Seelig's Orchestra at the Pavilion and Reds season finish
The Henry Reds lost to Lacon 5 to 1 amid errors in a Sunday game. Manager Lawrence Peterman and treasurer C A Frommel balanced a $270.41 net receipts after 34 games in 1906. A local effort to form a home players team promises exhibitions at Pavilion Park with Captain Glatz returning.
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Seven Plumes dies after field accident
Henry Applen mourns the loss of his prized stallion Seven Plumes killed after a fore leg injury from a kick. The valued horse, worth not less than $2,000, sired many fast roadsters and race track contenders. The animal was well known across the region, and Mr. Applen's dedication to his homebred horse drew broad sympathy.
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Bradford Rivalries Over Town Building Costs
The piece contrasts Bradford and Henry area builders noting church costs near forty five thousand and a bank at thirty five thousand. It cites new Catholic church plans, palatial residences, an eighty thousand dollar bridge, water works, a city hall, schools, and cement walks as part of rapid town growth.
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St. John’s Church
Bradford
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Rebecca's Loge 170 meeting on Tuesday September 18
All members of Rebecca's lodge No 170 of Henry are asked to meet in Odd Fellows hall Tuesday evening September 18 for special business in organizing. The Atchison Globe suggests if President Roosevelt wants to do something worthwhile he might reform the baseball language.
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Order of Eastern Star
Dawson /Glenn
William Wafer
Dr. Dakin
Julia Ruble
Gustave Otto
B. Mitchell
Marie Gallaher
Beatrice Massie
Nan Guinea
Henrietta B. McGrath
Blue Island
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Carroll
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Dr. Swein
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Anne Culter Hall
Jane Hall
James Keenan
J.A. Melick
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Clyde Gregory
Mary Quinn
Albert Quinn
George Thacker
Mary Keller
T.B. Lash
Spencer Ketchum
Josephine Simpson
G. M. Locke
George Burt
Alfred Betts
Sparland
Henry Sisters
M. Jean Marie Dexaux
W. H. Wilkinson
Alice Kellogg
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McNeal Daughter Improves at Illinois Hospital
W E Taylor M D superintendent of the Illinois Western Hospital for the Insane at Watertown reports to Ken McNeal that Trene McNeal has improved since arrival. She eats better is quieter and less destructive. Physical health is fairly good and full recovery anticipated.
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Oakland Fruit Farm Opens Weekly Apple Cider Press
The Oakland Fruit Farm announces a hydraulic cider press open for business every Thursday forenoon. Bring apples to press while you wait, priced per gallon. Ed Tomlin son notes the start date 8-13-11.
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Ed Tomlinson
Around the World for 23 Epworth League Excursion Card
A circular from the Epworth League invites members to a Grand Fall excursion on Friday evening September 14, 1906. Cars depart every fifteen minutes from stations in Chicago Washington Boston Dublin Berlin Paris Yokohama San Francisco with tickets 25 cents for the full trip. Refreshments provided and the trip is conducted by the Epworth League.
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Mayor heads to Rock Island for state mayors’ convention
City notes report Mayor E Hutchings departed this morning for Rock Island to attend a two day convention of state mayors to discuss municipal questions. The visit is described as profitable and instructive.
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