Morrison Fair Association Plans Three Day Fair For Next Week
Morrison area locals anticipate a three day Morrison Fair starting Wednesday through Friday with fine exhibits, entertainment, and races. Secretary Paul F Hoyd notes many entries, reduced purses, free after six admissions, and plans for Mil Findt and his orchestra drawing crowds to the fairgrounds. Nearby Gray Shingle cabin camp at Morrison offers modern cabins with amenities and picnic facilities east of Morrison on Route 30 inviting visitors.
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Whiteside County
Morrison
Paul F. Hoyd
Morrison Ia
Mil Flndt
Morrizon
Til
Roy G. Smaltz
Wren
61 Highways Improvements Approved Across 61 Illinois Counties
Federal Bureau of Public Roads approved 61 highway improvement projects across Illinois counties under the Public Works program. Officials say bidding will follow plan approvals, with work set to begin promptly. Projects include Route 40 near Milledgeville, Route 50 near Thomson, and Route 2 in Dixon, among others in Whiteside Stephenson and nearby counties.
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Federal Bureau of ‘Public Roads
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Hingham
Ford
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Johnson
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Knox
Lake
la Salle
Lee
Livingston
Severn
Ilinois Counties
Thomson
Second Street
Artesian Place
Dried Sweet Corn Recipes and Steps
Recipe fragment lists ingredients and steps for cornbread and sweet corn dishes. Mentions Mrs Henry Kueper Hilldale and Bernt Sugar Cobs. Includes mixing eggs milk sugar flour lard and baking powder, with sugar, yolks, egg whites, and meringue-like technique, plus cooling and final assembly.
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Henry Kueiper
Hilldale
Henry Kuelper
Local notes and events from Clinton area column
Hattie Yates was stung by a durable bee and required three doctors. Mrs. Charles Miller is recovering at Clinton hospital. Ari Green moves into the Carpenter house. Fred Nipe under doctor care for thrust trouble. Wake Delphuis rents the Dr. Kershner farm west of Clinton. Willard Welch vacations with parents in Sharon Wisconsin. Joe Foliz adds to beer rooms. Rudolph Holm farm soil erosion crew at work. Locals attend night ball game at Mt Carroll. Kitten ball girls beat Polo 7 to 6. Local team to play at Pete Friday under electric lights. Many plan to attend the game. Schools resume. town quiet. silo filling begins. coal shoveling soon. People travel Maitland Missouri en route to Century of Progress. Welles, Britells, Longs mentioned as relatives nearby. John Renzie in a tussle with Zambago. Charles Wierema rents Lawrence farm in Whiteside. Ruth Melendy visits Ches ter Litherton. Evelyn Holm among 25 sewing prize winners at Stele Fair. Harry Ort improving after track fall. Grace Moyer and Lou Overholser return from four weeks away. Wilbur Willems family and Kenneth Greek at World’s Fair. Miss Labelle Joens begins teaching. 31 pupils Monday. Henry Stoner and Mayme Mummert hosting visitors over Labor Day. Velma Sack visits Clinton. Dorthy Guinter and Mr Holman in Freeport. Farmers to begin filling silos Friday. Don Carpenter first to fill.
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Charles Miller
Clinton Hospital
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Willard Welch
Sharon
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Rudolph Holm
Mt. Carroll
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Welles
Brittells
Longs
John Renzies
Zambago
Charles Wierema
Whiteside
Ruth Melendy
Chester Litherton
Mt. Carri
Evelyn Holm
Harry Ort
Grace Moyer
Lou Overholser
Virginia
Niagara Fails
Wilbur Willems
Kenneth Greek
Labelle Joens
Joene
Henry Stoner
Mires
Mayme Mummert
Mex
Wm. Miller
Oliver Freeland
Spring Valley Sends Lettered Guests and Local News
Readable here are social visits from Spring Valley families to Archer Iowa and Morrison South Dakota and Chicago trips for the Century of Progress. Neighbors host, picnic plans near Waterworks park, and church services are noted along with school moves and local gatherings.
Fragmentary Roman inscription shows support for orphans
A decayed Latin inscription mentions a will leaving funds to aid 100 orphan girls and references various names in a historic context. The readable fragments hint at a Roman setting and a benefactor, though details are incomplete and partially obscured.
4H Hustling Helpers Club Wraps Up For Term
The Hustling Helpers 44H club met at Delbert Gasr s home with four visitors. Robert Carroll led the meeting approving last minutes, and roll showed all present except Hubert Cate. They turned in their books to Rush Carroll for review and scheduled the County Round Up at Cook s field on Aug 30 1933 to show calves and be judged at 9 30. The club thanked Ideal Farmers for dairy calf project prizes won at the Ideal picnic Harold Daehler 3.00 Robert Cate 2.00 Paul Carpenter 1 25 others 1.00. After games they enjoyed popcorn and candy refreshments and a brief social period before departure. Agnes Dyk huizen was the news reporter.
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Rush Carroll
Robert Carroll
Hubert Cate
Rush
Cook’s Field
Ideal Farmers Club
Harold Daehler
Robert Cate
Pautl Carpenter
Agnes Dykhuizen
Poultry Codes and Market Cheer Ahead of Christmas
A reader writes about working on poultry and egg industry codes and plans to present them in Washington. The aim is to boost employment and raise wages, encouraging people to buy poultry through the Christmas season amid market optimism.
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Institute
American Poultry Industries
Eges
Wihile
Washington
Soo
Vocational Agriculture Fair Opens In Oregon Today
Carroll county boys and girls enter in at the sectional vocational agricultural meet opening at Oregon today. About 650 head of cattle hogs and sheep from 18 or 20 schools will compete making this the largest northern Illinois livestock show this year. Cash prizes total 1200 with a 35 cent entry fee per animal. An afternoon recreational program features playground ball horseshoe pitching and ground ball with cash prizes. Lunch sales benefit Future Farmers of America and judging will be by competent officials as the fair runs through today and tomorrow.
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Oregon
Gook's Field
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Ogle County Fear Grounds
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Chicago
Modern Authors Put What They Say As If It Had Been Said Before
A compact reflection on originality in writing. It argues that true originality lies in how clearly authors express ideas already in existence rather than claiming novelty. The quote underscores the craft of articulation over invention.
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Emergency Hog Marketing Program Rules Released
Daya C Wagner outlines Tales and schedules from the Department of Agriculture Washington DC for the Emergency Hog Marketing program. Eligible hogs and payments are detailed, with inspectors, weight limits, and Chicago price scales for lots, plus rules on ownership and eligibility for benefit payments.
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Daya C. Wagner
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
United States Gov
Bureau of Animal Industry
States
Chicago
Wind Affects Temperature and Velocity Readings
Untidy fragment notes rapid removal of a body and mentions wind speed and temperature readings. The lines refer to weather instruments and possible disturbance of measurements caused by wind and heat, but lack clear names, places, dates, or events to anchor a fuller summary.
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