Senator Sherman on Tariffs and Farm Prices in 1913 Illinois
Senator Sherman argues tariff changes drive commodity prices. He notes Illinois led in farm value in 1913 at 372 million dollars, with corn and oats totaling 285 million and 102 million bushels respectively. He contrasts 15 cent Wheat and Oats duties with Wilson Underwood free list effects and warns surplus from imports sinks interior prices.
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Illinois
Sherman
United States
Mississippi Valley
Tts
Cansfa
SF Gulf
Galveston
New
Paladelphia
York
Boston
Otter
Seaboard
South
Wilson-Underwood
The War Causes and Remedies: Commercialism and Peace
An analysis argues that World War I arose not from dynastic or military but from German commercial ambitions. It asserts population and trade growth forced expansion to secure ports and colonies, predicting wartime outcomes and proposing abolition of private land ownership and national competition as paths to peace. The piece blends advocacy with historical claims and calls for radical reforms.
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Grand Duke of
Austria
Europe
Germany
Rhine
France
Bismarck
French
von Moltke
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English Channel
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Great Britain
iFrance
Paris
Atlantic Ocean
America
England
Italy
Spain
Turkey
Belovers
Henry George
Earth
Jwar
H. C. Bell
Washington, D. C
Tipton of Girard Seeks Third District Appellate Clerk Job
George L. Tipton of Girard candidate for clerk of the appellate court Third district. Born June 22 1857 in Sangamon County on a farm. He moved to Springfield 1865 and later Macoupin County in 1878. He published the Girard Gazette in 1879 and served as Macoupin’s first Republican circuit clerk. He is active in the Illinois Press Association and holds multiple lodge and fraternal memberships.
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George L. Tipton
Girard
Third
Sangamon
Springfield
Tipton
Maccoupin County
Girard Gazette
Macoupin
Illinois Press Association
Masons
Knights of Pythias
Modern
Woodmen
The
Mutual Protective League
Dr King's New Discovery Cough Remedy Advertisement
A vintage ad urges readers to use Dr King's New Discovery for colds and coughs. It touts quick relief, antiseptic healing, and family approval from Manchester readers. It promises a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Dr. King
Relef
Dr King
Lewis Chamberlain
Manchester
Dr King's New Life Pills Promote Digestive Health
Advertising copy promotes Dr King s New Life Pills as a tonic for the stomach and liver. It claims improved digestion and constipation relief with overall blood purification. Sold for 25 cents at druggist locations.
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Dr. King
S. —Adv
Conservator's Notice in Anna Serwise Estate
Conservator Thomas Craig announces on October 22, 1914 that he will appear at the Clark County Court in Marshall Illinois at the January term to adjust claims against the estate of Anna Serwise. He影 calls creditors to pay debts immediately and invites all claimants to attend for settlement.
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Anna Serwise
Clark
Illinois
Clark County
Marshall
Thomas Craig
IW Graham
Sheriff’s sale ordered in Clark County Illinois lands
An execution on Cary L Payne and Myrtle Payne in favor of Ida Ellen Hanks directs sale of their lands in Clark County. The property includes Lot 4 in the southeast fractional quarter and the north half east of the boundary in Sections 24 and 25, Township 12N Range 12W totaling about 185.51 acres, excluding cemetery land. Sale set for November 7, 1914 at 10 am at the east door of the Marshall courthouse.
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Circuit Court
Clark County
State of
Illinois
Cary L. Payne
Myrtle Payne
Ida Ellen Hanks
Ira J.bell
Cary L Payne
Myrtle “Payne
Court House
Marshall
Clack County
Holineis
State Highway Proposal for Bridge Construction Delays Bid Time
Sealed bids will be received for bridge work. Plans and specifications by the State Highway Commission may be viewed at the Office of the City Superintendent or obtained in writing from the State Highway Commission Springfield Illinois. Bids due by 2 00 p m Thursday Nov 5 1914 at the Clark County Sheriff Office.
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State Highway
State Highway Commission
Igty Superintendent of Highways
Springfield
Illnois
Jesse Gallatin
Zane ‘Arbuckle
Clark County
Everett Connelly
Atty
Notice of Publication Chancery State of Illinois Clark County
In the Circuit Court of Clark County Illinois an affidavit of non residence has been filed against Joseph I Payne in the Vada E Payne vs Joseph I Payne chancery suit. The complainant filed her bill on August 24 1914 and a summons issued returnable November 9 1914. The non resident defendant is required to appear on the first day of the next term at Marshall Illinois to plead answer or demur or the bill will be taken as confessed and a decree entered accordingly. Marshall Illinois October 7 1914 Jay Swern Clerk Solicitor.
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Thomas Craig
Anna Serwise
Clark County
Marshall
Ward
Clark
Ilinois
Martinsville and
Darwin Road
Illinois
Tate
Coons
Ella J.vuckler
Zira Marperand
Belle Anderson
Sidney Hugh Hanna
J. C. Kimne
J. W.W. Fitzjarrald
W. F. Clapp
Sidney Heath
Hugh Manage
Cline
J. W .Fitzjarrald
F. Clapp
Circuit Court
Jay ‘Swern
Samuel M. Scholfield
Vada E. Payne
Joseph I. Payne
Joseph J. Payne
Said County
Jay Swern
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Terre Haute
Indiana
School of Business, Civil Service and Telegraphy
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Lyman Previa
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