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PAGE 8-SECTION TWO-PI.AINDKALER-JULY 16, 1975 Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OK THE I9TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, McHENRY COUNTY, ILLINOIS PROBATE DIVISION ESTATE OK IRIS G STIT- TGEN Deceased, KILE NO. 75- P-158 . Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 194 of the Probate Act, of the death of the above named decedent and that "letters Testamentary were issued on JulylO. 1975, to Carol M. Engvalson. Rt. No. 2, Box 27, Bonita Springs, Kla; Margaret R. Stittgen, 1570 S. Wolf K(f . Apt Kl. Wheeling. II <>0090 and McIIenry State Rank, McHenry, II . whose attorneys ol record are .Joslyn & (Jreen, llfi1 N lien ton St., Woodstock, Illinois. Claims may be tiled within months from tiie date of issuance of Letters and that any claim not filed within that period is barred as to the estate which is inventoried within that period. Claim.s against said estate should be filed in the Probate of f ice of the Clerk of said Court, County Court House. Wood­ stock, Illinois, and copies thereof mailed or delivered to Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OK THE 19TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, McHENRY COUNTY, ILLINOIS PROBATE DIVISION ESTATE OK Clara L. Hartel Deceased, KILE NO. 75-P-213 Notice is hereby pursuant to Section 194, Probate Act, of the death of the above named decedent and that said legal representative and to said attorney. MARGARETO'NEIL Clerk of the Court * (Pub July 16, 23, 30, 1975) letters TESTAMENTARY were issued on July to Kred R. Harte^-Wf Wiltshire Dr., McHenry^ Illinois, whose attorney of record is W,I. Drake, P.O. Box 50232, Cicero, Illinois. .Maims: may be filed within 6 Months from the date of fssuance of Letters and that any claim not filed within that period is barred as to the estate which is inventoried within that period. Claims against said estate should be filed in the Probate office of the Clerk of said CoCirt, County Court House, Wood­ stock", Illinois, and copies thereof mailed or delivered to sa id legal representative and to said attorney. MARGARETO'NEIL . Clerk of the Court (Pub. July 16,23, 30, 197^ Legal Notice Th£ Nunda Township6 Cemetery Board will hold their regular board meeting at 7:00 P.M., Wednesday, July 30th, at the Township Office, 95 Grant St., Crystal Lake, Illinois. Anita Sherwood . Executive Secretary SPRINGFIELD: EVOLUTION OF A CAPITAL CITY •' '• ' --V : 7~ r~ . . • Nunda Townshi Cemetery Kun 'I The legislature of 1837 named Springfield the new stale capital, and ensured the city's continuing evolution from farm settlement to gov­ ernment service center. That evolution was not an immedi­ ate one. however. It took over 100 y ears. Hunters and trappers first settled in the Springfield area. Dated this 11th dav of Julv, 1975 (Pub July 16, 23, 30, 1975) lured by abundant f ish and game and a beaut i ful set t ing. Ll isha Kel ly of North Carol ina s tar ted the f i rs t permanent set­ t lement on Spring Creek in the s ta tehood year , I >18. The es­ tabl ishment of a s tore- t rading post - in 1821 brought* white and Indian t raders f rom al l of -central I l l inois to the new com­ munity. Springfield was pr imari ly an agrar ian town when i t became the s ta te capi ta l . Al though pol- . T ..>•• < . .•£;<*, v i . .;; • • '• :u ; •• • COOL BUYS ON HOT ITEMS! COOL BUYS ON HOT ITEMS! COOL BUYS ON HOT ITEMS! COOL BUYS REAL COOL BUY! Wmmm family centers •/ / 7 P > c o * o t t o t f i v © v » h i l e q u o n t i t ' o i lost. Wo roiui vo thu right to lim.» quant i t ies . For Your Home Live Green Plants!! Our Reg. 73c ea. Kresh, live green plants that will liven up your home!! Kantastic assortment of healthy plants - come in and pick yours out!! 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The arr ival of ' legis la tors who were forced by inadequate t ransportat ion to l ive in Spring­ f ie ld throughout sessions of the General Assembly s t imulated an act ive and sophis t icated so­ cial l i fe during the 1840s and 1850s, hut i t d id not change the economic, s t ructure ol the area in any signff icant way. Expansion of rai l road faci l i ­ t ies in the la te 1850s and af ter the Civi l War brought a new era to Springfield. Commerical ag­ r icul ture w^enlarged with the sudden access to outs ide mar­ kets , and heavy industry devel­ oped. The ci ty 's f i rs t coal mine was opened in 1866, and by 1900 Springfield was a major industr ia l /manufac tu r ing cen­ ter . The I l l inois Watch Factory, Sangamo Electr ic Co. , Ide 's Foundry, Sangamo Paper Co. , Capi ta l Coal Co. , and the Springfield I ron Works domi­ nated the c i ty 's economy, while the presence of the s ta te government remained pol i t ical­ ly exci t ing but economical ly unimportant . The rai l roads ensured that central locat ion in the s ta te providing equal access to al l sect ions was no longer a major prerequis i te for the s ta te capi­ ta l . Springfield fel l in to the category of other ci t ies of i ts s ize , shar ing with them many of the problems of a devel­ oping urban area which could not offer the divers ions of a metropol is l ike Chicago. In contrast to antebel lum years , pol i t ic ians sought enter ta in­ ment instead of providing i t , and the legis la tors became less colorful as commit tees and commissions replaced the com­ pel l ing oratory of the pre-war per iod. As a resul t of this loss of special appeal , several a t tempts were made to remove the capi­ ta l . Chicago, Peoria , East St . Louis , and other ci t ies made bids between 1865 and 1$71. Members of the legis la ture toured Peoria in MarcfuM87l , and were impressed with the ci ty 's pol i t ical , f inancial , and aesthet ic possibi l i t ies as a capi­ ta l s i te . Clvkago, however , had the upper nand, and, a l though i t was a clear violat ion of the law, the legis la tors planned to meet in Chicago in 1871. Only the Chicago Fire prevented that experiment . Even the s ta te fair , af ter i t was f i rs t held in the capi ta l c i ty in 1853, did not re turn on a permanent basis unt i l 1894. If i t had not been for the construct ion of the new State House, which began in 1868 and cont inued for 20 years , and the needed faci l i t ies and the sense of per­ manence which came with i t , the capi ta l may well have been removed. Expansion of s ta te and serv­ ice agencies coincided with the decl ine in the c i ty 's industr ia l base in the f i rs t years of the 20th century. As the ci ty e- volved f rom the blue col lar to white col lar , insurance took the place of coal as a source of employment and income. Be­ ginning in the 1930s, 100 years af ter the locat ion of the s ta te capi ta l , Springfield 's economy became int imately l inked to government . By 1970, more than 28 percent of the c i ty 's work force was employed by government agencies - a total of 12,000 persons. From trap­ per 's paradise to a c i ty depend­ ent for ident i ty upon t rade, then agricul ture , then industry, and f inal ly government , Spring­ f ie ld , I l l inois , changed with the t imes. 30c off label!!Long lasting anti-perspirant and deordorant. Big 14 oz. size! <1400 W. ROUTE 120 McHENRY, ILL. HORNSBY? ^^family centers J, RT. 47 ft COUNTRY CLUB RD. WOODSTOCK, ILL. BANKAMERICARD LAST WORD The final say about the football team that went through an entire season without scoring a point much less winning a game was voiced by an irate alumnus: "I wouldn't let my mother-in-law carry the ball behind that line." 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