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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1914
Page
2
Dr E A Hall a physician and surgeon in Henry Illinois offers fully equipped electrical apparatus to diagnose or treat diseases where electricity is applicable. He will answer calls day and night. Office on Edward Street.
Magnolia residents report visits from Jay Dunne of Chicago Mrs Munn in Lacon Miss Harriet Reymer in Henry Mrs Butters Ottawa George Hillabrand Henry J W Chandler Evanston and others travel. Community events include a Labour Day Lostant celebration a sewing bee for Ben Walker aid and a Teachers Parents Association reception for new teachers with a program and about 60 attendees.
The ad touts Ford as a practical purchase with a modest upfront cost and enduring reliability. It features endorsements from F B Eamisteer and McNabb and invites readers to investors in a “ground floor” opportunity. The note warns readers about traders and emphasizes Ford’s claimed destructibility and value.
A Swindler lecture at Magnolia outlines how Madonna depictions express the divinity of motherhood, tracing art’s role from ancient rites to Christian devotion and the lasting impact on societies, with quotes on Mary and Christ and the spread of Madonna veneration across cultures. Putnam County Teachers Institute coverage follows, praising professional growth, notable instructors, and state officials highlighting improved standards and methods for local schools.
Henry Davis started for North Dakota. Mrs Helen Winans of Rutland was in town. M P Moore and Wm Schneider left for Iowa. The Grivey child ill. Miss Komac visiting. George Davis and Bloomingon guests at Curtis home. Mrs Gussie Weiblinger of Chicago visiting. Mrs Elsie Kendell and Ruth return to St Louis. Cora Dixon of Chicago stayed with relatives. Robert Lippincott at the tower in Gould's absence. Fern Kramer visiting. Mrs W W Evans and family in Chicago. McFadden family from Oklahoma visiting Rev Evans. Frank Hight ill. his mother travels to Missouri. Harvest Home premiums out. request from A H Bell. Mrs Isaac Burrows of Streator a guest of Mrs W H McDaniels. Goulds leave for Los Angeles. Ruby Kreger begins teaching in Tonica. Mrs Boyle, Gertrude, Mildred, and Dr Schoenneshoefer visiting.
The second annual Harvests fair under Lostant merchants will Thursday feature a display of garden products bread cake wonders and canned fruits art work digte and painting flowers and plants fancy work and more. Also notes on local visitors deaths and medical ads appear in the Hennepin Record with sanitation tips and a druggist endorsement.
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