Illinois News Highlights Across State Events And Incidents
Fire destroys a large stock barn near Paris with over twenty pedigreed hogs cremated. Rock Island Moline businessmen seek to move Hedding College to Rock Island. State treasurer reports 1,099,306 turned into the treasury since Jan 10 1922. Chinch bugs prompt creosote barriers in Logan County fields. Better Babies conference slated for September 16. Cupo shooting leaves grocer Fred Nulte dead at home. suspect is his daughter Dulin. Dale mine manager Archie Ylulle dies in a gas explosion near Herrin. United Mine Workers urge restraint during coal strike amid farm harvesting concerns. Illinois coal operators call for law and order in Williamson County. National indus trial center bill and Great Lakes hospital plans announced. Plano’s Muramech Hill preservation discussed. Northwestern University supports early marriages with new dorm for married students. Boone county funds earmarked for tuberculosis eradication. Pekin theft prompts fire safety questions. many towns state road markers near Kankakee. Vir den miners receive tobacco packs from union funds. Chicago constitutional draft grants bond powers for subways. May fires cause 1 174 375 loss. Ottawa bridge project approved. Vermilion county urged alfalfa planting. Mrs. Len Small dies of apoplexy. Chicago Alton railroad train control orders issued. Illinois Supreme Court upholds prison term for William Bross Lloyd in anti government case. Apple crop estimates place barrels across three counties with strong prices. Macon county declines oil lease, awaiting successful wells. Belleville mill starts airplane freight service to several towns.
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Fred Baker
Paris
Rock Island
Moline
Hedding College
Abington
Logan County
State Department of Public Health
Fred Nulte
Cupo
Dulin
Archie Ylulle
Dale
Duncan Coal Company
Herrin
Hlinois
Frank Farrington
United Mine Workers of Illinois
City Water Works
Illinois
Williamson County
Ir F C Honnold
Witness Coal Operators’ Association
Tester
Camp Grant
Til
Represent Tive Poster
Ohio
Attornness
Daugherty
Veter PL Vota
Privers
Veetaw
Prion
Mirstimerh
Elang
Plino
Muramech Hill
Plano
Hliness Bankers
Wsseqalentu
St. Tous, Mae
Congress
Committee On Agricultural Development
War Finance Corporation
Iinels
Committee On Taxation
Northwestern University
Evanston
Charles M Stuart
Garrett Biblical Institute
Boone County Board of Supervisors
Boone County
Pekin
Southern Illnois Gas Company
Egypt
Southern Illinois
du Quoin
Freeport Fire Department
Chamber of Commerce
Kankakee
Virden
Union Treasuries
Chicago
Ottawa
War Department
Senate
House
Washington
Vermillion County
Arthur Lumtrick
Len Small
Governor Small
Waukegan
Leslie
Bud Small
A. E. Inglesh
Minois Commerce Commission
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Springfield
Illinois Supreme Court
William Bross Lloyd
Winnetka
United States
Communist Labor Party
Floyd FE. Thompson
Orrin N. Carter
Jersey
Calhoun
Macoupin
Isaac D. Sned
Macon County
Judiciary Committee
Belleville Milling Company
Freeburg
New Athens
Lenzburg
Mariesa
Tilden
Special Election on December 12 For Illinois Constitution
Illinois proposes a new constitution to voters at a special election December 12 with a January 15, 1925 effective date if approved. The plan rewrites rights, legislative apportionment, courts in Cook County, finance rules, and local government provisions.
Raspberry Culture Tips From USDA Bulletin No. 887
The United States Department of Agriculture provides guidance on planting raspberries in home gardens. Plant 50 to 100 bushes per average family, with spacing 6 to 8 feet between rows and 2 to 4 feet within rows depending on variety. Plant in early spring in the east, and during the rainy season on the Pacific coast. Maintain rich soil, loosened 10 to 12 inches deep, remove diseased tops, and prune to shape. Varieties include red Cuthbert King Rancre St. Regis. purple Cardinal Columbia Royal. black Gregg Cumberland Older Pearl.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Pacific Coast
Cuthbert
King and Rancre
St. Regis
Columbia
Gregg
Camberland
Rancre
Farmers’ Bulletin
Prevent Damage to Trees In Pruning for Fruit Yield
Advice on pruning around trees to protect fruit spurs and encourage fruit bearing wood. Emphasizes avoiding long bare branches and using waterspouts to start sturdy spurs and strong growth for larger yields.
Spraying Essential for Clean Orchard Fruit
The note asserts spraying is essential to prevent dirty fruit and maintain clean harvest. It emphasizes that without spraying, trees cannot produce safe fruit.
Neglect Costly for Fruit Trees and Unworked Corn
The article argues neglect leads to poor yields, noting fruit trees require care to outperform unworked corn. It emphasizes farm management and timely attention to crops to avoid losses.
Transplanted Tree Set Deeper Near Bureau Row
A note on planting details instructs placing the transplanted tree slightly deeper than its original depth near the Bureau Row area. The guidance emphasizes correct soil coverage to ensure stability and growth.
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