Batavia City Council acts on utilities and permits in 1944
Batavia Illinois November 6 1944 city council approves electric service for residents and several building permits. Walter Stephano sewer connection granted. Resignation of Ernest H Johnson from Playground and Recreation Commission accepted. Finance committee approves payrolls and bills totaling 417.14 for sewage plant operations. Counci adjourns after bidding on coal supply for one year.
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Batavia
Kane County
Illinois
T. E. Davis
Charles F. Huggins
Adolph Miller
Raymond P. Devereaux
F. H. Longyear
Willard Sipes
Thomas W. McDonald
Willis Wilkison
Paul Balis
Read
Johnson
Yeas—Read
Richter
Jaschob
Andrews
Tincknell
Peterson
Freedland
Nays
Wm. Krause
N. Washington Ave
Lee Wallis
Cleveland Ave
Max Dong
Delia St
J. Harold Markuson
S. Harrison
Yeas—Andrews
Walter J. Stephano
S. van Buren St
Freedlund
Yeas
Ernest H. Johnson
ooCo
Gtarter Ey
West Batavia
East Batavia
Beaty
Jaschok
Peterosa
Laverne Woodard
Advances in medicine rely on animal studies and hospitals
The article argues that animal experiments underpin bacteriology and sterilization, enabling modern hospitals and safe surgery. It notes the role of sulfonamides and blood plasma, praising military medical progress and noting benefits to both humans and animals, including Texas fever research reducing cattle losses.
Bible reading drive links service members at home and battlefronts in Thanksgiving to Christmas plan
The American Bible Society funds free New Testaments for service people and their families as religious leaders assist a worldwide Bible reading program. Governor Green urges observance, hoping for broad response. Illinois October coal output rises 16.5 percent to 6,211,968 tons from September.
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American Bible Society
Dwight H. Green
Our
Republic
Illinois
State Department of Mines and Minerals
Animals prove their value to man in peril and peace
A historical note highlights progress in animal health with hog cholera under control and foot and mouth disease vanished. It cites experiments aiding animal protection and the broad benefits to people, underscoring humanity’s partnership with the animal kingdom.
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Animal Kingdom
Illinois harvest report shows record soybean yield and strong corn output
Three strip mines employed 3,492 men produced 1,542,005 tons while 88 shaft mines with 23,254 workers yielded 4,669,963 tons to make October totals. Turkey shortages favored armed forces until November 5. Christmas supplies expected larger. Illinois farms faced hiring gaps but good weather aided corn and soybean harvests. Illinois soybean yield reached 71,400,000 bushels, largest ever. Other leading crops include corn 419,934,000 bushels. oats 100,390,000. winter wheat 25,461,000. tame hay 3,420,000 tons.
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Illinois
U. S. Departments of Agriculture
Season closes for rails and sora gallinules statewide
The hunting season for rails and sora gallinules ends statewide on November 30, excluding coots. This marks the final day for lawful harvest under current regulations, with no further bag or possession limits noted beyond the closure date.
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Collect Model Laundry Co. Launderers and Dry Cleaners
la Salle St
Aurora, Illinois
State Capitol News
United States
John Geiss
E. Wilson
W. C. Jurries
Sam
Unite Esternae Company
U.S. Treasury
Treasury Department
War Advertising Council
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