Meat inspection provision revised for Roosevelt views
Washington June 18 The house committee of agriculture authorized Chairman Wadsworth and Colorado Rep Brooks to amend the meat inspection provision of the agricultural bill to meet President Roosevelt's views. The measure will be sent to the president by Speaker Cannon. The committee plans accept no presidential suggestion beyond their wishes and there is no objection to dropping the court review provision as proposed by the president.
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Washington
House Committee of Agriculture
Wadsworth
Representative Brooks
Colorado
Roosevelt
Cannon
Hill
Illinois Thunderstorms Tonight and Tuesday
The report notes thunderstorms sweeping Illinois tonight and into Tuesday. Sunrise was 4 23 a m and sunset 7 39 p m. No further details on timing or location are provided.
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Chicago
Tllinois
Market closes mixed as grains flat and livestock slip
Chicago June market report shows July wheat at 82 3/4, July corn 62 1/2, July oats 40 3/4 with pork 17.05 lard 8.30 and ribs 9.40. Union stock yards cattle 43,000 head, lower, beef averages 4.00 to 6.00. hogs 45,000, strong to 5 higher with mixed butcher 46.70 and good heavy 36.60 to 46.70. sheep 20,000, strong at 4.60 to 6.15.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Union Stock Yards
Boys to Trek 400 Miles to Wisconsin Camps
Twelve or fifteen boys from the Y.M.C.A. will depart Thursday morning for a three week hike to the Wisconsin area. They will travel to the Dells Kilbourn La Crosse and Dubuque by land and river. The return trip includes a Galena camp and the secretary H B Steele will accompany the group.
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Y.M. CG. A
Wilds
Wisconsin
Kilbourn
la Crosse
Galena
H. B. Steele
Boys’ Department
Buggy Axel Break Frights Miss Myrtle Smith on South Galena
Miss Myrtle Smith daughter of W C Smith of 244 Oak Street was riding when an axle broke. The buggy frightened her horse causing it to run away and throw her to the pavement on South Galena Avenue, resulting in numerous bruises and a severe shaking up.
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Myrtle Smith
Daugher
W.c.smith
Oak Street
Galena Avenue
Stephenson County GOP Plans July Meeting for Primary and Conventions
The Stephenson County Republican Central committee will meet on July 2 to arrange the county primaries fixed by law for August 4. The group will discuss plans for representation at the congressional convention and meets within the next week to set its course.
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Stephenson County
Republican Central Committee
Arange
Eagles to Attend Funeral for James K. Coleman
Members of the Eagles are asked to meet at their hall at 8:30 tomorrow for transportation to the funeral of the late James K. Coleman, to be held at Coleman.
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The
Eagles
James K. Coleman
Coleman
Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Delightful Effects
Promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea at 85 cents with its uplifting, inspiring charm. Mentions Tea or Tablets by Joseph Emmert and frames grooming as enhancing a woman's appearance and mood.
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Hollister
Joseph Emmert
Sugar sale limited to twenty two pounds for one dollar
The Union Pacific Tea Co offers a short term deal selling twenty two pounds of fine cane granulated sugar for $1.00. Listed as a leading tea coffee spice and baking powder dealer, contact via New phone 19 at 79 Stephenson Street.
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Union Pacific Tea Co
Stephenson Street
Late shoppers urged to visit E and W shoe department
Reading from a brief public notice, shoppers who were not waited on Saturday night can return tonight as the store remains open until 9:60 o'clock. The notice calls for customers to complete their trading.
Freeport Gas Light & Coke Special Sale on Gras House Coke
The Freeport Gas Light and Coke Company announces a special sale of Gras House Coke for winter use. Customers may take coke as needed and pay when collected. Orders should be placed at ak : 6-13d lw.
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Freeport Gas Light & Coke Company
Railroad Conductor James K Coleman killed in Wallace yards
James K Coleman Illinois Central conductor died early Sunday in Wallace yards when he was crushed between a caboose and a passenger coach. An inquest found death instantaneous from chest injuries. Coleman, a popular railroad man, had been on his way to Rockford to take charge of an excursion train.
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James K. Coleman
Chicago
Illinois Central Railroad
Wallace Yards
Wallace
Coleman
Illinois Central
Rockford
Forest City
Freeport
Cotemian
James McCoy
Walter M. Alvord
No. 2
Mr. Coleman
Alvord
Westimony
H. C. Simpson
Bila Coleman
Simpson
Clark
Oldris
James Aylward
Sioux City
Spur No. 2
Aylward
Dr. Fair
Fair
Henry Tegeler
Chas. C. Curtis
North
Brandville
N. Y
Cole- Man
Bessie Walsh
Dubuque
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Exchange Spreet
James K
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C W. Harden
John Bauschér
T. H. Hollister
Chas. F. Nieman
George Brokhausen
Fred J. Young
Yardmaster
Mr. Knowlton
West
Co. D. Knowlton
C. H. Little & Co
Stephenson &J
Galena Ave
Chmiot YY
AHL Pfeiffer Clothier
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F. Jungkunz
Ugs
Stephe Son
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