Illinois Happenings On Safety and State Affairs
Illinois Secretary of State Emmerson urges strict observance of safety laws for automobile drivers. Wage talks near agreement hike coal miners’ pay to 7.50 for day men. University of Illinois bands train future leaders while the will of Mrs Nellie A Black leaves 2 million to Chicago charities. Illinois tops federal fiscal surplus. Chicago builds slow due to costs. alcohol enforcement tightens licenses. Fire, rail, and political notes across the state.
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Illinois
L. L. Emmerson
Secretary of State
Chicago
E. C. Searles
University of Illinois
America
Nellie A. Black
John G. Black
Walter G. Berlin
New York
Tllinois
Washington, D. C
Union
Ralph W. Stone
Hubert Howard
Wilnavis County
Streator Fair
W. P. Trevilhian
Freeport
A. B. Wimmer
First Baptist Church
Morrison
Orchard
Neb
Edward Lea
Paris
Brocton
Luther Lea
Springfield
Representatives’ Hall
State Arsenal
Constitutional Convention
House of Representatives
Hall
Knights of Pythias
Geiger, Baker
Public Utilities Commission
Baker
Interstate Commerce Commission
I. M. Craig
Building Construction Employers’ Association
Edwardsville
Sandwich
Harry Grotzjahn
Granite City
Peru
Tlinois
Peoria
Decatur
Bloomington
Pekin
Lincoln
Mount Pulaski
Washburn
Varna
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Thomas J. O’brien
Internal Revenue
Harry Mager
O’brien
Pioneer
Northwestern Railroad
Frank C. Lowden
Frank M. Bristol
Chattanooga Tenn
Rock River
Rockford
Clayton Edward Crafts
Ile
Milling and Baking Standards Drive U S Grain Research
The article outlines the U S Department of Agriculture efforts in milling and baking wheat. It details the experimental mill and laboratory setup costing 50000 dollars, the grading and cleaning processes, humidity control, and standardized baking tests to evaluate bread quality and commercial value.
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Robert H. Moulton
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Office of Farm Management
Weather Bureau
Bureaus of Animal Industry and
Plant Industry
Forest Service
Bureaus of Soils
Entomology
Biological Survey
Bureau of Chemistry
Bureau of Markets
United States
Bureau of Plant Industry
Fact Bits From Global Steam and Stone Age Times
A collage of short notes covers caterpillar lengths in Australia, two story houses in western Siberia, rare baths in cities, and interest in ready built houses in France and England. It notes a detachment collar made in Troy New York in 1819, a huge linen usage, and a new English fire escape by basket. It mentions a Persian pipe set with rubies and diamonds valued at 500000 dollars.
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Darling River
Australia
Siberia
France
England
John R. Walker
Liannah Montague
Troy
N. Y
Persia
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