Dairy laws and a floating biological station headline Pringeton report
Resolutions from the State dairyman's Association urge funding for dairy and food laws and a dairy division in the Agriculture Department. They also back a national law to protect trade in local dairy goods and plan the next meeting in Galesburg. The Illinois Havana river station is a floating biology lab for University research with extensive facilities and boats. A courtroom anecdote contrasts garters with ornate wording, and a railroad tale notes boots rarely stay on. Harper's Bazaar previews spring fashion and society notes from Paris.
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Ely Cream Balm Proclaimed Best Cure For Catarrh
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Lacon Notes from Peoria Visit and Local Happenings
Lacon reports delays and visits with many names in Peoria and surrounding towns. Misses Hancock, Mrs Jud Ong, and Joseph Crayton are noted among others. local events include golf plans, tax lists, and a bridge incident. Conductor Layton recovers from a wreck. Hamilton Ward to serve as private secretary in Chicago. William Burlingame wed in Danville.
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J. Gaisford
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Joseph Crayton
Court House
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Chicago
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Local residents share visits and health updates
Mrs Hettie Mills returned from Chicago last Wednesday while Walter Griffith remains at home with mumps. Charles Mills returns from Decatur for a week’s vacation. Mr Hendricks hosted a Normal friend, Mr Long, over the weekend. A neighborly note mentions Sahin Yarisii Gay with Miss Webber of Lostant and Jay Winters visiting the Wierman boys. The Normal school group attended a young people’s meeting, and a neighborly telephone line between Abel Mills and Will and Perry Mills is planned. Charlie Mills is wiring the line. Pfeil Mille aided Rebecca’s move to Venona to keep house for Uncle John Taylor.
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Lostant
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Wierman Boys
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Lostant, Attended Our Young People's
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Dri trial pills advertised by H E Bucklen Co Chicago
Send your address to H. EB Bucklen & Co Chicago for a free sample box of Dri trial pills. They promise ease of action for constipation and sick headache and are useful for malaria and liver issues. The pills are vegetable and non deleterious, not weakening but toning stomach and bowels. Regular size five cents per box sold by Dr Powell. Also photograph envelopes advertised for mailing photos.
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Quick-Witted Exchanges and Humorous Questions
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Omaha Curfew Ordinance Enforced Despite Veto
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