Chautauqua Advertising Placed Sale Has Opened
Local notice indicates a sale has begun as Chautauqua advertising appears in the public record. Details on parties and terms are limited in the readable text.
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Newspaper
Ashton Gazette
Location
Ashton, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1922
Page
1
Local notice indicates a sale has begun as Chautauqua advertising appears in the public record. Details on parties and terms are limited in the readable text.
The Ashton American Legion will manage this year’s five night chautauqua from July 31 to August 4. Profits go to the Legion. tickets cost 20 cents less due to no war tax. Redpath Bureau posters were seen in Ashton with an all star lineup and evening-only performances.
An article urges safer driving habits to reduce accidents, listing practical tips from passing on curves to courteous road use. It also profiles D. D. Palmer and the Palmer School of Chiropractic, noting widespread practice and a large patient base before a short farewell card, notices, and a guardian statement.
The Sullivan Oil Company promotes Prefco oil in medium grade including Medium Heavy Heavy and Extra Heavy with delivery service announced. M. M. Billmire acts as distributing representative and urges customers to place orders. W. C. Reinke Meat Market advertises threshing meat delivery this fall as usual.
Illinois constitutional convention finished a two year drafting process on a new constitution, adjourned until September, and set December 12, 1922, for voter ratification with January 15, 1923, as effective date. Subcommittees and leaders named. campaign led by Harry T. Green. Roy J. Krug notes Sunday ban on baseball games at Ashton Sheep Yards.
Mr and Mrs George W Batchelor and Mrs John Shepard returned from Water Town visiting relatives. Harry Wisman broke the right hand finger in a ball game while catching a foul ball. A Presbyterian Sunday school picnic at Lowell had ninety attendees. Weekend guests stayed with Mrs Chapmans family as Frank drives a truck in Naperville. A pop corn machine with blower attracts attention at a local business. A party accidentally backed a car into a street and escaped. Boyd loses 12 65. Castle Rock Dance Hall faces disorderly venue charges in County Court with case continued.
A Wall Street Journal roundup notes a dream in which Henry Ford is revived at a funeral. Pallbearers watch as the lid lifts and Ford orders a casket on wheels and five men laid off. Also covered are Dixon seeking new parking rules by week’s end, a counterfeit $20 note warning, and a Tanlac pill claim.
Friday evening at Odd Fellows Hall the Ashton Rebekah Lodge No. 497 installed officers. New posts include Florence Pierce Noble Grand Grace Hartman Vice Grand Sara Losey Past Noble Grand Lena Bode Secretary Hattie Brown Treasurer Amelia Hann Warden Mildred Paddock Conductor Alice Hann R N G Rosenberg L N G Kathryn Hunter R L V G June Oellig L V G Amanda Heidenthal Chaplain Nellie Drummond Inside Guard Ira Hartman Outside Guard.
An article notes a Jugo-Slavian loan of 100 million dollars being floated in New York as the Balkans receive lavish royal gifts. It contrasts American republican virtue with foreign generosity, asking how many hungry mouths the gem crowned hoard could feed.
The Oregon Reporter discusses Senator McCormick’s bid to overturn Senate seniority rules and how Illinois may fare in shifting committee power. It notes McCormick and McKinley gaining seats on key panels, including Appropriations and Foreign Relations.
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