Sealed Corn and Money Taxable Says Attorney General
Olinois farmers face higher personal property taxes as Kerner advises both sealed corn and government loan money are taxable. Notes hold title to corn and loans, with exemptions possible but undefined. With 61 million bushels sealed and loans at 45 cents, estimated taxes total about 69,200, not including livestock, amid corn crop concerns and hog plan outcomes.
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Olinoia
Olinois
Kerner
Bureau County
Corp
Illinois
Amendment to Malt Beverage Ordinance Read
A proposed amendment defines Malt Beverage as beer lager ale porter or similar malt liquor with alcohol by weight between one half percent and eleven percent and to conform with state law governing retail sale of alcoholic beverages.
Circus Day May 15 Comes to Peoria with Great Wagenbeck-Wallace Show
The Great Wagenbeck-Wallace Circus, one of America's two largest, will parade the streets at 11 a.m. on May 15 in Peoria marking the day's inaugural event. A three-train, two-mile parade precedes a full program featuring Clyde Beatty with lions and tigers, and a roster of 600 performers including the Cristian Troupe, Codonza and Alfredo, Bombayo, and more. The article notes the display's gigantic, new features and promises a world of thrills.
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America
Peoria
Clyde Beatty
Forry
Tigerrz
Europe
Alfredo
Bombayo
India
Peoria County Corn Hog Program Urges Saving Sale Slips
Wyatt Ashbaugh and Wyatt Rashbaugh urge 1625 Peoria County corn hog contract signers to save all sale slips receipts statements of purchases by livestock buyers and related documents for ten months. Compliance evidence will be needed before February 1 1935 when final hog benefit payments are made. A special AAA farm record book aids keeping up to date but extra sales and purchase statements should be saved as well.
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Peoria County
Wyatt Rashbaugh
Corn-Hog Control Association
AAA
Extension Service
College of Agriculture, University of
Ashbaugh
Students Earn High Grades At Local High School
The school reports indicate many students achieved grades of 90 or better across subjects. A list shows four with A grades including Raymond Gessell Barbara Johnson and others with three As such as Mildred Dell Bertha Schulthes Walliam Archibald Beth Pullen Katherine Talmage, and two As for Lenora Ekena Edith German Laterne Reicheneber Leland Whittaker Richard Pacey, plus a long roster earning one or more A grades.
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Mildred Dell
Bertha Schulthes Walliam Archibald
Ken
Beth Pullen
Katherine Talmage
A's
Lenora Ekena
Edith German
Laterne Reicheneber
Leland Whittaker
Richard Pacey
Glasford contest results and upcoming athletic meet announced
In Glasford last Monday Thelma DeVries of Srimfield high took second place in the High School literary contest while the Srimfield chorus tied Glasford for fourth. The annual grade and high school athletic meet will be at Chillico next Tuesday evening May 15 under baseball flood lights as local boys practice aiming for a strong showing. Junior and senior girls from the local high school visited Knox College Friday for extracurricular events. accompanying faculty member Ada Saddler and Miss Henrietta Mmemler, the party included Bernice and Ruth Bragg, Bernice Parcell, Biity Scholthes, Helen Clark, Barbara Johnson, Catherine Carroll, Kathryn Maher, Edith German, and Carrie Coon. The top seniors by averages are Helen Clark with 94.85 as valedictorian, Bernice Bragg with 92.5 as salutatorian, and Berenice Miller. Grade school pupils with 90-plus averages include Thomas Day, Donald Hayes, Earrene Reinhart, Jack Welsh, Gwyneth Dangan, Frederick Johnson. Other 90-plus averages include Charles Carnon, Curtis Beents, Betty Cason, Robert Dungan, Bernard Stutler, Eloise Savage, Gale Foster, Romana McMonough, Bernadine Ashley Garland Soll eoberger, Beatrice McCartney, JoAnn Kingdon, Jean Marie Sloan, Bellaway Carton, Barbara June Riggs, Doris Jean Collins, Ruth Maherah Carne, Leonard Baysinger, William King.”
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Chillico
Teo
Knox College
Misa Ada Saddler
Henrietta Mmemler
Bernice
Ruth Bragg
Bernice Parcell Biity Scholthes
Helen Clark
Barbara Johnson
Catherine Carroll
Kathryn Maher
Edith German
Carrie Coon
Charles Carnon
Curtis Beents
Betty Cason
Robert Dungan
Bernard Stutler
Eloise Savage
Gale Foster
Romana McMonough
Bernadine
Ashley Garland
Solleoberger
Beatrice McCartney
JoAnn Kingdon
Jean Marie Sloan
Bellaway Carton
Barbara June Riggs
Doris Jean Collins
Savage
Ruth Maherah Carne
Leonard Baysinger
William Kingaon
Community Events and Local Visits Highlight a Week
Community notes recount Friday visits to W E Carters and Mrs Hattie Perrill plus Friday shopping in Peoria by the Melva Clesson family. Robah Oakes expects to return May 14 for a two week vacation from Chicago. A slate of church, 4-H, and school activities fills the week with multiple calls, concerts, and upcoming meetings at Freech Grove Church and the Laura Winners 4-H club.
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Hattie Perrill
Angus Moore
Melva Clesson
Peoria
Robah Oakes
Chicago
The
Improvement and Missionary Society
Freech Grove
Angelse
Chease
New Plan for Raising Funds For Brimfield Cemetery
The Cemetery Association plans to skip Decoration Day supper this year and have solicitors visit all interested households before Dec oration Day to collect cash donations equal to the supper proceeds.
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Brimfield Cemetery
Cemetery Association
Brimfield Village Board Orders Alley Driving Ban After Midnight
The Board of Trustees of Brimfield orders all drivers of cars and trucks to refrain from driving in alleys after midnight.
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Board of Trustees
L of Brimfield
Perach
Grimisid
Iicois
W R Johnson Celebrates Eighty Second Birthday
W R Johnson celebrated his eighty second birthday on Friday May 4. He was guest of honor at a family dinner hosted at D B Johnson's home. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Frank Guest and Gertrone of Maywood and Arber Johnson from the University of Illinois.
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R. Johnson
D. B. Johnson
Mra
Frank Guest
Gertrone
Maywood
Arber Johnson
University of Ilinois
Fire Company Meeting Urgently Called
Urgent notice for all members to attend the Fire Company meeting scheduled Tuesday evening May 15.
Local Social Roundup Highlights Visits and Dinners
Mrs. Harold McNay spent Monday in Yates City with her mother Mrs. Maude Holmes. Mr and Mrs. Frank Sehlink and George Schlink of Peoria dined with Mrs. Barbara Reinhart at her son Henry Reinhart's home. About fifty five attended a Maple Grove school closing picnic with married men teaching unmarried men to play baseball and a festive picnic dinner. Better order seats for this year’s pageantry.
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Lester Reed
Clarence Nellenger
Peoria
Wm. Reed
Harold McNay
Yates City
Maude Holmes
Frank Sehlink
George Schlink
Barbara Reinhart
Henry Reinhart
Maple Grove
Edna Utterbach Rites Held for Mrs Thomas Utterbach
Funeral services were conducted at the Lutheran Church for Edna Irene Hanselbacher Utterbach born May 12 1904 baptized June 2 1904 and married November 17 1926 to Thomas Utterbach. She leaves husband two sons Raymond Frederick and John William, parents Mr and Mrs John Hanselbacher, two brothers Earl and Lawrence, grandparents Mr and Mrs Ludwig Hasselbacher, and many aunts and uncles.
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Lutheran Church
Mra
Thomas Utterbach
Henry Traub
Edna Irene Hanselbacher
Thomas Utterback
Totsunan
Raymond Frederick
John William
John Hasselbacher
Earl
Lawrence
Ludwig Hasselbacher
Thanking Friends in Time of Sorrow
A note of gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness during a period of sorrow. Mentioned are Tom Utterback and children, Mr. and Mrs. John Hasselbacher, and W. A. Uuervack.
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W. M. Carter
Gladys
Fur
Baby Pauline Lois Wyman Grave Service Held
A short service was held at the Brimfield Cemetery on Tuesday afternoon for Pauline Lois Wyman, one of twins born to Fred and Mabel Catton Wyman on Monday, May 1924, at Proctor Hospital. Rev. Thomas Spencer officiated.
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Brimfield
Pauline Lois
Fred
Mabel Catton Wyman
Proctor Hospital
Why Legislators Vote Not Recorded
Representative Clarence P. Sxtt used influence to oppose diverting gas tax funds for schools and voted against the bill on every roll call. The first roll call recorded Scott as no and defeated the measure. An emergency clause later passed 77 votes after amendment, with Scott again voting no but a clerical error left him credited as not voting until corrected the next morning.
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Clarence P. Sx.tt
House Journal
Scott
Call
House
The
Peorian Star
Laura Winners 4H Club Meeting Highlights May 4
The Laura Winners 4 H club met at Charien Jaques home on Friday evening May 4. Talks covered pig ration and gift selection and feeding calls. Games and music followed with Emma Jaques as club reporter. All legionnaires invited to May 10 meeting at the club room.
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Laura Winners
Charien Jaques
Robah Kellogg
Emma Jaques
Picnic After Meeting Promises Weiner Roast
RNA Attention calls a May 16 meeting with plans to picnic afterward. The note mentions a weiner roast and other items. Also referenced are a runaway train chase and a heroic railroad crew actor retold in Chicago Herald Examiner, with a future feature next Sunday.
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Chicago Herald
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