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Newspaper

Ashton Gazette

Location

Ashton, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1911

Page

2

Washingtons Decalogue and Gold Rule Guide Legislation

A compilation of congressional notes cites the decalogue and golden rule as standards for laws. Other items report on the Canadian reciprocity bill hearings, sugar trust investigations, and the farmers free list vote. Presidents, elections, and notable trials appear alongside battlefield and fire reports from North America.

Congress Representative Pepper Iowa Christian Party U. S. Senate Finance Committee Gloucester Mass House Middle West

Appropriations Cut in Illinois Budget Debate

Senate and House leaders slash state appropriations as May adjournment nears. Key targets include University of Illinois funding, armories, charitable funds, and new buildings. Budget gaps force payroll cuts and tighter control over state offices and departments.

Springfield Charles B. Hurburgh House University of Illinois Senate Dunning Hurburgh Assembly Deneen Vermilion County Charleston S. C Chicago Naval Reserve Illinois General Assembly Chicago Harbor Railroad and Warehouse Commission Civil Service Starved Rock Carroll

Bill Posters of State to Meet in Springfield

The annual convention of the State Bill Posters association of Illinois will be held in Springfield May 16 with at least sixty delegates expected. W. J. Horn of this city heads the reception and entertainment for visiting delegates. New Illinois corporations notarized: United States Audit Company Chicago capital 25000. Ward Bradley clothing Mount Carroll 7600.

Browne Candy Smejkal Bureau of Vital Statistics State Board of Health Church Illinois Conference of State Charities Young Men's Christian Association University of Illinois At Champaign Galesburg State Conference of Charities and Corrections Champaign-Urbana Hich Esclites Edmund Janes Jamés University of Illinois Sherman Kingsley Chicago Bill Posters of State United States Audit Company William B. Ward G. A L. C. Bradley Clothing Company Mount Carroll Men's Furness Charles L Odell Albert R. Kessler Kraft

Illinois News Tersely Told Highlights Across Cities

A compact roundup across Illinois reports fires, accidents, and public incidents. Notable items include a school fire in Virginia with over eighty children evacuated in a minute, a three month old scalding incident in Silvis, a dynamite outrage near Aurora, and a Chester hospital death. Additional notes cover political changes, union strikes, and local elections.

Immigrants Pour Into Western Canada From United States and Overseas

Canadian Immigration Branch reports over 325000 arrivals in the past year seeking settlement. About 130000 came from the United States, the rest from the British Isles and Northern Europe, with strong farming as the common driver. Millions are drawn to prairie crops while Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta prepare reception halls and homestead districts for 160 acre parcels. A Vanguard train carrying 25 families and 41 carloads of farm tools and stock arrived in Winnipeg, signaling further growth as demand for department literature remains high.

Canadian Immigration Branch Canada United States British Isles Europe Western Canada Plains Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta Antwerp Red Star America-Canada Gothland Samland

Note That Led To Missing Pants Bouquet Tale

A young man barters clothes with a gardener to obtain roses for his beloved. He delivers flowers but receives a blunt pencil note confessing a debt for pants. The gal’s frosty reception follows as she reveals the insulting note.

Cleveland Plain Dealer

Breaking a Hobo's Heart At The Opera House

The Cleveland Leader reports a panhandler asked Gus Hartz near the opera box office for the price of a postage stamp. Hartz seized the envelope and mailed it after stamping it, then warned the man that nothing more was in it for his wife.

Gus Hartz Opera House Fred Fred Coan Panhandler Cleveland Leader

Society Chatter Targets Baby Care Stunt

A humorous overheard exchange critiques a woman who hires a nurse to tend her poodle and vows to personally care for her baby, sparking discussion of social norms and trends.

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