Henry Illinois adopts waterworks franchise and lease ordinance
The September 4 1902 issue records Henry Marshall county Illinois council proceedings August 27 1902 with Mayor Humphrey and Aldermen Yaeger Broaddus Smith Bickerman Green Camp present. The National Construction Co of South Bend proposes a waterworks system, a pipe network, hydrants and valves for $20300 and a one year supervision. The council accepts the proposal and passes an ordinance granting a thirty year franchise with option to lease or buy, rental provisions, pricing, and conditions for extensions, maintenance, and eventual transfer to the city.
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Humphrey
Yaeger
Hiroaddus
Smith
Bickernan
Green
Camp
National Construction Co
South Bend
Tidlang
Cico II
Harrop
Plung
Furonleh
National Construction Company
Dre
Cael
Pate
Spire National Construction Co
Ald Bickerman
Menry
Marshall County
Ind
Anid Gs
Pheodore Bickermann
Yeas
Broaddus
Hickerman
He National Construction Co
Henry
Marshall
UU H Witer
Théercor
Ciby
Council of
Henryy
Ri Ee
Wruntee
Sich
Suld
Origion
Xown
Ueary
Marsha County
Ands
Dolinry-etel
Sach
Paraner
Shell
City-of -Henry
Toy
Sater
Sald
Heresin
Piry
Salt City
Sald Clty
Wilterworks
Sid
Sild
Antd
Tsupu
Ant
Witerworks
Suid Clty
Loase
Cuy
Tini-Ronaitna
Tosald Waterworks Plant
Aral Lai
Ald Smith
Ald- Broaddus
Sean
Bickerman
Indiana
Geo Hf
Geo Hf Harrop
Henry Ite
Marehill
Tlinois
de Lars
de Lars, —Sald
Enm-Totefeld
Netional Construction Company
Neury
Sime
Saldyrantee
Sald Rantee
Sald Elty
Saldy
A. G. Humphrey
A. Camp
Ald Green
Ald Camp
Ayes
Bini
Cure for Dysentery and Diarrhoea Told by New Albany Man
I L Taylor of New Albany Bradford county Pa recalls a rough trip halted by diarrhoea. A dose of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy bought at Dr Powells City drug store let him finish the journey. He later used it to recover from a severe illness.
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I. L. Taylor
New Albany
Bradford County
Ward
Laceyville Tessenger -Tumpestee
Dr Powell’s City Drug Store
Property Transfers and Lots Listed in Local Transfers
Marshall County transfers list several parcels including Varrie Thompson to John Cooper a west end lot 2 and 8 bik 48 in Lacon and John Downey to Mike Pulz a lot 2 bik 2 in Wenona. Reveneva Hamilton to Wilani Hamilton convey lots 4 bik 4 in Wenona. Toluca and Eastern Ityco to Toluca Marquette and Northern Ry Co for all their surreets. Co. Clerk to Frank Hunt lot 23 blk 41 Toluca. Frederick Jonnie to Daniel Hutnaget lot 11 blk 4 Camp Grove. Martin B Bulee to Theodore Bicker man lot 297 Henry J. 2. Ball by heirs to Theodore Bick Subscribe for the Republican.
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Marshall County
Varrie Thompson
John Cooper
Lacon
John Downey
Mike Pulz
Wenona
Revéeeva Hamilton
Wilani Hamilton
Toluca
Eastern
Ityco
Daniel Hutnaget
Camp Grove
Martin
Theodore Bicker
Henry
Ball
Theodore Bick
Editor Sees Offense in All Newsrooms and Satire
A reflective editorial condemns the universal tendency to offend while defending a newspaper’s duty to print. It cites critics who claim harsh intent, and notes changes in Catholic marriage law from six to six u.m. and restrictions on church parish dwellers, plus new prohibitions on Sunday festivals and similar events.
A Plea for Chamberlains Cough Remedy
A reader from Bagwell Mo urges support for Chamberlains Cough Remedy noting three years of bronchitis and sleepless nights. After trying doctors and medicines, a bottle brought relief and the writer credits the medicine to Dr Powell's City drug store where it is sold.
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Chamberlain
Brockman
Bagwell, Mo
H. Foster
Salt Lake
City
Dr Powell
Illinois 86th Vets hold Peoria reunion marked 40th anniversary
The 86th Illinois Veterans held their annual reunion in Peoria last Wednesday and Thursday for the unit’s 40th anniversary. Organized by Col. D. D. Irons and mustered Aug 27, 1862, they served with Sheridan and Sherman, fought at Chickamauga Missionary Ridge Ringgold and Buzzard's Roost, logged 73 rail moves, and suffered heavy losses. Irons died at Nashville within a year of muster. Dr D. W. Magee, later lieutenant colonel, led a company and will join a Kenesaw Mountain excursion on Sept 16 plus battlefield visits.
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86Th Illinois Vets
Peoria
D. D. Irons
Phil Sheridan
Sherman
Richmond
Washington
Chicago
Chickamauga
Missionary Sidge
Ringold
Buzzard’s Roost
Stevaca
Rome
Dallag
Kenessw Mountains
David D. Irons
Ite
Nashville
Tenn
D. W. Magee
Kenesaw Mountain
Reon
Local ads tout He rb ine and Camille at Opera House
An 19th century reader notes Herbine for indigestion and praises its effect, while Salt Lake audiences anticipate the Camille performance at the Opera House next Saturday. The city advertises candy, drug stores, and ticket sales, with seats reserved at Peterman Bros and Fair Store.
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Camille
Opera House
Peats
Peterman Bros
Fortune Favors a Texan Headache Pain Relief Ad
W 2 Whitehead of Kennedale reports distressing head back and stomach pains and loss of appetite. After using Dr King s New Life Pills he felt much better with improved stomach and liver function. Available for 25 cents at Dr Powell s City drug store.
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Dr King
Whitehead
Kennedale
Dr Powell
City Drug Store
200 Acre Farm Near Railroad Town With Improvements
A farm of 200 acres is four miles from a railroad town with room to lay. It includes a good four room house, a wood shed, a 16 by 26 stone cellar, a large frame windmill on a stone wall, and other good buildings. There is a large orchard of cherries and apples. Priced at 35 dollars per acre.
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