Limestone Meeting On Agricultural Courses And Soil Testers
An audience including Bchool and officials discusses this year’s agricultural courses with Johnny Boyer and Fred Beckmier of the St al Community observing. A lengthy list names farmers who furnished soil for testing, led by A. B. Joliff and Orville Genre, among many others.
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Bchool
Johnny Boyer
Fred Beckmier
St.al
Joliff
Orville
Ed Nattier, Sr
W. R. Simcox
John W. Thompson
J. R. Carter
John Chance Barthel Anderson
B. ©. Chance, Wm. Gordon, Lucy Williams, Roy Tholman, C. W. Martin, O. H. Britt
M. Bricker
Joseph Tune
Archie Hopkins
Anna Davidson
J. H. Crickenberger
Alvin Belcher
Roy Ballance
Frank Crawford
Geo. A. Nattier
Wm. Ballance
Jno
Roseman
Ff. H. Brockelmeyer
Geo. Williams
Wm. Thalman
Sam _ Pugh
Thos. Hayes
O. FP. Davis
A. L. Campbell
S. H. Britt
Ed O'neal
C. L. Britt
AH. M. Hopkins
J. P. Crawford
L. P. Hill
Wm. Cahill
James W. Thompson
C. M. Rogier
I. W. Nattier
A. J. Britt
C. C. Chandler Claud Adams
Henry Pugh
I. Ker
Chester Belcher
Fred Tacke
Lloyd Pierce
Hayes Smith
W. L. Outhouse
Bert Simcox
Jacob Davis
Geo. Wasem
C. B. Anderson
Lee Crawford
Geo. Purcell
C. A. Nattier
Ed Nattier, Jr
W. R. Hopkins
Amd
Frank Harker
Patoka Church Increases Services For Year
The M. E. Church South of Patoka switches to two preaching Sundays per month after a conference decision in Cambria. Services now on the second and fourth Sundays with a Sept 26 opening, plus Sunday School at 9:30, preaching at 10:45, Epworth League at 7, and evening worship at 8. Public invited to all events and a note of church cooperation last year.
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M. E. Church
Patoka
Cambria
G. J. Wasem
Epworth League
Martha Simcox
Angie
Hare
Kaskaskia Association Meets Patoke Church on Beps 16th
The Kaskaskia Association met with the Patoke Baptist Church on Beps 16th and 26th. Attendees discussed church cooperation and adopted resolutions aimed at improving church work, with reports from participating churches. The meeting was beneficial to all present.
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Kaskaskia
Patoke
Beps
Abacos
Geente
Notice of Karns at Mt Vernon Baptist Church
Wider Karns of Mt Vernon will be at the Baptist Church on night September 26 inviting all to hear him in an expected local religious gathering.
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Mt. Vernon
The
Baptist Church
Sunday and Thursday church activities advertised briskly
The notice lists weekly church events with Bonday School Sundays at 9 30 and meetings Thursdays at 7 30. It notes a September 26 preaching at 10 45 with B Y P U at 6 30 followed by a playlet Nobody Cares by the Y I s Preaching again at 7 30 and welcomes all.
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Bonday School
Exotic Party Salad Recipe Delights with Pineapple Center
A vivid salad method places pineapple slices on crisp lettuce with halved stoned cherries around. Green colored cream cheese balls topped with pistachios sit at each fruit center, finished with pistachio nut dressing made from cream mayonnaise.
Illinois News Snapshot of Disturbing Local Incidents
A collage of brief items reports a father defending a 5000 image sift, a boy’s case, a warden appointment in Michigan, a drowning tragedy in Rockford, a fatal car fire in Peoria, a Paris shooting standoff, a Winds State Medical Society postgraduate course, river work near Sangamon proposals, and livestock sales data.
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Michigan
Ind
Cook Cotumty Rality
Peter M. Finfluxin
Finzel Taylor
Bockford
Aml
Peoria
Mra EiGe Asbell
Canton
Mra Asbell
Winds State Medical Society
Chicago
Fimer Henn
Paris
Sangamon
Springfield
Abraham Lincoln
Baltimore & Ohio
Cletus Watson
Hila
Pans
James Mansfield
Douglas County
Carrara marble used for American grave crosses in France
A National Geographic bulletin describes Carrara marble as the historic source for the white crosses used on American graves in France. It highlights Strabo and Leonardo da Vinci in the marble heritage, noting Carrara's 800 quarries, harbor access, and a city of 25,000 quarry workers.
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Carrara
Luna
Andi Ty
Seleme
Marina Dai Carrara
Port of
Sardinia
Bere
Rome
Strabo
France
Strada Ferrata
America
Leonardo da Vinci
Carrera
Milford Water Line Built For Early Settlement
The wooden pipe line, likely 150 years old, was used to supply Milford's first log cabins with water. The logs fit together with a two inch bore, and there is no record of a formal aqueduct in early village history.
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Milford
New Providence Woman Wins Clam Eating Contest
Mrs. Rose Rooney of Central Falls dominates a bake event in Providence by eating two pecks of clams with a fork, outdistancing two competitors who used their fingers by seven clams.
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Providence, R. I
Rose Rooney
Central Falls
Illinois local improvements and projects recap
Multiple Illinois towns report progress on road work, water and power projects, and new facilities. O'Fallon crews resurfacing a road. Bloomington cello corn canning. Valley City rebuilds after a fire. Chicago drives large scale construction including South Shore apartments and a 300 mile pipeline. Other items include new street lighting, water mains, bridges, and a refinery link.
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O’fallon
O‘fallon-Shiloh
Niles Center
Bloomington
Bloomington Canning Company
Valley City
Lawrenceville
Commercial Telephone & Telegraph Company
Pinckneyville
Vergennes Road
New Athens
Wardsville
Katzman
Washburn
Chicago
South Shore
South Shore Drive
70Th Street
Vincennes
Roxana Petroleum Corporation
Florence
Illinois River
Barrington
Main Street
Carmi—Central Illinois Public Service Company
Olney
Harrisburg
Drexel Avenue
68Rd Street
Vienna
Choate
Grayville
Central Illinois
Oil from Coal Berlin Sparks Debate on Fuel Costs
German scientists claim they can convert coal into oil, but practical use remains unlikely as gasoline remains far cheaper. The proposal highlights energy research in Berlin and ongoing questions about industrial viability and pricing.
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Berlin
Harold Simcox Joins Milikin Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity
Harold Simcox of this place attends Milikin University at Deetaur and has joined the Delta Sigma Phi fraternity, one of the state’s best known collegiate societies.
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Harold Simcox
Milikin University
Deetaur
Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity
Special MWA Meeting Set at Legion Hall
A special meeting of the M. W. A. is scheduled for Friday night September 24 at the Legion Hall. Members are urged to attend.
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The
Legion Hall
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