Public Schools and Tax Board Debate in Early 1900s
A summary examines Republican Attorney General remarks on corporate tax moves after a Supreme Court decision, the potential end of the state board of equalization, and calls for fair statewide taxation. It also contrasts London dispatches praising public schooling and British plans to strengthen imperial ties through education and colonial curricula.
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Aesistant
Smith
Supreme Cour
Chicago
Asvessing
Springfield
State “Board of Equalization
State Board of Equalization
Supreme Court
Peoria
Chicago Teachers’ Federation
Opportunities for land investment grow with capital
The Onarga Review argues land values will rise as demand for farm products grows. It notes that in the past many unclaimed acres existed and little capital to invest, but now there is vast land and capital to invest, with future profits dependent on access to capital and rising prices.
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Thand
Onarga Review
Jumped On Ten Penny Nail Injures Foot at Folkland
A girl was pricked by two nails after stepping on an inverted rake made from ten penny pails. Chamber Pain Balm relieved pain in five minutes and the child wore a shoe in three days with no discomfort. Mr Powell, a Folkland merchant, promotes Palit Balm as an antiseptic remedy.
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Powell
Chamberlaints
Folkland
DY Pond
Marshall County Transfers and Local Property Listings
A collage of land transfers in Marshall County including Catherine Wotdin to Janet Hall and Rosa C tekei to Emma Betts, with multiple lot and sublot descriptions across Lacon Varna and Tolucs. The item includes a humorous aside from La Salle Tribune and ends with an advertisement praising Ballard's Snow Liniment for burns cuts and injuries with price details.
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Marshall County
Catherine Wotdin
Janet Hall
Henry
Henry P Merritt
Heira
Milton White
Evans
Rosa_C tekei
Emma Betts
Lacon
Theodore Bickerman
Morrigan
Sublot
Oublot
Frank Markiski
Max
Louis Ferrari
Lote
Tolucs
O Merton
Haesenflu
Jamie
Clark
Timothy
Hunt
Edward Quiran
Gustav Pohl
Varna
Ballard
Ir R Hicks Almanac Promotes Health and Weather Forecasts
Rumor claimed Rev Irl R Hicks was dead, but he is in good health and has produced a large Almanac for 1902. The team behind Word and Works publishes reports praising his forecast accuracy and crop guidance, with the Almanac priced at 25 cents. A testimonial touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective for croup and coughs.
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Ir. R. Hicks
Irl R. Hicks
Dia Journal
Word and Works
Hicks
Word and Works Pub. Co
Sir Louie
John W. Roger
Filly
Chamberlain
Dr Powell
Geo Kotch
LaPrairie
Alsfeld
Hessen Darmstadt
Germany
Sisters
Montha
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United States
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