Flint Case Sets After 1911 Debt With 70 Cent Item
In a Wade company dispute at the court, Flint could be held only for 70 cents from 1911 after the statute of limitations erased the rest. The balance due Wade, per the book figures, shows 10 cents. a verdict entered against Flint includes costs. Paris News notes the ruling warns against easy dealings with customers.
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Wade ‘Company
Wade
Torneys
Bardin
McKnight
Tor
Flint
Slade
Paris News
Department of Labor to Use Unions for Job Help
A Washington dispatch reports the labor department plans to distribute employment application blanks through post offices to the unemployed. Secretary Wilson says the department will cooperate with the trades union movement to aid wage earners and that the act creating the department envisions working with unions for employment mediation.
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Washington
Department
Seattle
Washi
Wilson
Department of. Labor
Retary Wilson
Department of Labor
Hei
Department of Favor
Départment of Labor
Federal
Ali
Camtrete
Jase
California Students to Earn Public Health Degree
California graduates will receive a new public health degree from the University of California after completing a six year course. The program shifts from curing the sick to preventing disease and training experts to prevent any person from needing a doctor.
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California
San Francisco
University of California
Executive: Ability akin to Her Miss Morgan’s Gift
Miss Anne Morgan daughter of the late financier shows strong executive ability through philanthropic ventures. She leads vacation savings funds funding several projects for working women including a lunch room and club in New York and a dance hall lunch service in the Strand theater. The Lafayette fund aids emergency kits for French soldiers and the vacation war relief committee provides sewing work for unemployed girls.
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Anne Morgan
Vacation Savings Fund
Thirty-ninth Street
New York
Strand
Lafayette Fund
France
Miss Morgan
Europe
Delft blue millinery novelty hat with bug ornament
An illustrated hat features a conical crown of delft blue ribbon with quilted foundation. An erect bow rises from the apex. the bow is secured by jeweled insect figures. Ora Cné is noted as delighted by the piece.
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Delft
Ora
Pirate fasteners and dagger shaped brooches in new mounting
The item describes pirate style fasteners and dagger shaped brooches with topazes and dark brown enamel set in a silver mounting. A long pointed head is noted, about an inch across, with varied sizes in the display.
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Girdie
Glove Bracelets Feature In Fashion Through History
Glove bracelets are described as a season’s innovation and popular accessory. They are made in the old gate pattern or pointed styles and fastened with a clasp. Worn over the glove, they grip the top edge to secure the long glove on the arm.
Bread price hike feared as New York bakers report higher costs
Inquiry among leading New York bakers shows a further rise in loaf prices likely due to flour costs climbing from 4.50 to 7.80 per barrel since August. Some shops may cut loaf size to absorb costs while others raise prices on rolls and pastries. experts cite grain speculation and potential embargo on wheat as contributing factors.
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New ‘York
New’ York
Europe
Julian Heath
The
Housewives’ League
Horsewives’ League
Heath
Hugo Fredericks
Wholesale - Bakers’ ‘Association
New York
King Corn Still Rewards Steady Farming Balance
The article argues for maintaining a balanced crop program with corn as a core, warning against shifting acres to wheat due to high prices. It notes wheat demand raises corn prices too, and predicts further corn price gains, urging restraint and steady budgeting to improve farm profits.
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United States
Wwe
Russia Orders 1,000,000 Horseshoes From Pennsylvania Firm
Philadelphia reports the Russian government has placed a massive order for 1,000,000 horseshoes with a Pennsylvania firm. The deal signals wartime supply needs and reflects scaled production underway in the United States.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Passing the Hat Chorus by Walt Mason
A humorous verse on social aid and charity as people feverishly pass the hat. The speaker mocks endless appeals for money to cover basic needs while urging readers to donate to clothe, feed, and clothe families in need.
Congress considers temporary embargo on grain exports
A bill in Congress proposes a temporary embargo on foreign shipment of grain, flour and foodstuffs. Bakers nationwide back the measure amid claims export harms cause hunger and high prices. The move could reportedly trigger an immediate drop in bread prices and improve conditions domestically.
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Congress
Board of Trade
Public Sale Notice for Charier R Canaday and Bahn Estate
Charles R Canaday to sell livestock and farm implements at his Melrose area home on Wednesday Feb 24. The Bahn estate auctions will be held at the late residence three miles northeast of Darwin on Thursday March 4, including horses cows grain hay and miscellaneous farm goods.
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Charles R. Canaday
Melrose
Otho Bahn
Darwin
Administrator's Notice Estate of Jeremiah Hills Deceased
The undersigned appointed Administrator of the estate of Jeremiah Hills late of Clark County Illinois deceased gives notice that he will appear before the Clark County Court at the Marshall Court House in April the first Monday in April next for claim adjustment. All persons indebted to the estate are requested to pay immediately. Dated February 5, 1916. Thomas Spivey Administrator Graham and Snavely Attorneys.
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Jeremiah’ Hills
Clark
Tinois
Clark County
Marshall
A.D
Otho “Botin
Athe
Otho
Bohn Yate
Pear
Poforere
Atthe
Court House
Marshall Iz
A. S
Levin
Cary Marvin
Cary
Marvin
County of
State of
Illinois
A. D
Sarah E. Carter
Sarah B. Carter
Iinois
Estate administration and sheriff sale notices
Notice of administration of the estate of Otho Bohn Yate in Clark County Illinois. Court to hear claims on first Monday in April 1915. Sheriff’s sale of N B Lee Jr property in Marshall Illinois scheduled for March 6 1915 at 11 a.m. Includes property description and dower note. Everett Connelly attorney.
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Clark County
Illinois
N. B. Lee,Jr
George Stults
N. B. Lee, Jr
Lang
Casey
Josephine Lee
Court House
Marshall
J. W. Wallace
Everett Connelly
Administratrix's Notice for Cary Marvin Estate
Hannah Marvin as administratrix with will annexed of Cary Marvin deceased gives notice to Clark county Illinois residents to appear at the Clark county court in Marshall for the April term on the first Monday. Creditors must present claims for adjustment and debtors should pay promptly. Dated February 1, 1915. Everett Connelly attorney.
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State of Illinois
Clark County
Circuit Court
Johnson
Claudius
Ross
Sextus ‘Ross
Nancy ‘Davison
Susan V. Welsh
Gustave Ritter
Robert “Thompson
Robert Thompson
Circuit’ Court
Said
Sextus’ Ross
Marshall
Administrator's Notice in Estate of Sarah E Carter
Administrator Edward Pearce gives notice to creditors and claimants of the estate of Sarah B Carter of Clark County Illinois to appear at the April term in Marshall to have claims adjusted and for debtors to pay promptly. Dated January 29, 1891. Graham and Snavely, Attys.
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Edward Pearce
Admr
Graham & Snavely
Attys
Chancery
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