Hall of Fame honors Illinois editors with eight busts
The dedication of the University of Illinois editors Hall of Fame on November 22 unveiled eight busts of noted newspaper figures. Twelve men, now deceased, were chosen for the honor. remaining busts will be completed next year. Names include Victor Lawson, Joseph Medill, Elijah Lovejoy, Henry Clendenin, and others from Illinois journalism. The event featured remarks by Charles Eichenauer of the Quincy Herald Whig and Gov. Emerson. supporting committees from multiple papers and universities were announced. Additional notes cover court actions, infrastructure bids, health and unemployment relief developments, and weather-related health data.
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Winess
University of Miinois
Victor Fremont Lawson
Chicago Daily News
Joseph Meharry Medill
Chicago Tribone
Elijah Parish Lovejoy
Alton Observer
Henry Wilson Clendenin
Illinois State Register
Springfield
David Wright Darkley
Southern Twinois
Fairfield
Simeon Franvlix
Winois
Mnois State Journal
William Osborne Davis
Bloomington Pantograph
Melville Elijah Stone
Associated Press
John Waterbury Clinton
Charles F. Eichenauer
Quincy Herald Whig
Louis IT
Emmerson
University of Winds
John I. Finley
New York—Fines
One Daily
W. HH. Williamson
United States
Turmey Haisht
Chicaro Tribune
A. Rahboin
Chatsworth Plaindeler
K. W. Murphy
University of Ilinois
White
L. M. Weod
Flora Journal Record
A. L. Raven
Alnois State Journal
A. A. Rahoin
L. W. Murphy
University of Ullinois
KF. Dertinger
Bushnell Record
Information
W. M. Hout
Champaign News-Gazette
A. T. Burrows
Urbana Courier
J. . Adams
W. A. Sholis
Dally Wink
C. Johnson
Don E. Chamberlain
United Press
Lois Smith and Louis Smith Holiday Box Mix-Up
Lois Smith in Argyle Apartments finds a holiday box with gifts and a letter for Louis Smith. The items trigger memories of shared moons and a past romance, ending with Lois confessing she knitted a tie and made candy long ago. The pair confront unresolved feelings as the scene closes.
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Lois Smith
Argyle Apts
Expressman
Lois
L. S
Louis
Feven
Louis Smith
Western Newspaper Union
Windmills Extend Water Pumping On Farms
Farmers increasingly use wind driven pumps to supply water for dairy and livestock. A barn storage tank stores water and heat prevents freezing, while small air pressure or gasoline powered systems supply home and outbuildings. Modern anti friction bearings and oiling reduce maintenance, allowing pumping in lighter winds and larger cylinder gains capacity, though oversized cylinders waste wind power.
Bacteria Can't Thrive in Cold Temperature
Milk spoils fastest when warm, says Prof J D Brew of Cornell. Bacteria in milk vary from thousands to millions per cubic centimeter, souring quicker with more bacteria. Cooling slows growth. at 60 degrees bacteria grow slowly, at 0 degrees growth is poor. Towns’ Prof Hamier reports high grade milk with few bacteria sours in .53 hours at 60 degrees, stays sweet 86 hours at 40 degrees, and over a month at 32 degrees.
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J. D. Brew
Cornell University
Haniier
Town
Salt Needed Daily for Dairy Cattle
Salt is essential for dairy cows and should be provided daily. The average need is about three quarters of an ounce per hundredweight of body weight, plus three quarters of an ounce for each 20 pounds of milk produced. Cows can have free access or salt can be mixed with grain feed. A practical plan is to mix one pound of salt per 100 pounds of grain.
Ice Cream Production Surges to 365 Million Gallons
The U S Department of Agriculture reports ice cream production rose to 365,448,000 gallons last year from 348,046,000 in 1928. With imports and exports negligible, all production is consumed. Per capita consumption reached three gallons, up from just over two gallons a decade ago.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Profitable dairying urges volume growth and feeding
Farmers emphasize that profitable cows yield high records and meat-producing stock grows quickly. Tests prove volume in production is key, and keeping animals in profit-making condition requires abundant succulent nourishment. Silos provide cheaper carbohydrate supply.
Lose fat in four weeks with Kruschen salts ad
Overweight readers are advised to cut pies pastries cake and candy for four weeks then reweigh. Diet tips include light potatoes rice butter cream sugar lean meats chicken fish salad vegetables fruit. Take half teaspoon Kruschen salts in hot water every morning before breakfast. a bottle lasts four weeks at drug stores.
First Jamestown settlers voyage ships named
Historic note recounts three vessels the Sarah Constant the Goodspeed and the Discovery delivering the first settlers to Jamestown establishing an English foothold in Virginia in 1607.
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Sarah Constant
Jamestown
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