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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1941
Page
2
Mechanized farming has little impact in the Raymond New Hampshire area. Selectman Frank P Carson owns seven yoke of oxen used on his large farms and rented out to nearby farmers.
The Will County Sportsmen's Club will hold its second annual Smelt Fry Monday April 14 at 8 p m in St Stephen's hall Joliet 516 N Collins St. The program includes moving pictures outdoor life a smelt eating contest a magician and an accordion solo Grand prize is a Master Craft boat Admission requires a 1941 membership card or door sale for nonmembers Committee members and chapter list included.
Washington ordered hearings after complaints about high long distance rates. Governors and utility boards were notified. AT&T earnings rose from 20 million in 1938 to 27 million last year. An advertisement for a patent medicine claims it can convince any strong minded man to buy.
The Joint Legislative Committee will hear county officials from ten northern Illinois counties in Waukegan on Friday at 10 a.m. The panel aims to improve relief and public assistance administration and assess existing laws and coordination of aid programs.
TheSpectator lists Joliet Illinois office address at 107 113 Ws Cass Street with phone 9237 and John Hancock as advertising manager. Subscription rate is 10 cents per copy or $2.50 per year delivered by carrier or mail. Back copies available at 10 cents each.
Hundreds of Will county farmers will hear Earl C. Smith speak at the high school auditorium Saturday evening. Smith is president of the Illinois Agriculture association and vice president of the American Farm Bureau. An earlier Washington meeting caused a schedule change to the 7 30 o clock start at the high school.
At a Chicago market yesterday egg prices rose to almost twenty five cents a dozen as processors and egg breakers push costs higher. Strong demand for processing eggs drives the advance while production expands. The piece closes with a moral line about rent and honesty.
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