Memory Lane Highlights Ten Years Ago
Ten years ago the community marked milestones including Miss Urla Meyer named D A R Good Citizenship student for 1928 29, anniversary celebrations for Mr and Mrs Henry Hoffman, and weddings for Miss Mary Long and Miss Betty Smith. Also noted were a Florida visit by local residents, a newborn granddaughter Yvonne, a midwestern blizzard, funeral for Mrs Charles Schilipp, Evelyn Rankin at Brown's College, and early rounds of Golden Gloves eliminations at the Recreation center.
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Urla Meyer
Iarry Meyer
D. A. R. Good Citizenship
Illinois turkey production up 15 percent in 1949
Illinois turkey growers expect to raise 1,129,000 birds in 1949, up from 982,000 in 1948. Sam Ridlen of the University of Illinois poultry extension notes Illinois ranked twelfth nationwide last year in turkey production.
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Illinois
Ilinois
Sam Ridlen
University of Illinois Poultry Xtension
Turkey production outlook cites 1947 parity with 1947 crop
Ridlen reports state output this year should match the 1947 crop while remaining 23 000 below the 1946 record turkey harvest. The 1941-45 average was 719 000, and the state’s gain contributes to a 25 percent national increase in turkey numbers.
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Turkey
Ridlen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henry Hoffman
Grace M. E. Parsonage
Pekin
Mary Long
Robert Btallings
Tobie
Betty Smith
Earl Zimmerman
Rev
D. H. Hartley
M. E. Parsonage
George Frederick
Elmer Mason
Flordia
Rey Runyon
Pepovich
Madison, Wisconsin
Yvonne
Midwest
Charles Schilipp
Green Valley Methodist Church
Evelyn Rankin
Brown's Business College
Peoria
Chicago
California
Lake Michigan
Trailer
Connie Hoppe
Ruth Geduldig
Evelyn Strom
Marjorie Adams
Yrill
Lake Front Navy Pier
Dolores Heft
Navy Pier
Canada
Mexico
Eleanor Roosevelt
Linda Brown
Washington
Arizona
Marcus Rudnick
Mesa Country
Grand Canyon
Audrey Lane
Madison Square Station
New York
N. Y
Ruth Church
Malco
Dinette
Stetson
China
Fredman’s Bros
Court St
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