Camping Space at Dellwood Grows Quickly in Joliet Chautauqua
Dellwood camping spots are filling fast for the Joliet Chautauqua session. Miss Florence Murray at the school board rooms in the public library handles reservations 9 am to 5 pm and offers tent plots, shade advice, and rental details for two burner stoves. Campers should plan on staples and coffee, with soup, beans, bacon, and eggs suggested. rate brackets cover wall tents and compartment tents with prices from 4.50 to 6.59.
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Dellwood
Joliet Chautauqua
Florence Murray
Chautauqua
School Board
Joliet
Chatttauqua
Joliet School Board Recognizes J. Allison For Seven Years Service
The Joliet city school board adopts resolutions praising Superintendent J. Allison for seven years of tireless service. They announce his move to a new line of work and commend his integrity, cooperation, and devotion to students. A summer program offers credits to teachers attending a Jolet Summer school and pay toward expenses for those at other normal schools. The notes also mention a July 2 to August 10 session and a $25 expense grant, with meetings and a Barn concert at Electric Park by the Steel Works Band.
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City Scool Board
Oir
Allison
Jaliet
Joliet
Marsh, Co
L. Stevens
J. Skeel
Hippopotamus and Circus Elephants Dazzle Joliet Crowds
Joliet residents flocked to a Ringling Bros show drawing record crowds for years. The river horse hippopotamus wowed onlookers with a distinctive bite as elephants pressed for food, while performances ranged from two stepping elephants to the Cloth of Gold spectacle and deft trapeze feats.
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Joliet
Natural History
Anf Animal Land
Henry VI
Francis
Spring Creek Drainage District to Begin Work on Improvements
The district announces bids will open for the project with $14,000 to $15,000 available after assessments and expenses. If the Supreme Court rules for the district, bonds will fund broader work next year. No district expenses are charged this year.
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Supreme Court of the State
Senator Campbell Visits Joliet With Many Friends
Senator Dan Campbell and fifteen friends toured Joliet yesterday visiting the prison and other sights. They were hosted by Mayor Barr and local officials, enjoyed lunch, streetcar tours, and social hours at the Elk’s and Commercial clubs, then returned on the Rock Island at 6:15 PM.
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George A. Barr
Elk's Club
Commercial Club
Rock Island
Joliet
Chicago
Joliet Grays Meet Plainfield in Sunday Baseball at Electric Park
Fair and warm conditions greet fans as Joliet Grays face rivals Plainfield at Electric Park on Sunday in a regional baseball showdown.
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Electric Park
Joliet Grays
Plainfield
Town Officials Enjoy Scenic Rout Along Joliet Canal
The Joliet town board members and peace officers, plus friends, promote a morning outing along the raging canal banks after an early departure.
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Peace of
Joliet
Group Travels by Steam Launch for Canal Outing
A party traveled by steam launch to Aux Sable carrying necessities and fishing gear. The trip served as an angling excuse though not all participants were expert. A prior year similar trip ended with a mechanical accident and the group faced an overnight wait.
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Aux Sable
Jude Nichols
Beast of Burden
Maud
Health Commissioner Inspects Local Meat Shops For Sanitation
Health Commissioner McRoberts surveyed North End meat shops including John Rudman at 1647 North Scott. One calf carcass showed tubercular deposits, leading to kerosene disposal. Rudman cooperated and was warned. Franklin Street shops received cleanup orders, ice box issues noted, and further guidance given to Scott Street vendors. McRoberts vows full citywide inspections and zero tolerance for unsanitary conditions.
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John Rudman
North
Scott Street
McRoberts
Rudman
Franklin Street
Scott. Strest
Funeral for Michael Bauer in Chicago
The funeral of Michael Bauer of Chicago was held yesterday morning. The remains arrived by the Santa Fe at 10 o'clock and were taken to St John’s German Catholic church for simple services. Interment followed at St John’s cemetery. A large number of relatives attended.
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Michael Bauer
Chicago
Santa Fe
St. John's German Catholic Church
St. John's Cemetery
Stead Rules Delegate Conventions May Nominate Any Qualified Person
Springfield June 29 Special to The Republican Attorney General Stead says delegate conventions can nominate any person qualified for nomination whether or not that person was on the primary ballot. He answered inquiries about the new primary election law and nomination authority.
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Springfield
Jil
Attornney
Funeral procession from Chicago aids local burial
Friends from Chicago accompanied the remains to this city. The pallbearers were of Chicago and intimate friends of the deceased. Numerous floral offerings arrived from friends and relatives far and near.
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Chicago
Waterways funding urged by Bartholdt in Congress
Representative Bartholdt of Missouri pressed Congress to adopt a more liberal policy toward funding river improvements. He argued waterways will expand internal commerce, reduce railroad monopoly, and bolster national safety, calling for about 50 million yearly for rivers and harbors while other departments consume over 40 percent of revenues.
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Washington
Bartholdt
Missouri
House
Congress
Mc Bartholdt
Bartheldi
Great West
Mississippi
Bartholdi
Navy
Army
Pension Departments
J Stanley Brown Emphasizes Farm Based Agriculture Education
J Stanley Brown of the high school lectures on agriculture at the institute. He argues agriculture is the foundation of progress and highlights the development of agricultural education from Cornell to state colleges, noting its all encompassing science linking zoology botany chemistry and physics. He cites examples from Wisconsin Minnesota Illinois and Georgia and calls for integrating nature study and practical farm projects into curricula.
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Te- Errace
Cornell University
Department of Agriculture
Northwest
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Ilinois
Department of Education
Sach
Georgia
Alabama
College of Agriculture
Aittle Shaw Sues Snots Steel for 10000 Damages
Aittle A Shaw as administratrix of Alexander Shaw deceased files suit for 10000 damages against Snots Steel Company alleging Shaw was killed at the mills while employed by the steel firm. The Sanitary District of Chicago pursues action against Robert Gaylord et al for consti mation with stipulations extending bills of exceptions to Oct 1 1966 and no further orders until then. Also M F Loughran et al sue Mary E Finnegan et al to foreclose, with case referred to the Master in Chancery to take proofs and submissions of law and fact.
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Sanitary District of
Chicago
Robert Gaylord
M. F. Loughran
Mary E. ‘Finnegan
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Joliet Chautauqua Assn
J. J. Allison
Iaim
Tom
Heer
A. G. Smith
Steel Works
Ringling Show
Ringling Bros
Reek Island Road
Walter Wellman
North Pole
Mor
Miss Cooke
the Commissioners of the Spring
Gether
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Elgin
Ohio Street
Elgin, Joint & Eastern
Elgin, Joliet & Eastern
Senator Campbell
Dan Campbell
Jolie
Yeserday
Barr
Clyne
Wardyn Murphy
H. S. Norton
Ening
FE. C."anderson
John Reviere
Louis Larson
John Hoff
William Michaelson, James Stasckpole
Thomas Robinson
Charles Strassheim
William, Griffin
Stephen Re
Riley
Vas Eckhardt
FY Jahnke Irge Hogan
Oj. Colberg
Stead
J. Stanley Brown
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