Illinois Retires 61 Million Anticipation Notes
The state reports retiring 61 050 000 of anticipation notes per a report from State Auditor Oscar Nelson. Of the total 1 000 000 backs general revenue and 50 000 backs the University of Haineis fund. Retirement leaves outstanding obligations of 23 760 000 divided as 10 860 000 borrowed against other funds 400 000 revenue notes for the University of Illinois fund bought by First National Bank of Chicago and 12 500 000 notes for emergency unemployment relief. Outdoor small arms practice season for Illinois National Guard June 18 to September 5 announced by Adjt Gen Carlos B K Black. Shooting limited by funds with emphasis on first year men. Scheduling by local units. Weapons include automatic rifles machine rifles pistols and machine guns.
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Oscar Nelson
University of Haineis Fund
University of Ilinois
First National Bank of Chicago
Illinois National Guard
Adjt
Carlos BK. Black
Illinois Faces Grasshoppers Threat and Policy Moves
Entomologist W P Flint warns Illinois may see central and north central grasshopper outbreaks due to mild fall eggs. Other items note a Danville court upholding a truck length law, War Dept waterway jobs aiding 10,000 workers, state banks barred from selling insurance, Gamma chapter Epsilon Sigma Omicron formed, malaria cases up from last year, Illinois State Fair premium list ready, and Look County consolidation planning by an Illinois tax commission subcommittee.
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Illinois
W. P. Flint
College of Agriculture
University of Illinois
Ilinois
Illinois Faces Corn Borer Tests And Prison Labor Shifts
The Illinois College of Agriculture and University of Illinois experiments show corn strains resisting borers, while Stateville and Joliet prisons close temporarily for market and fund shortages. Court actions involve stockholder liability, state income tax, and relief notes totaling over 11 million dollars.
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Ilinois
College of Agriculture, University of
Mud Covered Mischief Sparks Pond Chase
Paddy the Beaver hides as Farmer Brown's Boy and Buster Bear roll in mud to ease bee stings. Buster slips into the pond for a wash, then senses the man smell from Farmer Brown's Boy and heads toward the rushes where Paddy and the Quack family hide, prompting a hasty escape.
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Paddy the Beaver
Paddy
Farmer Brown
Buster Bear
Quack
Addy
Buster Benor
Buster
Bee
Beaver
T. W. Burgess
WNU Bervice
Two-Piece Summer Frock in Cochere Mesh Mock Crochet
A young lady’s summer wardrobe features a two piece frock crafted from woven mesh with a hand crocheted look. The design emphasizes easy drape and fullness in the skirt and neckline, enhanced by the fabric’s soft pliability known as cochere.
The Lord's Experiment A Poem by Douglas Malloch
A 1932 poem from Douglas Malloch reflects on mankind as a flawed creature despite nature's perfect order. It contrasts human faults with the unerring cycles of seasons and celestial systems, praising ideal traits yet noting humanity's persistent failures.
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Man
Stara
Douglas Malloch
WNU
French Dishes and Salad Romaine from 1932
Culinary notes describe Chaux a la Creme batter for fritters, Boeuf a la Mode with spiced vinegar, lard, and vegetable accompaniments, and a Romaine salad with a garlic onion rub and herb dressing. The instructions include frying batter drops and assembling a cream filling, plus a tip to use jelly instead of cream.
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Western Newspaper Union
Smart two‑tone leathers define spring shoes and bags
In this spring trend two leathers are blended for chic footwear and handbags. Matching bags and shoes are gaining popularity as a smart, coordinated look.
Notre Dame at Paris Noted for Gargoyles and Fountains
A brief item highlights Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, drawing attention to its gargoyles and drinking fountains as distinctive features of the historic structure.
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Notre Dame
Paris
Posterity and word humor from old exam notes
A quirky snippet lists humorous definitions and examples of posterity with mismatched usages. It includes notions of a compliment and momentum and ends with a note on Buddha worship in a 1932 Bell Syndicate feature.
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Buddha
Bell Syndicate
WNY
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Dan L Sultan
War Department
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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
Tlinois
Milton FE. Jones
Farm Bureau
Look County
Illinois Commission On Taxation and
Stateville
Jo- Het Penitentiaries
Henry C. Hill Hag
Chicago
Illinois Supreme Court
Friends of the Court
Supreme Court
Illinois Agricultural Association
Phillip R. Clarke
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
Illinois River
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
Lord’s
By Douglas Malloch
Henry
Bill Carts
University of Southern California
Carts
Kitty McKay
Nina, Wilcox Putnam
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