Trail Bride Helen Griffin Weds Ted Hamrey in Crookston Ceremony
Miss Helen Griffin of Gully Minnesota and Mr. Ted Hamrey of Trail Minnesota married May 3 1921 in Crookston Minnesota. Hamrey a new Trail grocer with World War I service including four months front line duty and medals. Bridal party hosted a welcome shower April 28 with gifts and a three to six thirty luncheon.
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Gully
Minn
Helen Griffin
Ted Hamrey
Trail
Crookston
Hibbard
Presbyterian Church
Chas. Griffin
Hamrey
Seag
19Th Field Artillery
Argonne Forest
St. Mihiel
Frappelle
Trail and Gully
C. A. Griffin
Helen
New Veterinary Doctor Takes Charge of Local Practice
Dr. V. M. Kaliher assumes charge of the veterinary practice of Dr. W. Newhalfen and will occupy the office in the First National Bank building. He is well recommended by Dr. Newhalfen and is introduced as a qualified veterinarian capable of continuing the practice during the absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. M. Kaliher
W. Newhalfen
First National Bank
Kaliher
Newhalfen
The Dying Illinois River Alarms at Springfield Address
Prof Stephen A Forbes of the University of Illinois warns at the Illinois Sportsmen convention in Springfield that the Illinois river is dying from urban and industrial pollution. He cites a 90 percent drop in native bottom life since 1915 and notes Chicago sources as the main polluter, urging public action and stronger enforcement.
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Illinois
Springfield
Stephen A. Forbes
University of Illinois
National History Survey
Illinois River
Ozark
U. S. Census Bureau
Ilinois
Iillinois
Natural History Survey of
Chicago
Des Plaines
Kankakee
Ilinois River
Morris
Chillicothe
Peoria
Marseilles
Peo- Tia Lake
Pekin
Copperas Creek
Beardstown
Havana
Henry
la Salle
Peo- Tia
Liverpool
Nolan Bill Proposes Federal Old Age Pensions
Representative John S. Nolan introduces a bill to provide a government pension to every citizen aged 65 or older with no other income in the previous twenty years. Exclusions include paupers lunatics and criminals. Pensions range from $6 to $9 weekly, administered by the Interior Department and Pension Bureau, with a $9 weekly income cap in the year before applying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
House
John S. Nolan
California
Committee On Labor
Nolan
Department of the Interior
Pension Bureau
Public money reporting law notice
The notice explains a law requiring all public money handlers to publish itemized receipts and disbursements in a local newspaper at year end. It applies to treasurers, supervisors, school and village treasurers, and similar officials, with a heavy penalty for noncompliance. If no local newspaper exists, publication must occur in a neighboring township within the same county.
Store Open Evenings In Lacon For Ninety Days
For the benefit of customers our store will stay open every evening until 30. J R Belsly & Son dealers in implements and agricultural hardware Lacon Illinois advertise salesmen wanted to solicit orders for lubricating oils greases and paints address The Lennox Oil and Paint Co Cleveland Ohio advertisement.
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J. R. Belsly & Son
Lacon, Ill
Lennox Oil & Paint Co
Cleveland
Ohio
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Minnesota
E. J. Karl & CO
North Washington St. Peoria
Natural History Survey of the
State of
Natural History Survey
Bulc Durham
C. A. Woodfill
Henry, Ill
M. L. Doan
J. W. Wherry
C. E. Vogelsang
J. P. Siewers Ljf
Klein
Gregory Bros
Hartley
Mrs. Sarah Johnson
Chris Sawyer
Mrs, Mens Johnson
Palace
Main & Madison Peoria
Hoffman
Orchestra
Geo
Weydig, Mer
W. M. Maxson
Dille
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