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Newspaper

Ashton Gazette

Location

Ashton, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1922

Page

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Illinois Voters to Decide on New Constitution July 1922

The state calls a general election on December 12 1922 to decide adopting a new constitution. Q A constitution defines government powers and limits. Q How was the draft framed A delegates chosen in 1919 convened in 1920 and 1921 to revise the 1870 document. Q What is the main question before voters Is the proposed constitution better than the current one. The issue emphasizes reforms in revenue, Chicago home rule and judiciary reorganization.

Illinois Orrin N. Garter State Supreme Court Haseen Henry I. Green Urbana Ilinois Justice Carter Cook County Chicago Legisature General Assembly House of Representatives Senate New York Legis

Dr M L English Dies Suddenly In Geneva After Stroke

Obituary notes the sudden death of Dr. Martin L. English a former city physician at his Geneva home from a stroke Monday morning aged 60 years two months and two days. He married Dora Smith in 1886 and practiced in Clarinda Solorado and other towns before moving to Ashton and later Geneva. Survived by daughters Mrs Burrell Northam New Haven Conn and Mrs Bond Knox Geneva plus a brother William Minnesota and three sisters. Funeral held at Geneva M E church with local relatives attending.

Martin L. English Geneva English Dr. English New York Illinois Dora Smith Sublette Clarinda Town Solorado Burrell Northam New Haven Connecticut Bond Knox William Minnesota Jesse Boslough Theo Boslough Mendota East Geneva Methodist Episcopal Church Ashton Dixon Ashton Camp No. 48 Modern Woodmen of America Catharine Seebach Weishaar Lieberbach Germany John Hillison Amboy Seebach John Seebach China Township Evangelical Church Conrad Dysart August Schafer Fred Kaecker Franklin Grove John Iowa Chris Bradford Church F Brandfellner J. '. Feucht Bradford Cemetery

Lee County Bankers Hold Semiannual Meeting at Nachusa Tavern

The Lee County Bankers Federation met Friday evening at Nachusa Tavern with broad bank representation. Millard M. Fell presided as president, a new constitution was adopted, and officers were reappointed. Lectures by L. H. Miles Omar H. Wright and Edward H. Brewster covered education finance and the proposed Illinois constitution.

Lee Ty Banker's Federation Nachusa Tavern Lee County Millard M. Fell First National Bank of Steward R. W. Buckman Amboy State Bank Ralph &. Charters Ashton Bank L. H. Miles Savanna Omar H. Wright Second National Bank of Belovidere Lowden Edward H

Paving Progress at Methodist Church Intersection

Work on the intersection at the Methodist church was completed yesterday after delays since Friday. Authorities report enough material to pave one more block, excluding cement, which is deemed too risky due to freezing nights and late season. Payments for the new paving are rising, with nearly eight thousand dollars credited to the contractor and most property owners settling full assessments.

Methodist Church

Paw Paw editor fathoms cause behind strikes

A Paw Paw editorial condemns coal industry strikes, accusing speculators and brokers of exploiting workers. It warns profits amount to a national holdup, likening it to armed robbery, and questions how long the public will endure the gouging during a one cent sale.

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Miss Ethyle Sloggett Weds Mr George Miller at Franklin Grove

Miss Ethyle Sloggett daughter of John H Sloggett married George Miller of Franklin Grove yesterday at eleven in the home of Joseph Gilbert. Rev Merril T MacPherson of the Presbyterian church conducted the ceremony followed by a dinner. A large local committee organized responses and seating for the reception and program with many residents named in the committees.

Ethyle Sloggett John H. Sloggett George Miller Franklin Grove Joseph Gilbert Merril T. MacPherson Presbyterian Church

Committees Named for Short Course

The article lists appointed committees for the upcoming short course program. Key figures include department heads and faculty from the school of education. Plans focus on curriculum, logistics, and student registration procedures.

Two Day Agricultural Short Course December 18–19

A two day agricultural short course was arranged for December 18 and 19 with H C Olseng of Chicago aiding in preliminary plans. J G Griffith was named executive chairman to preside at all sessions. The event features skilled speakers and demonstrators, large chart visuals, educational moving pictures, and will cover farm, home, and community topics. Admission is free and the program aims to attract farmers and housewives from town and country.

H. C. Olseng Chicago Agricultural Extension Department International Harvester Company J. (. Griffith Tinois Princeton Hinckley Fred A. Richardson Glenn Rosecrans Clifford Luckey

Also Mentioned on This Page

M. L. English America EE County G. T. Snyder Oregon J. D. Charters Mary Myers A. J. Orner Nellie Zeller F. H. Boyd Glen Ebbert G, C. Shippee B. G. Venerich L. 8. Griffith O. A. Fackler Ethyle Knapp Ida Lake Jessie Clover Arnold Cross Esther Nass Goldie Giggins Maude Miller Alice Hawthorn Esther Feldkirchner Hazel Calvert Ella Hart Bernice Brunsvold Flora Seals J. C. Griffith A. W. Rosecrans & Comp’y Ashton, Illinois
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