Illinois News From The State Capitol Report
A lengthy state affairs roundup covers unemployment funds, legislative actions, and funding figures. It notes a $200 million appropriation, potential borrowing of $45 million, and urgent distribution plans for relief funds. Also reported are milk goat exhibitions, revised library reading courses, tax per capita comparisons, and preparations for the Illinois building at the 1933 Century of Progress.
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Minais
H. S. Cuicks
State Tax Commission
Tlinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Illnsis
Ilinois
State of Lincoln
Chicago Century of Progress
Louis L. Emmerson
Herrick Hammond
Soldiers’ Field
Oakdale Campmeeting Plans Set for August 11 to 21
The thirty seventh Oakdale Park Campmeeting will run Thursday August 11 through Sunday August 21. A strong program features daily conferences on ministry missions and youth activities, with Bishop L H Seager Prof E Himmel Rev H M Lintz and Charles Wieand as regular speakers and leader. Young People's Day is scheduled for August 20 with a special program.
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Aredale Park
Ghee
Northern Illinois Evangelical Churches
Oakdale
L. H. Seager
FE. NiHimael
Hom. Lintz
List
Charles Mr. Wieand
Wieand
Wayside Rescue Mission
Aurora
JL. M. Linth
Fie
Mer. Yaubhs
the Missionary Conference
Uf ML
Albright
Brotherhood
J. B. Miller
Charles Wieand
M. Lintz
The
Crusaders
Bethel Chapel
Ministers’ Council
Freeport
Crusaders’ Union
H. M. Lintz
Evangelis
Morning Watch
Earl Meier
Supt. Shannon
Rain Halts Threshing Then Returns With Good Yields
Weather delayed threshing across northern Ti jingis after a heavy weekend storm, but sunshine returned midweek, reviving crews. Farmers report strong yields in oats and barley, with Weber and Spaulding operations posting top averages. Other farms show varied outputs, while some crops still await threshing before completion.
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Thomson
Tijingis
Weber Run
Earl Weber Farm
Weber Farm
Mason Spaulding
Tipton Brothers
Kenneth Schneider
George Schreiner
Ed Bast
Woile Provant
Alvin Pryant
W. S. Doty
Henry Jannssen
Senneff
Acre
Queckboerner Playe
Poultry and Shade Sparking Farmer Competition
The article critiques poultry farms in Wisconsin with tall new sheds housing sixty thousand hens, arguing day old delivery to kitchens pressures farmers to market eggs twice weekly. It notes farmers neglect shade and cool water for birds, and many rely on guesses for flock sizes and profits, implying poor business practices.
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Wisconsin
Jokes and banter in a chaotic household scene
In a humorous exchange a neighbor questions a new baby in the house while a confused parent jokes about the cot age and a misnamed cottage. A porter refuses to admit a corpse dishonorably and a customer complains about a half dollar as a clerk defends the price.
Nut Cake and Favorite Recipes Card Reprint
Favorite recipes for simple desserts with nut cake and a nut cake variation include sugar, lemon, and egg whites. Directions cover beating yolks, folding in flour with baking powder and salt, then baking in a moderate oven for about 45 minutes. Also lists ingredients for a Nut Cake with sugar, shortening, milk, nut meats, flour, baking powder, vanilla, and beaten egg whites.
A Unique Will and a Birthday of Bent Wits
A merchant frets over a will set with odd bequests turning debts and assets to family and friends. A mudbound tale follows Andy with a dead engine and a grave for it, while a penniless youth seeks advice from a rich uncle about asking for a loss.
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Percy
Community Notes from Springs Valley and Morrison
Social items list Saturday visits as Jaane Pullan and Mary Ghurchail of Springs Valley with Arthur Cherehber and family. Inez Willenry staying with relatives in Morrison while Mrs. Allen Lewis hosts a ladies gathering. A Holland Reformed Church review will be led by Stelph Biolema in Springs Valley on Aug 14. The Entwhistle reunion is planned for Water Works Park in Morrison next Sunday.
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Mary Ghurchail
Jaane
Pullan
Arthur Cherehber
John McCullagh
Wid
McCulligh
DeWitt
Inez Willenry
Angle
Mer
Mis
Lenry Issen
Morrison Fd
Allen Lewis
NG. Glub
Arthur
Stelph Biolema
Holland Reformed
Springs Valley
Market News Reports Mixed Prices Across Livestock and Grains
Demand improves lifting hog prices to near five dollar top as buyers clear heat influenced by strong market. Cattle supply tight supports higher grain fed steers while other grades hold. Lambs and sheep steady with limited open market sales. Wheat movement weak as domestic spring wheat rises. corn oats rye quoted locally with mixed buyback. Chadwick markets note egg and grain prices at local stations.
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Preckers
North America
Chadwick
Webers Elevator
Milledgeville
Bay
Mar
Ani
Jack
Mary
Poor Dad Childlike Quips Echo On Ranch Anecdote
Fragmentary reminiscence recalls a boy asking if he will resemble his father when grown and a joking memory of an absent minded professor who went hunting and shot his ranch. The text preserves informal dialogue and rural setting without graphic detail.
Fairhaven school levies slashed with district by district cuts
Levy figures show district by district reductions in Fairhaven township with District 83 down to 400 and District 199 trimmed from 3,000 to 2,000 amid bond interests and principal payments. Running expenses cut about 800, directors cite overall savings and adjusted budgets for the year.
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Fair Haven
Carrell
al Tywackip
Weasurer
Fran Zugerhwerdt
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