Joliet Joliet Stockyards Rise From Chicago's Shadow
Eddie Collins reports on Joliet's transformation from a neglected truckyard into a thriving cattle market. After Chicago stockyards faltered, Joliet opened with rough facilities, added a 3% million dollar SBA loan, and rapid upgrades to pens and an exchange building. Traders and farmers collaborated, reshaping attitudes and logistics for high quality steers and dairy stock. The piece contrasts Joliet's cooperative spirit with Chicago’s past chaos, noting continued growth and optimistic outlook.
Former Nun to Be Army Officer
A 12 year old former nun has joined the Army in Cheyenne and will become a first lieutenant early next year. Peggy Karstoft will begin 18 weeks training at Ft McClellan in February and has a background including a bachelor's degree and time with the Sisters of Charity.
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