Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Henry Republican in Henry, Illinois

We have 16,533,882 pages in Illinois

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 14 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1907

Page

5

Weathered town notes and social changes in Sparland

Miss Bertha Christman spent Sunday at home while Mrs. Ben Russell attended church. A warm spell brings summer vibes as threshing ends and corn and hay work begin. Residents visit relatives in Iowa and Illinois, enjoy a boat trip to Al Fresco, and a new telegraph line is discussed. A wedding of local ties, illness, and a funeral mark community life as school disputes rise and adjustments loom.

Bertha Christman Ben Russell Charles Saville Streator Oscar McLaughlin Jim Parsons John Schaffer Aves Eva Simpson Viva Lester Lacon al Fresco Claude Cartwright Frank Andergson Mise Twink Tanner Peoria Charley Conklin Kewanee Tit van Antwerp George Ray Chicago Her-on-Franke Randy Tanner St. John Onarea Branklin Rist Briggs Abe

Visiting relatives and local notices across several towns

Readers list visits among Denver Denver Mrs D W Bradford Chicago Mrs Mezger Gallup Lacon Sparland Peoria Pontiac Gréaafeld Princeton excursion to Al Fresco park and a threshers dinner accident injures Mrs Reynolds coffee pot explosion and burns noted with names and places

D. W. Bradford Denver Col Clarence Calder Mezger Chicago George Gallup Alvin Calder Lacon Casey Dewey Sparland Black Ollie Scoon Peoria Charlie Russell Pontiac Russell Lola Scholes Gréaafeld H. N. Wilmot Ada Reynolds Clement

Funeral for William Malone Held at U P Church

The funeral of William Malone was held at the U P church on Tuesday afternoon Sept 17. Malone a former Camp Grove resident and Marshall county settler had lived in Duncan the past three years and died Saturday night of paralysis.

MU Easbeses Upedas William Malone U. P Malone Camp Grove Marshall County Duncan Marshall Saratoga Church Ed Leigh J. R. Davidson J. T. Burnett Texas Michel Robb Albion Gallup Abingdon H. Wilmot Ambro Wilmot Peorla William Monier Anna Lake Geneva Wis Monier Stollarium Frank Calder George Aitelison al Fresco

Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Prominent In Market

Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy has gained favor and become a staple medicine with enormous sales. It targets acute throat and lung diseases including coughs colds and croup and is pleasant and safe to take. Sold by A. J Tronmonger, local druggist.

A. J Tronmonger

Local notes and arrivals in Camp Grove area

A string of social visits and business calls figures from Camp Grove and Peoria towns. Notables include John Malone and Jimmie O'Brien of Bradford, B H Davies of Chicago, Dr White of Chillicothe, and Leo Crahan of Peoria visiting local families. Marriages, births, and deaths are recorded, including the marriage of Miss Mas Chapman to Wits Lamphier and two births, with obituaries for Mary Winne Crahan and pioneer William Malone.

John Malone Jimmie O’brien Bradford Albert Conrad Henry James Campion Peoria Georgie Whalen Chicago B. H Davies Camp Grove Dr White Chillicothe Leo Crahan Winne Bros Miss Mas George Chapman Wits Lamphier Thussday North Chillicothe Santa Fe Roundhouse

Old Settlers Picnic Notables and Local Travel Notes

Old settlers picnic at Princeville drew a good crowd from the area. Alma Caldwell returns to Brown's Business College to resume studies after vacation at La Prairie. Mrs. Pritchard and children finish a two week visit at Pottstown. Tom and Jay enjoyed baking and cooking on their trip. Mrs. B E Briggs visits Nebraska then stays with daughter Mrs. Caldwell before heading to East Lysint les reside Gray cate in Nebraska.

Lawn Ridge Princeville Alma Caldwell Brown la Prairie

Prairie relatives visit from far and near

Mrs. Wm Foster entertained her cousin Ferris Carr of Mechanicsburg New York and Willis Decker formerly a resident now near Omaha Nebraska after the Jamestown exposition. Burt Green and cousin J B Green hosted Herbert Green from Oklahoma City for a 40 mile day trip from Farmington.

West Prairie Wm. Foster Ferris Carr Mechanics Burg New—Fork Sundey Willis Decker Omaha Neb Chillicothe Sparland Burt Green Farmington J. B. Green Herbert Green Oklahoma City Bulletin

Speer Area News Looks at Local Happenings

Monday activities include Shane buying hogs and shelled corn shipments to Speer. Eldred Menoher to enter a Wisconsin military school soon. Miss Alta Aman leaves for Normal to attend school. Mr and Mrs Dick Wiles to visit for a few weeks. Harry McCraw injured but improving after a nail accident. Little Preston Nesbit visiting Mrs Fannie Smith until his mother arrives. School opens with Miss Parker as teacher in a neat new building praised by the district. Chamberlains Pain Balm praised for back pain and sold by A Tronmonger.

SPEER Shane Eldred Menoher Wisconsin Richard Dunn Old Settlers Picn Tottlin Alta Aman Normal Lon Turk Dick Wiles Harry McCraw Preston Nesbit Philadelphia Fannie Smith Miss Parker

Local Outlook: Neighbors Share News Across Town

Callie Brokaw helped George Barker with hay. Mr and Mrs Toomey visited relatives. In Buda several groups attended a church dedication in Bradford. Various farm moves and visits connect the community as families gather at homes and events.

Callie Brokaw George Barker Toomey Buda Will Charlie Austin Bob Conover Danate Fuesday Frank Barkman Princeton Matilda van Drew Rock Falls Edna Smith Bradford Carrie Moore Lestant John McC Frank Bell Henry Cohrs George Shurts Shurts Ashhurt Whitefield Herbert Johnson George Shorts Barker John McClane Hiram Allen Will Austin Bradshaw ChambesTills Hama Frank Lidgert

Sunday School Convention At Boyd's Grove

The Milo township Sunday school convention will be held at Boyd's Grove Methodist church on Wednesday Sept 265. Afternoon program includes devotional service and talks by Mabel Carrico Rev C Cordes and Arthur Marsh. Evening program features devotional work by Mrs Cheno weth and Rev Stewart with a county supervisor addressing Sunday school work.

Florence Wilson Fannie Pettigrew Iowa Orwig Kansas Reuben Cora Reynolds Miss Reynolds Will Bentley Bradford Milo Township Boyd's Grove Methodist Church Mabel Carrico C Cordes Tiskilwo Arthur Marsh Earley Sutherland Tivening Chenoweth Loyd Hay The White Stewart

Probate Court Discharges Executors in Porter Webber Estate

Final report filed in probate court shows executors discharged and estate set. Also listed are real estate transfers and civil actions including partition suit Kaifer vs Kaifer, divorce Joyce, assumpsit Johnson vs Rowe, and marriage licenses for FitschenWiltz and McKennaKiernan.

Porter Webber Wm A Hanna Charles R Jones First Na- Hee Bank of Henry Robert Thompson Thompson Toluca Cabe Frank A. Barr la Elijah Richmond William A. Hedrick Sear Noar Lacon Elsie Sperry Augusta Monaghan Lacon Devlin Coal Company Mirma Guidatti Paul Krueger Milton Webber Venona Circuit Court Charles Kaifer Elizabeth Kaifer State of Illinois John Johnson J.P. Re - Amasa R. Joyce Bridget Joyce Frank O. Johnson William A. Rowe John B Fitschen Wagan Rena M. Wiltz Metamora Hugh McKenna Katherine T. Kiernan Spurvland Rosa L

Trolley Heralds a New Era in Interurban Transport

A Chicago Tribune columnist argues interurban trolley systems revitalize communities and commerce. He reports a 400 mile, two day journey across Illinois, praising electric railways for spurring social and economic growth and knitting city and country together.

Raymond The Chicago Tribune Ohio Illinois Steam Tia Zehort

Nation addresses rising vagrancy with interagency plan

The National Conference on Charities and Corrections formed a social vagrancy committee to coordinate state local railroad and possibly federal help. Orlando F. Lewis notes rising tramp numbers signaling urgent need for systematic control beyond move out methods. Federal state and railroad cooperation could curb the problem and relieve local burdens.

National Conference On Charities and Corrections Orlando F. Lewis Charity Organzation Society of New York United States Lea Adine Lewis Weston Ramus

Republican cards funding wedding notices in print

Fragmentary OCR reads like a headline about Republican party notices and wedding related printing. The text appears garbled with stray quotes and misread terms, offering no clear event, date, or names beyond generic political and wedding references.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Yoo Doreen Alee Sparland Personals Azelie Fowler Benton Harbor Dovey Hunt H Campbell John Fowler Laco Bears Gastoria George Geltner Buenzf Bros James Hall Hickey Thomas O'Brien Miss Afien Stark E Roof Jack Malone John McGinn James Herberger John Seelye Joe Malone Canto Grove Wyoming CG. & N. W. Railway Company Chamberlain Luke LaGrange Orange, Mich SOUTH MILO Ayer J.C. Ayer the Burial League of the Office Charles Cliffond Doran Henry, Il Court House News Castoria Infante Lipide Sulky Litchfield Manure Spreaderg Marseilles William A. Smith Chicago Veterinary Cartoni Thee_ Henry Republican Abert Neties
Search Courier

Search the Henry Republican Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Henry Republican?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication