Bureau County School Notes Exams Set for November
The teachers' examination will be held at Library Hall Princeton on November 2 and 3. Applicants must request blanks and return with a one dollar fee. Bi monthly test questions will be mailed to allow first week in November exams. Miss Neer lists clothing clubs across districts with assigned teachers. Nye school notes report books purchased with premium money, recent improvements, new furniture, and added teaching materials.
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Bureau County School
Princeton
Miss Neer
Greta Truckenbred
Ethel Denny
Gladys Weeb
Louise Studley
Anna Huffaker
Veronica Sailer
Christine Maurer
Esther Wolf
Geneva Preston
Geraldine Howard
Arta Morrison
Bertha Davis
Neer
Hettie Whittaker
Nye
Dstrict
Chapman
Tom Sawyer
Persiamons
Pinocchio
Frank Nordstrom
Dan Smith
Alvin Albrecht
Why the Governor Comuted the Sentence
The governor contends that the Lake County contempt verdicts against Mich ael Boyle and Benjamin F Newmark were part of a political conspiracy to discredit opponents. He asserts the case was motivated by political enemies and would not have occurred otherwise, calling the punishment a miscarriage of justice and a political retaliation for vetoing excessive appropriations and actions against profiteering.
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Micheal Boyle
Benjamin F. Newmark
Lake County
Circuit Court of
Small Town Humor and Philosophy by Buck Campbell
A humorous column weighs neighborly love, design of currency, and small town flaws. It jokes about banco limits, government bill designs, post office fights, and cautionary reads for youths, ending with a quip about a freckle faced heroine.
The Farmer's New Position as a Modern Businessman
The farmer is described as a twentieth century businessperson, leveraging cooperative marketing, government credit, and warehouse receipts to obtain favorable borrowing terms. Access to Federal Land Bank, rediscount facilities, and nonperishable collateral reshapes farming from sole producer to financially integrated operator.
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Federal Land Bank
Compulsory Thrift Plan Impacts Kansas Employees
In Kansas a group of utilities mandates compulsory thrift for about 1,200 workers from president to laborer. Each month workers save at least 10 percent, report savings and investments, and obtain committee approval for investments. Government securities savings accounts and loan payments are allowed. debts are listed. Nine months in, about 13 percent saved, totaling over 100000 dollars. two dismissals for noncompliance. Budget books explain the plan to instill living within means and disciplined saving.
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Kansas
General Office
Bureau County approves State Aid Road bond issue plan
The Board of Supervisors adopts a resolution for a 100000 dollar additional tax levy to fund improving and maintaining State Aid Roads in Bureau County Illinois for 1923 The action includes directing the county clerk to extend the tax rate up to 25 cents per 100 dollars of valuation and to apply it to all taxable property within the county.
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Brown
Board of Supervisors
Bureau County
Ilinois
Princeton
Spring Valley
Sheffield
Illinois
Frank Thiers
John Nelson
Henry Doll
Charles Walter
James Smith
Timothy Donovan
Wm, Smith
George Spute
Wm. Goering
Chas, Rick
J. L Spaulding, Atty
Martin Estate
John Sheer
Albert Flohr
John Bubon
Gust. Johnson
Charles Coll
Henry Bubb
County Treas
Susan Hittinger F
Henrietta Williamson
J. M. Esper
Elizabeth Moran
Jacob Knudson
Abby M. Hunt
Rasmus Jorgensen
John Clary
John Brady
Geo, Lush
Mineral Point Zinc Co
Vane
Pettegrew
Poultry Association
Conner
Bureau
State of Illinois
Baird
Court House
Baliff
Board of Review
Seibel
Norton
County Road Committee
Ill
Heriafter
Nore Ton
Law Committee
A. D
Sprain
Bollman
Drayton
Neill
Callinan
Vickrey
Becker
Leibe
Jensen
Lechner
Sulski
James Fletcher
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Pual
Finance Committee
J. Conner
Max P. Seibl
Frank J. Baird
W K. Mason Con Brown
Yea O'Donnell
Board of Supervisors of
Fair Grounds
E. E. Hock
Chris. Yepson
Dan F. Russell
Charles Chelin
John T. O'Donnell
Pres. Bureau CO
Tuberculosis Ass
George O. Smith
Sharkey
Valley City Bank
Spring Valley City Bank
Western Newspaper Union