Wheeler Dry Chief Wayne Wheeler Dies in Battle Creek
Wayne B. Wheeler general counsel for the Anti Saloon League died at a Battle Creek sanitarium after a kidney ailment. He had recently readied to read in bed when he collapsed from a heart attack. His death follows his wife’s death from an oil stove explosion and impacts Dry forces ahead of the presidential and congressional campaigns.
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Anti-Saloon League
Michigan
Battle Creek
Mich
Wayne B. Wheeler
Wheeler
Lloyd E. Verity
Mr. Wheeler
Verity
United States
National Diry
Washington
League
Notice of Dolton Local Improvements hearing 1927
The Board of Local Improvements of Dolton has filed with Cook County Court a certificate showing the cost of work and the amount reserved for interest and that construction conforms to the ordinance. A hearing to verify the certificate will be held September 24, 1927 at ten o'clock A M. Objections and defenses may be filed or presented. September 9, 1927. William S. Gentry secretary. Sept. 9-16
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Board of Local Improvements
Dolton
Cook County
Illinois
William S. Gentry
Dalton
Ilinois
Final Assessment Notice by Dolton Board of Local Improvements
The Board of Local Improvements of the Village of Dolton filed in Cook County Court a certificate showing the cost of work the reserve for interest and a statement that the improvement conforms to the original ordinance. A hearing to determine the certifcates truth will be held on A. D. 1927.
Dolton Court Finds Improvement Cost In Line With Ordinance
Dolton has filed in the County Court the cost of work and reports the amount reserved for the improvement constructed in substantial conformity to the original ordinance.
Special Assessment Notice and conformity to ordinance
A court note records that interest is due and that the improvement has been constructed in substantial conformity to the original ordinance. Dated September 2 and September 29, in Cook County Illinois, held in said Court on the 17th day of ton.
Improvements of the Village of Dolton
A brief notice details public works improvements in Dolton, Cook County Illinois. It outlines proposed infrastructure upgrades and the municipal planning authority overseeing the project.
Great Financial Concern Surpasses Bank of England Assets
One of America's large life insurance companies reports assets exceeding those of the Bank of England, signaling a major shift in financial strength. The revelation places the insurer among global top holders, highlighting its robust balance sheet and investment holdings.
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America
Bank of England
Trade Tip From Glasgow Herald on Advertising Boldness
A Glasgow Herald aphorism warns that merchants who delay advertising until they can go big often never advertise at all. The adage links cautious budgeting with missed market opportunities.
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Glasgow Herald
Writing on Glass Ink Formula
This notice describes an ink for writing on glass prepared by dissolving ten parts of shellac in 75 parts of warmed methylated spirit. It adds 18 parts of Dorax with 125 parts of water and 0.5 grammes of methylite violet.
Illinois Listed Second in Building Value in July 1927
A historical note recalls Illinois as second in building value for July 1927. It cites early coal use in LaSalle camp, now Starved Rock, in 1683, and mentions 1927 immigration figures, Chicago gas orders record, Anthony Wayne’s 1795 land purchase, and Illinois being praised by the World's Poultry Congress in Montreal.
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Illinois
America
LaSalle
Starved Rock
Chicago
Peoples Gas Light and Coke Company
State of
Anthony Wayne
Montreal
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Columbus
A. G. Schatzmann
F. C. McBride
Howard H. Russell
Ernest A. Cherrington
Dolton Special
A. D
Bank OF Dolton
Federal Reserve System
First National Safe Guards
the First National Bank of
Roy D. White
FORD
Harvey
Ill
Chrysler
Imperial
Twin City Sales
Lincoln Avenue
Dolton, IN
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