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The Joliet Weekly News

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1908

Page

5

Temperance progress highlighted by Rev A F Clark sermon

Rev A F Clark at Ottawa street church preached on World Temperance Sunday detailing that fifty percent of saloons were removed this year and thirty eight million people now live in saloonless territory. He cited union leaders urging halls free of saloons and noted reduced arrests in Birmingham and Atlanta alongside rising bank deposits and new homes in Kansas City Kansas as proof of the movement's success.

Alh F. Clark Ottawa Street Meth R. Clark England Germany Russia Christian Church Lincoln Twain Lee Pennsylvania Old Glory Kentucky Tennessee Mississippi Alabama Georgia Carolina’s Virginia Texas Louisiana Arkansas Missouri Ohio Indiana Illinois Colorado Washington Oregon Idaho North Dakota Kansas Oklahoma Maine National Congress Gompers Birmingham Atlanta Booker T. Washington Kansas City Chicago Missouri, Pacific

Hazel Boy May Escape Gallows in Toledo Murder Case

Toledo Ohio telegrams report Hazel Harvey 17 indicted for first degree murder of his mother after beating with a hammer. Defense seeks manslaughter with indeterminate sentence at Mansfield reformatory. state may offer a ten year term. Hazel born Joliet and raised in Aurora with family history traced to Landau Avenue and past residences in Battle Creek Detroit and Toledo.

Toledo Harvey Hazel Ohio State Landau Avenue John F. Hazel Theamily Battle Creek Detroit Shore Line Railroad

Plainfield Men Win Honors at National Live Stock Exposition

Will County crew Steiner Brothers of Plainfield won $950 for their Hereford cattle at the National Live Stock Exposition in Chicago. Their herd placed first in its class, a sixth consecutive year of top honors for the Plainfield breeders.

Prize Given At Hereford Show For Best Load Of Yearlings

Fifteen yearlings sent by farmers won a $500 prize from the Hereford association for the best load in the yards at the big show. Interest in the event grows with hundreds of farmers from Whit County expected to attend in coming days. The funeral of Fred B Hicks will be held at 8:30 a.m. Friday from his home, 600 Scott Street, to St Mary’s Church for high mass at 9, followed by burial at Mt Olivet.

Mquor Fred 8. Hicks Scott Street St. Mary's Church Mt. Olivet

Narrow Escape From Car Collision In Lockport

Paul Colvinio a foreigner narrowly escaped being killed when two cars nearly ran him over near Lockport's Bridge company plant. He was knocked from a northbound Illinois Steel car, fell onto the west track, and was rescued by Motorman N Johnson. He suffered a badly battered face but no serious injuries and is expected to recover in days.

Lockport Bridge Company Lai Werselves Linnson Ilinois’ Steel Company Colimbo H. Hopken St. Joseph's Hospital Abell Colinle Sata

Haywood Rig Found in Chicago T3

The Haywood family rig used by robbers has been rotated in Chicago. Captain Murphy traveled to the city to identify the crew behind the heist, supporting detectives’ theory that the robbers headed straight for Chicago.

Haywood Chicago Captain Murphy

Wanted for Forgery Caught Here Today

Ed Carlson son of Charles Carlson a Cass Street feed man was captured this afternoon by E J Saxon detective on Abe Street. Carlson had long been wanted for forgery by Joliet police. His appearance here prompted immediate arrest. Born to Mr and Mrs H J Ball of 119 Youngs Avenue a daughter December 1.

Cass Street Joliet H. J. Ball Youngs Avenue

Corn Crop Better This Year Across United States

Illinois production reaches 294860 bushels in 1908 with a yield of 42 1/2 bushels per acre. national corn yield averages 26.2 bushels per acre, total production about 2.642 billion bushels. Oats show improvement, Iraq weight increases to 28 pounds per bushel. Potato yield remains fair.

United States Bureau of Statistics Washington, D. C Illinois Hiline

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Hibition Territory A. F. Clark Ottawa Street Church Bartend“Union Southland Saroni Ian Chestnuts Columbia River van Camp Parsley Dundee Hazel Boy Joliet Lad Aurora Plainfield Will County Steiner Brothers of Akring America M. Calmer Dry Goods Co Jefferson Street The Hereford Association Wwit -County Paul Colvinio Ed. Carlson Charles Carly E. J. Saxon Carlson
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