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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1931

Page

10

Laundry School Training Lures in 1500 Members

A detailed description of several courses in the American Institute of Laundry Owners training program notes enrollments from across the United States. It highlights Sales Service and Advertising, Power Plant Engineering and Textile Washroom Practice, and Accounting. The piece emphasizes hands on training in a dedicated experimental laundry and cites strong institutional backing and nationwide support. It lists course heads and locations including Illinois libraries and mentions staff from various states and Canada.

American Institute of Laundering S. Chicago St American Institute Laundry American Institute Anders American Institute of Laundry Owners Walter Pierce George H. Johnson Walter F. Brauns United States

Edwardsville Popular with Eight Illinois Governors

Eight Illinois governors have resided in Edwardsville. The list includes Ninian Edwards, Edward Coles, Thomas Ford, John Reynolds, Joseph Duncan, Thomas Carlin, John M. Palmer, and Charles S. Deneen, highlighting the town's notable political ties.

Illinois Edwardsville Ninian Edwards Edward Coles Thomas Ford John Reynolds Joseph Duncan Thomas Carlin John M. Palmer Charles S. Deneen

Carnation Company opens Joliet greenhouse complex

The Carnation Company operates large greenhouses on Cherry Hill Road near Lincoln with 150 000 feet of glass. The firm claims a modern facility that yields hundreds of flower varieties year round and employs 20 to 25 people. A retail store opened early in 1917 at 407 East Jefferson Street.

Carnation Company Cherry Hill Road Lincoln Joliet

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