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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1914

Page

5

Sparland Notes on Local Trans actions and Visitors

Sparland area residents report several Peoria based business transactions on Tuesday to Friday involving D Marshall Holmes Tanner Myron Newell and G W Snell. Local visitors include Mrs Lottie Duncan Miss Rose Pelz and Mrs Charles Crean of Chicago. Guests and events feature Mr Mrs E A Kline the Implement show hydro biplane sighting and a storm related mishap.

C D Marshall Peoria Holmes Tanner Myron Newell G W Snell Arthur Head la Rose M C Marshall Lottie Duncan la Prairie Rose Pelz Chicago E. A. Kline L. R Bolender Ohiman Sunny John VanAntwer A. L. McLaughlin B. A. Kline Charles Crean Lome Harry Maxwell Frank van Antwerp Leta Maxwell David Timmons Mr. Timmons Minnie Gehr Zetta. Gehr Phoebe Hunler McLeish McLeleh Ronne E Ozborné M Ohlman

La Prairie residents voyage and local school work update

Local notes show Mr and Mrs T Scott leaving for Manvil Texas. Various residents travel visiting relatives including Miss Martha Bichstaedt, Miss Blanche Davidson, Miss Ruth Greene and brothers from Walla Walla. School changes include Center School refurbishments and Chris Hincothe High School attendance. Linus Root remodels, Bert Tites from South Dakota, and Will McCuen moves to Minnesota.

La'pratro George Jones Fred Anjon Wisconsin Suto Scott Manvil Texas Martha Bichstaedt Lacon Otto Hichstaedt Blanche Davidson le Wis Wa Lewisburg Seminary Ruth Greene Wala Walla Wash Ethan Witmot Frank Barnes Princeton la Prairie Lotta Smith Duncan Spar |Land Linus Root Bert Tites South Dackota Ald Davie Myers Calla McCartney North Carolina Blaine Davidson Urbana Will Whitlow Drew Whitlow Chillicothe James Biggar Robert Lawrence Webber Abingdon Loren Wilson Robert Bingk Walter Smith Lester Leigh Howard Greene Donald Root Albert Zella Kimble Chris Hincothe

Indigestion Relief via Chamberlain Tablets Reported

Mrs. M. J. Gallagher of Geneva New York suffered chronic indigestion and constipation for over a year. After trying many remedies she used Chamberlain's Tablets, and within four months reports relief allowing her to eat freely. Sold by all dealers Advyt.

M. J. Gallagher Geneva N. Y Chamberlain Advyt

Misses Collins and Armstrong Begin Peoria Year Home Visit

Local notes from Lawn Ridge report Misses Vesta Collins and Mary Armstrong starting their second year in Peoria. Postmaster William Nickerson juggles duties in Speer. Robert Moody Sr. fell ill but improved, while a severe storm caused wind and rain damage to farms and structures, with several roofs and buildings damaged.

William Nickerson Speer Robert Moody Robert Hureka Bewis Odell William Wilcox

CAMP GROVE NEWS ROUNDUP OF VISITS AND WIDESPREAD WIND

Robert Klang arrived home from a two weeks visit with relatives in North Dakota. Mrs Teresa Owens departed for Jefferson Iowa to visit relatives. Raymond Ryan and Edward Kelley attended a St Bede's college banquet at Peru as former students. Bradley brothers hosted a stag with vaudeville and movies. A strong wind blew down corn, Ayran mentioned. John King of Hoopester visited with brothers William and Hugh. Jacob Kissell, famed for service in Europe, has three brothers and nine nephews in the German army sympathy. Bert Fites and son from North Dakota visited. Miss Nellia Cluskey visited Mrs James Kelley. Glaskey works as nurse in Cottage Hospital at Peoria. Fred Aman and T. H Packenheim touring Wisconsin and Minnesota for land sales in their Ford. Thomas Cain plans to visit Laurens then Minnesota. John Nelson learned of his brother's death by lightning via telegram. funeral attendance hindered by delay. Merchant Hillis Swearengen attended a shooting tournament at Dayton, Ohio.

Camp Grove Robert Klang North Dakota Teresa Owens Iagtaweek Jefferson Raymond Ryan Edward Kelley St. Bete’s College Peru Bradley Brothers Ayran John King Hoopester William Hugh King Europe Jacoo Kissell Peoria Fred Aman T. H Paekinehim Wisconsin Minnesota Thomas Cain Iowa Laurens Kansas John Nelson Nelson Hillis Swearengen Dayton Hillis

Stop That First Fall Cough Dr Bell Pine Tar Honey Ad

Fall coughs and colds can lead to serious lung trouble. Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey is marketed as pure and harmless, to soothe irritated throats and air passages, loosen phlegm, and fortify against cold germs, with a 26 cent price at druggists.

Dr Bell

Milo and Princeton Gossip and Family Updates

Aunt Lizzie Chrisman is very sick under a nurse’s care as relatives gather to aid their mother. Frank Hall visits, Charles Reid ships stock, and Mrs Stella Sharp visits Mendota. Two Princeton cousins Frank Barkman and Markis Barkman attended Ringling Bros at Peoria. Miss Beulah Hanchett and Ho ward Cohrs wed in Milo. Various local visits and illness updates follow.

South MN Lizzie Chrisman Frank Hall Charles Reid Menay Stella Sharp Mendota Sarah Reed Markis Barkman Princeton Frank Barkman Della Hufnageland Ringling Bros Circus Peoria Elsie Calef Minnesota Theodore Clark William Clement Beulah Hanchett Howard’ Cohrs Milo Blanche Lord George Barker Ethel Reid Bisle Longman

Rheumatism Relief from First Application of Liniment

A vintage notice touts an ephemera liniment offering instant relief for rheumatic pains by direct skin penetration. It promises benefits for sprains, bruises, sore throat, neuralgia, and chest pain, and even claims infection prevention. Endorsed by users and a physician, the ad frames the product as a household necessity with a guarantee and wide availability.

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Faithful service on rail and boat line praised in small-town tribute

A letter lauds a long-serving public transporter for punctual trains and boats, noting no complaints and a spotless safety record. EU Hexter remains hospitalized in Peoria with a slow healing wound, while Mrs. Wm T Gapen stays with daughter in Galva after her husband's death. An ad promotes Chamberlain's Liniment for rheumatic pain and muscle soreness.

EU Hexter Peéoria Wm T Gapen Galva M. A. Adams

Henry National Bank versus Ziegler court filings

Circuit Court Chancery notices list actions including confession in two cases Otto Peterson versus Dudley Ball and trespass on the case J M Ermnes et al v Moon Motor Car Co. Attachment Mary E Thompson et al Foreclosure also noted

Circuit Court—Chancery The Henry National Bank Henry Illinois John Ziegler Catherine Ziegler Otto Peterson Dudley Ball J. M Ermnes Charles Sapp James McBride Moon Motor. Car Co Mary E. Thompson Joseph W. Malone William Moreland Benjamin Moreland Rose Weaver Sadie Liniger Belle McFarland

Illinois U installs 30 inch telescope for research work

The University of Illinois Astronomical Department installs a 30 inch reflecting telescope received from Washington. It will support research on light and star positions, used with a potassium photo electric photometer to detect candlelight a mile away and measure stellar heat. It aids physics and astronomy work with its high light gathering power.

University of Illinois Department of Physic Washington, D. C America

Probate notices and final settlements from limited estate records

Probate Court schedules final settlement notices for multiple estates including Leah Newnhburn Richard Davidson Sohsy Wy True and Joseph Slater. Notices require publication at least ten days before September, listing administrators and claims adjustments. The document also references an astronomy department project description and building status at the University of Illinois Observatory.

Leah ‘Newhburn Richard Davidson euunie-Shafer Joseph Slater

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