Livestock Shippers Meet Here Wednesday in Martinsville
Farmers from a 100 mile radius gather at Martinsville Community High School Building 4 to hear commission firms from East St Louis Indianapolis and Chicago discuss shipment prep car loading grading weighing invoicing and market handling. The event features sessions with university experts and a 6 pm annual banquet by the Livestock Breeders Association.
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Tavestock
Wise Merritt
V. Vaniman
University of Illinois
T. R
B. I.pitchard
University
D. L. Swanson
S Stock Yards
Indianapolis
Association
National Livestock Producers Association
Chicago
National Stock Yards
Peoria
Buffalo
Fort Worth
Pana Secures New Industry With Six Greenhouses
Pana Illinois February 12 report states Asa Brothers contract with Pana Greenhouse Manufacturing Company to erect six large flower growing greenhouses this spring at an estimated cost of 60 000. The project follows a prior commercial club contract to establish mammoth greenhouses near the Pana Floral Company Walter Amling Inc with about one acre under glass and around one million dozen stems annually for Chicago Saint Louis and Indianapolis markets. The new plant will bring twenty mammoth greenhouses to Pana making the central west region's largest greenhouse complex.
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Pana
Ill
H. N. Schuyler
Schuyler State. ‘Bank
EH. McKee
Pana Greenhouse Manufacturing , Company
Chicago
Asa Brothers
Pana “Floral Company
Thie Walter
AL Amling, ‘Inc
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Floral Markets
Central West
Investigations Sweep Springfield Targets Governor Small
Special Correspondent reports Springfield is abuzz with investigations and pressure for more inquiries. Senator Swift seeks probes into state commissions including deep waterways and building, aiming for full reports to the General Assembly within thirty days as former State Treasurer Ed Miller faces scrutiny over a Wood River Bank loan and collapse.
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Springfield
Ill
Swift
Waukegan
Deep Waterways Commission
Hanson
Bloomington
Wiini
Building Commission
Datley
Peoria
Chicago
Iinois Educational Commission
Interstate Harbor
Ed Miller
East St. Louis
Miller
Wood River Bank
Oscar Nelson
Wood River Securities
Lincoln real estate transfers blur in crowded ledger
A series of land transfers list numerous buyers and sellers with parcel numbers and prices including Lincoln A Sears transferring land to Ethel Stepp for 2500 and Alice Hill to Paul Hi land to 241013 for 1, plus multiple small deeds in 231211 241018 and other dates.
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Lincoln
A. Sears
Ethel
Stepp
Alice’ Hill
Paul
Ad clubs extend plan to Smaller Cities Extension
The Neosho plan of cooperative advertising and merchandising known as the Gaiden Rule Sales Day Plan has been taken over by another Associated group. Advertising Clubs of the World will call it the Smaller Cities Extension and place it under Gurney R. Lowe who will establish community units nationwide.
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Vther Associated
Gurney R. ‘Lowe
Governor Hopeful Rumor Sparks Paris Talk
Paris friends claim Gov Frank O hair plans a run for governor as a Democrat after a political clash with Uncle Joe Cannon. The report notes speculation about his campaign, citing unnamed Paris contacts and past rivalries.
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O'Hair
Frank
Oo 'Harr
Joe Cannon
Paris
McDaniel Convicted in Paris Bootlegging Case
Chester McDaniel found guilty by a jury in the circuit court on two counts of selling intoxicating liquor. The sales were to Cecil Lee, who aided the state against bootlegging in Paris. Penalties range from 100 to 1000 dollars and 60 days to six months in jail on each sale.
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Paris
Chester
McDaniel
Cecil Lee
McDaniels
Babson series to outline national business trends
The Herald plans eight Babson articles outlining his trip across New England, the North Atlantic, the Middle East, the Mississippi Valley, the North West, the South Atlantic, the South, and the Pacific Coast. Readers in Clark county are urged to follow for factual economic insights.
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The
Herald
Mr. Babson
Jeriey
New England
North Atlantic
Middle Eastern
Mississippi Valley
North Western
South Atlantic
South
Pacific Coast
City Council Passes Ordinances for New Light Plant Switch
City councilmen at city hall Monday night approved ordinances to authorize a contract with the railroad and to authorize the new switch at the light plant. The switch is planned to be laid soon as preparations proceed.
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Hght
Advertising Club Meets at Paris Tomorrow
The Associated Advertising Clubs of the Wabash Valley will meet in a quarterly session at Paris tomorrow. Sessions begin at 10:00 A M. G Weir advertising manager of Round Oak stove and other speakers will present sale ideas and address the gathering.
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Wabash Valley
Paris
G. Weir
Otathe Round
Oak
Stove
Compar
Andegurney Lowe
Pettit at Paris to Lead Ten day Evangelistic Series
The First M. B. church begins next Wednesday night a ten day evangelistic series. Rev. C. E. Pettit of Marshall will preach. Pettit is a rising young preacher, and the choir will handle music with illustrated songs each evening.
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M. B
C. E. Pettit
Marshall
Pettit
State House Vote Divides Over Herrin Case Funding
Twenty six state representatives joined 26 oppose a 376000 appropriation for the Herrin case. The senate approved the measure days earlier, and the House tally was 102 to 26. Governor Small reviews it amid reported antagonism toward Brundage.
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Hurst
Howard
Moore
Herrin
Senate
House
Small
Brundage
Turner Confines Collier in Edgar County Jail
Sheriff Turner places Collier in Edgar County Jail after a failed attempt to cash a $3.00 check at the Marshall Cafe Saturday morning. Reports say he sought larger sums the previous day and was wanted in Paris on an unspecified charge with two accomplices, leading to his transfer.
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Turner
Harlan Coller
Marshall Cafe
Paris
West Union Merchant Files Voluntary Bankruptcy
J B Price a West Union merchant filed in federal court for voluntary bankruptcy. Attorney Harry Janney filed papers Friday and a hearing is planned soon at East St Louis with creditors notified.
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J. B. Price
Union Merchant
Harry
Janney Big
East St. Louis
Brotherhood Meeting Beefs Up Fellowship At Church
A Monday night gathering at the Methodist church under the brotherhood of the church drew many men for a feast of fellowship. Attendees reported a great time and shared friendly reports during the communal event.
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Brotherhood of “the
Three Farm Credit Measures Will Be Passed
Washington report notes Mrs. Henderson laments Vice President’s modest salary of a thousand dollars monthly and hints at offering a built Washington residence to the government for the VP’s use. Congress balks at yearly upkeep costs between ten and fifteen thousand dollars, citing social prestige motives.
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Jones
J. B. Jones
Washington, D. C
Henderson
Missouri
United States
Congress
Washington
Ralston Praises Southern Scenery On Florida Trip
W. W. Ralston and family write home about their journey to Palm Beach Florida. He notes better mountains than Colorado and lakes and scenery in the South though roads lag Illinois.
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W. W. Ralston
Palm Beach
Florida
Ralston
Ilinois
Colorado
Salem, N J Sheriff Gets Berracliff for Abandonment
John D Berracliff wanted in Salem New Jersey for wife abandonment surrendered to Sheriff Turner in Terre Haute yesterday. He had been living around Dennison for years and is well regarded there. He says he has been trapped in marriage and big Clark county trends believe him.
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John D. Berracliff
Salem
N. J
Turner
Terre Haute
Berracliff
Dennison
Big Clark County
Marriage Licenses Issued In Indiana Pairs
Chas T Tade 39 Vincennes Indiana to Lena R Myers 26 Casey Indiana D T Kaufman 21 Terre Haute to Anna D Miller 18 Terre Haute Annie Edwards 23 Terre Haute to Naomi Termis 18 Terre Haute Arthur Grouch 32 Johnson Township to Metta Beeson 29 Johnson Township
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Chas. T. Tade
Vincennes
Ind
Lena R. Myers
Casey
D. T. Kaufman
Terre Haute
Anna D. Miller
Annie Edwards
Naomi Termis
Arthur Grouch
Johnson Township
Metta Beeson
Myers Convicted in Illicit Relations Case
Paris reports Forest Myers and his 15 year old niece Miss Cecil Griffin found guilty in circuit court of illegal relations. Defense attorney Arthur Poorman of Marshall filed for a new trial, to be argued next Thursday.
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Paris
Forest Myers
Cecil Griffin
Arthur Poorman
Marshall
Coal Shortage Keeps Southern Illinois Mines Idle
Nine Illinois mines across five railroads have averaged just over two days of operation weekly since the strike ended. Rail car shortages cause most idle time, with hours lost to lack of cars totaling about 73.9 percent. Eight Louisville and Nashville mines run at one and a third days weekly, while 49 mines idle nearly five months due to the strike.
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Org
Ilinois
Coal Operator’s Association of
St. Louis
Illinois Central
Louisville and Nashville
Baltimore and Ohio
Mobile and Ohio
Southern Railway
Tax Talk on 1922 Costs and Future Expenses
Wellesley Hills Massachusetts February 9 1922 report on taxes and government spending by economist Roger Babson. Discussion notes 1922 expenditures total 3.795 billion with large interest and veterans pensions and a push for budget reform. Fiscal year 1923 receipts reach 4.109 billion with ongoing concerns about tax policy and public debt.
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Wellesley Hills
Mass
Roger W. Babson
Washington
Ezbson
Continental Memorial Hall
United States
Army
Navy
Liffick's House and Barn Burn to Ground
Fire destroyed the house and barn of Andrew Liffick in lower Wabash last night. Marshall reports say almost nothing was saved, and the property is insured with the mutual insurance company of the county.
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Andrew Liffick
Lower
Wabash
Marshall
Mutual. Insurance Company
Illinois soil survey costs farmers per acre in corn units
Illinois reports the state soil survey costs farmers about 1.25 ears of corn per acre based on county yields with corn at 60 cents a bushel. Dr. R. S. Smith explains the survey measures land value and fertilizer needs, with county groups conducting soil examinations. Production of hogs grows in Illinois on January 1 1923 there were 4 698 600 hogs on farms up 16 percent from 1922. The average hog value is 12 60 dollars per head up from 10 50 dollars a year earlier.
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Urbana
Ill
State Soil Survey
Clark County
Agricultural Experiment Station
University of Trnois
R. S. Smith
Springfield
Ilinois
Federal
United States
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Handley
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Gale
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Illinois Soil Survey
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