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THE PLoim jgkmmMmanmiMuowti, mMMOi&i
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The Flort Jovrnal-Recwi
Published by
The Flora Record Publishing Co.
(A Corporation.) i
ll. M. Wood, Pres. and Gent Mgr.
' aHiBtered October 3, 1911, as sec- sM^d-clasa matter at the l^os! office at Flora, Illinois, under act of Maroh t. 187t.
. FOR SALE—Srroom house, witb 6«h, pantry and garage. If interest¬ ed call on'or write* Ndbla Orandon, Flora., - n»
Published Weekly Office in the Shriver Buildin/.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 1»21
KniTORIiVLH
Presldent-Elect Harding's action In calling off the elaboi^ate plans fot bis inauguration, will meet tbe ap¬ proval of the whole country. With more than a million men out of em¬ ployment and with hundreds ef oth¬ ers losing their Jobs e\ery day, with ccmsequent distress and suffering it would be exceedingly Improper to spend thousands of dollars in pomp¬ ons display in inducting our chief magistrate into office.
The Washington hotels, ^hich were planning to charge $100 a day (or rooms, and a few society people bent on a vulgar display of their wealth will be the chief mourners at llr. Harding's action. He has again gl#en evidence of his simplicity and greatness.
liEN SMALIi GOVERNOR OF Ililil¬ NOIS.
The Inauguration of Len Sniall as governor, Fred Stirling as lieutenant governor, and the other newly elect¬ ed state officers In Springfleld Mon¬ day of this week was witnessed by an | immense gathering of people frrm, every part of the state. "The cere¬ monies were held In the general as¬ sembly room of the capitol buildlpg whleh was fllled to Its utmost cnpa- ,clty. Both the retiring governor Prank O. Lowden, and the Incoming governor. Len Small, were given a great ovation. The large audience stood and cheered for several nin- utes.
Oovernor Small re.id his message which In part, announced his policy —that of home rule for all cities and towns, in controlling public utilities favoring good roads and speedy (in¬ struction, best of educational oppor¬ tunities, care for our unfortunates In our asylums, rigid and speedy en¬ forcement of the law and a change in tbe parole law so that its leniency could not be extended to habitual criminals or thosd who had broken at any time the provisions of the Invr.
He closed his address ^th a prom¬ ise to do all that he could to pro¬ mote the best Interests of the state to the fullest limit of his power.v '
, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jeffries went to Baltimore Saturday, where Mr. Jeffries will do special work for the B. ft O.
Mr. and BIrs. Henry Theobold, of Buffalo Hart, are visiting the latter's mother, Mrs. Nancy Lamp, and sis¬ ters, Mrs. S. P. White and Mlss Bdith I-Amp. ,
! I
CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR SALB — Winter Sunshine heating stove; 1 coal oil heater; 1 medicine cabinet; 1 blue tapestry rug, imxl2; all practically new. Mre. Johri Barker.
FOR SALE—Heater, 2 rugs, leath¬ er couch, wash stand. Mrs. C. S. Cunningham.
FOR REKT—Rooms. Inquire Mrs. BH Knowles, phone 292.
FOR SALE—One base burner and, one medium'size Bstate Oak heater Call at once. Mrs. C. S. Cunning¬ ham. ,
LOST—Sterling silver barrel pen¬ cil; please retum to Lt>is Bradford and receive JI.OD reward. , It*
FOR Rent—Oood farm. Inquire Mrs. A. E. Oolden. tf
FOR SALE^Slab wood, |1,60 side board load, at mill on Logan Olbson farm, wesr of Floro. Tackitt Bros. -- -¦ 16-17*
'MiR SALE—Dressed hogs and beef by the quarter. Phone orders Peoples' phone. Ray Oraham. 14-3t*
FOR 8ALI2—Some slightly ufcd Victtfr Victrolas at barg.iln prices Three sizes, $18.00 and up. First eome, first served. Herber: Harri¬ son.
"- Hay For Sale Red top, timothy, alfatha, pea hay or oat straw baled or loose for sale, nquire of Harry Smith. IB tf
WKOUAHANTKK J36 per week full time or TM an hour spare time sell- inp Kusriinteed hosiery. AventH inaWinKJ'.j to $100 a .week. Goot* hnsierv in an iibsolute necessity Vou can sell it essily snd mukc large profits. Rxprrlence unneces- snry. Kogle Hosiery Company, Oar- by, Pa. 47-iOt.
OKT INTO HL'SINKHS—Watkins i;i products Rell to every fsrmer. If you own i^uio or team cun ulve bond, write u.diiy for inrormntinn where you oun fiet territory for sellinf; pfa- ducts of larerst Institution of kind itl world. Twentv million users. J. ll WATKIXS C«). Dept., Ill, Winona, Minn. 17 4t
RNTRRTAINIH) PRB8BYTRRIAN LADIBS' AID.
Mrs. Oeorge Smeltzer entertained the ladles' aid of thf Presbyterian church at her home on West North avenue on Jan. 6th. A very enjoy¬ able time was had and a goodly num¬ ber were present. «
During the social hour delicious rerfesbmehts were ^rved by Mrs. J. S. Oill and Mrs. R. B. Weller, assist¬ ed by the hostels. Two guests, Mrs. Frank Fry andJIIrs. Rolls Bunnell were present, -
Mrs. Laorence Peeples wlll be hostess to the February hieetlng.
maMsrsissmssi'tsut
Important Economies
Can be effected bp d patronage of this establishment. Our business policy Is one founded on the desire' to deliver-- . ,
The Most Value For The Least Money '
We are headquarters for the best of everything In our line and shall en¬ deavor to merit pour patronage bp continuing to serve pour wants on the basis of
Highest Quality
Lowest Prices
Best Service
We SeU Cheap This Week...
IVORY SOAP FLAKES
3 for
26c
PALN OUVE SOAP
3 for „ 28c
MAPLE CITY SOAP
4'bars
25c
CLEAN EASY SOAP
Bar
Object Description
| Title | Flora Journal-Record |
| Masthead | The Flora Journal Record |
| Date | 1921-01-13 |
| Month | 01 |
| Day | 13 |
| Year | 1921 |
| Volume | 9 |
| Issue | 17 |
| 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 | 1921-01-13 |
| Month | 01 |
| Day | 13 |
| Year | 1921 |
| Volume | 9 |
| Issue | 17 |
| Decade | 1920-1929 |
| Sequence | 4 |
| Page | 4 |
| FileName | 19210113_004.tif |
| Date Digital | 2007-07-02 |
| 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 | USiJUIfW '^srrr THE PLoim jgkmmMmanmiMuowti, mMMOi&i 1 The Flort Jovrnal-Recwi Published by The Flora Record Publishing Co. (A Corporation.) i ll. M. Wood, Pres. and Gent Mgr. ' aHiBtered October 3, 1911, as sec- sM^d-clasa matter at the l^os! office at Flora, Illinois, under act of Maroh t. 187t. . FOR SALE—Srroom house, witb 6«h, pantry and garage. If interest¬ ed call on'or write* Ndbla Orandon, Flora., - n» Published Weekly Office in the Shriver Buildin/. THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 1»21 KniTORIiVLH Presldent-Elect Harding's action In calling off the elaboi^ate plans fot bis inauguration, will meet tbe ap¬ proval of the whole country. With more than a million men out of em¬ ployment and with hundreds ef oth¬ ers losing their Jobs e\ery day, with ccmsequent distress and suffering it would be exceedingly Improper to spend thousands of dollars in pomp¬ ons display in inducting our chief magistrate into office. The Washington hotels, ^hich were planning to charge $100 a day (or rooms, and a few society people bent on a vulgar display of their wealth will be the chief mourners at llr. Harding's action. He has again gl#en evidence of his simplicity and greatness. liEN SMALIi GOVERNOR OF Ililil¬ NOIS. The Inauguration of Len Sniall as governor, Fred Stirling as lieutenant governor, and the other newly elect¬ ed state officers In Springfleld Mon¬ day of this week was witnessed by an | immense gathering of people frrm, every part of the state. "The cere¬ monies were held In the general as¬ sembly room of the capitol buildlpg whleh was fllled to Its utmost cnpa- ,clty. Both the retiring governor Prank O. Lowden, and the Incoming governor. Len Small, were given a great ovation. The large audience stood and cheered for several nin- utes. Oovernor Small re.id his message which In part, announced his policy —that of home rule for all cities and towns, in controlling public utilities favoring good roads and speedy (in¬ struction, best of educational oppor¬ tunities, care for our unfortunates In our asylums, rigid and speedy en¬ forcement of the law and a change in tbe parole law so that its leniency could not be extended to habitual criminals or thosd who had broken at any time the provisions of the Invr. He closed his address ^th a prom¬ ise to do all that he could to pro¬ mote the best Interests of the state to the fullest limit of his power.v ' , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jeffries went to Baltimore Saturday, where Mr. Jeffries will do special work for the B. ft O. Mr. and BIrs. Henry Theobold, of Buffalo Hart, are visiting the latter's mother, Mrs. Nancy Lamp, and sis¬ ters, Mrs. S. P. White and Mlss Bdith I-Amp. , ! I CLASSIFIED ADS FOR SALB — Winter Sunshine heating stove; 1 coal oil heater; 1 medicine cabinet; 1 blue tapestry rug, imxl2; all practically new. Mre. Johri Barker. FOR SALE—Heater, 2 rugs, leath¬ er couch, wash stand. Mrs. C. S. Cunningham. FOR REKT—Rooms. Inquire Mrs. BH Knowles, phone 292. FOR SALE—One base burner and, one medium'size Bstate Oak heater Call at once. Mrs. C. S. Cunning¬ ham. , LOST—Sterling silver barrel pen¬ cil; please retum to Lt>is Bradford and receive JI.OD reward. , It* FOR Rent—Oood farm. Inquire Mrs. A. E. Oolden. tf FOR SALE^Slab wood, |1,60 side board load, at mill on Logan Olbson farm, wesr of Floro. Tackitt Bros. -- -¦ 16-17* 'MiR SALE—Dressed hogs and beef by the quarter. Phone orders Peoples' phone. Ray Oraham. 14-3t* FOR 8ALI2—Some slightly ufcd Victtfr Victrolas at barg.iln prices Three sizes, $18.00 and up. First eome, first served. Herber: Harri¬ son. "- Hay For Sale Red top, timothy, alfatha, pea hay or oat straw baled or loose for sale, nquire of Harry Smith. IB tf WKOUAHANTKK J36 per week full time or TM an hour spare time sell- inp Kusriinteed hosiery. AventH inaWinKJ'.j to $100 a .week. Goot* hnsierv in an iibsolute necessity Vou can sell it essily snd mukc large profits. Rxprrlence unneces- snry. Kogle Hosiery Company, Oar- by, Pa. 47-iOt. OKT INTO HL'SINKHS—Watkins i;i products Rell to every fsrmer. If you own i^uio or team cun ulve bond, write u.diiy for inrormntinn where you oun fiet territory for sellinf; pfa- ducts of larerst Institution of kind itl world. Twentv million users. J. ll WATKIXS C«). Dept., Ill, Winona, Minn. 17 4t RNTRRTAINIH) PRB8BYTRRIAN LADIBS' AID. Mrs. Oeorge Smeltzer entertained the ladles' aid of thf Presbyterian church at her home on West North avenue on Jan. 6th. A very enjoy¬ able time was had and a goodly num¬ ber were present. « During the social hour delicious rerfesbmehts were ^rved by Mrs. J. S. Oill and Mrs. R. B. Weller, assist¬ ed by the hostels. Two guests, Mrs. Frank Fry andJIIrs. Rolls Bunnell were present, - Mrs. Laorence Peeples wlll be hostess to the February hieetlng. maMsrsissmssi'tsut Important Economies Can be effected bp d patronage of this establishment. Our business policy Is one founded on the desire' to deliver-- . , The Most Value For The Least Money ' We are headquarters for the best of everything In our line and shall en¬ deavor to merit pour patronage bp continuing to serve pour wants on the basis of Highest Quality Lowest Prices Best Service We SeU Cheap This Week... IVORY SOAP FLAKES 3 for 26c PALN OUVE SOAP 3 for „ 28c MAPLE CITY SOAP 4'bars 25c CLEAN EASY SOAP Bar |
| Collection Name | Flora Digital Newspapers |
