New Farm Animal Laws Brought in 1953 Illinois Statutes
Illinois 1953 laws update farm animal and dog rules. Indemnity for poultry and slaughtered sheep caps. estray ownership after a year. heated garbage for swine. license for live poultry dealers with stricter penalties. Rabies Control Act mandates dog inoculation, tagging, and county rabies inspector oversight.
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Finais
State Department of Agriculture
County Board of Supervisors
Department of Agriculture
Daily ad page ramble shows big sales and finance pitches
A narrator rhapsodizes over ads in a daily paper offering 54 Fordolers for 100 down and five weekly, a Hugh Owus Finance plan with no co signers or collateral, and a quirky 50 cent a day for 36 months left handed food chopper. Openings for consultants hype aggressive advertising dreams.
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Hugh Owus
Federal program urged to curb rabies nationwide
Dr. R. E. Witter of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine says a uniform federal rabies control program is essential and notes other countries have adopted such plans. Illinois counties must appoint a licensed veterinarian as rabies inspector to vaccinate dogs annually, with the first vaccination due by June 1, 1954. Unvaccinated dogs face confinement, possible disposal, and owners may be fined. clinics are in Sterling, Rock Falls, Joliet, Paris, Carmi and Jacksonville. The state can quarantine areas if an outbreak threatens.
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R. E. Witter
University of Hlindis College
Veterinary Medicine
Jhdave
Clinoly General Assembly
Witter
Sterling
Rock Falls
Joliet
Paria
Carmi
Jacksonville
State Department, of Agriculture
New Year Party Hosts Share Games and Refreshments
Layman and Leda Davison hosted a New Years Eve party with guests Sharon Parcel Wanda Slagley Leona Gates June Kenderdinne Mrs Lucille Wernz Robert Moorecraft Jack Thompson David Murphy Charles Kenderdine Robert Donnie Gates and the hosts. Fragments note a January 1 wedding and a Paris Hospital birth along with local visiting.
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Rita
Lee
Pamela
Kenderdine
Mother
Ps Layman
Leda Davison
Sharon Parcel
Wanda _Slagley
Leona Gates
June Kenderdinne
Lucille Wernz
Robert Moorecraft
Jack Thompson
David Murphy
Charles Kenderdine
Robert
Donnie Gates
Janet Louise’ Buckner
Martinsville
Grendle Staley
Annapolis
Garnet Cornwell
Melrose
Paris
Mary Ann
Leo
Pete
Knoblitt
Douglas
Robinson
Leo Green
Community gathering and school events near Terre Haute
Sunday event at Old No 6 School brought a crowd with music plays and refreshments. Liberty School hosted a pot luck last Friday with attendees including Mrs Esther Cornwell family and neighbors.
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Terre Haute
D Core Nine
George Lee
Lawta
Melrose
Finnerales
Esther
Cornwel Weat Union
Local social notices cite funerals and weddings in region
The fragmentary report lists attendees at a funeral on Saturday afternoon for Mrs Mary E. Strohmiat of West Union and a wedding attended by Maude Miller and Mrs Dean S Riri plus families. It names Jude Miller Grace Buzzard Rae Welch Jeff Booker John Blizzard Golda Blizzard and Freda Albrecht Wilant Edwards among participants and mentions visits by Woodford Williams and Stacy Wernz families.
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Vawaee
Miller
Ben ‘Strohm
Paris
Jeff S Booker
Marshall
Grace Buzzard
West
Union
Rae. Welch
Robinson
Golda
Joh
Blizzard
Maude
Wilant Edwards
Grand Shore
Aetern
Illinois Veterinarian Warns on Hog Disease and Appetite Loss
A University of Illinois veterinarian notes swine pox reduces pigs appetite and lengthens the feeding period. The statement highlights the impact of the disease on hog herds and feeding efficiency.
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University Ofllinois
Federal income tax shares by income class in 1950s
Commerce Department figures show for 1950 that eight percent of income for families in the 7500 to 10000 band went to federal income tax. Those earning over 10000 paid nineteen percent. The report notes national family income around 4400 before taxes and questions the idea that taxes fund many government services with minimal cost.
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Eufals Tribeme
Alabama
Commerce Department
Aecome
Government aid debate mirrors drug dependence warns editor
A Virginia newspaper column argues against accepting government aid comparing it to drug dependence, warning it could erode moral fiber and leave the state bankrupt. It defends tax dollars spent locally on police, welfare, health, schools, roads, libraries, and volunteer fire aid as essential public benefits.
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Penthern Standard
jArkedelphis
Arkansas
News and Courier
Luray
Virginia
Tax Proposals Hover Over 1954 Congressional Budget
The Eisenhower administration seeks new revenue to close a growing budget gap, possibly via a national sales tax or manufacturers excise tax. Key lawmakers doubt either plan passes in 1954, with debate centering on who pays and how easily collected.
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Congress
Eisenhower
Boston
Capitol Hill
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Miler
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Charles Yeager
Yeager
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M. Mason
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Joseph W. Martin, Jr
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