Joliet Leaders and Businesses Highlight Civic Growth
A portrait of Joliet’s prominent figures and firms shows John B. Anderson, William Faulkner, and Fred W. Walter guiding law, finance, and commerce. The piece notes Joliet’s industrial strength, ample parks, schools, and municipal services, urging citizens to promote the city’s advantages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joliet
John B. Anderson
William A. Murphy
Oliver Realty Company
Murphy and Anderson
Anderson
Joliet Country Club
Will County Bar Association
Will County Republican Central Committee
Joliet Association of Commerce
St. John’s Universalist Church
John
Jane
Glenwood Avenue
William Faulkner
Faulkner & Faulkner
Rialto Builder
Bill” Faulkner
M Pier
van Buren Street
Illinois
Chicago
Association of Commerce
Fred W. Walter
Morris Building
University of Michigan Club
University of Michigan
Wisconsin
Stockholders Protective Association
Loose-Wiles Biscuit Company expands with many bakeries
The Sunshine Bakeries chain began in 1902 in Kansas City Missouri and grew to 17 bakeries and 136 branches nationwide under its Loose-Wiles Biscuit Company banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loose-Wiles Biscuit Company
Bakers of Sunshine
Kansas City
Miss
United States
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Bertha Frances Finnegan
Theodore and
Mary Formhall
Central School of
A. F. Banks
Frank Finnegan
Elgin, Joliet, and Eastern Railway
Holmstrom Pilcher Company
Robert Pilcher Paper Company
Milton S. Johnston
A. C. Johnston and Sons
Bate A
Fourth and
Eastern Avenues
Eastern Avenue
Washington Street
Auburn
Thema
Wheary Club
Masonic Lodge
Anderson Photo
B. F. Finnegan
George N. Blatt Mae
Oar and Blatt
Praclaw
Sevees
Eorge
Ray A. Pilcher
Herbert R. Jones
Henry T. Shepley