Springfield Legislative Week Advances Bills and Contest
In Springfield the Senate and House opened a three day schedule with many bills in play. Senate 158 and House 260 bills have been introduced this session. Senate Bill No 1 to repeal the contour mud flap law advances, while House opposition is likely. A Chicago police and Cook County sheriff investigation resolution failed to gain immediate action. An election contest challenges Edmund Sweeney’s residency, potentially shifting the Senate majority to Republicans.
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Springfield
Ill
Senate
House of Representatives
House
House Committee On
Chicago
Cook County
William Cunnea
Edmund Sweeney
Cunnea
Sweeney
Committee On Elections
Drive Carefully Life-Saving Message
A cautionary alert urging careful driving to protect drivers themselves, emphasizing personal safety and the value of cautious behavior on the road. The notice underscores responsibility and awareness to prevent accidents.
Library Notes Encourages Reading and New Donations
The library reports new readers this month and thanks friends for magazine and book donations. The Marion County Cancer Society donated Charles S. Camerons The Truth About Cancer along with other literature, inviting patrons to read or check out the book.
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Marion County Cancer Society
Charles S. Cameron
You Can Sell It with a Want Ad in the Register
A promotional note urges readers to use the Register for want ads to sell items. It claims neighbors see good results and encourages trying next time, promising satisfaction.
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Sen
Dwight P. Friedrich
Patoka
Illinois
Southern Ill. Editorial Assn
G. W. Isaac
Charlotte M. Isaac
Marion Co
Griffin
Old Capitol
Vandalia
Library Notes
Vernon
IHC
Oliver Superior
John Deere Corn
Harrow
New Holland
David Bradley
Bill Kleeman
Gene Leniger
Pape
W. M. Cox
Mac Eagan Insurance Agency
Iil
Patoka Farmers Co-op. Elevator Co
Patoka — Vernon
Rapidatton Water System
Patoka Hardware & Locker Service
Patoka, Ill
Ripple’s
R. C. Allen
Hamilton
Walter Hoeche
Ripple Cafe
Bill Kleemann