Rail talk and local notices from a broad Bradford page
A mix of railroad practice notes and local business moves. J Borock of Wyoming sells Broadmoor elevator to E G Rees and Patrick Powers, now Rees and Powers focusing on coal and grain. An Illinois Mayors association plans a Bloomington convention with talks by Deneen and others. Sawmills on the upper Mississippi are vanishing, Kaiser mill at Muscatine closes, and Illinois highway districts face reorganizations. A scholarhip program by former Senator Mason offers tuition aid from Chicago university. Revenue from a new automobile tax is expected, and estate details of Marshall Field reveal large transfers to heirs and institutions. A Peoria court rules suspended sentences cannot be revived by mutimus or pardon powers.
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Erememen
Borock
Wyoming
Broadmoor
E G Rees
Patrick Powers
Rees & Powers
Illinois
Bloomington
Illinois Mayors’ Association
Deneen
O’connor
Peoria
Marsellar
Geneva
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Mississippi
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Quincy
Hannibal
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Kaiser
Muscatine
Stead
Highway Commission
Galena Township
Galena
Wm. E. Mason
Law Department
Chicago University
Automobile Inn
Whn Marshall
Field
Ethel Field Beatty
Beatty
London
Laura F. Dibble
Field Museum of Natural History
United States
Halstead
Birmingham
England
Prehistoric relics shipment and local incidents
A Mt Sterling dealer sold a 225 pound collection of prehistoric remains from Cooperstown to Geo G Hay of New York shipped express to that city. Other items include an oil extraction plant proposal at Oquawka, a Mendota man breaking his hip in Wild Cat canyon, a Galesturg boy finding love letters, National Soldiers home roll call totals, a fatal lightning strike at a lawn social in Seneca, a railroad brakeman George Kleebs dying from a Granville accident, and George S. Mauser injured at a coal mine tower repair.
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Geo G Hay
New York
Express
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Wild Cat Canyon
Starved Rock
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Mendota
Galesturg
National Soldiers’ Home
I. Danville
Seneca
George Kleebs
Oglesby & Granville
Hochele and Southern
Granville
George
Mauser
Venona
BE. L. Mauser
Where is mother the most wanted person at home
A reflecting piece notes the frequent question every child asks when a mother leaves and when she returns. It details how the household instantly centers on her presence at meals and daily life. The rhythm contrasts longing with mother’s quiet influence.
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