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Newspaper

Mount Prospect Herald

Location

Mount Prospect, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1930

Page

6

Illinois Driver License proposal sets 25 cent year fee

The final draft of Illinois driver license legislation sets a three year license at 75 cents, far lower than other states. The bill places administration with the secretary of state and requires future drivers to pass tests. Hearings at a Springfield conference include leaders from civic groups and automobile clubs urging passage.

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Fragrant Cushions Made From Cotton With Woodsy Odor

To craft wine cushions use cotton covers and a decorative outer case. A well made cushion should last years and release a pleasant woodland scent when damp or shaken. Flowers enhance fragrance and cushion softness, creating a durable, aromatic home accent.

Thanksgiving reflections from Farm Bureau on work and gratitude

A Farm Bureau note lists new members across multiple townships and frames Thanksgiving around farming work. It muses on tools and jobs, urging members to count blessings such as family, home, work, and the community, and expresses gratitude for growing membership.

Gratitude Post Shares Thanks to Community Members

The notice expresses thanks for the loyalty and honesty of the membership and gratitude toward Cook County Herald and other commercial interests for cooperation. It also thanks the rank and file for their friendliness.

Cook County Herald

Last Cook County Herald Farmology Column Ends

In this Thanksgiving issue the paper announces Farmology will not appear in future editions. The notice expresses regret and notes this is the last Farmology feature in the Cook County Herald.

Cook County Herald

The Country Side Publishes For Cook County Farm Bureau

Four years after starting work in Cook County the Farm Bureau has grown from 182 to 844 members and expanded its projects. The new publication The Country Side will appear on the first and third Wednesdays each month, with Farmology continuing in the Cook County Herald. Officials Tascher Carncross and staff, including Helen and Elma, are cited for organizing efforts and support for the Herald.

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Four Clubs Shine at International Live stock Exposition

Rural youths headline the Illinois 4-H contingent heading to the International Live stock Exposition in Chicago from November 29 to December 6. About 1,400 4-H delegates from three states plus a Canadian group will tour Field Museum Shedd Aquarium Adler Planetarium and more. A Congress banquet will unite winners and leaders to plan future club work and possible Illinois representation at next year’s event.

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Artistry in Livestock and Landscape Shown at Exposition

The article reflects on farm life and beauty in farm animals, noting the appeal of a well formed beef animal and the skill of artists in color and composition. It promotes the Livestock Exposition starting Saturday, praising Cook County for hosting the International Livestock Show within its borders.

Dave Cook County

Uncle Abe Talks Mood and Purchases on Radio Bit

A radio segment on WGN quoted Uncle Abe linking low mood to hard times and excessive buying. The host suggested the voice resembled Ole Olsen and hinted at Swven Swvensen as a possible relative. CCFB signs off, with TCS airing next week Wednesday.

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Apple Output Value and Crop Scale in the Country

The country reports an apple output valued around 160 million dollars with about 32 million barrels produced. The data indicate a sizable harvest and significant shipment volumes domestically and for export.

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