County Mine Reports and Board Actions in Marshall County
County Mine reports recount low coal production due to spring weather and prior mud. Marshall County Board discusses taxes abatement, county honor roll, voter registration day, and appoints noxious weed commissioners and election judges and clerks for numerous precincts.
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Fasnecetor
Marshall County
Pregent
Sheen Kents
John
Chifiliah
M ‘Nee
Ibige Bally
Amette
Turnbull
Miller
Board
B . Ball
Liao
Swallow
Ruth Murphy
Bell
Plain
David
A. Henry
Washburn
Ill
Bennington
Raymond “Cusac
Toluca
Evans
Paul
Stenzel
Venona
Prather
Henry
County Treasurer’s Accounts and Warrants Recap
Totals receipts and expenditures listed with balances on hand for 1944. Anticipation warrants outstanding and a formal recount of county fiscal items appear, with approval motion and signatures by the County Clerk and County Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscai Olson
Hers Roth
Anaien
Heating system bids for Court House discussed
The Buildings and Grounds committee seeks plans and bids for a heating system at the Court House. Contractors will submit bids including stoker systems and exchanging stokers. The Board of Supervisors special session is to review bids. motion to adjourn passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lerch
Brown
Roth
Marshall’ County
Courtney Touts War Win Aim In Chicago Campaign Tour
Democratic nominee for Governor J Courtney toured Chicago and Danville areas in a week long drive, claiming contact with over 4000 voters. He met workers farmers and professionals in 30 communities, urging re election of Roosevelt to win the war and peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
J. Courtney
Chicago
Courtney
Ustralists
Couny
Danville
Ilinois
Bar, Association
Tyas
Ver-' Ilion
Effingham
Jefferson
Perrry
Ynlain
Mizen
Wellnoss
Roosevelt
Use of Gasoline Coupons for Vacation Driving Digest
A digest from Paul A. H. Shults, OPA Chicago, explains how motorists may use gasoline coupons for personal trips. It outlines that A coupons offer 360 miles per 3 months with flexible use, B and C coupons provide 120 miles per month for any purpose, but B or C coupons may be limited to occupational driving and cannot be used for pleasure driving.
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Paul A. .H
Shults
OPA
Metropolitan
Rea
Chicago
Granville Player Joins Lockport Cubs in Pennsylvania
Granville baseball player Victor Trahd, after training in Nashville, joins the Lockport Cubs in Pennsylvania. In his debut he helped beat the Erie New York team 1 to 0, contributing to a double play and five assists.
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Victor Trahd
Granville
Lockport Cubs
Pennsylvania
Nashville
Cubs
Erie
New York
Illinois education law urged to aid schools and teachers
Russell Malan outlines a leaflet from the Illinois Education Association calling for new laws to boost state funding, ease tax constraints, and raise school standards. He notes Illinois has the most school districts, a tax system reliant on property, and a teacher shortage, urging action on the Gateway Amendment and kindergarten and junior college recognition.
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Russell
Malan
Ichajeman
Illinois
Ilinois
Uch.a
Henry County and Putnam County Drive for State Aid Program
Fragmentary 1944 notice outlines a school program and state aid plan. Mentions Henry and Putnam counties, a weekly rate of 1000 dollars, and a War Loan Drive slogan urging greater purchases. The text is incomplete but indicates a local budget or wartime funding context with school aid and drive participation.
Peoria Parking Meters Bring In Over Five Figures
The Peoria city treasurer reports 1943 meter collections totaled 52 533 27 dollars, about 1000 dollars weekly. The article notes county residents Marshall and Putnam contributed coins, with Dutch's Doerkop identified as maintenance staff for the meters.
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Peoria
Putnam
Doerkop
Roy ‘W
Miller
Henry
Peba
Thes
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