Henry, Illinois Daily Record Summary 1907 Local News
The Republican reports a busy September 12 1907 with social visits church notes and personal mishaps in Henry. Fr Emery guest of Mev Fr Zumbuehl. Masonic initiates in first degree. corn shelling at the depot. Ladies Aid meeting at Christian Church. Mrs Clark ill with lung congestion and nephritis improving. Dr Cromwell and wife visiting relatives in Greencastle and New York City trip. several injuries and visits including Mrs Jennings bruises from a fall. Rankin and son visiting from Mantor. Griffiths and family trading in Henry. L S Griffith to winter in Champaign. Sugar Grove cemetery meeting planned. pardon application for murderer Linn in Prairie township. James Berwick family visiting from Farnum Neb. funeral and social events including porch party for Miss Furbee Conway. Marshall County board of Supervisors meeting with budget details. Simeon Doyle injured by a bucking colt. relay race planned Chicago to St Louis on Oct 1 with runners from Henry and area. local businessmen and residents mentioned in various movements. community announcements and upcoming events
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Bartonville
Furbee Conway
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Marshall County Board of Supervisors
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Simeon Doyle
Whitefield Township
T. H. Webb
Bo McNally
Karl Brock
F. R. Demus
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Mac
Havaras
Harry
Allen
Walker Navigation Company
Sparks
Salton
Illini
Grand Villinery Opening Promises Fashion and Low Prices
Watercott & Co announces the thirtieth year milestone with a grand millinery opening on September 19 and 20 1907. A nationwide display of fall and winter hats will feature tailored and dress styles, urging attendees to pick preferred hats early before others. The boast highlights unprecedented styles, low prices, and a Central Illinois comparison to prior openings.
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Watercott
Illinois
Illinois hunting season opens with strict new laws
The Illinois season brings changes for woodcock mourning doves and waterfowl with dates from August through April and bans on trapping quails prairie chickens pheasants and partridges. Licenses expire June 1 and residents may hunt on their farms without a separate license. Local notices mention residents and social updates from Magnolia and area towns.
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Putnam and Henry Area News Highlights
Local notices recount social gatherings and family events in Putnam and Henry, from the Anderson-Henkins reunion at Walnutgrove to visits by Mrs. Dunfee of Iowa and Mrs. Elizabeth Dunfee of Afton. The piece notes church activities, weather impacts on attendance, a funeral for Edward Cleveland Cook, and community support during the bereavement.
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F. Anderson
la Salle
Joseph Kelso
Kewanee
Putnam
Princeton
J M. Williams
Henry
Pinnell
George Kroeper
Anderson-Henkins
Walnutgrove
Christena Long
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Afton
Ila
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Toluce
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Roland Bartram
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Amos Grubbs
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Era M Anderson
R J Anderson
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Chillicothe
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Edward Cleveland
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Lacon
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Rachel Taliferro
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Albert Worley
Fairbrook
Ivy Fulton
Ice cream social planned in Magnolia park Illinois
Magnolia residents announce an ice cream social at Magnolia park on Saturday September 14 to benefit the local band. A recent electrical storm struck the J B Thornton place near Magnolia, burning the barn and nearly all contents, including 37 tons of hay and 700 to 800 bushels of oats. Insurance reportedly covered contents but not the building.
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Magnolia
Magnolia Park
Longtime Illinois Resident John Dawson Dies at 70
John Dawson aged 70 years 7 months 22 days was the second son of Mercer and Cassandra Dawson. He endured illness after paralysis six years and spent his final years with A B Henkins and daughter Dwight Ball. Funeral services were held at the M E church with Rev Bartram, and many relatives and friends attended from Bureau Princeton Oneida Broadmoor and nearby towns. Pallbearers included Seneca Hunters William Strasnider Henry Downey Henry Dally William Reinhart War Murphy.
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Fred Cook
Roy Park
Lawson
George Freer
Lon Beauly
Getrade
Lucy Darling
Nebraska
Thomas Longman
Lacon
Fred Q Cleveland
John Cleveland
Dora McAvory
Chillicothe
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Henry
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Casandra Dawson
John
Iowa
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Wm. Thurston
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A. B
M. HE
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Henry Downey
Henry Dally
Wm. Reinhart
War Murphy
Thurston
Schryver
Hays
Princeton
Pultz
Oneida
Ad Schryver
Broadmoor
Ereas Dawson
Glark Dawson
Ad Dawson
Rotinson
Chiropody Service Notice at Louisa Bell’s
Mrs F W Barton will be at Louisa Bell's Wednesdays and Thursdays weekly. Ladies and gentlemen with corns bunions or overgrown nails will be treated. Bee reasonable.
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Louisa Bell
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