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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1931

Page

11

Theirs Door This Week For Home Delivery

A brief notice inviting readers to subscribe for home delivery. It emphasizes convenient home delivery options and contact details for new subscribers. Where to call is included for ordering and service inquiries.

Joliet Golfers Prep for Busy Season and New Course Openings

Joliet officials announce an early opening for city courses with a new 27 hole municipal layout on Barr highway slated to open around June 1. Woodruff and Crystal Lawns courses set openings in spring pending weather with fee structures discussed and season-ticket ideas floated.

Joliet Barr Highway William G. MacLean Park Board Woodruff Leon H. Sandiford Woolruff Harlow D. Higginbotham John B. Anderson Mary Ellen Hewlett William C. Barber Joseph Barr John J. Donahoe William E. Fay John W. Fitzgibbons C. V. Lauer George Woodcock Robert Christie Heinie Sick Lockport Romeo Crystal Lawns Plainfield Road A. H. Bruning Raynor Park Investment Company

Cities Must Pay Gas Tax Too Though Chicago Uses It

The court upheld a three cent gas tax in a Deep Rock Oil case, ruling municipalities must pay the tax since city streets are public trust for the state. Attorney General Oscar E. Carlstrom sought $69,872.75. The case maintained the law constitutional and rejected release from the tax. It notes Rockford High School’s Owl paper began in 1890.

Supreme Court Deep Rock Oil Company Oscar E. Carlstrom Chicago

Illinois Highlights from Early 20th Century Data

The first Illinois General Assembly met at Kaskaskia on October 5, 1818 with 13 senators and 27 representatives. Illinois leads in agricultural limestone production, and one in ten residents bought hunting or fishing licenses in 1930. The state ranks high in tall buildings, with 65 structures over 20 stories in 1929. Illinois produces more corn than any foreign nation except Argentina, and the Illinois to Gulf Waterway gates are the largest canal gates worldwide.

General Assembly Illinois Kaskaskia

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