Illinois Law Prohibits Lotteries But Not If Customer Pays Nothing
An Illinois legal overview explains lotteries are banned by the state constitution but treats games conducted at no cost to customers as potentially exempt. It cites a 1964 Illinois Supreme Court ruling on a store give away, notes historical bans, and outlines recent legislative changes affecting pari mutuel betting, liquor licenses, and minors at horse races.
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Illinois State Bar Association
Illinois
Tilingis State Bar Association
Ilinois Supreme Court
General Assembly
New Hampshire
New York
74Th General Assembly
Otto Kerner
Saunemin Neighbors Share News and Losses
Saunemin items note Mrs J T Self of Jacksonville died after a career as a Saunemin High School teacher Maurine Self, and family mourns. Cpl Alfred Wells gains sergeant. Stevensons visit Champaign. Florida trips for Rich and others. community gatherings include Jolly Circle and bridge club events.
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Cvre Saunemin Co
Donnell
Texas
Floyd Smmkes
U.S. Navy
Howard Moore
Cpl
Alfred Wells
Word
J.T. Self
Jacksonville
Self
Saunemin
Maurine Self
Urbana
Jolly Circle
Mabel Hillis
Glenda Wright
JSU
Normal
Boyd Wrights
Kathryn Oetzman
Fairbury
Mae Siebert
Pinellas Park
Fla
William Steven
George Shaplang
Champaign
Lloyd Rich
Florida
Bob Fox
Joe Henneberry
Joliet
Donald Ohmart
Unit 6
Ida K. Lannon
J. A. Bunch
Irwin Locke
San Bruno
Calif
LeNora Skinner
Charlie Callaby
Ida M. Lapnon
William Stevenson
Farm Sale Dates Dec 19 Ean Lambert Pontiac
Farm sale dates listed for December 19 as advertised by Ean Lambert in Pontiac. Read all the sales ads in The Leader tonight for full details and locations.
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Ean Lambert
Pontiac
The
Leader
Pike Land Brings $871 An Acre
A farm in Pi Township located four miles west of the Livingston County Nursing Home was sold at public sale Friday to John W. Albrecht Flanagan for $87.1 The farm formerly owned by Elsie M. Blue was sold by her heirs for $871 an acre. Carl Ronnow was the auctioneer and Ortman Johnson and Taylor were attorneys for the sellers.
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Livingston County
John W. Albrecht
Flanagan
Elsie M. Blue
Carl Ronnow
Ortman, Johnson and Taylor
First Baptist Circles Meet for Christmas Service Projects
Dorcas Mary and Ruth Circles of the First Baptist Church met recently. Dorcas Circle hosted at the church with Miss Clara Johnson and Mrs. Ida Smith. Mary Circle gathered at 735 Locust St with 17 attendees, led by Jan Staley. Circle members rolled bandages for White Cross and planned magazine subscriptions and donations for an Alaska missionary. Three centerpieces were made for the Tuberculosis Sanatorium and patients will receive cookies during a Wednesday caroling visit. Poole Circle met at Tillie Croft’s home with ten calls recorded and continued rolling bandages as the month’s project.
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Dorcas
Mary
Ruth
First Baptist Church
Clara Johnson
Ida Smith
Clarence Gatchél
Charles Porter
Rebecca Candill
Cleta Johnson
Locust St
Mary Circle
Jan Staley
Irene Zehr
Circle
Tuberculosis Sanatorium
Alaska
Peo
Tillie Croft
S. Locusts
St. Bynn
Shepherd
Ella Ragsdale
Flanagan Newsnotes Include Visits and Honors
Flanagan social items list Ernest Cremer's discharge from Brokaw Hospital after dental surgery. Visits include Herman Hinrichs of Deshler and Henry Antons' trip to California with Rob ert Antolik. Specialist fifth class Loren Tammen stationed at Camp Pickett. Various frien ds and family visits documented along with church activities and holiday plans.
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Inez Haase
Flanagan
Ernest Cremer
Brokaw Hospital
Noretal
Herman Hinrichs
Deshler
Ohio
Henry Antons
Palog Verdes
Calif
Robert Antolik
William Baggett
Stratford
M.D
Frank Winters
Loren Tammen
Harry Tammen
Camp Pickett
Ernest Koopman
Waverly
Iowa
H. J. Schwerin
Clif Park
Fairbury Unit Plans Annual Christmas Party
The Fairbury unit of Home Extension, after completing its year’s program, schedules a 12 30 p m Christmas dinner at the Honegger House with hostesses Mrs Clara Mies and Mrs Carrie Askew. Newly elected president Mrs Vera Hoffman presides at a brief business meeting.
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Fairbury
Home Extension
Honegger House
Clara Mies
Carrie Askew
Vera Hoffman
Mary Ann Alfers
Elizabeth Askew
Dorothy French
Emogene Schlipf
Lillie Herndon
Donna Wessels
4-H
Mary Mies
Bertha Zeh
Ruth Glennon
Fairbury Memorial Library
Helen Sullivan
Sesson
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