At Home Financing Warms Local Economy Message
A compact, period style note argues for at home financing to keep money within the community. It urges farmers, laborers, merchants, and residents to buy locally to boost turnover, strengthen the county economy, and benefit everyone in the coming times.
Savanna Businesses and Shops Listing
An extensive list of Savanna area businesses and retailers appears, naming theaters, paints and wallpaper, variety stores, dress shops, jewelers, clothing stores, battery service, cleaners, bakeries, insurance agencies, shoes, utilities, farms, coal and fuel firms, motor company, grocers, greenhouses, cafes, restaurants, shoe repair, service stations, Fish Market, furniture and undertaking, markets, and other local enterprises. The compilation reads like a directory or business catalog from a historical Savanna page.
Proposed two percent occupational tax relief for county taxpayers
Carroll county would save about 112 480 under a state abatement feature of a proposed two percent occupational tax on retailers. Governor Morner supports tax relief, hoping to lower property taxes, with funds from the tax supporting the common school fund and other state programs. Oregon man named federal farm loan official in Carroll County and a revival of horse raising noted as a promising trend for Illinois agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Scott Lucas
Tax Commission
Morner
Common School Fund
Blind Relief Fund
University of Illinois Fund
Soldiers Compensation Fund
Bonne
Jo Daviess
McHenry
Ogle
Whiteside
G. T. Snyder
Oregon
Farm Loan Commissioner
E. L Bodman
Farm Lea
Sixth
Federal Land Bank
Omoz
Mansour
Arkansas
Snyder
Carroll County Mutual Fire Insurance Office
H. P. Hostetter
Bodman
Mc Snyder
Federal Land Bank of St Louis
Land Bank
Robbins
Illinois
Indmetry
The
Agricultural College
Harges
Wihe
Webbins
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fin
Comma! Club
D. M. Lindsay
Lanark
Blackhawk Produce Company
Wm. D. Tenky
Qiom W. Peters
Plymouth
Dodge
Chrysler
Savanna
Web Theatre
Glen B. Laughrin’s “Blue Front
J. F. Withhart & Son
J. K. Mullen & Son
Marth’s
Ladies Dress Shops
Fashion Shop
G.S. Ferguson
Battery Service Battery Headquarters
Wm. W. Dodson
Savanna Cleaners & Dyers
Devon Cleaners
Savanna Bakery
H. Dinsen
Henry Schmitz
Greison Agency
H. P. Greison
Albert M. Greison Kranert’s
Northwestern
Btransdale Farms
E. C. Turner
D. B. Wolfe
Coal Companies
Ome Fuel & Material Co
G. C. Williams
Williams Motor Co
Grocers
Russell R. Marth
Wacker Grocery
Kyle Melendy
Oak Park
Wm. H. Werthwein
Chestnut Park
Ralph T. Sager
Third Street
G. E. Fuller & Son
Chicago Avenue
Ivin B. Lister
Fisher Bros. & Herman—“R” Grocers
Dunn Bros
Dr. G. E. Guenzh
Radke Cafe
W. C. Smith
Mrs
Arleigh Young
Salton Cafe
Charles Salton
Stathas &Stefer
Bowen Street
Logue
Chi Avenue
Roscoe Almquist
Fog Hatcheries
C. Schwan
Fish Market Shoemaker & Conley Bros
P. Squires Co
T'E. Conley
Mgr
Henry J. ¥. Wagner—Stadebaker
G. Fuller
Mavis Withhart
Markets Law
Markets F. P. Hones
Federal Farm Loan
Dhnow
E. T. Robbins
College of Agriculture
University of Tiliais