Local News Items Reflect Community Happenings
E J Hartley visits his ill mother in the city while James McCune, now a Peoria watchman, returns to visit. The oyster controversy pits interests against state regulation as debates surge. Prof Spurrier is cleared after a school board inquiry. Seed campaigns across Kansas to Missouri aim to improve planting quality. Wildlife notes document a first wildcat sighting in decades. The Fed will start operations with numerous banks joining the system. Babylon twins William and Samuel Muncy celebrate 95 years. A Jacksonville clothier recalls an innova tion in innerve socks. Public notices cover births, deaths, and real estate. The chapter on frontier films and Col Cody discusses government-authored moving pictures of western history for archival use.
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E J. Hartley
Philadelphia
Lucy Mcuride
Pasadena
Cal
Wesley Welbrook
James McCune
Peoria
Henry
Maryland
Spurrier
Princeton High School
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Missouri
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Rock Island Lines
H M Cauttrell
Edin
Federal Reserve
Sveren
William and
Samuel Muncy
Babylon
Long Island
Jacksonville
Lagt Simmér
William F Cody
Buffalo Bill
Washington
Interior and War Departments
Plains
Rocky Mountains
Frontier
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Col. Cody
Freight Station for River Boats Near La Salle
Article describes capitalists seeking 40 plus parcels along the Illinois river channel near La Salle to build a large freight depot for steamers between Chicago and the Gulf. The plan includes rail access, agreement at St Louis meetings, and expected rapid development with multiple local industries and mills cited.
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la Salle
Gulf
Baker-Wignall Wholesale House
Illipnis
Peoria Star
Peoria
St Louis
Chicago
Illinois River
Illinois Valley
Canal la Salle
Windis
United States
Peru
Rock Island
Burlington Denas
Illnois and
Michigan Canal
Tenota
la Sale
Mississippi
Income Tax Rules For Farmers Under New Law Explained
The article outlines income tax thresholds for individuals and married couples, explains net income concepts, and provides deductions available to farmers. It covers gross vs net income, allowable expenses, depreciation, exempt amounts, and the requirement to file returns by March 1 for incomes above thresholds, with specifics for the year 1913 and ten month periods.
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Internal Revenue
Department of Agriculture
Internal Revenue Bureau
Treasury Department
Olor
Noamar Hai
Perth
Phas
Aldueney
Narimals
Theonime Theatres
Permerpal
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Washington, D
Collector of Internal Revenue
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets Promise Quick Relief
Advertisement touts Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for indigestion and stomach distress. It claims Pepsin and Bismuth aid digestion and promises a money back guarantee with no questions asked. Sold at Rexall Stores and local chemists for 50 cents and 1 dollar.
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Rexall
A. J. Ironmonger
Henry
Tax Returns and Capitol News From Washington
The article outlines income tax return rules with March 1, 1914 deadline and penalties for late or false filings. It notes postal rate changes after March 17 for printed matter and details on the U S Capitol’s building history and recent disaster analyses and proposed safety measures including wireless reporting from pilot boats in icy conditions.
Local Classifieds and Notices Round Up
Various small ads and notices include job and service offers, rental listings, animal for sale, tax deadlines, painting and paperhanging services, dairy butter customer call, and real estate rental postings. Items mention Newell Bros Line 411, Granbury Rip ters Henry Ill, Vogelsang grocery tax books, J R Robinaog collector, M A Neubauer painter, George P Huffman contact, six male yearling draft horses, and Mrs Minnie H Smith rental on Richard Street.
Telephone Investments Bond Stock Offers In Come Window
Advertisement notes limited telephone bonds and stocks for sale promising 6 to 8 percent income. Promoter CA Camp invites readers to visit for steady earnings from a basic commodity. Another ad promotes high yielding seed corn and oats varieties with sale on approval from 1 Q Winship Putnam.
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Helid
Whitefield Township Tax Notice Due March 10 1914
Whitefield Township in Marshall county announces taxes are ready for receipt. Personal tax must be paid on or before March 10, 1914. Public sales will be held at Duke Bros store in Henry every Saturday until further notice. Harry Newman, caller.
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E. Vogelsang
R_ Robinaog
Whitefield
Marshall County
Duke Bros
Henry
Harry Newman
Peoria Dye Works Promises Prompt Clean and Dye Service
The oldest cleaning and dyeing firm in Peoria offers dry cleaning without shrinking and guaranteed work. Immediate attention to city orders and fast delivery are emphasized. Located at 6 Main St Peoria Illinois. March 21 1917.
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Peoria
Onit
Onur
Bernie Dye Works
Main St
Ill
Public Sale at Marshall Farm 1914 Auction Near Wyoming Camp Grove
Farmers announce a public auction on Friday March 13 1914 at the old Marshall place nine miles east and a half mile south of Wyoming Maid one mile south of Camp Grove. Sale includes ten head of horses cattle farm machinery harness and more with cash and credit terms and a five percent discount for cash.
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Marshall Place
Wyoming
Camp Grove
Webber
Rock Island
Avery
Deering
John Deere
Deere
Kingman
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