Small Eyes Illinois Road to Unity and Reform
Governor elect Len Small pledges to unite Illinois and enforce the people’s will. He calls for repeal of the Public Utilities Act and commission, expansion of home rule, a statewide hard road system, fair taxation, and robust support for schools and teachers. He warns against waste, promises careful budgeting, and stresses city country ties.
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Illinois
General Assembly
State Public Utilities Act
State Public Utilities Commission
Welinois
Supreme Court of Imnoais
Metropolian
West Union Post Office Upgraded to Third Class Status
West Union post office is designated a third class post office effective January 1, with the postmaster now a government appointee. The government provides the building for the office.
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West Union
Oil Well Drilling Near Auburn Near Claypool Farm
Drilling on the Claypool farm north of Auburn has reached 1950 feet. Officials expect Trenton rock to be reached at 2200 feet, the formation known to yield oil.
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Claypool Farm
Auburn
Trenton
Bradley to Speak at Clark County Medical Meeting
The Clark County Medical Society will meet here tomorrow with a talk by Dr S C Bradley on Flu and Pneumonia. Dr RK A Mitchell serves as secretary. Monthly meetings are held.
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Clark County Medical Society
Jrg
S C. Bradley
RK. A. Mitchell
Marshall Basketball Wins Both Games at Martinsville and Greenup
The Marshall team defeated Martinsville 12 to something amid a fast rough contest with Fellum and Wells leading for Marshall and Martinsville respectively. In Greenup Marshall won 30 to 24 as Cropp scored 12 and Fredenberger added 10. School praise for sportsmanship and progress occurs amid lack of a proper gym.
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Marshall
Martinsville
Greenup
Fellum
Wells
Cropp
Fredenberger
Loral Mathews
Robert Tibbs
J Y Shamel
Department of Agriculture
Fannie Lurchaupt
Eva Stevens
Mary Greene
Carr
Behner
Jessie German
Irene Tauhneck
Mary Alford
Mary Wastburn
Jessie Ruttman
County Seeks Refund of Road Bond Money From State
County officials with Clark and others plan to reclaim about 127000 from the state for funds put into national highway construction. They argue the money came from local bonds and automobile taxes, and should be refunded as part of a statewide bond issue totaling 60 million dollars.
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State University
Clark County
Eccomes
Danvile
Farmers Mutual Insurance Elects Same Officers
The Farmers Mutual Insurance Company met in Marshall to conduct annual business. Officers elected for the coming year are the same as those serving in the past year, with J. W. Adams named secretary of the organization.
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Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Company
Marshall
J. W Adams
Grape Juice Fine Charged Man Pleads Guilty
Charles Gariner paid a 540 dollar fine in Squire Craigs court after resisting Officer Drake who was attempting to take him before authorities Sunday Gardner pleaded guilty. He was said to be drinking grape juice on a public street and not accompanied by a friend who did the same. The second offender escaped.
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Charles Gariner
Squire Craig
Drake
Gardner
Eureka Lodge Installation of Officers Noted
At Eureka lodge 1 O OF, Thursday night the following officers were installed Arthur Wright noble grand Lahmer vice grand F R Black treasurer Walter FP Hutchison financial secretary The installation was presided over by Dr Ed Pearce lodge deputy.
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Eureka Lodge
Arthur Wright
Noble Grand Age
Initiatory Degree Meeting Faces Bad Roads
District Odd Fellows meeting to enter initiatory degree for several candidates. Poor road conditions may limit attendance. Also notes a court case of Albert Cook bound over on theft charges from a Parker hotel room. Marshall seeks to organize a local baseball team with an ex National League star at a Tuesday meeting.
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Odd Fellows
Albert Cook
Squire Craig
Marshall
Hall
Dle
Dulaney Bank Elects New Officers After Annual Meeting
Directors of the Dulaney National Bank held an annual meeting yesterday and elected officers. Harry B Dulaney became President with J R Burnett as Vice President and Cashier. RoT Hunt and W D Burnett were named Assistant Cashiers.
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Dulaney National Bank
Harry B Dulaney
J R Burnett
R Ot Hunt
W.D Burnett
Illinois farmers to attend state ag association meeting
The annual Illinois Agricultural association meeting in Chicago draws Clark county representation. C B Drake Albert Wright J A Kettling and J H Maurer head from Clark county to the LaSalle hotel for the event while E H Walworth, a farm advisor, will also attend.
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Farm Bureau
Herald
Ilinois
Illinois Agricultural Association
Chicago
Drake Albert Wright
J A Kettling
J H Maurer
Clark County
LaSalle Hotel
Walworth
Farmers Institute Session Schedules Schedule at Clark County Marshall
Tomorrow the Clark County Farmers Institute holds its annual session with opening remarks by the president at 10:15 am in Courtroom 1015. Committees will be appointed, insect problems on the farm discussed by Prof. Chandler, and Q A at 11:30. Music at 1:30 and officer elections at 1:40. Carleton Trimble speaks on dairying as a year around business at 2:80 pm, and National Horse Association reps discuss horse production. Domestic science classes begin 10:30 am at the High School led by Mrs J Y Shamel with a 1:30 pm public meeting at the Congregational church by Mrs J Y Shamel.
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Clark County Farmers’ Institute
Marshall
C@ Chandler
Carleton Trimble
National Horse Association
J Y Shamel
Congregational Church
Paul Dodd Named Assistant State Veterinarian
Dr Paul Dodd has been appointed Assistant State Veterinarian for Clark County. Since settling in Westfield he has built a solid practice among local stockmen and stays current with the latest veterinary advances. The Westfield Review calls the appointment well merited.
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Paul Dodd
Clark County
Dodd
Westfield
Westfield Review
Kuhn and Kallansa Case At Residence Collision
Fred Kallansa and John Kuhn involved in a Thursday clash at Kuhn's residence. Kuhn obtained a warrant for resealt and batter y. The case appeared before Squire Craig on Saturday and Kallansa was acquitted.
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Fred Kallansa
John Kuhn
Kuhn
Kallansa
Squire Craig
Kallanes
Inauguration and early sessions mark Illinois assembly move
Springfield reports the Len Small inauguration and a broad set of committees guiding the first session. Eighty cadets escorted the governor, and many Chicago groups attended. Contests, cabinet appointments, and pending legislation shape the new administration as lawmakers adjourn to finalize plans.
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Springfield
Len Small
Clindis
Simall
House
Senate
Chicago
Giorgan Park Academy
Hamilton Club
Chicago Motor Club
Rotary Club of Chicago
National Womanes Association of Commerce
Hi- Fools Womens Club
Tllinois Tongue of Women Voters
General Assembly
Dahlberg
Senate Oginl House
Morris Lewis
Adelbert Roberts
Benjamin M. Mitchell
Michael F. Maher
James 2 Prendergast
Solor
California
Mia
Lowden
Nin
Tenants’ Protective League
Misread Words in Editorial Pique Readers
A reader note mocks a misprinted phrase and critiques the garbled wording. The column applauds clarity and laments errors that hinder comprehension.
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