Changes in State School Laws Legislation Reforms Finances
The last legislature enacted sixteen bills to revise school laws aimed at saving funds and simplifying administration. Key changes fix county superintendent salaries, curb dispersal of funds, and bar loans on non real estate security. A three line bill restricts loans, and a sweep against special charters and city powers reduces unique privileges. The reforms cut state certificates to a single continuous exam and phase out installments, altering general operations and credentialing. May 28. A separate note mentions the Universal Congress delegates and a banquet in Chicago with legal luminaries and governors in attendance.
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Mlinors
Alfred Bayliss
Feds
Sinc
Bayliss
Springfield
Legishitom
Thetka M1
State Bar Association Holds Annual Meeting in Chicago
The twenty ninth annual Illinois State Bar Association meeting is set for Chicago Beach hotel on Thursday and Friday May 28 and 29. Stephen B Gregory of Chicago will give the president’s address. Judge Alton B Parker of New York will speak on The Lawyer in Public Affairs. A session will debate House Bill No 31 on court practice and procedure with remarks by Pendarvis and others.
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Universal Congress
Lanyéra
Juniata
St. Louis
Chicago Beach
Ilinois State Bar Association
Alton B. Parker
New York
John B. Wilson
Supreme Court of Wisconsin
Charles 3. Deneen
James B. Ricks
Supreme Court of
Chicago
Ilnois State Bar Association
Stephen 8. Gregory
John B. Winslow
Madison
Wisconsin
Booth
Association
George F. McNulty
West St. Louis
General Assembly
R. &. Pendarvis
Pract Commission
iWingvis
Pendarevis
Bera B. McCage
John N. Jewett
EL. P. Williams
Chilesburg
Charles 13. Lawrence
Frederic S. Hebard
Williamsh H
Lessing Rosenthal
George W. Gere
John Barton Payne
Ephraim A. Otis
James H. Bradwell
William C. Niblack
American Bar Association
Practice Commission
H. Betha
Committee On
Committee On International Arbitration
Panaman Spectacle by Forepaugh and Sells Brothers
A grand Pan American spectacle by Adam Forepaugh and Sells Brothers promises the most elaborate canvas show yet Panamia or the Portals of the Sea. The production features 1000 characters 50 soloists and 300 circus artisans with four trains and twenty pavilions. Two performances scheduled on Saturday May 27 at 2 and 8 pm tickets sold at Jungkunz’s drug store matching show grounds prices.
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Adam Forepaugh
Sells Brothers
Panama
Europe
America
Orient
Aosh
Jungkunz
Beloit Woodman picnic band contest names Clauder
Joseph Clauder head of Milwaukee First Regiment band will judge the Beloit band contest on June 1 during the Woodman picnic. He is seen as fair by all leaders. Other judges to be announced. Assistant marshals named: H J Lave Edward Salmon W J McCord Charles Reynolds. Committee, led by President Bart and Clark Love, works on details like feeding thousands, dinners, venues, and parades for the event.
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Joseph Clauder
First Regiment
Milwaukee
Northwest
Beloit
Clauder
H. J. Lave
Edward Salmon
W. J. McCord
Charles Reynolds
Bart
Clark Love
Ley
Mrs Tiffany Appointed Hostess for Illinois Building
Mrs R R Tiffany wife of Freeport attorney has been named a hostess of the Illinois building at the Lewis and Clark exposition in Portland Oregon. She is noted as an accomplished elocutionist and cultured social figure and her husband Mr Tiffany is secretary of the board of commissioners.
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Illinois
R. R. Tiffany
Freeport
Portland
Oregon
Tiffany
Exposition
L. M. DeVore
Rockford
Springfield
Board of Commissioners
Predict Dry Summer Forecast Based on Animal Instincts
A rural column argues a dry year may come, citing toads, snakes, crawfish, and water bugs as weather prophets. Ditchers note wildlife moving to lower streams as ponds dry, claiming animal instincts predict season trends better than science. Historical tone with speculative natural signs and local commentary.
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Turnn
Railroad Man Arrested For Board Bill Absconding
Joseph M. Yoyle a railroad man was arrested at East Dubuque yesterday afternoon on a warrant from Mrs. Ida Webster charging him with absconding without settling a large board bill incurred while his wife boarded with Mrs. Webster Captain Silk led the arrest Magistrate Bentley heard the case and bound him over to the grand jury
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Yoyle
East Dubuque
Ida Webster
Webster
Silk
Bentley
Hyomei touted for catarrh relief in spring season
An advertisement promotes Hyomei as a remedy for catarrh caused by fluctuating spring temperatures. It claims the inhaler delivers germ killing treatment to the head throat and lungs, with testimonials including Capt. Cameron of the Salvation Army. The complete outfit costs one dollar and offers a money back guarantee. Also notes Will Mernitz plans a river excursion from Cedarville bridge tonight.
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Cameron
Salvation Army
Berkley
Cal
Hyome
Wm. F. Jungkunz
Special price on choice trousers at Harpster store
We are carrying excess piece goods for trousers due to a cold spring. To reduce stock we offer choice trousers at 7.00 dollars. Come quickly for first pick. May 20. Din John 8 Harpster.
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John
Harpster
County Cullings Years Ohiy May 82
Pratt Crry reports a busy period with moves and visits across towns. Grants Andrews relocates to Joli Mishler farm, Miss Sariah Hoefer visits Alva Oklahoma, Rev Campbell attends synod in Clarne Wisconsin, and many locals attend funerals, visits, and church events through May.
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Pratt Crry
Grant Andrews
Joli Mishler
Sariah Hoefer
Alva
Okla
BE. FB. Campbell
Tutheran
Clarne
Wis
Hazel
Ivy Yeager
Independent Telephone Company
Ner Lentyer
Lena
R. H. Baker
Manchester
Henry Robinson
Pifer
Freeport
Susie Terry
Rumers
Bride
Millard
Knn
Henry Mayers
Boya
G. Rummel
Rammel
O. Schreiber
Frank Hamilton
Philip Aspinwall
Babb Church
Frank Bush
Alma
Savanna
Hoffman
Bush
Alta Hodge
Lanark
P. Callen
Henry Niemeyer
Erhart Dole
Ortie Althoff
Pearl City
G. W. Dow
Pleasant Valley
L. F. Krell
Wallia
Ivan Machamer
W. O. Maschamer
Kent
Charles Meyers
Henry Meyers
A. B. Schroeder
Carthage College
Lutheran Church
Kent Church
George Bender
Morrell Hooker
G. W. Kieckner
Edith
Local notes and social items from Cedarville area
A Cedarville correspondent reports a mix of social calls, travel to Freeport, and local events. Mentioned are Mrs. Dena Roskam, Mr. Roskam, Henry Klock, Ben Busker, Frank Lang, George and Heller families, and a memorial day wreath effort. Also notes on porch work, illness, a youth leg injury, and community gatherings at Wright's hall. An entertainment event by Silver Leaf camp, and a local currency piece about pass books and certificates. A final anecdote cites Eletric Bitters helping a Leavenworth man’s wife after multiple doctors failed.
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Baileyville
Baileyvilte
Herne Fosha
Freeport
Henry
Dick Dikkers
Borders
Dunbar
Conrad Kruse
Grundy Center
Wim
E. Fouken
Louella
Lena
John Monken
Win. Geiper
A. A. Geiger
H. Dikkers
W. Jd. Geiger
Little Ester ‘Thorman
Miss Geant
Arthur Myers
Fort Ton
Fred Moring
Kraus
H. Heller
V. Speed
Matter
Speed
John Bechtold
Henry Dikkers
A. Geiger
Dena Roskam
Henry Klock
Forreston
Mr. Roskam
Ben Busker
Frank Lang
George Heller
Jim ‘Busker
Fred, George
Peter Vogberg
Leonard Kruse
Lucas Preerksen
Cedarville
Charles W. Rockey
Durand, Kasper,& Co
Tra B. Taft
John
McConnall
D. F
Herman Buss
Elizabeth Shadwall
R. H. Walt
Silver Leaf Camp
Royal Neighbors of America
Wright's Hall
Proposals Wanted for New Saganne Public Library
Sealed proposals for the Sa ganne Public Library building will be received at the Commercial State Bank in Srvanoa tl until Thursday at 1 o clock a.m. May 2 ord. Plans and specs available at the bank after May 2. A certified check of ten percent accompanies each bid. The bid process is reserved to protect bids. Building committee members include M C Rabwe Rag, W L Westbrook.
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Saganne
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State Bar Association
Panama Canal
Mrs. Tiffany
Woods
Bugs
Dubuque
Will Mernitz
Jobn Ellis
Tsu
THE
Kuehner Bros
Union Loan and Building Association
Davis
Opera House
Eugene Ditzler
P. J. Alberthus
Calvary Church
J. Giljoquist
Bellman
O. J. Buthofer
Court of Honor
Knights of the Globe Hall
Thos, S. Austin
Republican
Leavenworth
Ind
Joseph Emmert
E. Mayer
Journaal
Ffesnwre
GA. K
Necotint
Grianscdk Army Republic
John A. Davis
Womans Retief Corps
Sons of Veterans
Ladies of
Goa
S& Cents
Jolen F. Daly
John Hea
E. Merck
Afencie & O'Brien
Great Bargain
Brown & Dollmeyver
A. W. Ford & Son
Ps Stepher
St Ste Ak
Schoeffel & Brokhausen
Galena St
Palace
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