Postal savings 0 gain hailed by postmaster general
Alexander M. Dockery, third assistant postmaster general, says deposits in the postal savings system will rise after a recent bill raises the individual limit from 500 to 1000 dollars. Deposits are redeposited by government banks, with half earning 2 percent interest and the other half non-interest bearing.
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Washington
New York
Uncle Sam
Senate
House
Postal ‘Savings System
Alexander M. Dockery
Postal Savings System
Wilson
Touch’ Ag
Postal
Bankera
The Lone Napoleon of Oyster Bay in 1914 Outlook
The piece notes the collapse of the Progressive party in 1914 with Roosevelt’s weakening influence in New York and across the Northeast. It contrasts Massachusetts and California losses with defeats in Ohio and Indiana, and cites figures like 35,000 in Massachusetts versus 142,000 in 1912. It casts Roosevelt and allies amid a fading Bull Moose era.
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New York
Progressive’ Party
New York State
Roosevelt
Hinman
Oyster Bay
Connecticut
Bull Moose
Rhode Island
St. Helena
Massachusetts
California
Bay State
Bird
New Jersey
Pinchot
Pennsylvanis
Fihe Hin
Alleghenies
Ohio
Beveridge
Indiana
Chase Qsborn
Michigan
Robins
Minois
George
W. Perkins
Patillo Bosse
Johnson
Anthony
Brutus
In Memoriam Anna Hall of Edgar County
In Memoriam Anna Hall second daughter of George and Charlotte Hall born December 12 1914 in Edgar county aged 37 years 4 Edith and 20 days united in marriage with Walter Hutchison January 18 1897 was a cherished schoolmate of the writer and a steadfast Christian wife and mother who suffered with lung trouble after typhoid fever since age sixteen funeral in Livingston with Rev Cochenour officiating remains laid to rest in Livingston cemetery sympathy extended to husband father and two sisters Ed Wolkers Dennison and Riley Elliott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Ann Hall
George
Charlotte Hall
Eth
Edgar County
Amy
Edith
Walter Hutchison
Anna
M. E. Church
Dennison
Livingston M. E. Church
The
Ladies’ Aid
Livingston
Ed “ “Wolkers
New York Fall Fashions Highlight Fur and Short Coats
New York fashion notes describe a shift from long redingote coats to short natty coats with fur trims and decorative flowers. Describes materials like broadcloth gabardine and velvet, the rise of circular coat lines, capes at the back, and sleeves from puff to tight fitted. Lucy Carter notes fuller skirts but current narrow foot lines persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gort
McCall
Set
C. C.’,Shayne & Co
Lucy Carter
Texas Wonder cures kidneys and bladder troubles
Texas Wonder claims to dissolve gravel regulate bladder issues and cure kidney and bladder irregularities in men and women secret children benefits. It promises a two month treatment with one bottle and offers mail order for $1.00 testimonials from other states. Dr E W Hall Saint Louis Missouri distributes through druggists.
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Texas
E. W. Hall
Olive St
Saint Louis
Reform Wanted for New Constitutional Convention
A Reform Wanted. One thing is wanted from the legislature elected yesterday regardless of party, and that is a provision for the election of members of a convention to form a new constitution to replace the present old back-number under which we are doing business. Robinson Argus.
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Robinson Argus
Notice of Final Settlement in Clark County Illinois
Notice of Final Settlement for the Estate of Lucinda Hilbert and multiple notices for estates in Clark County Illinois. Administratrix Mary Wallace will present final report December 7, 1914, to discharge duties. Public sale of decedent William Righter property listed with terms. Edna Righter named administratrix. Maude Walls appointed administratrix of George Walls estate, January term notice and instructions to creditors. Wm. T. Hollenbeck attorney noted in each notice.
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State of Illinois
Clark County
Lucinda Hilbert
Maltitie Clark
Benjamin F. Hill
Marshall,linois
Mary Wallace
Wm. T. Hollenbeck
Administratrix Sale of Real Estate in Clark County Illinois
Mary E. Rollings administratrix of John L. McMullen's estate announces a public sale of lots 3 4 and 5 in block 12 McKeean town of Wabash Township Clark County Illinois on December 12 1914. Terms require half payment day of sale and half at six months with seven percent interest on the deferred amount. cash option with approved security and mortgage on the premises. Dated November 6 1914. attorney Wm T Holenbeck appears.
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County Court of
Clark County
Iinois
Mary E. Rollings
John L. McMullen
Court House
Marshall
McKeen
Wabash Township
Illnois
Foley Kidney Pills Advertises Backed Ailments Relief
Women suffer terribly from backache headaches stiff swollen joints weariness and kidney trouble. Foley Kidney Pills promise quick relief by strengthening the kidneys and removing aches. Try Foley Kidney Pills to feel better and enjoy life again. Sold by all druggists.
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Adv
Conservator's Notice for Estate of Anna Serwise
Conservator of Anna Serwise's estate in Clark County Illinois announces before the Clark County Court at Marshall during the January term that all claimants must present claims for adjustment. Debtors are asked to pay promptly to Thomas Craig and J W Graham, attorneys, acting as conservator. Dated October 22, 1914.
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Dulaney National Bank
Marshall
Illinois
U.S
Yaeerye Erre
U. S
Rebel “Tota
Anna Serwise
Anna
Serwise
Clark
Ilinois
Clark County
Thomas Craig
J W Graham
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Miss ~ McAndrews
Hids
Hamilton
Elgin
Tinois
Ford
Nore
Capiteh
Yeceee
Saandine Tds
Bert Bryani
Bert Bryan
Nelle Warriner
Notary Printe
Sisson
Main-St
Bubeck
Gallagher
Allinois
Vandalia
North
H.M. Davey, & Co. Light
Tewage Roa
Napoleon
Administratrix’ Sale
William Righter
Wabash
Righter
Righter’s Jack
Edna Righter
Anaistabraprix
M. Scholfield
Atty
George Walls
Maude Walls
Mary B. Rollings
Wm. T. T. ‘Hollenbeck
Commercial University
Terre Haute
School of Business, Civil Service and Telegraphy
M. P. Akers
Marshall State Bank
Wilder State Supervision
H.M. Dewey
Zale
Munn & Go
Olfco
F St
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