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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1914
Page
9
A wary warning urges drivers and pedestrians to respect crosswalk rules. The piece notes pedestrians have rights at legal crossings and drivers must yield when appropriate to prevent harm, stressing mutual caution at intersections and mid block crossings.
Community updates cover bakery prices at Hubert Bakery with six loaves for 26 cents, hunting trips by Dr Conner, home renovations on Main Street, St Catherine’s Guild fundraiser in Central Park, street curb and guttering work on Third and West streets, a landmark replacement on Richard Street, banking official Clarence Phillips’s recovery, Mr and Mrs Crawford moving to Green Street with him becoming a teacher, Grant Trone attending a funeral and farm notes, and a near miss incident on a Willetz Princeton trip at lake Senachwine with a stable outcome.
A pretty home wedding was held at 8 p m on Aug 20 1914 at the Copp home near Warren Minnesota Stella Copp united in marriage with George Willey in a ring service under pink and white decorations Rev Benj Donovan officiated Miss Ida Copp and Homer Willey attended The bride wore a white erspy dechene gown with shadow lace a shower bouquet of white carnations and lilies The bridesmaid wore white embroidered voile with pink moire girdle The reception featured a four course luncheon about 60 guests presented many gifts and offered best wishes for Mr and Mrs Willey's future Prosperity and happiness were wished by all
Sampson v Rowe and Simpson file suit in Peoria circuit court seeking foreclosure on ten promissory notes totaling 10000 with 5 percent interest. Defendants include Keefer and Sheriff Minor as trustee, with trust security tied to realty once held by A J VanCleave and now distributed among transferees.
Woodford county Republicans urge district support for Simon E Lantz a progressive farmer and businessman. Lantz former Montgomery township supervisor known as an up to date stock breeder with University of Illinois ties and experience as a cattle judge at major shows.
A farmer near Jubiles traveled to Brimfield and bought 14 pairs of green glasses for cattle. He claims dry pastures and dust leave cows refusing to graze, hoping the green tint will coax them to nibble more, boosting milk.
Big Implement Fair runs all next week in Peoria offering fall shopping. Fall stocks are complete and ready for the season. The event showcases B. and M. displays and invites the whole family to see new items for head to foot fall attire.
New fall women suits priced at 15 20 and 25 dollars promise stylish finish. Displays highlight coats and dresses with complete selections. School suits offered in dark colors with one or two pants at 5 dollars.
A memorial stone is erected to honor deceased figures with two essential dates marking their memory. The inscription both records virtues and offers concise tribute, reflecting a measured respect due to those commemorated.
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