RICKETT GRAIN & FEED CO. promotes weekly Manila area hammermill service
Complete line of Arcner Quality and Swift's mixed feeds and feed ingredients offered. Direct car lot shipments provide best prices. Portable hammermill operates in Manila area every Thursday. Call for economical efficient service. Forest City Tl phone 14.
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Swift
Manila
Rickett Grain & Feed CO
Forest City, Tl
Garden Plowing by the Hour Offered
Advertisement notes hourly garden plowing service with contact at the Express Office mentioning Bob Bilyeu.
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Bob Bilyeu
For Sale Cow Peas 85 Percent Brabham
Advertisement lists cow peas for sale at 85 percent Brabham and a price of $2.75 per bushel.
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Brabham
For Sale My Home in East Part of Town
For sale a five room and bath home with a two stall garage on two lots. Possession in 80 days. John Waldon Manito Tl 42c tf
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John Waldon
Manito
Fire destroys meat house and workshop at Proehl home
The Manito fire department was called to the Spring Lake country home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Proehl Tuesday morning when Mrs. Proehl discovered a fire in the meat house. The flames spread to the workshop, destroying both buildings and their contents before help could arrive. Mrs. Proehl sustained facial and arm injuries while attempting to rescue tools and was treated by Dr. Sparks.
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Manito
Ed Proehl
Spring Lake
Local Steak Fry Brings Palmer and Wilson Families Together
Mr and Mrs Ernest Palmer Mrs Eva Wilson and Walter Black attended a steak fry Wednesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Lyle Palmer in Spring Lake.
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Ernest Palmer
Eva Wilson
Walter Black
Lyle Palmer
Spring Lake
Illinois considers extending Retailers' Occupation Tax to exempt occupations
The Illinois State Revenue Laws Commission led by Senator Merritt J. Little proposes bills to tax previously exempt occupations. Proposals include 2 percent tax on special order services and repairs, plus taxation of construction contractors. Supporters include the Illinois Federation of Retail Associations and Taxpayers' Federation of Illinois. Courts previously exempted these occupations, narrowing the tax base.
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State Revenue Laws Commission
Merritt J. Little
Illinois Federation of Retail Associations
Joe Meek
Taxpayers’ Federation of Illinois
Illinois Taxes Face 2 or 3 Percent Retailers’ Occupation Tax Issue
The piece notes a possible expansion of the Retailers' Occupation Tax base and a jump from 2 percent to 3 percent or new taxes as Governor Stevenson trims $1.66 billion in spending. It flags the General Assembly debate over extending the tax to occupations currently exempted and the housing construction costs.
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Stevenson
General Assembly
Illinois
Eastern breakfast at the Johnson home Sunday
Mrs. Charles Johnson and son Charles Arvin hosted an Eastern breakfast with guests Mr. and Mrs. Jess Boice of Peoria, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Kerr, Mrs. Eva Wilson, and the Johnsons. Also, Mr. and Mrs. James Hoerr and Mary Louise Hoerr of Pekin visited Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Beebe Sunday evening. WANTED More Subscribers to the Manito Community Express.
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Charles Johnson
Charles Arvin
Jess Boice
Peoria
Ernest Palmer
W. L. Kerr
Eva Wilson
Johnson
James Hoerr
Mary Louise Hoerr
Pekin
Alonzo Beebe
The
Manito Community Express
Illinois Governor signs emergency road fund bill for 1949 program
Governor Stevenson signs fifteen million dollar emergency appropriation from the road fund to the Department of Public Works and Buildings to push the 1949 road program. Bids will be called in 25 to 30 counties as $21 million in carryover projects resume.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
Department of Public Works and Buildings
Charles P. Casey
Illinois
Illinois coal miner named new Orient mine manager
The piece notes Eadie, interim appointee after Director James W. Starks death, now mine manager at New Orient mine No. 2 in West Frankfort. He has twenty one years with the mine after earlier mining in Springfield and Johnston City.
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Llinois
James W. Starks
Eadie
New Orient
West Frankfort
Springfield
Johnston City
Pere Marquette State Park
Jersey County
Illinois
Mississippi
Jacques Marquette
Illinois 1948 deaths dominated by heart disease
Heart disease led all deaths in Illinois in 1948, accounting for more than one third of mortality. Cancer ranked second, followed by cerebral hemorrhage, accidents, nephritis, diabetes, influenza and pneumonia, tuberculosis, premature birth, and arteriosclerosis. No scarlet fever or smallpox deaths were recorded, while tuberculosis mortality declined to 30.1 per 100 000.
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Illinois
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