Obituary of Mrs Daly Direxa F Yeargin Daly
Mrs Daly Direxa F Yeargin of Vermilion Illinois died near Oliver on March 8 1920 after months of anemia. She was born May 7 1855 daughter of N R and Matilda Shew Yeargin. She married John Howard August 3 1872 and had Arthur of South Bend Indiana and Dovie who died in childhood. After Mr Howard died in 1877 she married M B Daly May 31 1882 producing Edward Dorothea B V Michael Mus B T Mc Conchie and Cleome who died May 23 1907. Survived by brother D W Yeargin of Republic Washington. Funeral 11:00 a m Wednesday Rev T G Forsythe officiating interment Forsythe Cemetery.
Canada to Prohibit Trade on Outside Securities
Canada imposes an embargo on trading in stocks bonds and other securities from countries outside Canada at the urging of Sir Henry Drayton. The measure aims to protect the home security market and will halt American exchange trades though margin buying remains unrestricted. Toronto agents of American manufacturers await parliamentary guidance.
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Canada
Dominion
Sir Henry Drayton
Toronto
Newspapers Lead National Advertising To 1919 Highs
William A. Thomson of the American Newspaper Publishers Association notes newspapers topped magazines by 50 million in 1919 and grew national advertising to 150 million while magazines carried 100 million. He cites 2,160 daily English papers and 510 Sundays with a 28 million circulation, calling the medium the lifeblood of local merchants and a fast, homebound, affordable ad channel.
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William A. Thomson
American
Audit Bureau of
United States
Public Funds Reporting Law for Town Officials
A new law requires supervisors and school treasurers to file a full report of all receipts and expenditures of public funds. Penalties apply for noncompliance. Reports are to be published after town meetings and the first Tuesday in April elections, per Robinson Argus.
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Robinson Argus
Girl Runaways Show Missing Teens Seek Adventure
Police records reveal many missing girls lured away by false assurances rather than malice. Two youths were found in a Nashville box car dressed as boys seeking travel and returned home for food clothes and transport. The piece notes wanderlust and modern life temptations and ends with a quip on love being mistaken for romance.
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Nashville
Tenn
Sweet Home
Annual stockholders meeting Marshall Milk Condensing Co
Notice for Marshall Milk Condensing Co meets April 14 1920 at 2 PM to elect five directors and transact other business in Marshall Illinois. Secretary W W Hogue and Vice President W W Ralston sign. Also bids for Pythian Theatre rental for one year starting May 1 1920 due by April 10 1920 from Launcelot Lodge No 67 K of P Marshall Mil.
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Marshall Milk Condensing CO
Marshall
Illinois
W. W. Hogue
W. W. Ralston
Pythian Theatre
eAddress
Launcelot Lodge No
K. of P
Marshall, Mil
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Indiana
Iowa
Chicago
Dodge
International Paper Co
Greece
Owever
Norris
Washington
suPreme Court of the United States
Fletcher
Clancy
Timmie
Percy'l . Crosby
He McClurg
Spas Spod Tal
Timmie Iccancy
John
Castoria
Marshall Herald
SPOTsI_AG
Red Spot
Wallace Baird Marshall, I
Natski
Assumption
J. M Hott
R. F.D
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City Drug Store
Fox
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Martinsville
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