Proposals for Bituminous Coal in Illinois Sealed
The Department of Public Works and Buildings Division of Purchases and Supplies of Illinois announces sealed proposals for furnishing bituminous coal to state institutions from Sept 1, 1917 to June 30, 1918. Bid deadline is Aug 3, 1917 at 10 am in Springfield Capitol. bids may be rejected.
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State of Hitness
Department of Public Works and Buildings
Division of
Springfield
Department of Purchases
Department of Public Works and
Capitol Building
Ilinois
State Normal Schools
State of
I. D. Puterhaugh
H. H. Kohn
Channahon
Will County
Minois
Department of Ublin Works and Buildings
State of Illinois
Division of Waterways
Department of Nhite Works
State of Tllinois
Illinoia
North 7Th Avenue
Chicago
Tilinois and Michigan Canal
Lockport
Lincity
Department O Public Works and Buildings
Allie D. Puterbaugh
William L. Sackett
Farmers threshing yields and visits dot Shelbyville notes
In Shelbyville Missouri Mr and Mrs Henry Tonkinson traveled to Lewis County to visit Mrs Tonkinsons father. Miss Mary Hughes Damrell hosted a house party for Christian college friends. Pauline Perry left for Kansas City to join a wholesale millinery house. Mrs Mary Duncan traveled to Lexington for a few weeks with her daughter. Farmers report excellent grain yields with oats averaging 50 to 100 bushels per acre and one farmer averaging 105. Rain Monday night saved the corn crop. Prof and Mrs Carmichael visited at J W Freys. Mr and Mrs B F Guym with daughter Opal and a companion toured from Holt Springs to see relatives. Alma Smith was rushed to St Marys hospital in Quincy but is improving. Dr H B Tammond moved his office to Shelby County Loan and Abstract building. Myrtie Threlkeld left for two week vacation to Montrose and Michigan.
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Shelbyville
Henry Tonkinson
Lewis County
Moga
C. E. Carmon
Concord
Sam Glover
Carmichael
Columbia
Shelby County Loan and Abstract Co
Myrtie Threlkeld
Montrose
Mich
Unions Threaten Nationwide Action Over Government Work
In New York on August 11, union spokesmen warned that a strike could halt government projects if carpenters demand a closed shop on federal contracts. They claim over 50,000 workers may quit, affecting army cantions, port terminals, action camps, and the New York way yard. About 3,000 carpenters are already on strike near York. The union seeks discharge of non union carpent ers or government-concili ation with firms employing such labor. Negotiations remain at a stalemate as another conference is planned. Some individuals have weak eyes and are locally disabled.
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New York
Carpente Union
War and Navy Departments
New York Way
York
Contra
Union
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