State Capitol reports at Illinois bee keepers meeting
At the second annual Bling Weights and Measures conference Chicago officials were elected to leadership posts. Governor Emmerson spoke at a banquet as beekeepers heard addresses. State officials announced candidacies for state offices. The bicentennial and convention plans were outlined. Racing revenue and budget lapsed funds were noted alongside tax and education finance debates.
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Bling Weights and Measures
F. W. Stingon
C.ty Sealer
Chicago
Howard Meilberg
Stochford
Leo H. Lowe
Stae Department of Trade and Commerce
Desp
Lowe
W. T. Fossett
Division of Standards
Louis L. Emmerson
Illnois
Champaigh
Lester H. Grimm
Illinois State Teachers Association
Poultry feeding changes prevent perosis in chicks study
The U S Department of Agriculture reports experiments with substituted rice bran for feed in confinement rearing reduces perosis in growing chickens. Adding 6 to 10 percent rice bran and adjusting calcium phosphorus lowers disease. simultaneous changes prevent cases. Perosis differs from rickets and implies another vitamin besides D is needed for bone development.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Traps in Dens Illegal Warn Head of Club
EG Bedford president of the Bush Fur and Game Protective Association issued a warning this week about trapping in muskrat dens. He cited reports that trappers are placing traps at the entrance of muskrat dens, violating state game laws which prohibit setting traps within 10 feet of a muskrat house.
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EG. Bedford
The
Bush, Fur & Game Protective Association
Muskrat Dena
Mr. Bedford
Violations Under Protection Statute Warned by Association
The association notes many violators fail to understand the statute protecting those trapping in dens. It plans action against persistent offenders at dens entrances and warns against using guns, chemicals, or smokers to take fur bearing animals.
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Dong
Mater
Bedford
Hoosier Lists Charges in Suit Against Wife
In a divorce case filed in this county, Elizabeth Boyle is charged with cruelty and inhumanity toward her husband Heathren. The complaint alleges he was victims of eye gouging with a table fork, concealment of a first wife’s body, refusal to cook meals, and being forced from the home while ill. He claims she had the body removed from a cemetery to be buried there herself.
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Boyle
Elizabeth Boyle
Tress
Roman Ruins Unearthed in Trevea Rhineland Discovery
Excavators at Trevea in the Rhineland uncovered Roman buildings with Pompeii like decorations. First such find in Treves, ancient Augusta Trevirorum once ruled by the western emperor from 268 to 400. Read The Review 60 per year.
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Trevea
Rhineland
Pompeii
Treves
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State Capitol
I. J. Brown
Hanoin Commission
William G. Thorn
Charman
John M. Gibbs
Paul E. Arnold
Edward M. Hurley
Citizens’ Committee
Mr. Hurley
Stuart E Pierson
State Department of Agriculture
James A. Watson
Fifty-Sufch General Assembly
Treasury
Oscar E Carlstrom
Edward J Barrett
Tinos
Frank D. Whipn
Ilinois League of Women Voters
Ilinoia
Springfield Automobile Club
Walter L. Moody
State
Tilimois Highway
Lonte L. Emmerson
Pharmaceutical Associaion
Warna
McK Co
Hoosier
Dad
Nebe
Davenport
CIVE
McKinley & Hummelgaard Furniture
Philco
South Second Street
Clinton, Iowa
Sik
Iriah
Piatt Shop
Clinton
Fifth Avenue
South
Iowa
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