St Louis Educator Debates War Rain Theory
In St Louis a scholar counters Father Brennan's claim that European war gunfire caused heavy rains in Missouri and Illinois last month. Prof Francis E Nipher of Washington University cites long term weather data showing rainfall varies by year and location, and that a war in Europe is unlikely to control regional precipitation.
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ST. Louis
Brennan
Missouri
Illinois
Europe
Francis E. Nipher
Washington University
Prist
United States
Nipher
Engelman
Academy of Science
Onit
Restrictions on Hungary Modified
Telegraphing from Budapest the Morning Post reports a bill to ease restrictions on Hungarian minorities. It grants Slav populations greater freedom, allows use of national language in schools and courts, and creates a new Romanian university at Kronstadt. Aristocrats oppose the measure, alleging imperial audiences for Hungarian minority leaders aimed to form a coalition cabinet.
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London
Budapest
Post
Hungary
Kronstadt
Notice of Adams County Supervisors Meeting 1915
State of Illinois Adams County notices that the regular June meeting of the Board of Supervisors will be held at the Court House Quincy on Monday June 14 1915. All bills must be presented by Tuesday noon June 15. Vouchers ready Saturday June 19. Dated June 31 SMITH County Clerk.
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State of Illinois
Adams County
Quincy
Board of Supervisors
Court House
Smith County
Lost and found call to public notice in The Whig
The fragment urges readers to telephone a lost item to The Whig after finding a hive or object described as a Watch parasol or similar item, prompting a local lost and found inquiry in the newspaper.
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The
Whig
National Education Association Convention Heads to Oakland
More than 60,000 teachers and friends plan to attend the NEA convention in Oakland August 16 to 28. The event will span the new $1,000,000 municipal auditorium and the Panama Pacific Exposition grounds, with sessions in Berkeley and the fair, linking global education leaders and major theater venues.
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Oakland
National Education. Association
Chicago
National Education Association
University of California
Berkeley
Oakland Auditorium
National Education, Association
Congress of Education
Constipation Cured Overnight With Po-Do-Lax Claim
An adpromises a overnight cure for constipation using Po-Do-Lax a small dose of Podophylin May Apple. It claims the laxative arouses the liver increases bile flow preventing gas and irritation and provides a full easy bowel movement by morning.
Adjutment Notice for Adams County Estate Claimants
Public notice in Adams County Illinois calls all persons with claims or demands against the estate of Joseph E Ferguson deceased to present them for adjudication and settlement at a regular term of the County Court in Quincy on the first Monday of July 1915. All debtors to the estate should make immediate payment to Charles L Bartlett administrator.
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Illinoia
Adams County
Joseph E. Ferguson
Quincy
Charles L. Bartlett
State of Illinois
Dss
Henry G. Telford
Adama County
Heholden
Mike
Margaret Teaford
Mllnois
Adams
Oscar Dickhut
Frank J. Penick
Elizabeth
James T. Yeargain
Ilinois
Henry D. Flachs
Court House
M. Flachs
Henry Kaufmann
Cour House
Kaufmann
John T. Inghram
Hmlinais
Adama
P. William
O County
Henry C.sprick
Govert & Lancaster
Adjustment Notice Adams County State of John M Lewis
Public notice to all persons with claims against the estate of John M Lewis deceased. Present claims for adjudication and settlement at the Adams County Court at a term beginning June 1 1915. Creditors are to pay debts. State Savings Loan and Trust Company is executor of the will.
Public notices of Adams County estates in 1915
Public notices call all creditors to present claims against Henry G. Telford Oscar Dickhut Elizabeth Yeargain Henry D. Flachs and others for adjudication and settlement in Adams County proceedings at Quincy Court House on first Mondays in June and July 1915 with executors and attorneys named for payment and administration.
Foreclosure suit filed in Adams Circuit Court Illinois
Chancery action in Adams County Illinois titled Frank K. Robinson vs Emery R. Wileman Mary A Wileman and others. Defendants alleged residents out of state. A Bill in Chancery was filed and a summons issued returnable at the June term. If not answered, the bill will be taken as confessed and a decree entered. Dated Quincy May 20, 1915.
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Illinois
Adams County
Court of Said
Thos. Nolan
Thelma Shaw
Jessié ‘Shaw
Thelma, Shaw
Adams
W. J. Smith
County
County of
Ilinois
Tyne
Frank K. Robinson
Emery R. Wileman
Mary
A. ‘Wileman
Thomas’ .E. Morton
William Keith
Joseph Grusbaum
Thomas
al Scherer
John A. McKenzie
Guy
Cox
A. H. “Merrill
A. Wileman
Guy. Cox
Circuit Court
Court
Quincy
Sumons
Ag. Sconse
Ware
Bob W. Beatty
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