Illinois retires 61 million in notes and sets guard shooting season
The state reports 61 050 000 anticipation notes retired with 1 000 000 against general revenue and 50 000 against the University of Haineis fund. Outstanding obligations total 23 760 000 including 10 860 000 from other funds and 12 500 000 for emergency unemployment relief. From June 18 to September 5 the Illinois National Guard outdoor small arms season is set with limited shooting due to budget, units to plan schedules locally. Automatic rifles machine rifles pistols and machine guns will be used.
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Oscar Nelson
University of Haineis Fund
University of Ilinois
First National Bank of Chicago
Illinois National Guard
Adjt
Carlos BE. Black
Illinois
Phillip R. Clarke
Chicago
Illinois Faces Grasshopper Outbreaks Across State
W P Flint warns central and north central Illinois may see moderate to heavy grasshopper infestations due to high egg counts from a mild late fall. The report ties insect pressure to ecological conditions across the region.
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Illinois
W. P. Flint
College of Agriculture, University of Illinois
Ilinois
Illinois drafts plan to boost crops amid corn borer talks
Illinois Agriculture College and the Illinois Natural History Survey report corn borer strains that resist infestation. Prison factories face market shortages ending some operations. The Illinois Supreme Court hears stockholder liability case and income tax arguments. Starved Rock event draws crowds. Illinois road expansion continues. severe storms damage several towns.
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Illinois
College of Agriculture, University of Ilinois
Mnois State Natural History Survey
Friends of the Court
Supreme Court
Illinois Agricultural Association
Mud Bath Misadventure in Paddy’s Pond
Paddy the Beaver observes Farmer Brown’s Boy and Buster Bear covered in mud after stings from Busy Bee. The bear bathes, washes off honey, then a breeze hints at the man smell from the boy, sending Buster toward the rushes where the Quack family hides.
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Paddy the Beaver
Paddy
Farmer Brown
Buster Bear
Quack
Addy
Buster
Bee
Beaver
T. W. Burgess
WNN
Two-Piece Summer Frock in Cochere Fabric
A hand crocheted effect woven mesh forms a two piece frock for a young lady's Summer wardrobe. The fabric's drape fullness in skirt and neckline is enhanced by its soft pliability known as cochere.
The Lord's Experiment Poem by Douglas Malloch 1932
A reflective verse contrasts divine experiment with human flaws. It imagines ideal human traits fused with nature’s permanence, noting time and worlds run true while humanity remains imperfect. The piece ends with a sober sense of ongoing moral striving.
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Man
Stara
Douglas Malloch
WNU
French Dishes and Salad Romaine in 1932 Guide
A 1932 Western Newspaper Union piece outlines chaux a la creme battering technique with buttermilk and lemon peel, then hollowed puffs filled with whipped cream or jelly. Boeuf a la Mode details vinegar marination, larding, breadcrumb stuffing, and slow braising with vegetables. Romaine salad prescribes onion rubbed bowl and a mustard pepper chive tarragon olive oil vinaigrette.
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Western Newspaper Union
Spring fashion blends two leathers for chic bags and shoes
In this season, designers pair two leathers to craft coordinated bags and shoes. The look emphasizes cohesion and modern elegance, making matching accessories a defining trend.
Notre Dame at Paris Noted for Gargoyles and Fountains
The article highlights Notre Dame in Paris famed for its gargoyles and historic drinking fountains. It emphasizes architectural features and the church’s decorative elements.
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Notre Dame
Paris
Posterity and playful definitions in exam snippets
A catalog of quirky lines explains posterity with examples and notes on language play. The piece mixes humorous phrases and misuses, while referencing a 1932 Buddha Pose illustration from Bell Syndicate via WNY Service.
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Buddha
Bell Syndicate
WNY
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Danville
Illnois
Dan L Sultan
War Department
Nelson
Oscar F. Carlstrom
Epsilon Sigma Omicron
Illinois Federation of Women's Clubs
American Library Association
Miners Library Extension Division
United States Bureau of Education
Library Extension Division
State Department of Public Health
Milton FE. Jones
Farm Bureau
Look County
Illinois Commission On Taxation and
Stateville
Jo- Het Penitentiaries
Henry C. Hillbag
Illinois Supreme Court
County Boards of Supervisors
Oscar FE. Carlstrom
Ine
DeWitt County
Morrison Hotel
John Wesley Gray
Illinois Republican State Central Committee
Illinois Women’s Republican Organization
Gray
Springfield
John Boyle
Starved Rock State Park
Ottawa
Starved Rock
Indiana
Iowa
Starved Rock Park
Thinois
John G. Millhouse
State Department of Mines and Minerals
Quincy
Mllinois
Macarick
Carthage
Keokuk
Burlington
Hef
Merced River
California
Yosemite Valley National Park
Girligaga
By Thornton W. Burgess
WNU Bervice
Lord’s
By Douglas Malloch
Henry
Bill Carts
University of Southern California
Carts
Kitty McKay
Nina, Wilcox Putnam
U. S. Route 101
San Francisco Peninsula
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