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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1931

Page

4

Striped Spring Styles Move Into Mainstream Fashion

New striped fabrics in spring wear range from heavy worsted to light cottons and dimities. Woolen striped suits and woven striped frocks with matching berets lead two key trends, offering versatile outfits for cool days and early spring.

Bus Lines of State Pay 900000 Taxes to Illinois Hard Road Fund

More than 900000 in license fees weight tax and gasoline tax were paid into the Illinois Hard Road fund during 1930 by the authorized bus lines of the state several of which are routed through Joliet The bus taxes amount to about one fourth of the total appropriated annually for highway maintenance patrolling and policing

Illinois Hard Road Fund Joliet Illinois

YMCA Swim Classes Attract About 175 Girls

About 175 girls enroll in Thursday gym and swimming classes at the YMCA. Mrs. Warren Kirby says the physical department is open to women year round and the day proves popular with city women and girls.

Warren Kirby

Scouts Observe Twenty First Anniversary Week

Plans under M. H. Hollingsworth for the twenty first anniversary week of the Boy Scouts of America in Joliet from February 8 to 14. All local troops will join in special programs and a post week campaign will fund the Will County Scout movement maintenance.

M. H. Hollingsworth Boy Scouts of America Joliet Will County

New Styles in Automobiles

New automobile styles flow annually while buyers stay alert to changes and pay cash for newer models. Some holdovers still favor late nineties methods and settle payments in cash.

Why Should You Open a Checking Account Today

Question about benefits of opening a bank checking account now. Addresses potential features such as accessibility, fees, and basic banking services without referencing specific bank policies.

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