City Hall Meeting Notes 1915 March 1 Proceedings
The city hall gathering records approve minutes, report treasurer Frank B Morgan, discuss balances and receipts, and authorize bills. Resignation of John R Paskell as mayor is read and accepted. Mayor Dille to fill unexpired term. multiple board votes on motions and adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paskell
Alds
Perker
Bouter
W. H. Augustus
George Halbleib
Donovan
Night Watch
Eeople
Bros
Ald Parker
Smith
Ayes— 'Doelzer
Fard Oil Co
Doelzer
Vore Hall
Sanders
Weir Schlosser
Republican
Wwe Ee
Pople
I Service Co
Alds Dille
Womemers
Oake Fotowine Versons
Weiny
Peter Tro
Becker
G. A. Fromi EG
L. Loomis
G. M Clark
Cliff Doran
Fred Mead
Theo Wiewerten
J H Ford
Sett
Lester Brown
Parker
Bauter
Womiweer
Ald. Parker
Ma Bauter
John R Paskell
Womhe
Ald
Women’s Christian Temperance Union Meets at New Church
The regular monthly W C T U meeting at the New Church was led by President Mrs S G Wilde. Rev E Mercer spoke on politics and religion, arguing a ballot reflects character. He urged moral voting as a civic duty and urged action consistent with faith. An advertisement for Sloan’s Liniment follows, touting quick rheumatic relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ufe
William Wheeler
Murphy
Wheeler
LE. Mercer
C Blaisdell
Alex Brown
L. M Bell
Will McAfee
A G Hillabrand
Forrest Draper
Walter Simpson
Martin Cohn
S. L. Clift
S. S Merritt
Elsie Smith
George Johnson
Abram Bell
Wm. Horrocks
T K Leech
D .R
Blackwell
C L. Clawson
Reveneaugh
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
New Church
Dope Ruling Adds Deputies and Narotics Regulation
John L. Pickering, Springfield revenue collector, adds two deputy collectors and issues notices to narcotics dispensers about the new registry and prescription forms required by government. Drug stores may not sell narcotics except on doctor prescribed forms. fees apply and forms must be secured from the revenue office. Deadline years end June 30 1916 and July 1 fee collection begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Pickering
Springfield
Ninistrationoun Tii
Public sale ordered in partition suit in Marshall County
Master in Chancery Homer Barney, Marshall County Circuit Court, will conduct a public auction on March 20 1915 at the west front door of the Court House in Lacon Illinois to sell three described parcels of Marshall County land from the Betz et al versus Farling et al partition case. Conditions include two thirds minimum valuation, ten percent cash at sale, balance on court confirmation, and occupancy rights of defendants Steele and Neunalfen until March 1915 and March 1916 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rwal Estate
State of
Illinois
Marshall County
Circuit Court
John Betz
Laura Farling
Minois
Lacon
Marshall
Linois
Taxashin
Thirti
Satt
Tinois
County of
Séttior
John Steele
William Neunalféen
Executors Notice in Estate of John Kapraun
Executors announce probate of John Kapraun of Marshall County Illinois. They will appear at Marshall County Court in Lacon for the May term on the first Monday of May 1915 to settle claims. Creditors must present claims and debtors must pay promptly to the undersigned executors Frank Kapraun and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kapraun
John. Kapraun
County of
Marshall
Illinois
County Court
Court House
Lacon
Marshal Country
Jcapraun
Bneylre “Kapraunys
Fragmented notebook excerpt hints at daily routine before war
A terse reading moment is described with a cyclist by a bedside, a novel in hand, and a stubborn refusal to turn the page as a wartime TV broadcast grows aggravating, capturing a muted domestic scene amid global tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caine Ciwat
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RSDAY
Council Proceedings
Charles_.Dille
Elias B. Wright
Kingus
Bradford
Greys
Vicmi
Odén
Henry
W.c. T. OU
Sloan
Homer Barney
Barnes & Magoon
Public Service Company
A. Illinots
March, Ltd
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