Planting and cooperation lift farm prospects and roads
An array of brief notes discusses farm improvement, seed stock certification by a Minnesota potato growers association, and the value of roadside maintenance with inexpensive planks. It contrasts postwar machinery gains with postwar farm needs, urging cooperative ownership of equipment to boost productivity. It also mentions Hegewisch bank robbers and the electric city plan.
Premiums Offered for Grains and Hay Exposition
The Chicago Board of Trade awards 10 000 dollars in premiums to exhibitors of grains and hay at the International Live Stock Exposition of Chicago. The Exposition, to be held during the first week in December, aims to rival the livestock displays as the world's greatest live stock show.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
Plans for Chicago’s largest theater in Cottage Grove area
Plan to erect a six story, 225 by 125 foot theater on Cottage Grove avenue in Chicago. It will seat about 5500, cost $1 million, built by Samuel Katz and Abe Balaban of Balaban & Katz. French design with VersaillesLike lobby, playrooms, restrooms, 50 member orchestra, and planned to open next April.
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Chicago
Cottage Grove Avenue
63D Street
New York
Samuel Katz
Abe J. Balaban
Riviera
Middle West
S. Katz
Edward Bertha
Semour Marks
Balaban & Katz
Rapp & Copmary
Canal to Open Sept 1920 Sanitary Canal near Blue Island progress report
The Calumet Sanitary and Ship Canal linking the Calumet River at Blue Island to the Sag at 15 miles west is nearly complete except for streets needing bridges delayed by wartime steel shortages. Sections 2 3 4 6 7 of the sewer are finished while 1 and 5 are underway. Operation is set for September 1920 with about a year of pump readjustments at the 95th Street pumping station in South Chicago to follow.
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Calumet Sanitary and Ship Canal
Calumet
Blue Island
Sag
95Th Street
Chicago
Promoting Farm Ownership Plan Outlined by Bankers Association
The Agricultural Commission of the American Bankers Association proposes a nationwide plan to recruit agents in all agricultural counties to urge tenants to become farm owners. Owners would receive incentives to maintain soil fertility and lasting improvements, but borrowed capital is scarce and key buyers hold influence. Also notes rising raisin usage in bread and cake with a California firm spending over 400000 annually on promotion.
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Agricultural Commission
American Bankers’ Association
United States
California
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