Writes of the "C000 Old Days" Agreed to Wale
The fragment notes an agreement or decision labeled Writes of the C000 Old Days and mentions a party or term Wale. Details are unclear but indicate a contractual or editorial context from the era.
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Newspaper
The Joliet Weekly News
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1908
Page
4
The fragment notes an agreement or decision labeled Writes of the C000 Old Days and mentions a party or term Wale. Details are unclear but indicate a contractual or editorial context from the era.
An elderly writer recalls when stage coaches were the public travel mode sixty years ago, carrying passengers from Joliet to Springfield and Chicago via the canal. He recalls stopping teams, tow lines, and the arrival of notable figures like Stephen A. Douglas, Lincoln era debates, and the shift to rail in 1854.
The first suburban car on the Joliet Southern started at noon with residents of Frankfort greeting the vehicle. Conductor Holmes and Motorman Button led the inaugural run, with C C Holstein and G B Hilton buying the first two tickets. Dinner was served in Frankfort and more cars will run tomorrow to facilitate Frankfort residents traveling to Joliet. Regular service starts Monday.
A Yorkville farmer fell down the Ruby street embankment west of the cane for a distance of 11 and a half feet. He got up unhurt and rode his wagon home. Pedestrians watched as the man performed the feat and a fence was erected at the spot. His name was not obtained and nearby ownerg were cited for past fence violations. The witness Friedrichs expressed disbelief at the fall.
Dr. Cyril G Cookings outlined soil fertility needs at Soil Advisory Committee meetings. Dr. Hopkins described a five year rotation for livestock farms to balance nitrogen and humus, noting 43 pounds remaining deficiency after bedding and green manure. Phosphorus must be rebuilt to avoid land decline. careful management is essential to sustain fertility for future generations.
The piece reflects on colonial children facing harsh winters and frontier dangers while detailing early schooling. It notes poor schoolhouses, heavy discipline, rudimentary texts, and gendered education emphasizing sewing and etiquette. Reforms shift toward geography and history, with modern life reducing hands on learning.
Cornelia Zoerner files for divorce alleging abuse by Henry Zoerner a year after marriage. She describes drunken fits profane abuse threats and an attempted assault with a chair. The suit cites neglect and danger to their children and notes prior incidents at Alton depot and on the street.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Cunninghams dates December 20 and a lawyer in Manhattan. No additional context or outcomes are clear. Entities include Cunningham and Manhattan lawyer.
Illinois dairymen warn a January 1 deadline will trigger a milk famine as Chicago's new health ordinance raises production costs. Dairies say $2 per can needed to cover costs, with consumer prices near 10 cents per quart, while inspectors face resistance from reluctant farmers and dealers.
The Borden Milk Co closed its New Lenox milk station as dairymen withdrew support after the firm paid 10 cents less than the shipping price. Bowman Co at Mokena pays top price and secures all milk offered by farmers.
A Catharine Waugh McCulloch letter criticizes reports claiming high costs of women voting for university trustees. She questions legality and accuracy of added expenses, noting ballots reused from prior elections and urging county clerks to justify payments to whom and for what.
Meyer of Peoria sues Illinois Central for 6000 claiming partiality toward a competitor. The case, on circuit court dockets for four years, originated with an Oct 18 1904 declaration by Higgins and Walter and was transferred to Drew who filed an amendment just before trial.
Farmers in Lockport township rally to action after a series of bold crimes including the Haywood family robbery on Nov 29. A public meeting is set for Dec 19 to organize community pressure to aid arrest and conviction of the perpetrators and deter future attacks.
Readable fragments show M. Appleman at 4746 Prairie Avenue Chicago with partial street number. No other clear context or event details are present.
The document details Meyer alleging bias in Peotone grain car distribution over four years. He claims others received cars while he was neglected, causing grain spoilage and financial losses. Attorney Will Heise argues distribution was equal among dealers. cars were limited but shared.
Twenty four head of full blooded Shorthorn and D and Potted cattle will be sold at John Son's Richland farm Peotone on Thursday December 17. These cattle are from a reliable stock and offer blooded stock for buyers seeking improved herd bloodlines. Bend for a catalogue from W Barton Peotone.
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