Labor Leader McCarthy Heads Coast Delegation to Expo
P B McCarthy San Francisco labor mayor led a Pacific coast delegation to Washington seeking government sanction for a Panama Pacific International Exposition in 1915. He emphasized private funding and inviting foreign ministers, noting San Francisco has raised substantial funds. The piece also mentions Lt. Gov Horace White of New York and other political figures.
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P. BH. McCarthy
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Washington
Gillett
Uncle Sam
Mayor McCarthy
Ireland
United States
St. Louis
Carpenters and Joiners’ Union
Chicago
McCarthy
San Francisco Building Trades Council
State Building Trades Council
B. R. Taylor
Hughes
Horace White
New York
Supreme Bench
Senate
Assembly
Distinguishing Renting vs Owning Farmers
The article explains how to tell apart renting farmers from owning farmers by examining land tenure, financial arrangements, and management control. It discusses lease terms, crop decisions, and long term investment signals in agricultural practice.
Illness as Conversation Booster Seen
A commentator argues that sickness fuels social talk, suggesting disease drives daily chat and public discourse. The point links illness to social interaction and informational exchange.
Administrator's Notice in Estate of Amanda Rollings
Administrator J K Black announces he is appointed to the estate of Amanda Rollings late of Clark County Illinois. He will appear at the Clark County court in Marshall for the August term on the first Monday in August to settle claims. Creditors must present claims and debtors pay promptly. Davison and Bartlett listed as attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imade
Milford
Amanda Rollings
Clark
Illinois
Marshall
A. D
J. KK
Black
Davison & Bartlett
Estate of William Smith Administrator Notice
The undersigned appointed administrator of the estate of William Smith late of Clark County Illinois deceased gives notice of duties and intents to settle affairs and to appear as required by law.
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William
Smith
Baying
William Smith
Clark
Allinois
Ieee
A. D
Co. B. Osborn
Admr
J. W. Graham
Illinois State Water Survey cites soapless water softening method
The bulletin says one hundred Illinois city water supplies can be softened using lime or soda instead of soap at a fraction of cost. Hard waters can be softened for half to four cents per thousand gallons, in a cistern or attic tank with lime and soda, improving domestic and laundry use. Obtainable from the State Water Survey Director at the University of Illinois Urbana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Water Survey
Millinois
University of Illinois
Urbana
Ilnois
Notices of Chancery and Attachment in Clark County
Publication notices in Clark County Illinois court actions list non residents summoned for chancery suits against the Coons, Pinnell, Ring and King families and a large attachment case against Sandals Griffin Company and D Davis. Writs issued. defendants must appear July term Marshall court.
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Chancery
State of Illinois
Clark County
Mary C. Duran
Eliza Nicholsons
John M. Coons
George H. Coons
Mary B. Richey
William Pinnell
Sylvan Pinnell
Bert Pinnell
Minnie Ring
Theodore Ring
Blondie Ring
Carl Ring
Particiear
Minnie King Theodore Ring
Circuit Court
Ilinois
Illinois
Independence Torpedo Company
Charles A. Sandals
A. S. Griffin
Sanda‘s, Griffin & Company
D . Mpa
Hervy Elven
A. S&s
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State Bank
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Fu Capital
Ay Av 77 Union
Fords
Union Shoe Store
West Union
F. Behner
Eore
Wabash Pone
Trefz
The
Dulaney
T. J. Golden
Pres
Harry B. Dulaney
W.P. B. Bryan
Cashier
J. R. Burnett
A. Cash
Golden Is
Duncan
W. B.scholifield
Edwin Booth
Orient
Dewey Inns É Ves Crg BT Sbe
Embalmer
Od Rae
Sappont Potrot
Cornell Ee Ae Ying
Shipe Hardware CO
Randall’s
Clark County Mills
J. T. Randall
Wabash
Summer Hardware
White Mountain
McCroy
Daniel Emerson
W. T. Hollenbeck
Casey Township
Til
Lenox
Ill
McDaniel
Andy
Sandals
A. S. Crittin
Nere
Rte of Sandals, Griffin
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Hong
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