Illinois towns report 116 new industries in 1926
Fifty-eight Illinois towns outside Chicago added 116 new industries in 1926, employing 5,768 men and 1,542 women. Investment reached $37,950,500 with a payroll near $8,927,000 yearly. The Industrial Development Committee of the Illinois Chamber of Commerce released the figures.
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Lester B. Colby
Winds Chamber , of Commerce
Ghicago
Illinois
Chicago
Ilinois
Industrial Development Committee
Lols
Llinois
Inois
Waukegan
North Chicago
South Chicago
Freeport
Peoria
Sterling
Rock Falls
Galesburg
Indus
Effingham
Macomb
Peggy Accepts Percy Proposal for Spring Wedding
Esther teases Percy about Peggy agreeing to marry him while a prior invitation to be bridesmaid hints at plans. The scene pairs family chatter with wedding anticipation and a lighthearted tone.
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Percy
Peggy
Esther
Sudden proposal sparks surprise in wedding plans
Late news records a couple's engagement moment as Mr Kussman proposes suddenly. The bride mentions she did not have the audacity to respond, noting Kussman's stuttering as a factor in her hesitation.
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Kussman
He Meant Well English Ulcers Coat Gaffe
A clerk questions a customer named Rastus who jokes about wanting one of the long black coats called English ulcers, reflecting local color and humor in dialogue.
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Rastus
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Booth & Handy
Cisne
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Littleton
Pana
Ina
Fisher
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Nebo
Lesser
St. Elmo
Hurst
Greenfield
Arthur
West
Wisconsin
Kentucky
Iowa
Missouri
Indiana
Paul S. Clapp
National Electric Light Association
Central Illinois Public Service Company
Mr. Clapp
Robinson
Lawrenceville
Olney
Springfield