Farmers Endorse New Constitution In Illinois
Chicago October 25 Farmers through the Illinois Agricultural Association Executive Committee endorse the proposed Illinois constitution of 1922. The resolution urges all farmers to vote December 12 for adoption, arguing the new plan fairly taxes intangible property and improves governance.
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Chicago
Illinois
IlLinois Agricultural Association
R. A. Cowles
Asssociation
Ilinois
General Assembly
Illinois .Agricultural Association
Mundy Poses for Magazine Cover in Charleston Visit
J. S. Mundy of Marshall drove a big yellow Kissel to Charleston for a visit with friends. The scene, with Mundy at the wheel, prompted the Charleston Courier to call it resembling a magazine cover.
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J. S. Mundy
Marshall
Charleston
Mr. Mundy
Real estate transfers listed for Casey area properties
Real estate transfers show multiple parcels sold or deeded. Case listings include Casey land transfers valued between 1 and 800 dollars and larger 17 000 dollar conveyances. Transactions involve individuals and organizations such as First Congregational church trustees and oil firm connections.
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Casey ‘Loan and Building Association
J. G. Ditzenberger
Casey
Fannie E. Green
George W. Williams
Louisa Blanche Basham
David Hight
Rennels
Ray Green
First Congregational Church
Minnie Kiefer
Marshall
Malinda Smith
Earl “Pf. Smith
Frederick. S. Reisner
Henry
Aircutt
Raith Says She Would Rather Dance Than Eat
The Boston Transcript reports Raith favors dance over meals, suggesting she would sign a dance program instead of paying a dinner check. The item cites her remark as part of a broader light social note.
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Raith
Boston Transcript
Women of the County Hold Political Meetings
Democratic women met at the courthouse to listen to Dr. Mann candidate for trustee of the University of Illinois. Mrs. Norman Bennett presided. The meeting drew a representative turnout and featured editorial details. Friday Republican women gathered at the Marshall House with Mrs I N Cooley Edgar County speaker focusing on organization plans. Representatives from every township attended.
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Court House
Mann
University Ofllinois
Norman Bennett
Marshall House
I .N. Cooley
Edgar
Holaday to Speak at Casey Friday Night
William P. Holaday, candidate for Congress, will visit Clark County and speak at a Casey meeting Friday night. The event follows local demand and will be held in the evening.
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Holaday
Casey
William P. Holaday
Congress
Clark County
Mr. Holaday
Marriage Licenses Reported In Indiana Listings
Omer Ruley 22 of Johnson township wed Eliza Simpson 17 of Johnson township. Vernon M. Cox 35 of Vigolo Ind wed Elizabeth M. Coppock 22 of Wabash township. Edgar Jackman 85 of Terre Haute wed Hilda M. Rowe 33 of Terre Haute. Oscar Watson 32 of Linton Ind wed Grace Bazell 21 of Lyons Ind. James Pattison 22 of Terre Haute wed Carlie Rhodes 19 of Terre Haute. Earl Stevens 21 of Clinton wed Grace Walters 18 of Paris.
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Omer Ruley
Johnson Township
Eliza Simpson
Vernon M. Cox
Vigolo
Ind
Elizabeth M. Coppock
Wabash Township
Edgar Jackman
Terre Haute
Hilda M. Rowe
Oscar Watson
Linton
Grace Bazell
Lyons
James Pattison
Town Pests and the Rubber Title Ad Advertiser
A satirical note on a local advertiser sending a child to rings doors and litter porches with samples and circulars. Publicity backfires as community anger grows while the advertiser clings to the “rubber title” claim.
Babson Foresees Branch Banks Widespread In Future
Babson discusses at length how branch banks will spread across the country as the Federal Reserve system solidifies. He notes hidden coordination among big banks, predicts stock market shifts from country to city banks, and warns of chain-store style consolidation impacting farmers and retailers.
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Wellesley‘ Hills
Mass
American Bankers Association
New York
Roger W. Babson
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve System
Mr. Babson
Indiana
Indianapolis
J. Pierpont Morgan
Baker
First National Bank
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New Orleans
Europe
England
France
Germany
Canada
United States
Montreal
Canadian
Henry Ford
Congress
Industrial Exhibit to Be Staged in Terre Haute
A pageant of progress and industrial exhibit will be held in Terre Haute all next week. A parade Tuesday night and a school participation Thursday are planned with an open air masked frolic and a baby show on Friday. The event aims to educate and promote Wabash Valley industries to local residents.
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Terre Haute
Wabash Valley
Christian Science Lecture Draws Large Regional Audience
Judge Frederick C. Hill, a Christian Science church lecturer, addressed a large audience at the Pythian Theatre Sunday afternoon. People came from Terre Haute Paris and many nearby Marshall-area places to attend.
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Frederick C. Hill
The
Christian Science Church
Pythian ‘Theatre
Terrs Haute
Paris
Marshall
Retail price of goods as sold in stores today
A study by Stanley Resor of J Walter Thompson explains that when buying an item for a dollar about forty nine cents covers distribution costs while manufacturing costs are half the price. It traces the shift from home production to specialized machinery and the rise of distribution as the major cost driver.
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Stanley Resor
J. Walter Thompson Company
Darius Milton Raymond
Reading Center
New York
Lincoln
Mr. Raymond
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