Ten Years Ago With The Pointer
Mrs Anna Michael and son Hugh of Utica Saskatchewan were guests of the Garry family this week. The Michaels own a 480 acre wheat farm near Utica and report this year’s crop above average. Evelyn Hankey returns from an eastern vacation with pleasant memories. Mrs Joseph Van Broeggan is recovering in Blue Island hospital from appendix surgery and shows good recovery prospects. Judge E J Schulte and wife came home from an auto trip to northern Wisconsin where fishing was good. Mr and Mrs George Dutt visit relatives in central Illinois. Mr and Mrs N P Lorenzen called to Leesburg Wisconsin due to the death of her mother Mrs George Meyer. Mrs Claude Link of Chicago visits her sister Mrs Binny Waddell. Revenue officers seized a jug of champagne wine at a private Highlawn residence and warn on authority for entering homes. The Constitution allows searches with warrant.
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Anna Michael
Hugh
Utica
Saskatchewan
Canada
L. QO. Garry
Michaels
Evelyn Hankey
Joseph van Broeggan
Edna Werner
Blue Island Hospital
E. J. Schulte
Wisconsin
George Dutt
Central
Ilinois
N. P. Lorenzen
Leesburg
Wis
George Meyer
Claude Link
Chicago
Binny Waddell
South Holland Ten Years Ago Notices and Local Updates
Cor sina South Dakota visitors Mr and Mrs Chris Lefers traveled three days by daylight only due to rain damaged roads. Gerrit Mulder plans to return to farming near Adearton Minnesota. crops good but prices low. Square Garage front remodeled with a large display window. Onion set harvest hampered by heavy rains with some farmers abandoning second growth. Sam Vanderploeg on a weeks outing at Stoughton. Mrs Nick Gouwens covers duties at the Square garage. R A Govowens on vacation travel. Winnie P Anker assists. Cornelius Rickert left for Calvin College. Brownell Improvement Co quotes agricultural limestone at Thornton quarry at 4.00 a ton for area farms.
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Chris Lefers
Corsica
South Dakota
Gerrit Mulder
Mulder
Adearton
Minn
Sam Vanderploeg
Stoughton
Wrs
Nick C. Gouwens
the Square Garage
Sam
R. A. Govowens
Northwest
Winnie P. Anker
Cornelius Rickert
Calvin College
Brownell Improvement Co
South Holland
Farm Bureau
Thornton
Revises Dairy and Food Laws on Ice Cream Fat
Illinois dairy officials announce the revised Dairy and Food law raising butterfat minimum for ice cream from 8 to 12 percent and tightening air content limits. About 20 million gallons of ice cream are produced in Illinois annually, with new rules governing melted product volume.
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Tce
H. S. Lepman
Illinois Division of Foods and Dairies
Illinois
Butterfat rise may boost ice cream volume sales
A projection notes the volume of ice cream to be sold in frozen form rises with butterfat content from eight to twelve percent. The increase is estimated to consume about 1,100,000 pounds of butter fat, a change expected to benefit farmers and dairymen.
Dog Racing Halted by Illinois Supreme Court Refusal
Justice Frederic R. De Young of the Illinois Supreme Court refused to issue a temporary injunction sought by Thornton dog track to restrain the state attorney’s office and the sheriff from interfering with betting at the nearby track. An appeal could not be heard until October term, likely too late for fall racing in Cook County. Earlier Judge Lindsay refused betting at the track. Judge Williams later granted an injunction blocking law enforcement interference, later voided by Judge David who called dog racing a cheating racket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic R. de Young
Miinois
William N. Lindsay
Charles A. Williams
Williams
David
Small opportunities spark great enterprises
No man can tell what the future may bring forth, and small opportunities are often the beginning of great enterprises.
Illinois State News Roundup on Employment and Polices
Illinois payrolls rose for the fourth month in August with about 63 000 relief rolls reduced since April. The Illinois Commerce Commission orders monthly financial reports from gas and electric utilities for rate-making use. State highway drives aim to remove signs along state routes to improve highways. Federal plans create two Shawnee and Lincoln National Forest units totaling around 600 000 acres in seven southern counties, with 5 000 jobs from winter conservation camps.
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Ilinois
Illinois Commerce Commission
Henry Horner
State Highway Department
Illinois
Shawnee National Forest
Jackson
Union
Alexander
Pope
Hardin
Saline
Gallatin
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Pointer
Highlawn
South Holland News
House Heating Division Public Service Company OF
Northern
PubLic Service Company OF
Northern Illinois
State Capitol News
Chas. C. Kapsehull
Deerfield
Illinois Department of the American Legion
The
Legion
Rockford
Kapsehull
Rainbow Division
D. H. Mudge
Belleville
General Assembly
Otto Kerner
Home Loan Corporation
Edward J. Barrett
Building and Loan Associations
Duff Armstrong
Beardstown
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
E. G. Holland
Springfield
John Armstrong
Duff
Robert Armstrong
Wintersett
Eliza Smith
Northwest Territory
United States
George Rogers Clark
Vincennes
Ind
Paris
Wabash River
Kentucky
Indiana
Clark
Paul McNutt
Simeon D. Fess
Ohio
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