The Weekly News details subscription rates and staff
The Joliet publication lists editor James H Ferriss and advertising manager H B Baldwin with George F Seely as business manager. It details postpaid annual rates 1.25, advance 1.00, and outside U S territory 1.55. It notes second class matter status at Joliet post office.
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Jas
H. Ferriss
H. B. Baldwin
Mgr
Geo
U. S. Territory
Joliet
Hilthots
Daily Subscription Rates and Delivery Notice
Rural subscribers are urged to renew for one year or six months in advance. News copies are delivered by carrier or mail with weekly and daily options. If a paper is missing, notify publishers and request an extra copy from the mail carrier for emergencies.
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Important subscribers rule for weekly papers in arrears
The News Company in Joliet Illinois announces a policy to limit mailings to actual subscribers. Papers sent to more than one year in arrears or to delinquent recipients will not be counted or mailed at the second class rate after notice. Subscribers receive multiple reminders before discontinuation.
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the News Company
Joliet, TL
No More Wine For Him Declares Taft Abstinence
The president elect pledged to abstain from wine and intoxicants, a bold stand amid post election scrutiny. Religious figures like Rev Frank Gunsanins and President Eliot of Harvard are cited praising resolve, urging self denial for the sake of others and youth.
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Bryan
United States
Eliot
Harvard University
Anifal
Calvary
Fred Grant
Harvard Aga
Harvard
Phillips Brooks
SSE8 NOT AS HEAVY AS STATED
George Osmus of Spencer corrects a News account about a fire that destroyed his barn. He says the cow and horse were not in the barn and the horse was kept in the house. Tyrell was not in the barn for two weeks and he had only about $10 worth of stuff there while he invested $250 in the barn.
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George Osmus
Spencer
News
Ept
Old Joliet Bank Founder Remembered in Pioneer Tales
A Joliet reminiscence honors J. George Woodruff and ties with the First National Bank opened in 1863. The piece recalls his trusted leadership, quiet decisions, and generous aid to locals, plus mentions of Otis Hardy and W. A. Strong, and sketches the bank’s Jefferson Street site and neighborhood.
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New Mexico
George Woodruff
Wood
Otis Hardy
First National Bank
Jolet
Mr. Woodruff
Hardy
Woodruff
Joliet
W. A. Strong
Gus
Brooks and Strong
Misa
Entertainment at Romeo Church Program December 8
A musical and literary program will be presented at the Ro meo church on Tuesday evening December 8 at 8 o clock by the Young Men s Bible class of the Du Page church. All invited. Admission 25 cents. Children 15 cents. Committee.
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Romeo
du Page Church
New Interurban Cars On Archer Avenue Line
New cars on the Archer avenue interurban line greet travelers to Chicago with prepaid style on entering. Improvements include double windows for winter heat retention, distinguishing them from cottage Grove line cars which retain single panes. Cowing & Young, lawyers, are noted in related financing terms.
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Archer
Chicago
D& You
Archer Avenue
Cottage Grove Avenue
Morris Illinois Milk Sickness Claims Hazel Johnson
Milk sickness has caused the death of eight year old Hazel Johnson of Morris Illinois. A post mortem by Drs Walsh Ferguson and N M Harris confirmed the diagnosis. The mother is ill, father and two sons may recover. The Pyle cattle and butter supply are under investigation as possible sources. Professors Harris and Jordan from Chicago University are studying the case with samples from the butter.
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Morris
Illinois
Hazel
Tom Johnson
Pine Street
W. E. Walsh
Ferguson
N. M. Harris
University of Chicago
Hagel
Walsh
Rguson
Johnsons
Bud Pyle
Aux Sable
Townere
Pyle
Jordan
Bacteriology
Chicago University
Harris
Chicago
Mutual Loan Wins Writ After Home Possession Fight
The Mutual Loan and Building Company seeks a writ of assistance after Louis Garlick and his wife Maria refused to vacate their home at Youngs avenue and Jackson street. The suit extends through circuit and supreme courts with a March 1907 master sale and a deed conveyance to the purchaser in November 1908.
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Louis Garrick
Maria
Youngs Avenue
Jackson Street
Mutual Loan and Building Company
Circuit
Supreme Court
Master In Chancery
Mutual Loan Company
Garlick
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