Factory Subscriptions Reach 10600 Amid Town Talk
The Wiltsng plant, long controlled by local owners for two decades, faces pressure as subscription drives aim to fund a new establishment in Washington. Workers are paid biweekly, and a push to raise funds to support the project has drawn strong community interest. A hay ride for local youths and gossip about stock, profits, and future growth punctuate the issue as residents weigh pride against financial risk.
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Tor Stark
Wington
Tan
Tartary
A Magic Sale Opens June 22 With Low Prices on Linen
An era of bargain linen arrives as India sheer linen yardages are cut to new low prices. Edge The sale begins Wednesday June 22 at 2 80 A.M. and runs one week with items formerly selling 5 to 30 cents per yard offered at about 4c. Short lengths and broken sets are consolidated for the entire sale.
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India
Wichita
Kang Jun
Francisco
Haverhill
Smallatiog
Keda Py'sipstre
Ao Romey
Johns Phillypshure
Muskogee
Ghia
Lenn
Embroidery Lot and Zion Lace Sale At Discount Prices
Embroidery lots offer edgings insertions and Swiss crochet with widths 2 to 36 cents per yard, towels and Huck towels 18x36 inches priced low. Swiss Corset Cover embroidery patterns and edges offered at small per yard prices. Zion City lace stock sold through Zion Lace Mills agents with two price levels per yard, many remnants and wholesale-like values.
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Zion City
Gestion Nowy
Fim
Inlinders
Zion Lace Mills
Zion
Wien
Hemstitched Handkerchiefs and Bargain Hosiery Offer
This item advertises hemstitched handkerchiefs priced as a bargain for Christmas trade. It notes a shipment from a supplier, liberal discounts, and a weekly sale on similar hosiery including ribbed hose aimed at households with many children.
Indictments Drawn in Prairie State Express Case
State's attorney says nine witnesses are being trained as grand jury prep unfolds near Garlinville as the Prairie State Express investigation continues. Eighteen injured coaches are named in the indictments, with the case drawing close to a grand jury session.
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Prairie State Express
Nesses
Grand Jury Quiz
Garlinville
Springfield probes fish bill deal and hold up case
Springfield June 9 Indictments may be voted against alleged bribery by legislators and interests tied to patent medicine firms. Witnesses testified before a grand jury about attempts to influence votes on a fish bill and a Browne patent medicine case. Officials described a broad probe with multiple named figures testifying and lists of witnesses, including lawmakers, editors, and businessmen.
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Springfield
Bill Deal
Browne
Sarkation
Combine
Legislatorey
Raub
Hur
Schweer
Beabletown
Hirsheimer
Edne
Dumany
Traut
Fred Sehweer
W. TL Racheich
Freeport
H.C. Gann
Edie
Warren Sentinel
Rawlvngh
Chicago
Ita
Amerity Hender IE
Charles A. White
Best Calef Cleared of Most Charges in Potten Brevity Case
Cleveland Ohio June reports exoneration of Chief Katier in a drunken charges case. The city commission found no proof he was unfit for office, clearing Mayor Barhr and triggering possible reinstatement of existing prosecutions. Washington updates include Sherman amendment vote, Lorimer inquiry delay, and a Utica crime report of a 12 year old girl found murdered in woods with signs of assault.
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Cleveland
Berviem Commission
Potten Bred
Katier
eAdore Roosevelt
Roe Tyes
Ameryeae
Ol Amee
Barhr
Attornica Segaman
Paehr
Peanove Kohler
Utica
Birk
Widrick
Unclear War Narrative Survives Amid Fragments
Fragmentary OCR text recalls a soldier in a war setting with hints of a drone incident and a naval reference. The legible bits suggest a wartime scene involving a veteran, combat, and a decisive moment, but many details are unreadable.
Indictment in Chicago Packers Case Quashed
Report notes the indictment against Chicago Packers faces quashing on technicalities. Grand jury action to begin a broader investigation is discussed as officials push to proceed despite defense challenges.
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Chicago Packers
Mine Sufferers Get Aid From Four Four Mine
Fiscal relief was authorized to aid miners suffering from disaster. The plan provides payments and relief funds to cover basic needs, with ongoing support through the local relief committee and state appropriation. Beneficiaries will receive biweekly payments via the First National Bank of the city, disbursed to eligible families.
Drought Signals Hard Times for Crops in Kansas and Nearby
Field reports indicate widespread drought harming grain across multiple counties. Estimates suggest significant crop losses with a large percentage doomed, as vegetation withers and reports cite severe damage to wheat and other staples. Local respondents note conditions are dire and weather patterns worsen yields.
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Quinhy
Hank Waere
Kansas
Griska
Cherpolae
Leweepr
Nowlin
Etyi County
Neijo
Wyoming
Bankers Appeal Notes 1904 Sentencing Case
In 1904 a case involving the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad sale to Hawley Syndicate is noted. The court action references the Seventh Circuit and Charles Billingsley, with a 30 day sentence and an appeal process through the Court of Appeals in St Louis.
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Fourrell
West
Inggley
Court of Appeals &R
Charles
Charles FE
Learfark Ube
Nantine
St Bilingsley
Hawley
Ileago
Cincinnati
Louisville
Cheypeake
Ohio
James FL Goodrich
Farmers Union to Meet at Loogootee in August
Reported plans state the Farmers Union will hold its next meeting in Loogootee in August. Delegates from various counties are expected to attend with business to be discussed, including national organization matters and officer elections.
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Farmers Union TO
Loogootee
Bel Gat
National Organisation
Two Buick Autos Sold in Week on Margin of Sale
A fragmented notice reports two Buick autos sold in a week amid mixed terms. Readable fragments mention a purchase, a colored run, and a low bind price becoming a local matter.
Tragic Tram Accident Reported With Names Involved
A garbled early 20th century account describes a dangerous tram crash with mashed foot injuries and multiple named individuals including Mrs. George and Artie, detailing the accident sequence on a rural line. The narrative lists several songs and performances associated with a community pageant or event surrounding the incident.
Local prepaid program set for June 24 at the community house
A group named Miss Bers the Steltzer has organized a prepaid beat till program to be held Thursday June 24 at the community house. Admission is ten cents, with proceeds supporting the program and related activities.
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Steltzer
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St George Bowl
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