Illinois lieutenant governor urges six month session to repeal laws
Fred F. Sterling, lieutenant governor of Illinois, says the legislature should convene for six months to repeal laws and curb the rise of revised statutes. He proposes sending lawmakers home for five years, arguing there are too many laws to stop things and too few to start them.
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Springfield
Fred F. Sterling
Illinois
Clean Cotton Rages Sale Notice
Residents urged to bring clean cotton rages to the Chief office for sale. Public notice requests items submitted for appraisal and sale, with collection at the Chief office during business hours.
Advertising health remedies at Hamilton Drug Co
An ad claims sight assistance with glasses from J. H. Heff at Hamilton Drug Co. It touts White's Cream Vermitage as a worm expeller priced 85 cents, sold by Paris Smith.
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J. H. Heff
Hamilton Drug Co
Paris Smith
Camel Blend Revolutionizes Cigarette Smoking History
The exclusive Camel blend emerged as a turning point in cigarette smoking, distinguishing the brand from earlier products and shaping consumer preferences. Experts credited the blend for its smoother taste and distinctive quality that set Camel apart in the market.
Labor cost claims from wartime agreements spark rail wage dispute
Rail historian Louis Kruttschaitt told a congressional panel that 1920 rail operating costs were dominated by labor wages fixed by government rules and that national agreements inflated costs. Examples cited include back pay for title changes, unauthorized overtime, and reclassifications reducing efficiency across Pere Marquette, Virginian, Chesapeake & Ohio, Union Pacific, Southern Pacific and other lines. W. F. Bennett and family visited Gustine relatives on Sunday.
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United States
Louis Kruttschaitt
Congressional Committee
Pere Marquette Railway
Virginian Railway
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Union Pacific Railroad
Omaha
Nebda
Denver
Fleming School District Bonds Passed With 17 to 2 Vote
Fleming school district No. 48 held an election last Saturday and voted a bond issue of 1500 dollars for improvements to their school building. The bonds carried practically unanimous support with a 17 to 2 tally.
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Fleming School District No
Prickly Ash Bitters Sold By Local Firms
When food gives distress a dose of Prickly Ash Bitters relieves stomach distress and aids digestion. It is described as a man’s remedy for the liver and bowels. Price $1.25 per bottle. Hamilton Drug Co. and Wm. Reese Co., special agents. 42
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Hamilton Drug Co
Wm. Reese Co
Mrs. Trewitt Visits Stephenville to See Son
Mrs. Trewitt is in Stephenville visiting her son, B. L. Trewitt, and staying at his home.
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Mrs. Trewitt
Stephenville
Son
B. L. Trewitt
Banker Morrell Found Dead in Fort Worth Hotel
W D Morrell 36 vice president of Farmers State Bank and Trust of Gorman was found dead with a bullet through his heart in a Terminal Hotel room Fort Worth. An inquest returned a verdict of death by own action. Morrell had separated from his wife for a year and faced family troubles he could not bear. He left a note to his son and brother. the brother and other bank officials were en route. Morrell starred at Austin College and had lived in Denton and Gorman before moving to Fort Worth.
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Fort Worth
G. W. Morrell
Griffin
Denton
C. D. Morrell
Post
Farmers State Bank and Trust of
Gorman
Morrell
Austin College
Sherman
North Texas
Griffith
Lacy C
Mr. Morrell
Dallas
Printing Line Ad Promises High Class Work
An advertisement invites customers to bring printing needs to the Chief, promising skilled printers and high quality outcomes. The notice emphasizes superior standard work and service.
All Day Singing at Van Dyke July 1
Special to the Chief. Van Dyke June 7. Rev. Smith preached Saturday and Sunday. Odd Fellows held a cream supper and memorial service at the cemetery. A local singing convention is set for July 3 with all day singing and a noon dinner, inviting all visitors and singers to attend.
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van Dyke
Smith
The
Odd Fellows
L. B. Russell
Comanche
Mr. Anderson
Clay Frost
N. V. Frost
Bob McNutt
Thomas Marshall
Jeff Cottrell
Charlie Marshall
Jess Davis
Gum Springs
Frank Williford
Alma Duval
Hasse
John Fritts
Elmer Glean
Raymond Starr
Wes Harkins
Star
Cotton Grove
Wwe
Rail wage cuts set to take effect on 104 roads
The railroad wage reductions, announced to take effect July 1, target 2,000,000 workers with an average 12 percent decrease from last July's 21 percent rise. The board notes overall pay would average about 125 a month, though many would earn far less or more. union leaders plan a July 1 meeting to discuss the decision.
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H. E. Byram
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
8. M. Felton
Chicago Great Western
Iliploves
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