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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1929

Page

18

Illinois Will County farm bureau hosts truck gardener schools

The University of Illinois with county farm bureaus and truck gardeners groups runs three schools for truck gardeners across Will and Cook counties. LaGrange hosts a January 30 session focusing on fertilizer tests, hotbeds, tomato growing for local markets, and packaging standards, while Blue Island hosts eastern county sessions.

The University of Illinois Truck Gardners Associations Cook County Will County Route 4 LaGrange Blue Island B. L. Weaver Dept. of Horticulture University of Ilinois Louis Wettermann Des Plaines Chicago J. T. O’pizzi South Water Market J. W. Lloyd Joliet Fred Bestmann O. G. Barrett H. F. Hall Campbell Soup Company Dept. of C. C. Compton Ass’t Ill Natural History Survey August Geneke E. P. Lewis William Messmaker Chicago Heights

Governor Emmerson to Address I A A Convention

Governor Louis L. Emmerson will speak at the 14th annual Illinois Agricultural Association convention luncheon with U S Senator Otis Glenn. A crowd of more than 1,000 is expected at the Blue Island event.

Gov Emmerson U. S Otis Glenn

Tariff Speaker John D. Black at I A A Convention

Harvard economist John D. Black will speak on the tariff and agriculture at the I A A Annual Convention in Danville January 30 31. Black has studied farm relief proposals and tariff impacts on farm prices and costs. He wrote The Home Market for American Agriculture in The Annals January 1929.

America Danville John D. Black Harvard University University of Minnesota Annals of The American Academy of Political and Social Science Black

I A A Delegates to Pass on Farm Legislation January 31

Delegates at the 14th Annual Illinois Agricultural Association convention in Danville Jan 30 31 will decide which legislative proposals to push in the 56th General Assembly. The Executive Committee offers recommendations with final choices by the Board of Delegates, including tax issues such as gas tax state income tax revenue clause amendment and county highway taxes.

Lachlan Macleay Mississippi Valley Association St. Louis Danville Macleay 56Th General Assembly Illinois Agricultural Association Conference of Delegates State Capitol Board of Delegates The A. A State Agricultural Association

Epigraphs on Eyes and Beauty by Classic Authors

A collection of quips and maxims on sight and beauty attributed to Whately and Dryden. Notable lines claim a kind eye eases discord and that neglect of remedy destroys life, reflecting timeless debates on perception and value.

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Will County Farm Bureau Department Leonard W. Braham Masonic Temple Organization Information Conference S. J. Duncan-Clark Chicago Evening Post Wolford Duncan-Clark Toronto Canada United States Post City Club Midwest American Farm Bureau Federation Saugatuck Mich Rock Island Arsenal Lachlan Macleay Waterways I. A. A. Meeting Mr. Black Wisconsin State University At Madison Bureau of Agriculture Economics Washington Eagles’ Hall Frank O. Lowden Illinois Louis L. Emmerson Will County Farm Bureau U. S. Great Armory Farm Bureau Mr. Emmerson Albion Edwards County Mt. Vernon Third National Bank of Republican County Central Committee State Central Committee State Board of Equalization Harvard
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