Ownership Statement of Gazette Spring Valley Illinois
The Gazette contains the ownership and management details for October 1 198. Carl B Unholz is editor and publisher with Unholz Bros as publisher. Owners include Carl B Unholz and A H Unholz Princeton Illinois. Known security holders include Saving Valley City Bank. Sworn before a notary on October 22, IMS.
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Congress
Gazette
Spring Valley
Ill
State of Illinois
Bureau
Nortary
Carl B. Anholz
Towit
Unholz Bros
Spring Valley, Ll
Carl B. Unholz
A. H. Unholz
Princeton
Saving Valley City Bank
Ireland Spotlight Records and a Congressional Vote
A political notice from Peoria argues no record vote occurred on the Espionage Act final passage. It contends Ireland did not vote against it and references page 1841 of the permanent Congressional Record for the Sixty first Congress. The piece asserts a factual record of a vote exists contrary to claims.
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Peoria Fvenne
Congress
Ireland
Hs Cave Das
Ireland votes against war measure noted on page 194
The final passage of the war measure shows Congressman Ireland voting against it. The vote is recorded on page 194 of the permanent Congressional Record for the Sixty-fifth Congress. Copies of page TS841 will be distributed to verify the above statements as soon as they can.
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Ireland
Congressional
Eagleson
Horse Thief Under Bond Confesses in County Jail
Holly Poff was arrested in Providence and brought to this city for a hearing on a horse theft from Dan Driscoll on July 24. He confessed, was placed under 1500 bond, and is reportedly suffering affluenza at the county jail.
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Holly Poff
Dan Driscoll
Milo
Providence
Beyer
Herron
Poff
Princeton
James F. Connolly
A. E F. Anderson
South Main Street
Johnson
John Hayes
Connolly
Sheffield
Geneseo
Mineral
Annawa
Read to the Children
Reading aloud helps children learn pronunciation and meaning as they hear words spoken. Listening to a reader assists with understanding and encourages asking questions about unfamiliar terms.
Flu Epidemic Spurs Sanatorium Vote Across Illinois Counties
Doctor Fiegenbaum warns the influenza outbreak will swell tuberculosis cases and urges support for a county tuberculosis sanatorium levy. He argues that voting yes will fund care in a well run sanatorium, while a no vote could condemn many men, women and children to death. The measure appears on the November 5 ballot.
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Illinois
Berlin
How Will You Vote on Election Day
A civic plea urging readers to vote yes or no on financing a sanatorium tax. The author frames the decision as a life and death matter for families and neighbors, urging responsible consideration of public health needs and the cost.
Frank W. Morrasy Seeks Re election for 37th District
Announcement announcing candidacy for re election as minority representative of the 37th Senatorial District. Morrasy asks for support and promises faithful service for the people. Election Tuesday November 5 1918.
Administrator's Notice in Estate of Antonio Golfo Deceased
The administrator of the Estate of Antonio Golfo Deceased gives notice to creditors to appear at Bureau County Court in Princeton during December Term on the first Monday in December to have claims adjusted. Debtors are urged to make immediate payment. Dated August 26, 1918. Benn Golfo
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Antonio Golfo
Bureau County
Court House
Princeton
Voters Urged to Support Tuberculosis Sanatorium
A call urges November 5 voters to approve a county tuberculosis sanatorium, arguing it will provide skilled care and aid neighbors in fighting disease. The appeal emphasizes roads and public buildings already built and frames the issue as vital for human life.
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Miss Voter
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Carl B. Untiglz
IMS
Adolph Butterneck
Ireeland
State Medical Society
Fiegenbaum
E. W. Fiegenbaum
Illinois State Medical Society
Coats
Neustadt's
Vassar
Neustadts
LaSalle’s Greatest Clothing Store
Frank W. Morrasy
Benn Golfo
Len D. Spaulding
Democratic
Len D. Spalding
Arispie
Arizona
Spaulding
Sheriff's Office
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