Soldiers' And Sailors' Home Time Change Announced
The article notes the United States including the Soldiers' Home will switch to almanac or sundial time on October 26, the last Sunday of the month. It describes local reactions, a Ladies' Relief Corps ice cream event, a parade by the Soldiers' Home, Riverside school outing to view an ice plant, and a visit by Mr Wentworth, son of Comrade Wm Wentworth, noting the Buackeyes in the Home are ripening.
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United Statees
Cottage 3
Wentworth
Wm. Wentworth
Father Ife
Pay Day Brightens Home Garden Scene
The piece notes how several people share the Home setting while celebrating a Pay Day occasion. It highlights the pride in a well shaded lawn tree as the standout feature amid the day's festivities.
Sawdon Wins Canadian Patent for Duplex Envelopes
Joseph Sawdon, proprietor of the Duplex Envelope company, received Canadian letters of patent Friday. The 18 year patent covers a duplex envelope with a small inner compartment for a letter and a larger section for printed matter, allowing both to be mailed as one envelope. Sawdon previously secured a U S patent last May and already has orders and contracts in several states for distributing these envelopes, notably for automobile license sales.
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Joseph Sawdon
Duplex
Mr. Sawdon
Canada
Mr. Sawdong
Sandon
Tie
Appeal Granted to State Supreme Court on Utilities Ruling
Judge BS Smith in Sangamon County Circuit Court granted an appeal to the State Supreme Court from his yesterday decision. The public utilities commission order was reversed and remanded, with Chicago Starfoere lines noted.
Sunday Services Notices Deadline in The Whig Office
Sunday notices for church services must be submitted to The Whig office by 6 oclock Friday evening to be included in this column.
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Whig
Religious services and programs at local churches
The First Church of Christ Scientist and Congregational First Union Church outline weekly schedules. Services include Sunday worship at 11:00, Sunday school at 9:45, and Wednesday meetings. Wells building hosts free reading rooms daily 10:00 to 5:00. Evening services feature motion pictures and sermons such as The Love Net.
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Baptist
Central Neaptist
Seventh
Vermont
Robert van Meigs
Young People’s Meeting
Women's Mission
First Christian Church
Ninth and Broadway
Hov
BR. H. Newton
East End Christian Church
Rev. L. Cc
Mauck
Jr. C. E
C. E
Episcopal
St. John
Hampshire Streets
Dean W. O. Cone
Good Shepherd
Twelfth Street
Maine
St. Alban Chapel
Spruce and
Twenty-second Streets
First Church of Christ, Scientiqat
Fighteenth
Wells
Cormier
Mraine
Edward A. Thompson
Parstor
Presbyterian Church Service and Sunday School
Sunday School at 7 oclock and preaching at 8 oclock Sunday at the Presbyterian Church on Proadway and Eighth. The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be celebrated and members invited to the operating service.
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Presbyterian
Tew
R. Hartley
Paste
Gite
Christian Endeavor
Lutheran and Evangelical Church Services Listed
A scanned church directory lists pastors and schedules for multiple congregations. It includes Luther Memorial Jereey Twelfth Rev focusing on Sunday school and services. St James Lutheran with Rev Flora scheduling Bible classes. St Peter Evangelical York with Rev Warskow noting German and English services. Salem Evangelical and Unstedtied Stretten with E. Leembhids and others detailing Sunday school, German services, and harvest programs.
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Luprhreran
Luther
Jereey
Bingaemnan
S.lg
Serviers
Puig
Evangelical
St. Peter
Tloa
Pp. My
Funeral Services Set For Mrs Banks In Puangitievilie
The funeral of Mrs Mary A Banks wife of C J Seefsent was held Wednesday at Christian church with burial in Moss Hide cemetery. The obituary notes she formerly lived in the city and mentions services by J. P. Scott and other local clergy. The report includes community reactions and references to county officials and local clerks.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Lydia E. Pinkham
A.L. Miller
East 24Th St
A. Banks
C. J
Moss Hide
Mtr. Jeatnks
Labor Situation Is Only Drawback
New York Oct. 4 Dun report says the labor unrest remains widespread across the country causing hesitation and reduced production in many quarters. Yet some areas outside industrial disputes report strong demand for goods beyond current seller capacity. Bank clearings totaled $8,157,452 and notes on cotton cultivation and Japan’s supply independence follow amid the unsettled scene.
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New York
Dun’'s
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