Authorities check list of all poultry dealers in Illinois
Springfield July 23 authorities list all licensed live poultry dealers in Illinois for sheriffs and state attorneys. The state agriculture department will report additions, aiding license compliance and theft investigations. The license law, effective a year ago, has licensed over five thousand dealers.
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Illinois
Springfield
State Department of Agriculture
S. J. Standard
Department of Agriculture
State inspectors to visit all county fairs this season
Springfield July 23. The first state inspectors under the Department of Agriculture will travel to every county fair. They will guard against gambling and objectionable shows, cooperate with fair officials, and ensure no gambling devices or sale of intoxicants on grounds at state assisted fairs.
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Springfield
Department of Agriture
Union Church Service At City Park Sunday Evening
The regular fifth Sunday evening Union Church gathering is set for Sunday July 29 at 8 oclock in City Park. Circuit judge Louis Bernreuter of Nashville Indiana will deliver Our Biggest Business and join a girls quartet for songs. Patoka churches will offer musical numbers, weather permitting the event moves to the High School gym.
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Union
Louis Bernreuter
Nashville
Bernreuter
Patoka
Death of Well Known Man at Olney Illinois
James Hall, well known in Olney, Illinois, passed away at the Olney Sanitarium on Tuesday evening. Funeral will be held Friday evening. Few details are available. He was uncle of Mrs. SM Spurgeon and cousin of Mrs. W F Wagner, Floyd and Wille Martin. He had spent time in Olney, including a several months visit two years ago.
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James Hall
Olney
SM. Spurgeon
W. F. Wagner
Floyd
Wille Martin
Dent
A. Anderson
Centralia
Ed Johnson
Ed Anderson
Altom’s
Anna Belcher
Charleston
E. L. Delay
E. L
Harvey Smith
Gayle Garrett
Ethel Robb
Decatur
Patoka
Eber Craig
Little Son
Mitchell
Leta Cox
T. T. Cox
Pope
Nellie Lee
Pacific Coast
Nellie
Alcom’s
James W. Belcher
Peoria
Jim
Electric Power Company of
F. W. Lee
Oil Hill
Kansas
Wichita
Kan
Alcom
Ed Jones
I. C
C. M. Ashton
C. M
Deland
Fla
Ashton
Tere
Bruenning Visits East St Louis Family Group
Billy Bruenning and his wife spent Sunday with the Cruse and Haley families in East St Louis, sharing a pleasant afternoon and catching up on news.
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Billy Bruenning
East St. Louis
Cruse-Haley
Hanover Chronicle Odd Cipher Item Noted
Unclear OCR fragment from Hanover page shows jumbled letters and stray symbols. Readable elements reference Hanover and possible date or event but no coherent facts or names to confirm.
Musical Recital at Sandoval Tonight at Congregational Church
A Sandoval Congregational Church recital features local youths and families. Max Hill, son of Mr and Mrs Oscar Hill, appears among performers including Morrison pieces, Virginia Stiles, Winifred Harvey, Bobby Jenson, and many others with songs, solos, duets, a violin piece, and readings.
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Sandoval
Max Hill
Oscar Hill
Morrison
Winifred Mason
Mora Jane
Donna Gibson
Streabbag
Virginia Stiles
Bobby Jens
Ganz
Wilma Schneider
Kohler
Esther Woods
Aline Harvey
Martin
Jonell Jackson
Garden of Roses
Virginia Ruddick
Gottchalk
Elizabeth Orr
Steadbag
Bobby Jenson
Nancy Tunks
Journey to State University Grounds
Roy Jones and family with Edwin Arnold and Miss Thelma Nichols, Dean Martin and Miss Mabel Belcher traveled to Champaign last Sunday. They toured the university campus, enjoyed meals from home, admired the grounds and buildings, and returned home by Decatur for a pleasant outing.
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Roy Jones
Edwin Arnold
Thelma _ Nichols
Dean Martin
Mabel Belcher
Champaign
University
Decatur
Contagious Diseases In State Still On Decrease
Springfield July 23 weekly report by Dr. Isaac D. Rawlings shows continued decline in state contagious diseases. Diphtheria 74 cases scarlet fever 110 smallpox 20 and typhoid fever 22 cases.
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Springfield
Ill
Isaac D. Rawlings
Rev Sweitzer Announces Marriage at Murphysboro
Announcement received here that Rev Sweitzer a former local pastor now at Marion married Miss Ruth Aikman of Murphysboro. The ceremony took place in Murphysboro last Sunday with Rev W T Mathis Presiding Elder officiating.
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Sweitzer
Marion
Ruth Aikman
Murphysboro
W. T. Mathis
Local Young Lady Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Miss Hulda Tacke underwent an appendicitis operation at St. Mary's hospital Tuesday and is reported to be doing nicely.
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ST. Mary's Hospital
Hulda Tacke
St. Mary’s Hospital
Regis ter Office Clerk Off Duty This Week
Miss Bertha Belcher of the registrar office is off duty this week due to sickness.
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Bertha Belcher
Register Office
Local notes mix visitors and orders in Patoka
A flood of items covers Sunday visits in Salem and Patoka with families from Centralia Deland and Decatur. Alcom's ad offers 3 for 25c canned goods and saccharin pickling aids while others report car purchases new hay presses and shipments from Wisconsin and Illinois.
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William Gaston
Salem
W. L. Outhouse
Alcom’s
Clyde Davis
Centralia
Patoka
George Somerville
Georgia Purcell
George Purcell
Sweeney
Bettie Clark
Decatur
Altom
Altom's
Fordney Smith
St. Louis
Walter Renner
J. M. Smith
Elizabeth Williams
Springfield
Louis Schmitt
Gertrude
J. W. Alexander
Irene Crawford
Effingham Hospital
Carl Black
Lester Simcox
Les
O. A. Nattier
Idaho
Kansas
John A. Matheny
Thomas Dwyer
Nellie Lee
Lee
Canada
Leo C. Walker
Wisconsin
Prohibition Agent Bailey Discharged Over Tonic Overdose
Newark court discharged Thomas R. Bailey a prohibition agent after testimony he had taken an overdose of a highly alcoholic tonic his physician Dr. E A Hellstein prescribed while Bailey was driving drunk. The case framed Bailey as the dry agent involved in the incident.
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Newark
Thomas R. Bailey
E. A. Hellstein
Bailey
Death claims two local residents without warning
Local obituaries report the sudden deaths of W. R. Hopkins known as Ras and Mrs. Jeff Adams. Hopkins died at home near Patoka from heart trouble, with eight children and several relatives, funeral at Mound Chapel. Adams died at her home after a brief illness, with two sons C A and Hardin.
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W. R. Hopkins
Jeff Adams
Ras
Patoka
Fayette County
Vandalia
Mound Chapel
J. M. Smith
Arthur Thomas
Sandoval
Chet Belcher
Clark Simcox
Claud Walker
Lloyd Kinney
Archie
Joe
James Wasem
St. Louis
S. J. Adams
Jess Adams
Jess’ Adams
C. A
Hardin
Mt. Vernon
Injunction Protects Elevated Fare Boost
In Springfield Illinois the Rapid Transit company defies the Illinois State Commerce Commission by raising fares on Chicago elevated lines. A federal court issued a temporary injunction preventing commission interference and a master in chancery will hear testimony. Until permanent, riders get a five cent coupon with three tickets and potential rebates if old fares are restored.
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Springfield
Ill
Illinois State Commerce,’ Commission
Chicago
Rapid Transit Company
Commerce Commission
Rapid Transit
Illinois Commerce Commission
En Blanc
Centralia Hosts American Auxiliary Convention
The Annual Convention of the American Legion Auxiliary was held in Centralia at the American Legion home on North Poplar Street. State President Mrs. Ennis and other state officers attended the event.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Centralia
American Legion
North Poplar St
Ennis
Illinois mines report June accidents and fatalities
Illinois mining reports show four fatalities and 789 injuries in June as 25 counties with active mines saw 11.4 thousand miners, 2.92 million tons produced, and an average 1,097 days lost per month over six months. Franklin county led in incidents and St Clair had most mines in operation.
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Springfield
Illinois
A. D. Lewis
Department of Mines and Minerals
Franklin
Madison
Franklin County
Ome
Clinton
Thei
St. Clair County
Opeh@ption
Williamson
Highway contractor may start work at any point
Springfield Ill July 23 The attorney general rules a state highway contractor may begin work at any point on his section whether at either end or in the middle The ruling answers an inquiry from Kankakee county the decision states contractors may choose the start location for convenience
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Springfield
Ill
Kankakee Coump Ty
Attorney Gene Office
Band Concert at Vernon ie it h
Vernon hosts a band concert featuring conductor Wagner Goldman and Sousa selections. Local readers can enjoy a program of classical pieces by these noted figures and related arrangements performed by the city ensemble.
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Reveue
Hanover
State University
Rev. Sweitzer
Dr. Hess
Vernon
Hearts and Flowers
Merry Widow
Ramona
Helen Hathaway
Sally Trombone
Quartette
Chambers
Barnhouse
Lauren
Lampe
Lehar
Fillmore
Verge
Wagner
Goldman
Sousa
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