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16 PAGES The Flora Journal-Record PART ONE YOU SHOULD READ THE JOURNAL-RECORD—.—THE NEWSIEST NEWSPAPER IN CLAY COUNTY =P VOLUME XIII THB «OCKNAli. Vol 68 No. IT FLORA. ILLINOIS. THURSDAY. APRIL 23. 1925 NUifBER 32. ^KCIAL StrBSCRIPtlON » ' ARRANOBMENT FOR MAt Beginning May 1. and eontinning ^ throughout the entire montb, the 'JFIora Journal-Record has arranged - '"A apeclai subscription offer. •« 'The United Brethren church in Flora is now erecting a modern Cburch edHlce. We believe West Flora ,ahonld have an adequate house of :.j9irorsblp. There are many people liv- ,'i|Jag in that portion of our city. We l^'^w'e glad thta churcb ta meeting this -aeed. They shonld be encouraged 'n tbta good work. We wtah to assist Bia BQTFTIAN BNTBRTAINMBNT ' The Baltimore and Ohio Egyp- ttans, an organisation composed ot employes of the Baltlmora and Oblo, are putting on a tree entertainment at the high school gym next Wednes¬ day evening. There will be talks by raUroad officials, and a program of ten numbers that ta really tine Those on tbe program are donaUns tbelr servicas. and tbey comprtao some of the best talent in Flora. Admiasioa Is to be by ticket, and the ticketa are free. Just ask any member of the committee fop the namber you want. The members of ..AmA fn order to do so, made them a 'proposition that during the montb of 'he committee bave been potsed Sn May we would donate to their church the bultatin boards. Remember the, building fund 25 per cent ot all, date, Wednesday, April 29, at f money they would collect on sub-1 o'clock. Bverybody Is urged to get .seription to tbe Journal-Record. {a ticket and come enjoy yourself. The ladiea' aid of the church has Following the entertainment tbeee accepted the offer and tbey will can-' will be a dance at Trainmen's hall, vass for subscriptions. This offe'siand this Is also free. Members of tbe everyone an opportnnlty to help .committee will give these ticketa to these people In psying for their those who ask tor them at the hlgii building. 'The subscription price ot I school on Wednesday night. If you .the Journal-Reeord ta $2.00 per year. 'Sl.OO for six months. The aid Is an- tborised to solicit subscriptions at tbls rate, giving receipts for all mon¬ ey paid them. It you want to help them, don't pay us—pay them. We pay them their per cent. It is a good cause—worthy of every citizen's aid. HAXoara proclahation / To AU Citisens of Flora: Wheress, National and Local Clesn Up Campaigns have resulted in many advantages to community life in safe¬ guarding health, promoting thrift, furthering flre prevention, stimulat¬ ing civic pride and making the home and city beautiful, and Whereas, Plora community and civic organizations have asked for a designated clean up week io our city. Therefore, I, Oeo. J. Price, Mayor of the City of Flora, d(^ hereby rv . quest and urge all citizens to ob¬ serve the week beginning NEXT MONDAY, APRIL J7th, as clean up week in our city, by col¬ lecting, refuse of every kind on their premises and streets and alleys ad¬ jacent to their properties, placing the same In receptacles and havlni? it hauled to the city garbage ground south of town. This action is taken for the individual and collective wel¬ fare of our people to avoid possible epidemics during the coming hat weather, and we trust the citizeiis ' WiU co-operate In a aplrit ot • civic pride that Flora may be both health¬ ful and beautiful. Dated at Flora, IU., this 23rd of AprU, 1926. OBO. J. PRICE, Mayor. SENIOR CAA88 PLAV want to dance or watch the others dance, ask for the tickets. TRBSSIiAR STORE BIO OPEHaNG In this issue of the Journal-Record will be found a page ad, tailing about tbe grand opening of the Tresslar 5-1 Oc and Variety Store on next Saturday, April 25th, at 9:00 o'clock a. m., in the new store room one door west of the Flora National bank. Tbe Tresslars have a Chain of stores, f)ve In Indiana, and three in Illinota. there being one at Olney and one at Salem. Their headquar¬ ters are at BicknelU ind. They are pnttlng in a fine, new stock and Invite the public to call next Saturday. Read the big ad for particulara on page 8, section tw.i. NBW B. A O. TRAIN SCHEDLLB FOR Hl'NDAV, APRIL 26 Next Sunday, AprU 26th, there wUI go into effect tbe most far-reaching time card chaages that tbe B. A O. railroad has made in aeveral years. RAILROAD NOTES Ity F. H. WRIGHT, Correspondent MISS WHITE rOMPLKTKH TRIP AROI \D WORLD Two tast trains Nos. 23 and 2, will be and relatives at Omaha dtacontlnued. and there will be two | Mr. and Mrs. Billie Baker ot Chris- new Pullman O-ains Nos. 1 and .«. topher. vtaited In Flora last weak paasing each at Flora, at 2:SO p. m., with Mr. and Mrs. C F but not receiving paaaengera. Putt Mtss Nellie M. White, dangbter of the late Samuel, White, ona ot the Ml. ...A u_ D.i 1. iiMi .. ..... founders of Flora, spent Thuraday, . . . , "nfi*" ?.-„'*'', v.. •"?,""!* In Flora, a guest of her cousin. May-1 which had had two prevloua meeta. VlSttlQf Fi»i»i«»i« _ _ „ . _i — - _ OLNEY' WINS DUAL MBBT The first 'meet ot the season for tbe locals was lost to Olney at the Fairgrounds track here' last FrtdaF. the exjierlenced Olney sqt^d. son, Ralph Jr., ore Sunday only. UNIFORM FLAGS FOR FLORA Walter Maas and Frank Chaney, acting as a committee from tbe Flora t^mmerclal Club, are this week so¬ liciting our businees men, taking or¬ ders for uniform flags. They have met with a most gratifying response, more than 30 orders having be>n signed. Tbese uniform flags are being used in practically every city and make a fine display on spectal occasions. They are placed in the outer edge of the concrete walk and the staff is IS feet high and the flag Is 4z« feet. The small cost of $4.00 InsUiled makes them very desirable, or •¦^ lnj( on these two new traina has •-i- eaaioned many changes in time t,t otber trains and nearly the entire pMKenger train schedule has been cbanged. jf The new time card for Flora ta as Remember tb^jfollows: MAIN LINE WESTBOUND No. S, 4:a0 a. m. No. «I, 5:30 a. m. ; No. 21, S:S2 p. m. N. 67, 4:00 p. m. No, 767, 6:10 p. m KASTBOUND No. 68, 10:46 a. m. «, No. 22, 11:86 a. m. -Z No. es,
Object Description
Title | Flora Journal-Record |
Masthead | The Flora Journal Record |
Date | 1925-04-23 |
Month | 04 |
Day | 23 |
Year | 1925 |
Volume | 13 |
Issue | 32 |
Decade | 1920-1929 |
Geographic Coverage | United States, Illinois, Clay County, Flora |
Description | An Archive of the Flora Journal-Record Newspaper in Flora, Illinois. Flora Digitial Newspapers Collection. |
Subject | Flora (Ill.) - Newspapers, Clay County (Ill.) - Newspapers |
Rights | The current local was contacted prior to beginning this project. They gave permission to digitize as they had no copyright on the material. To order reproductions or inquire about permissions, contact Flora Public Library, 216 North Main Street, Flora, IL, 62839-1510, (618-662-6553). Email is florapl@florapubliclibrary.org Please cite the item title and collection name. |
Contributing Institution | Flora Public Library |
Source | Microfilm |
Type | Text |
LCCN number | 9054782 |
Collection Name | Flora Digital Newspapers |
Description
Title | Flora Journal-Record |
Masthead | The Flora Journal Record |
Date | 1925-04-23 |
Month | 04 |
Day | 23 |
Year | 1925 |
Volume | 13 |
Issue | 32 |
Decade | 1920-1929 |
Sequence | 1 |
Page | 1 |
FileName | 19250423_001.tif |
Date Digital | 2007-07-06 |
Geographic Coverage | United States, Illinois, Clay County, Flora |
Description | An Archive of the Flora Journal-Record Newspaper in Flora, Illinois. Flora Digitial Newspapers Collection. |
Subject | Flora (Ill.) - Newspapers, Clay County (Ill.) - Newspapers |
Rights | The current local was contacted prior to beginning this project. They gave permission to digitize as they had no copyright on the material. To order reproductions or inquire about permissions, contact Flora Public Library, 216 North Main Street, Flora, IL, 62839-1510, (618-662-6553). Email is florapl@florapubliclibrary.org Please cite the item title and collection name. |
Contributing Institution | Flora Public Library |
Source | Microfilm |
Type | Text |
LCCN number | 9054782 |
FullText | 16 PAGES The Flora Journal-Record PART ONE YOU SHOULD READ THE JOURNAL-RECORD—.—THE NEWSIEST NEWSPAPER IN CLAY COUNTY =P VOLUME XIII THB «OCKNAli. Vol 68 No. IT FLORA. ILLINOIS. THURSDAY. APRIL 23. 1925 NUifBER 32. ^KCIAL StrBSCRIPtlON » ' ARRANOBMENT FOR MAt Beginning May 1. and eontinning ^ throughout the entire montb, the 'JFIora Journal-Record has arranged - '"A apeclai subscription offer. •« 'The United Brethren church in Flora is now erecting a modern Cburch edHlce. We believe West Flora ,ahonld have an adequate house of :.j9irorsblp. There are many people liv- ,'i|Jag in that portion of our city. We l^'^w'e glad thta churcb ta meeting this -aeed. They shonld be encouraged 'n tbta good work. We wtah to assist Bia BQTFTIAN BNTBRTAINMBNT ' The Baltimore and Ohio Egyp- ttans, an organisation composed ot employes of the Baltlmora and Oblo, are putting on a tree entertainment at the high school gym next Wednes¬ day evening. There will be talks by raUroad officials, and a program of ten numbers that ta really tine Those on tbe program are donaUns tbelr servicas. and tbey comprtao some of the best talent in Flora. Admiasioa Is to be by ticket, and the ticketa are free. Just ask any member of the committee fop the namber you want. The members of ..AmA fn order to do so, made them a 'proposition that during the montb of 'he committee bave been potsed Sn May we would donate to their church the bultatin boards. Remember the, building fund 25 per cent ot all, date, Wednesday, April 29, at f money they would collect on sub-1 o'clock. Bverybody Is urged to get .seription to tbe Journal-Record. {a ticket and come enjoy yourself. The ladiea' aid of the church has Following the entertainment tbeee accepted the offer and tbey will can-' will be a dance at Trainmen's hall, vass for subscriptions. This offe'siand this Is also free. Members of tbe everyone an opportnnlty to help .committee will give these ticketa to these people In psying for their those who ask tor them at the hlgii building. 'The subscription price ot I school on Wednesday night. If you .the Journal-Reeord ta $2.00 per year. 'Sl.OO for six months. The aid Is an- tborised to solicit subscriptions at tbls rate, giving receipts for all mon¬ ey paid them. It you want to help them, don't pay us—pay them. We pay them their per cent. It is a good cause—worthy of every citizen's aid. HAXoara proclahation / To AU Citisens of Flora: Wheress, National and Local Clesn Up Campaigns have resulted in many advantages to community life in safe¬ guarding health, promoting thrift, furthering flre prevention, stimulat¬ ing civic pride and making the home and city beautiful, and Whereas, Plora community and civic organizations have asked for a designated clean up week io our city. Therefore, I, Oeo. J. Price, Mayor of the City of Flora, d(^ hereby rv . quest and urge all citizens to ob¬ serve the week beginning NEXT MONDAY, APRIL J7th, as clean up week in our city, by col¬ lecting, refuse of every kind on their premises and streets and alleys ad¬ jacent to their properties, placing the same In receptacles and havlni? it hauled to the city garbage ground south of town. This action is taken for the individual and collective wel¬ fare of our people to avoid possible epidemics during the coming hat weather, and we trust the citizeiis ' WiU co-operate In a aplrit ot • civic pride that Flora may be both health¬ ful and beautiful. Dated at Flora, IU., this 23rd of AprU, 1926. OBO. J. PRICE, Mayor. SENIOR CAA88 PLAV want to dance or watch the others dance, ask for the tickets. TRBSSIiAR STORE BIO OPEHaNG In this issue of the Journal-Record will be found a page ad, tailing about tbe grand opening of the Tresslar 5-1 Oc and Variety Store on next Saturday, April 25th, at 9:00 o'clock a. m., in the new store room one door west of the Flora National bank. Tbe Tresslars have a Chain of stores, f)ve In Indiana, and three in Illinota. there being one at Olney and one at Salem. Their headquar¬ ters are at BicknelU ind. They are pnttlng in a fine, new stock and Invite the public to call next Saturday. Read the big ad for particulara on page 8, section tw.i. NBW B. A O. TRAIN SCHEDLLB FOR Hl'NDAV, APRIL 26 Next Sunday, AprU 26th, there wUI go into effect tbe most far-reaching time card chaages that tbe B. A O. railroad has made in aeveral years. RAILROAD NOTES Ity F. H. WRIGHT, Correspondent MISS WHITE rOMPLKTKH TRIP AROI \D WORLD Two tast trains Nos. 23 and 2, will be and relatives at Omaha dtacontlnued. and there will be two | Mr. and Mrs. Billie Baker ot Chris- new Pullman O-ains Nos. 1 and .«. topher. vtaited In Flora last weak paasing each at Flora, at 2:SO p. m., with Mr. and Mrs. C F but not receiving paaaengera. Putt Mtss Nellie M. White, dangbter of the late Samuel, White, ona ot the Ml. ...A u_ D.i 1. iiMi .. ..... founders of Flora, spent Thuraday, . . . , "nfi*" ?.-„'*'', v.. •"?,""!* In Flora, a guest of her cousin. May-1 which had had two prevloua meeta. VlSttlQf Fi»i»i«»i« _ _ „ . _i — - _ OLNEY' WINS DUAL MBBT The first 'meet ot the season for tbe locals was lost to Olney at the Fairgrounds track here' last FrtdaF. the exjierlenced Olney sqt^d. son, Ralph Jr., ore Sunday only. UNIFORM FLAGS FOR FLORA Walter Maas and Frank Chaney, acting as a committee from tbe Flora t^mmerclal Club, are this week so¬ liciting our businees men, taking or¬ ders for uniform flags. They have met with a most gratifying response, more than 30 orders having be>n signed. Tbese uniform flags are being used in practically every city and make a fine display on spectal occasions. They are placed in the outer edge of the concrete walk and the staff is IS feet high and the flag Is 4z« feet. The small cost of $4.00 InsUiled makes them very desirable, or •¦^ lnj( on these two new traina has •-i- eaaioned many changes in time t,t otber trains and nearly the entire pMKenger train schedule has been cbanged. jf The new time card for Flora ta as Remember tb^jfollows: MAIN LINE WESTBOUND No. S, 4:a0 a. m. No. «I, 5:30 a. m. ; No. 21, S:S2 p. m. N. 67, 4:00 p. m. No, 767, 6:10 p. m KASTBOUND No. 68, 10:46 a. m. «, No. 22, 11:86 a. m. -Z No. es, |
Collection Name | Flora Digital Newspapers |