Illinois Banking Amendments Proposed in 1918 Referendum
Notice announces a November 5 1918 election in Clark County Illinois to decide amendments to the general banking law. The text outlines objectives to restrict banking powers and add new sections, including prohibitions on natural persons forming banks and detailed regulation of bank capital, director duties, and examinations. It also directs the Secretary of State to submit the amendments to voters at the next general election.
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Auditor of Public Accounts
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State of
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Sangamon County
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Recorder of Deeds
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Election Notice on Illinois Constitutional Convention Vote
Notice for the November 5, 1918 general election in Clark County Illinois calling a Constitutional Convention. The joint resolution passed two thirds in both chambers and requires voter approval to submit the convention question to electors, adopted January 24 1917 and concurred March 14 1917. Dated Marshall Illinois.
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Fiftieth General Assembly
Illinois
Senate
House of Representatives
House
Have Sugar Sugar Means Ships and Soldiers and Victory
A brief wartime slogan equates sugar supply with naval and military strength, framing fuel for ships as a direct link to victory and national resilience. The line emphasizes production, morale, and strategic needs in supporting armed forces.
Warning from State Health Chief on Tuberculosis and Influenza
State Health Chief St Clair Drake warns that influenza epidemics raise tuberculosis and will spread statewide. He urges counties to push for more county tuberculosis sanatoria to handle increased cases among civilians and discharged military personnel.
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ST. Clair Drake
State Department of Public Health
Tuberculosis Truths Reach City and Country Areas
The article argues TB affects all social groups from farmers to bankers and clergy. It notes ordinary hospitals deny TB patients admission and that distant sanatoriums hinder recovery due to homesickness. States promote county TB hospitals and claim local treatment is effective in the state.
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Nilinois
Carbon paper large sheets for embroidery patterns
Large sheets of carbon paper for transferring embroidery and other patterns offered at the Herald Office.
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Herald Office
How Will You Vote On Election Day
A poem urging readers to decide how to vote on a tax proposal for a sanatorium. It frames the decision as life saving and asks whether to fund a facility for consumptives, highlighting civic duty and the impact of the ballot.
Saytne of human life drives county vote
Workers urge voters to approve funding for a county tuberculosis sanatorium. The appeal argues the sacred nature of life and asks residents to back a facility to provide skilled care, stating its urgency and potential to save neighbors.
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Urges Sanatorium
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