Coal on and after October 1926 cash basis business shift
The notice announces a transition to a strictly cash basis for coal operations starting in October 1926, with exemptions for business houses granted a 3 day grace. It lists several local merchants and hotels, including Fulton Johnson's Book Store and Clinton LaFayette Hotel, and mentions related pricing signals for butter fat and milk, as well as litigation references to grain and dairy firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Carrolls
Glen View
Intel
Savanna—Radke
Thomson—Newell and Lewis
Fulton— Johnson's
Clinton—LaFayette
Climntor
Turner Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gavanna
Moron
Nus
Tt. Carroll
Savanna
Thomson
Fulton Clinton
Adams
Prop
Anns
Calmiys
Mt. Carroll
Clintoy
STON
Sungayit, Carre, HK AM
A.M
Clinton
Fulton
Staliony
Armour Grain Company
Francke & Switzer
Argo
Coonsaty Watch
United
JE Foltz
John Suur, Thomson
Inqui Ul Thomson Review Office
Thomas Stagg
Fred Smith
Chadwick
Aid Ful Walton
Wagner
Accredi
T. McMahon
Vincent Bell
McMahon & Bell
Allison Block
W.H. Foster
M.D
Wilson Bidg
Julius Stoecks
Hewes
Iowa
Reimers
A. B. Sriteinag
K. B. Cagremrec Real Estate Info
J. Reather CO
5Th Ave
Bell
Tri-City
Joseph A. Hopkins
Tel. Black
Greison
Thomson- Illinois
Brockill
Whippet
Lewis Motor Co
Hlinois
Savanna and
York
Carroll County
Illinois
F. J. Stransky
State of Illinois
Central States Engineering Company
Muscatine
C. H. Young
Chainee
Carroll
Ilinois
Wesley Stiles
G. E. Stuart
Mount Carroll
Charles Young
French and Garzi
Holstoi ® Herd
Vale Farm
Meadow Vale Farm
Polo-Savanna
Thomson State Bank
Rock River Johanna
Gak de Kol Ollie Homestead
Aggie Cornucopia Colantha
King Pontiec Kenigan
R. E. Haeger
Algonquin
Ed Mest
Garrett Myers
Morrison
Garrett Sterenberg
French & Gaar
United States Government Aviation Specifications
Campeco
Fulcon
Aetan As
Lone
Yellowstone Park
Buick
Park
Graharing Motor Co
Savanna, Illinois