Milk price control proposal fuels dairy market critique
Column denounces a Springfield milk control bill copying New York law and warns it entrenches a milk monopoly. It argues pricing is skewed by two large corporations, harms small dairies and consumers, and calls for public action to oppose the measure.
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America
Springfield
New York
New Deal Supreme Court
National Dairy Products Corperativem
Congress
Pure Milk Association
Midwest
Mountain Insight From Will County Election Victory
A speaker reflects on Monday’s election showing strong support for a new Peoples party and a non partisan slate in Will County. Voters rejected Barr & Barr backed candidates and opposed the Republican ticket while Democratic and independent votes surged, signaling distrust of bossism. The author thanks supporters and notes the defeat of a Barr & Barr allied candidate by under 2000 votes.
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Gome
Barr & Barr
Will County
Cam
Peoples
Bartley
Kankakee
Iroqmois
Barrs
Wilson
McCabe
Jones Hearing Stopped in Banker's Losses Case
A rich banker must return Ingalls losses after a halted Jones hearing. The case involved stock purchases and bonds from various firms with interest and questionable trades. The proceedings paused amid disputes over the authority and subsequent claims by Mr. Woosiuit and related themes.
Court‑house shuffle names new circuit judge candidate
The text notes a petition to appoint a new circuit court master and later a judge. It mentions J. V. Bartiey as a judge and references prior masters and bench plans, with positions shifting amid an election cycle.
Smelly Waterway Story Triggers Odor Complaints
A reader reports an unpleasant odor near the Des Plaines waterway after a boat trip along Granden Locks and past Jefferson Street. The journey, tied to perfume-like smells and wind directions, describes a thick black scum forming on the river surface a quarter mile above a deck.
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William Mickelson
Jefferson Street
Mic&eGen
Oder
Case In High Court Over Accounting Between Bondsmen
An appeal perfected yesterday halted the hearing before special master William C. Mooney in the suit against Herbert R. Jones Columbia Casualty Co and others for an accounting. The court proceeds to determine amounts due the county with delays for fees and costs. The appeal from the master’s report halted further action and was served on A. H. Krusemark. The hearing resumes after a week while Frankfort contends the appeal did not stop the process.
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William C. Mooney
Herbert R. Jones
Columbia Casualty Company
Ben D. Jones
Wilson
A. H. Krusemark
Frankfort
Boston Store Owner Albert Felman Recovers at Home
Albert J. Felman president of the Boston Store is recovering from a throat infection. He has been at home for several days and is expected to be unable to return to duties for another week. He is a leading Joliet merchant.
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Albert J. Felman
Boston
Joliet
Kuhar Brothers Open Law Offices in New Building
Attorneys Ludwig D Kuhar and Joseph E Kuhar have moved into the new K S K J building at 351 N Chicago Street. The building recently opened and now houses their law practice.
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Ludwig D. Kuhar
Joseph E. Kuhar
Chicago Street
Joliet Eagles Plan Annual Chick-Salad Social on See Bridge
Joliet Eagles lodge members announce their yearly Chick-Sadan on the See Bridge a ver affair. The event traditions and date remain under wraps as organizers invite community support.
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Joliet Eagies Lodge
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