Illinois State News Roundup of Obits, Crimes and Public Works
Elder Rev R W Le aged 81 longtime moderator dies in Benton. Hironis shoe retailers in convention back INRA cooperation with a Washington message. Farmer Joe Flannigan 80 near Camp Grove hanged himself. Mining to resume Sept 15 at Moneaqua after December explosion killed 54. about 100 workers to be hired. Mattoon’s 99 year old Minerva Gunnell dies at home. Alfred Van Steenberg former Cook county commissioner dies at Lansing at age 80. Cook county highway patrols end dog racing at Homewood Park with state’s attorney office. Carter G Harrison 73 sworn in as Chicago internal revenue collector. Illinois female felon numbers rise in state and federal prisons. Wheaton man Jacob Arendt 81 killed by freight train. Belleville seeks $2 million federal loan for municipal water plant. Joshua d Esposito named federal public works engineer for Illinois. Elmer W Lester of Tuscola seriously injured in auto wreck. Milk sickness alert to Illinois farmers due to white snake root. Six people including August Luer Alton banker arraigned in Edwardsville court. Plaque for Melville E Stone birthplace dedicated at Hudson by Optimist club of Normal. L A Brophy AP editor attends dedicatory address. Sheriff William Ozburn Jackson co and deputies shoot and kill a negro sought in Sizemore slaying. Rock Island Bank and Trust to reopen under auditor plan with stock and deposit waivers. Prohibition enforcer Robert W Coyne takes charge in Chicago. Gus Simons demoted. B M Johnson installed as president of Illinois Moose association.
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R. W. le
Franklin County Baptist Association
Benton
Hironis Shoe Retailers
Peoria
INRA
Washington
Joe Flannigan
Camp Grove
Moneaqua
Minerva Gunnell
Mattoon
Alfred van Steenberg
Cook County
Lansing
Thornton Coursing Club
Homewood Park
Carter G. Harrison
Chicago
Collector of Internal Revenue
Bureau of Census
Illinois
Jacob Arendt
Wheaton
Chicago & North Western
Belleville
State Advisory Board
Public Works Administration
Joshua d Esposito
of Illinois
Interior
Harold Ickes
Elmer W Lester
Tuscola
Walter W. McLaughlin
State Department of Agriculture
August Luer
Alton Banker
Edwardsville
Lillian Chessen
Charles Chessen
East Alton
K. EL
Hudson
Associated Press
Utnois
Optimist Club of Normal
Joe Brenson
Rock Island Bank and Trust Company
Edward J. Barrett
Ilinois
G. Herbert Pemberton
Robert W. Coyne
John S. Hurley
Division of Investigation
Department of Justice
Gus Simons
Coyne
B. M. Johnson
Greater Chicago Lodge
No. 3
Ilinois Moose Association
Rock Island
Reinforcing Learning Through Active Review and Association
The piece explains that repetition alone does not build knowledge. A child must use an idea in varied forms and contexts. A review should add new associations and sights to the old idea to deepen understanding and interest.
Embracing Rainy Saturdays for Children’s Fun
A guide urging parents to adapt to rainy days with indoor or sheltered activities. It boosts imagination and resilience, noting weather’s beauty and the health of children. Advice favors flexible plans, using indoor adventures or proper gear, and avoiding fear of rain. Weather is something to master and enjoy.
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Bell Syndicate
WHNU
Wallaces hog plan sparks rush to market in 1933 push
Secretary Wallace's plan to buy pigs and sows at premium prices to curb next year's surplus sets markets buzzing. Farmers rush stock as 4,000,000 pigs and 1,000,000 sows may be bought, with premiums varying by weight and four dollars per sow. The program aims to reduce marketing by 12 to 16 percent and lift hog prices 25 to 35 percent, while urging birth-control and corn-acreage cuts to stabilize supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Farrow
Chicago
John Q
Mr. Wallace
America
United States
Roosevelt
Migrations in World History and Israelite Herds
The piece compares Israelite exodus wanderings with other great migrations across Eurasia and into Europe, emphasizing cattle herds as central to sustenance and mobility. It notes pastoral regions, Bashan bulls, and wild aurochs versus domesticated cattle, linking ancient routes to broader global migrations as chronicled in history.
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Egypt
Red Sea
Promised Land
Elim
Marah
Arabian Desert
Moses
Caspian
Black Sea
Lower
Asia
Europe
Hungary
Danubian
Russia
Manchuria
China
Jordan
Moab
Midian
Gilead
Bashan
Israel
Euphrates
India
Africa
Esdraelon
Dead Sea
Montreal Herald
First and Last Record in Circling the Globe
Pathfinders traced globe circling from Columbus to Post and Gutty, noting key milestones and the evolving records. From Columbus to Del Cano, Drake, Cavendish, and Elizabeth Cochran, the chronicle tracks days and advances, highlighting Mears, Fitzmaurice, Evans, Wells, and the final solo by Wiley Post with dramatic time reductions.
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Wiley Post
Columbus
East Indies
Bahamas
del Cano
Drake
Cavendish
Elizabeth Cochrane
Train
Fitzmaurice
Mears
Evans and Wells
Mears and Collyer
Post
Gutty
Pathfinder Magazine
Misunderstood desires and moral misjudgments
A reflective quote attributes much evil to ignorance of personal enjoys and motives. It suggests people misperceive money, generosity, and virtue, believing they favor wealth or wrongdoing when they may not. The passage notes few realize true goodness and most assume they enjoy evil, a view framed by Ruskin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ruskin
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State News
William Bruckart Dee
State Department
Naval Observatory
State Building
Western Newspaper Union
Mee Ube
Cuticura Laboratories
Malden, Mage
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