Illinois Medics Serve Mankind
Dr. M. 8. Worthington outlines the Illinois Research and Educational Hospital, its ties to the Department of Public Welfare and the University of Illinois College of Medicine, and its role in training, research, and care for the state’s sick poor. He notes facilities, funding, patient load, and the cooperative mission to prevent disease and educate professionals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. 8. Worthington
Ilinois Research and Educational Hospital
Illinois
Illinois Research and Educational Hospital
Chicago
Cook County Hospital
Cubs
Department of Public Welfare
College of Medicine
University of Illinois
Institute For Juvenile Research
Medical Department
Illinois Research Hospital
State Department of Public Welfare
Charles Thorne
Illinois Corn Improvement Program Boosts Yields and Profits
The University of Illinois College of Agriculture reports that adopting utility type corn seed and related practices across about 60 percent of Illinois farms could raise yields by up to five bushels per acre on 9,002,000 acres. Disease reduction and seed testing by 2,400 trained leaders add 12 to 14 bushels per acre gains in susceptible crops, with economic benefits around 4.67 million dollars from higher-grade corn prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Illinois, College of Agriculture
Illinois
College
United States Department of Agriculture
Ford County
University of Illinois Law School aids federal study on litigation costs
The University of Illinois College of Law and the Department of Political Science join President Hoover's national commission on law observance and enforcement in studying the cost of litigation in criminal justice across about ten cities with populations over 25,000. The commission seeks university and civic cooperation due to no available funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Law
Department of Political Science
University of Minois
Hoover
National Commission On Law
UNI CHEMIST FINDS IMPORTANT PROCESS
A University of Illinois scientist reports a substitute for the only known method of preparing glycerine. Persulphuric acid in a dilute water solution may replace concentrated acid in manufacturing the compound, with regeneration for industrial value needing a cheap method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Illinois
Laney v Laney Public Notice in Illinois Chancery
Public notice from Marion County Illinois Circuit Court states Frances Laney has filed a Bill of Complaint against Homer Laney in the September Term 1931. It warns Homer Laney to appear on the first day of the term or risk a confessed decree granting the complainant relief. Franklin C. Henseley, Clerk. Ward P. Holt, Complainant's Solicitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Frances Laney
Homer Laney
Salem
Illinois
Local social notes and Sunday events in Fairman area
Mr and Mrs F W Power and Mr and Mrs Emmet Wood visited Mr and Mrs R M Carrigan Sunday. Calvin Belcher and family spent Sunday at Orville Hills. Fairman played ball at Boulder Sunday losing 7 to 4. Fredonia and Carrigan team played here with Fredonia winning. Frances Chausse and Willard Branch wed at Salem last Monday and were entertained at the Branch home that night. Cecil Mason drove tractor for R M Carrigan. Dave Carson helped spray the orchard for Walter Parks last week. Bobby Smith visited his grandparents Mr and Mrs Wm Smith Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Power
Emmet Wood
R. M. Carrigan
Calvin Belcher
Orville Hills
Fairman
Boulder
Fredonia
Carrigan
Basil Parrish
Decatur
Minnie Merten
Frank Harker
Salem
Frances Chausse
Willard Branch
Cecil Mason
Dave Carson
Walter Parks
Bobby Smith
Wm. Smith
Master Sale in Marion County Foreclosure
Master in chancery sale of real estate in Marion County Illinois by Leo Freyer versus Anna Pugh George Hurt et al. The property comprises parts of Lots 6 7 and 8 in Block 2 Jones Addition to Patoka. Sale at Salem Court House June 6 1931 at 1 pm cash in hand. William A. Mills Special Master in Chancery. John L. Kagy Solicitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Freyer
Anna Pugh
George Hurt
Marion County Circuit Court
Court House
Salem
Charles Floyd Jones
Patoka
Marion
Illinois
William A. Mills
Marion County
John L. Kagy
Cracker Neck Corners Local Planting Outlook
Reporting on corn planting and soil quality in the locality the piece notes thick productive soil with expected yields of five bushels per acre for corn two for chinch bugs and three for feeding stock. The rest of the items cover community births visits and family news in a typical local column style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Murray
Leonard Goodwin
Walla Cooper
Steward Manion
Vandalia
Lon Belcher
Etta Shepard
Toad Island
Grandma Shepard
Mary Cothern
Perry Belcher
Patoka
Lou Belcher
Charley Shepard
Shattuc
John Shepard
L. Sharp
Dock Shepard
Mary Shepard
John Henry Belcher
Jimmy Longe
Lenard Goodwin
Jennie Alexander
W. Cahill
Lew Cahoon
Alice Tedrick
Foreclosure suit involving Patoka bank and Thomas in Marion county
The First State Bank of Patoka Illinois sues Charlie A Thomas in the April term 1931 Salem court. The complaint covers real estate in Marion county including the SE quarter of NE quarter and parts of Section 4 and 33 in townships 3 and 4 north, ranges 2 east with 45 acres, offered on cash land terms. Solicitor for complainant is Cashland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First State Bank of
Patoka
Illinois
Charlie A. Thomas
Marion County Circuit Court
Court House
Salem
Marion
Cashland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Research Hospital
Tilse
State Medical College
State University
General Assembly
Uni. Ag
U. OF I. Law School
UNI
State of Illinois
Frank C. Henseley
Ward P. Holt
Ats Die
Altom’s
Sandoval “Y
Frederick Permanent
Rubye Cain Patoka
Ill
Smith & Jolliff
Answe
Harold Jolliff Vernon
J. M. Smith Patoka
Carl Cunningham
East Broadway
Centralia
MAE Eagan Auto and Property Insurance
Linton & Beery
Leta Smith Beery
Beryl Linton
Vernon
Clayton Beery
Virginia
Illini
Kens
Pato
Ka and
Seamsar Jr
George J. Wasem
Meridian
Blue Goose
L. E. Belcher
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