Want-Ads July Clearance and Local Notices
Classified items including a Motorola Consolette TV set with antenna and installation offered at 265 dollars, lawn mower priced at 72 dollars, floor sander and edger for rent, and farm machinery parts. Want-ads note help-wanted and house sale listings, plus a formal estate claim date set for Amy Wheeler Morgan and cemetery donations totaling 272 dollars.
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Motorola Consolette
Goodall
Harry Perkins
Vernon
Fuel conference aims to revive coal industry production
Harrisburg July 21 The Governors' Fuel Conference led by Illinois Governor William G. Stratton has opened the way for a program to return the coal industry to vigorous production. Chairman John S. Fine of Pennsylvania announced this in appraising last week's Bolton Landing meeting.
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Harrisburg
Governors’ Fuel Conference
William G. Stratton
Illinois
John S. Fine
Pennsylvania
Bolton Landing
N. Y
Coal power and security urge governors to study fuels
Governor Fine and leaders from coal states push for a Congressional fuel study and Washington meetings after the next session. They warn Illinois still holds vast coal reserves and the Midwest will need growing output for energy and national security. Separately, a recipe notes pickled peaches and serving ideas.
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Stratton
Fine
Union
Illinois
Midwest
Washington
Congress
Serve Peaches Differently With Barbecued Hamburgers
University of Illinois foods specialist Pearl Janssen suggests ways to use peaches beyond pies and cobblers. For burgers, broil patties on foil with barbecue sauce and add cling peach halves basted in sauce. For pickling, simmer a vinegar sugar and water mix with cinnamon and cloves before boiling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Z. Janssen
University of Illinois
First Typewriter Recalled as Literary Piano
University of Illinois history professor reveals the invention story of the typewriter. Christopher Latham Sholes of Milwaukee and James Densmore collaborated, with Densmore pushing the project through difficulties. Sholes initially called the device a literary piano before its name was settled.
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University of Ilinois
Richard N. Current
University of Ilinois Press
Christopher Latham Sholes
Milwaukee
Wis
James Densmore
Wisconsin
Sholes
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