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The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1929

Page

19

Joliet Lawyer Profile Opens with Odd Fellows and War Service

The feature introduces D R Anderson born 1865 in Monongahela Pa later raised in Braceville and Braidwood. He pursued study at Streator High School University of Michigan and Grundy county schools before a Joliet law practice from 1905. Also noted are his civic roles and family details including a World War I death and community memberships. A probate notice for Anton Tanko and court actions against Harry A Stevens follow, with standard legal notices and a Carlyle quote concluding.

Anderson Braidwood Streator University of Michigan Grundy County Morris Joliet Barber Building Western Avenue The Odd Fellows Knights of Pythias Lodges Country Club Chaaber of Commerce Anton Tanko Will Illinois Will County State of Illinois Circuit Court Frank W. Miller Harry A. Stevens Paul V. Wunder Hjalmar Rehn H. Howard Schluntz

Wise counsel from friends aids self judgment, Seneca

A reflection on seeking advisory input from trusted friends to balance self love and prevent biased judgment. The idea stresses that external guidance can clarify decisions that self interest may distort. The note evokes Stoic emphasis on prudent restraint and shared wisdom.

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Government Jobs Open for Civil Service Examinations

The United States Civil Service Commission announced open competitive exams for junior and senior typists and stenographers, dietitian aides, and an assistant agronomist with salaries from 1 260 to 3 100 a year. Principal hydroelectric engineer positions pay 5 600 to 6 400. District residents are excluded in some tests. details available from Edw J Belz in Washington.

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