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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1941

Page

8

Agricultural limestone use in Illinois farms tops 868000 tons

Illinois farmers applied 868205 tons of agricultural limestone in 1940, up 58 percent from 1939, per a detailed circular from the State Geological Survey. Leading counties by tonnage include McLean LaSalle Livingston Ogle Iroquois Stephenson St Clair Macoupin Vermilion and Lee.

Illinois State Geological Survey McLean LaSalle Livingston Ogle Iroquois Stephenson St. Clair Macoupin Vermilion Lee

Centenary camp meeting jubilee at New Lenox grounds

The Centenary camp meeting at New Lenox, six miles east of Joliet, resumes historic camp activities with Homer Rodeheaver leading opening song service at 3:30 PM and George Brewster on electric organ. Bishop James H. Straughn preaches, Dr. Charles Drake Skinner presides, and Rev. Richard W. Miller leads a youth session. A Jubilee pageant closes the day with Miriam Luecke Angus as writer/director and Clark J. Wood as general chairman.

New Lenox Homer Rodeheaver George Brewster Joliet Billy Sunday James H. Straughn Stra Miriam Luecke Angus Crete Clark J. Wood Centenary Camp Meeting Association Illinois General Assembly Otis Hardy Abe Bliss John Crawford Harvey Evan Elijah L. Brayton Russell Seager Joseph Lewis John S. Jessup John §. McGrath Young People’s Institute

Dinosaurs Vanish as Mammals Rise in Evolution Tale

Scientists propose dinosaurs disappeared when mammals appeared and ate their eggs, reshaping early life on Earth. The claim ties dinosaur extinction to reptile reproductive vulnerability and mammal dietary shifts.

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