Illinois News Letter Highlights Lincoln Highway Efforts
Attorney General Oscar K. Carlstrom addresses Illinois Lincoln highway promoters in Springfield praising the project from Hodgenville Kentucky to Petersburg. Speakers include J Tice Mills and C G Weaver. Lottie Holman O Neill introduces a bill to cut Illinois auto license fees.
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Oscar KE. Carlstrom
Hodgensville
Abraham Lincoln
Petersburg
Menard County
Lincoln
Springfield
St. Nicholas Hotel
Carlstrom
Illinois
C. G. Weaver
Oakford
Indiana Line
Lottie Holman O’neill
Downers Grove
House of Representatives
Oscar EB. Carlstrom
DeWitt Billman
Legislative Reference Bureau
Billman
Illinois legislature tackles mining nuisance and grants
Illinois and federal agriculture reports show fewer hens and laying-age pullets and lower hog counts, signaling higher poultry and egg prices. Bills seek strip mine nuisance control, a $200,000 grant for Rock Island arsenal, and a five-member police commission.
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Illinois
United States Departments of Agriculture
Illinois Legislature Moves on Health, Schools and Safety
The Illinois Senate and House consider a chief commissioner for police, stricter drunk driving penalties, and funding for state offices. Health counts show measles, diphtheria, scarlet fever and smallpox cases as lawmakers discuss a new public welfare commission and school board terms. A special train to inaugurations and veteran employment proposals accompany broader measures.
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Chicago
Senator Marks
New York
Leonard
State Department of Health
Local Social Notes Record Moves and Visits
Southeast Town residents report small social visits with family gatherings. Wash Bowen and dair made a business trip to CentraliaMonday. Nora Bradford visited Eunice Snyder Wednesday night. Claud Steele moved from Geo Mason farm to Centralia Wednesday. Mrs Will Snyder and daughters traveled to Indiana Friday for a sister in law’s husband funeral. Mat Belcher and family called on Luther Williams Saturday night. Charlie Bowen and son Irve helped Wash Bowen butcher Saturday.
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Wash Bowen
Dair Mayme
Centralia
Nora Bradford
Eunice Snyder
George Pulver
Mat Belcher
Claud Steele
Geo. Mason
Will Snyder
Indiana
Luther Williams
Charlie Bowen
Irve
Bowen
Notice of Tax Sale Purchase in Marion County Illinois
Unknown owners and interested parties are notified that on June 16 1927 Wm Long purchased real estate in Marion County Illinois at a delinquent tax sale for 1926 taxes. Property is E 1-3 W 1-3 Lot 8 Block 5 and N 1-3-1-3 Lot 3 Block 5 Original Town of Patoka. Redeem by June 17 1929 at the County Clerk's Office Salem Illinois.
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Marion County
Illinois
Salem
County of
Marion
Wm. Long
Patoka
W. D. Linton
Notice of Tax Sale Purchase by Skeen Sisters
Unknown owners and interested parties are notified that on June 16 1927 Skeen Sisters purchased tax delinquent property in Sandoval including Lots 1 2 3 and 8 Block 2 Primmer's Addition taxed 1926 in the name of L T Skeen. Redemption ends at the County Clerk’s Office Salem Illinois by February 15 1929.
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Marion County
Illinois
Salem
County of
Marion
Sheen Sisters
Primmer
Sandoval
L. T. Skeen
Skeen
County Clerk’s Office
Notice of Real Estate Tax Sale Redemption Period
At a sale conducted by the Marion County Treasurer on the Court House steps in Salem on June 16 1927 Eunice M Bozett sold and the property Lot 27 28 Block 2 West View Place North for 1926 taxes to W M Woollenweber who now holds the title The redemption period expires June 16 1929 The purchaser signs as W M Woollenweber all unknown heirs are notified
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Otto Telger
Marion County
Illinois
Salem
County of
Marion
Ilinois
W. M. Woollenweber
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Harry H. Cleaveland
Department of Public Works and Buildings
University of Illinois
Cleaveland
Frank S. Dickson
State of
Trenton
Victor P. Mitchel
Downstate
Senate
House
Harry Wilson
Pinckneyville
FORD
F.D.B. Detroit
REX Motor CO
Salem, Illinois
C. D. Martin
On Mae Ox
T. E. Irvin
Martin R. Carlson
Moline
Fred E. Sterling
Rockford
Emmerson
Washington
W. C. Cheynoweth
Decatur
Judiciary Committee
Clinton Searle
Rock Island
Committee On Appropriations
Federal
Departments of Agriculture
T. J. Sullivan
Ulysses S. Grant
Grant
Arthur A. Miles
Rosilelare
Wabash River
Mt. Carmel
W. L. Finn
Iuka
A. A. Miles
Rosiclare
Flora S. Cheney
F. W. Lewis
Robinson
Elbert Waller
Tamaroa
George Palmer
Otto L. Schmidt
Perry McCullough
Lawrenceville
Vincennes
Clark
Gordon W. Childers
House Committee On Industrial Affairs
Louis L. Emmerson
Executive Mansion
Associated and
United Press Associations
Rodney Brannon
State Department of Public Welfare
Elgin
Jacksonville
Thompson
Harrisburg
Adolph Marks
Charles Herrick Hammond
Mason
Supreme Court of Illinois
Oscar Lindstrom
Mandamus
Mary C. McAdams
Quincy
Homer Tice
Greenview
Public Welfare
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Public Health
David Hunter
William W. Durgin
Lowell
Maine
Durgin
F. E. Williamson
Burlington
Nebraska
Kansas
Colorado
University of Tinois
General Assembly
Medicine
Dentistry
Farthing’s Chicks
Farthing’s Hatchery
Floyd B. Cain
Locust St
I. N. Skeen
Ed Skeen
Will Skeen
Sam Skeen
Georgia Conkling
Beatrice Baker
Jessie Poole
Lela Pulliam
Texaco
F. M. West
Vernon, Illinois
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