C L Kilborn Letters on Censorship and Glendale Growth
Glendale letters defend censorship of motion pictures citing indecent content and protect actresses from naked scenes. The author also notes Glendale annexation debate, large 1922 building activity, and gratitude for new electric lines amid a colorful account of local crime headlines and a Marhsall to Minneapolis bridge praise.
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Coentetiz
Bs Kilborn
Glendale
Cali
Will Hays
Priscilla Dean
Marshall
Miss Dean
Los Angeles
America
Pacific Electric
Los ‘Angeles
Los Angles
Tacob
Denton
Sofie Peete
Ifa
Tablet Honors Soldiers to Be Installed Here
County Board of Supervisors approve purchase of a World War tablet from U. S. Bronze Tablet & Directory Co. for Marshall area, with about 1000 names to be included. Vote 13 to 1. Deputy sheriff salary raised to 100 dollars monthly. other staffing and bond matters settled. Board to have members’ names added to the tablet.
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William Cannon
U. S. Bronze Tablet & Directory Co
Chicago
Highsmith, Geisert, and
Fredenberger
Bright
Court House
Swern
Lee
Westfield
Casey
Martinsville
Marshall
Cannon
Tablet Company
Farm Bureau Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
JQ Snedeker of Wabash Township was chosen to lead the county farm bureau for the coming year. The annual gathering at Springfield saw limited turnout due to poor roads, with officers elected including President Q Snedeker Vice president Henry Green Secretary Treasurer E HE Slusser and others. A separate note calls for a 20 percent reduction in Illinois farm land tax valuations as proposed to the Illinois Tax Commission citing rising tax burdens on farmers and prior increases in land valuations.
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Snedeker
Wabash
Tolows
Q. Snedeker
B. Drake Ms
Ilinois
Larids
Ilinois - Tax ‘Commission
Newton
Jenking
Nois- “Agricultural ‘Association
Tax’ Commission
Tax Commission
William’ H. Malone
Park Ridge
Springfield
Yodhoad
Aois Agricultural Association
Cook County
State
Woodford
Farm “Bureau
The
University
Bilea Supa
Illinois
Marshall ‘Shriners
Highway
National Dixie Hotel
Marshall Shrine Club
Harold Bright
EB. D.morton
Burns Smith
J Gor. Burnett
B. D. Smith
Olen R. Clements
C.D. Mitchell
Ben T. Baird
E. D Morton
Walter Cork
Chas. E. Mc Morris
Arthur’ Poorman
J. “Kk. Kerr
Cc. R. Johnson
Frank Foster
M. Dewey
J. J. Rose
Ben. Heim
Geo. Halidner
Harry. Stout
George Somerville
Warren Hazist
L. Brown
Marshall Shriners
Debaters from Marshall and Lawrenceville Face Open Shop Question
High school pupils from Marshall and Lawrenceville will debate tonight at the courthouse on the open shop versus closed shop question. The event argues labor policy with students presenting contrasting views in a public forum.
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High ‘School
Marshall and
Lawrenceville
Court House
Two Cases Before County Court
Saturday Emmitt of Casey pleaded guilty to violating the Aquor law and paid a $100 fine plus costs. Mrs Amy Highshoe of Melrosa township was adjudged an epileptic by Drs Mitchell and Prewitt and sent to the state colony for epileptics at Dix.
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Emmitt, Etchison
Casey
Amy
Highshoe
Melrosa Township
Mitchell
Dixon
Christmas Seal Sale Progress At Marshall
Perry Lewis Harold Bright and M Stephenson act as committee for the sale of Red Cross seals and bonds. They are canvassing this week reporting a favorable reception from those contacted. Mrs Charles Cole oversees the general campaign.
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Perry Lewis
Harold
Bright
Ad’ TA
M. “Stephenson
Red. Cross
Charles ‘Cole
Abs Finkbiner's Terre Haute Business Trip
Abs Finkbiner made a business trip to Terre Haute on Saturday.
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Abs Finkbiner
Terre’ Haute
Postoffice Rush Rules and Paris Postal News
A city rumor claims Paris Post Office may upgrade to first class status, aided by the chamber of commerce and local advertising efforts. The text advises against wind ow delivery exceptions and notes postmasters and carriers can confirm postal rules.
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Paris
Paris Chamber of Commerce
Elrth
Emerson estate estate insurance payout details unclear
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Emerson estate and insurance money with alleged bequests to sons and a daughter but lacks complete facts or figures.
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Emerson ‘Estate
Eaward Emerson
Black Shows Earnings Far Above Salaries of Office
Report from Fleming R. Black on four years as county clerk shows office revenue of 28 967.62 with 24 9874 58 collected and 15 935.96 turned to the treasurer after salaries. Births 1803, deaths 1167, marriages 813. Broadhurst and Machlan families traveled to Terre Haute for Andrew Tiseman funeral.
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Clark
Fleming R. Black
Board of Supervisors
S. W. Broadhurst
Will, Machlan
Terre Haute
Andrew Tiseman
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