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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1915
Page
6
A dense notice page lists sales for grapes apples cider and hedge posts with prices and delivery options. It also shows a medical ad for Dr. B H Bradley and an eye ear nose throat note plus a shoe repair ad and a strong local auctions/real estate tone. A county supervisor meeting is announced with filing deadlines.
For sale a fresh supply of mill feed including cracked corn and horsing feed for chickens. J Howard Williams advertises in Henry Oklahoma with OL phone 268. 4 22 11.
A 1915 Chillicothe farm tale recounts Miss Annetta Harker finding a diamond in a chicken near the Burroughs home after a ring vanished. The odd事件 ends with questions of how the jewel traveled to the hen and notes on a new state high school tuition law and Illinois road maintenance changes.
The 77th Illinois Volunteers held their annual reunion in Peoria over Thursday and Friday with Jesse Sawyer re elected as president and Frank N Ireland secretary treasurer. 53 members attended and 193 survivors are listed. deaths numbered 18 in the past year. Notables included J V Graff who spoke, and attendees from Gibson City Triolo Volga Lecon Roswell New Orleans and other states.
The community mourns John B Hall aged about eighty a long time resident of the town and brother of the late J P Hall. A fall from a hay wagon preceded a paralysis stroke leading to his death as family and neighbors gathered at his home near Saratoga Lake. Rev A S Clark of Round Lake conducted the service with Mrs Face and Miss Irene Riley singing. He rests beside many neighbors and friends in the local cemetery. survivors include his widow two daughters a grandson and other relatives.
Newspaper extracts from five unsolicited letters praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relieving women's ailments. The paper asserts the letters, dated recently, lend strong evidence of the remedy's effectiveness.
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