Thornton Township Annual Meeting and Election Notice 1928
Notice to Thornton Township voters of Cook County Illinois that the annual township meeting and officer election take place Tuesday April 3 1928 with polls open 6 am to 4 pm at multiple precincts listed. Officers to be elected include Commissioner of Highways one Constable and one Justice of the Peace. meeting to order at City Hall Harvey with reports accounts and tax levy to fund township expenses. James B Ellis Town Clerk issues the notice dated March 12 1928.
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Renee
Thornton
Cook
Illinois
City Hall
Wentworth Avenue
Calumet City
Sibley Blvd
Village Hall
Burnham
III
Berger School House
South Holland
Sheridan St
Dolton
Homewood
G. Liesenfelt
Wentworth Ave
Ill
E. 157Th St
Women’s Club
Ruth and Golf St
Justice of the Peace
Harvey
James B. Ellis
Health promotions week in Illinois counties urged by governor
Governor designates April 1 to 7 as health promotion week for southern Illinois and April 22 onward for northern Illinois. State Public Health Department to develop programs. The article also notes Lincoln speech findings, highway system plans, and various state public notices and contracts.
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Small
Illinois
State Department of Public Health
Hinton G. Clabaugh
Pardon and Parole Board
State of
Publie Nelson
Ists Tce Tapeter Neek
Office of the Auditor of Public Accounts
Work of Locksmiths Encouraged by Kings In France
The evolution of the lock in France traces to royal patronage from 1411 under Charles VIII who required locksmith apprentices to produce a chef d oeuvre master piece. The piece notes the famed test pieces bearing signatures rarely, and highlights the shift from ornate artistry to mechanical ingenuity under Francois and Louis XIII, with a decline in aesthetic quality as puzzle and letter locks rose.
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France
Charles VIII
Francois
Louis XIII
Two Million Lepers in the World Today
The world has 2,000,000 lepers today. One four was in China, while India has nearly as many.
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The
World
China
India
Illinois Coal Output Drops After 1927 Strike
A. D. Lewis reports Illinois produced 20,000,000 tons less coal in 1927 than 1926 due to the prolonged coal strike. Total output fell from 67,036,441 in 1926 to 44,814,776 in 1927. The year records 14,501 injuries and 101 deaths.
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Illinois
A. D. Lewis
Director of Mines and Minerals
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