Welcome Daughters in Towns
In Henr township on August 27 a daughter was born to Daniel N Blood Chietatelas fac os In Pouitedeld town on August 31 a daughter blessed to Harri son J Gregory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henr Township
Daniel N. Blood
Chietatelas Fac. Os
Thomas
Pouitedeld Town
Harrison J. Gregory
Obituaries and death notices from Wonona and Oakfield
Several death notices appear from Wonona and Oakfield. Marta Brown 78 wife of Charles Brown and former Mag Magnolia resident died August 4 in Oakfield Iowa of consumption. Olive Came 8 months old died August 19 in Wonona. Margaret Ellen and Norman 8 and 8 months old children of John and Ellen Taylor died August 19. The two infant deaths occurred the same day.
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Olive
Goenibrancas Sn
Jay
Olive Bakers
Wonona
Marta
Charles Brown
Magnolia
Oakfield
Iowa
Consumption Mellls
I. N. Taylor
Arpa
Re Wopona
Daniel Dilnear Wenome
Norman
Margaret Ellen
John
Ellen Taylor
Indez
Market Prices: Flour to Honey On Varied Commodities
Historical market notes list prices for flour, wheat, oats, lard, butter, eggs, potatoes, poultry, turkey, tallow, hay, molasses, cheroots, hides, and honey. Entries show per unit quotes with occasional misspellings and archaic terms, reflecting seasonal commodity values and trading terms of the era.
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Henry
von Banle Hina
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Mineral Springs
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Wenona
L. Springer
M. W. Crumbaker
Verona
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Hennepin
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Cor. Ili
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O. M.dun Jovy
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H. C. Birch
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Mazon
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Indy
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A. W. Ryan
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J. D. Smith
Streator
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Ilindla Wesleyan University
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Abram Phillipa
Armated Kerrick
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F. M. Myera
Mineral Springs Camp Meating Association
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Old & Galup
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W. G. Miller
Burt's Variety Store
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Henry, Ill
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Board of Auditory For
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Marshall
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First National Bank
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E. H. Hutchins
State of Illinois
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