State Milk Quality Reports Urged to Board of Health
A local resident recommends adopting a Maine New York and Massachusetts style biweekly dairy milk bacteriological report system. The plan would compel municipalities to publish in local papers the sanitary status of each registered dairyman's milk, marking safe unsafe or dangerous based on bacteria counts. Authorities view the suggestion as worthy of consideration.
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Board of Health
Maine
New York
Massachusetts
Elva Rice Heads to Columbus and New Mexico Visit
Elva Mrs Eva Rice left for Columbus where she will visit her son Ralph Rice for a month. From there she will go to New Mexico to visit her sister Mrs Fanny Givens. Mrs Martin Mihm of Chicago is visiting friends in Afton this week. Leonard Wheeler hauled hogs to Chicago Thursday. Martin Donnelly is on the sick list this week. Royal Neighbors held a sting in M W of A hall Wednesday. Mr M Donnely and Mrs L Walker were DeKalb shoppers. Mrs B S Keiser and son Cl ence, Mrs Vera Johnson and Mc Dugless of DeKalb visited at the S S Wheeler home Tuesday. Mr and Mrs B Hanson visited at the Fred Reynolds home north of Sycamore Sunday.
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Elva
Eva Rice
Columbus
Ralph Rice
New Mexico
Fanny Givens
Martin Mihm
Chicago
Afton
Leonard Wheeler
Martin Donnelly
M. W
A. Hall
M. Donnely
L. Walker
DeKalb
B. S. Keiser
Clence
Vera Johnson
Mc Dugless
S.S
Wheat and grain prices listed in midwest market page
Market sheet shows Wheat at 44, Corn 82, Oats 51, with 11g Chec. and 1.18 percent MIT readings. Barley and No 1 hard red wheat noted as descriptors, along with miscellaneous cash close figures and grade identifiers.
Grain Letter Signals Wheat and Corn Push Higher
Grain letter notes wheat and corn advancing to new highs amid Winnipeg setback and favorable June 1 crop conditions in Germany. Domestic news mixed as foreign buying appears to absorb futures while cash markets rise. Oats pressured by weather but overall grain outlook remains strong with a possible setback seen as buying opportunity. Stock letter describes irregular trading with profit taking and optimism in steel, noting continued market activity.
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Lemson Bros
Winnipeg
Department of Agriculture
Germany
Tivesol
Erai
St. Louis
Witenes Tat
Mississippi River
Lamson Bros. & Co
Will Work On Farm As Part of Vacation
John Stewart, victimized by two highwaymen last Friday night, found work on a Sycamore area farm aided by local residents. After losing money and belongings, he borrowed gas, traveled to DeKalb, and then to Sycamore where he was helped with clothes and a job on the Will Whipple farm, planning to work months or return home depending on weather. The article notes a court decision by Judge Carter reversing a circuit court ruling in a separate case and references attorney John Faissler seeking a rehearing.
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John Stewart
Sycamore
Stewart
DeKalb
Will Whipple
Charlotte
Supreme Court
Carter
Circuit Court
John Faissler
Wilbett
Tourt
Record Tax Sale at Court House Draws Large Amount
Taxpayers in DeKalb county reduced delinquent sums as more than 8000 of unpaid taxes and penalties were cleared before 10:30 am during a Monday sale at the court house. The event, covering general taxes special assessments and year end lists, marked the largest tax sale in the county in five years despite late payments. County Treasurer Decker had pushed for early settlement, with penalties added since April 15.
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Court House
Decker
DeKalb County
Picnic plan at Kingston by Izaak Walton league
Kingston park hosts next Sunday big picnic organized by Izaak Walton league members who aim to welcome all visitors with baskets of sandwiches. Dilg may attend and speak. league credit rises after Upper Mississippi bill. Free coffee and planned outdoor entertainment to accommodate many attendees.
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Kingston Sycamore
Izaak Walton League
Beavers
Kingston Park
Kingston
Dilg
United States
League
Arrives Here After Drive from Michigan
Bessie Mason reached her parents home last evening after a 600 mile trip from Hibbing Michigan. She started Friday morning and has driven steadily since departing. C O Mason, son of the family, is spending a two week vacation from duties in Chicago at the Mason home.
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Bessie Mason
H. B. Mason
Hibbing
Mich
Wisconsin
Miss Mason
C. O. Mason
Chicago
Mason
Decision of Circuit Court Is Affirmed
The supreme court upholds the circuit court ruling in Cobb et al v Willret over a land purchase from Cobb and Kelly. The land’s title defect led to the case heard before Judge Slusser, who barred specific enforcement of the contract. the decision stands affirmed on appeal.
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Sycamore
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Cobb Et al
Willrett
Willret
Cobb and
Parochial School Contract Awarded in Sycamore
The letting for a large parochial school building tied to St Marys Catholic church has been awarded to W H Wiley of Chicago for 31000. The two story brick structure with high basement will serve as classrooms a home for nuns and utility space and is expected to exceed 40000 in total cost before occupancy.
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St. Mary's Catholic Church
Sycamore
W. H. Wiley
Chicago
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Cffic
Great Ithern Battin & Ohio
Atchison - W
Studebal
Willys Overland
Chandier Motors Dha OU India
N. J
Pete Phillips
Sinclair AY
Swift Co. I
Yellow xi
Ynais
Montgomery Ward
Davison ‘Chemical
Durant
Sycamore News
the Chronicle
Floyd Burdette
Edward Street
Michigan
Hart
Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Chan
Piscuu
Anderson Brothers
DeKalb, Illinois
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