Ordinance Regulating Junk Buyers in Marshall City
City ordinance sets license and fee rules for junk buyers, including $100 annual license, $1 daily for short term licenses, and penalties for unlicensed operation. Mayor John W. Lewis and City Clerk Henry Musselman sign and publish in June 1918 with nuisance removal and fines up to $200. Also notes Red Men cemetery decoration and German women registration dates and penalties.
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John W Lewis
Henry Musselman
City Ordinance Targets Barberry Bush Nuisance in Marshall
Marshall city council passes ordinance declaring tall barberry and its varieties a public nuisance within city limits. Health department to serve property owners with written notice to remove or destroy the bushes within two days. noncompliant parties face action.
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City of
Marshall
Hlindls
Ihara
Agglaci Io Coiunls
Duty of Oil Producers Warns Against Withholding Output
The Advisory Committee on Appalachian Production Western division met at the Lima Club Lima Ohio with J C Donnell presiding. He urged producers to cooperate with the government to win the war and improve efficiency. Discussion covered Ohio Oil Co operations 1917 1918 output changes unprofitable wells and the need to retire nonproducing wells or relocate material. A letter from L Requa US Fuel Administration urged producers to avoid crude price rises and keep prices as maximum while maintaining supply. Also obituary for John Wesley Williams born 1835 died 1918.
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Advisory Committee
Lima Club
Lima
Ohio
J C¢ Donnell
National Petroleum War Service Committee
Ohio Oil Company
Indiana
Illinois
Ohio Oil Co
Bryan Williams
Trenton
Mr . L. Requa
United States Fuel Administration
John Wesley Willams
Rushcounty
Ilinois
Wabash Township
Marshall
Sarah A Rogers
Charles
William
Squire
Jefferson
Rhoda
Ida
Martha
Reg Val Light Artillery
Chas Q
William M
Terre Haute
Richard Garmong
Mary Blundell
Dunlap
C W Hamand
Marshall M E
Willams
Squire” Williams
John
Former Vice President Fairbanks Dies in Indianapolis
Charles Warren Fairbanks former vice president and former Indiana senator died at his home in Indianapolis from intestinal nephritis after long poor health. He had a recent illness and suffered a decline in health in recent weeks.
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Charles Warren Fairbanks
Indiana
Indianapolis
Dean
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W. L. McFarling
N. 15Th Street
Ind
South Bend
Sou Eter
Ll. G Archer
Terre Haute Star
Marshall Herald
Elin i
Department of Health
Red Men
Catholic
Hall
Marshall Cemetery
Dan Stover
Sachem
United States
City Ordinance
J. C. Donnell
The
Advisory Committee On
J. R. Burnett
E. M. Duncan
the Dulaney National Bank
Harry B. Dulaney
Bert Bryan
Edwin Booth
the Star Clothes Bar
Bubeck & Gallagher
Black & Hutchinson, Grocers
Sunbright Cleanser
Layton
Herald
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