Gasoline pipe laid across the Rock River at Lyndon
Workers assembly three pipe lines across the Lyndon crossing of the Rock River as the Great Lakes Pipe Line Co advances toward completing the bridge crossing. The 600 foot wide stream holds depths of about four and a half feet while gate valves for the Lyndon booster station arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndon
Great Lakes Pips Line Co
Acracs
Rock
Eh Fine Menn
Lyndon Crossing
Whiteside Sentinel
Exams Bring 1652 Applicants to State Civil Service
Mittels State Civil Services Commission announced 1652 applicants for nineteen state jobs subject to civil service exams. Senator LeRoy Adair spoke at Besfoixtown high school commencement. Illinois ranked fourth in employment and third in value of products from 1929 census data. East St. Louis drum corps and band to perform in Springfield June 17 for Hoover rededication of Lincoln tomb. Senator Barr reports national band champions in Springfield event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Parker
Mittels
LeRoy Adair
Quincy
Besfoixtown High School
Illinois
New York
Pennsylvania
IH. S
Best
Pickel Favored For Springfield Postmaster By Hoover
Albert L. Pickel of 1006 South second street is expected to be appointed postmaster of Springfield by President Hoover. The choice follows a recommendation by Senator Otis Glens as Pickel had the highest civil service grade, replacing retirement age postmaster William H. Conkling. The news reflects ongoing appointments amidst legislative activity on road and other bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert L. Pickel
South Second Street
Springfield
Hoover
United States
Otis Glens
Mr. Pickel
William H. Conkling
Fragmented conveyance of mayoral vacancy and appointment terms
An unclear excerpt describes filling an unexpired mayoral term, stating that an election may be held within a year and a half, with a provision about a vacancy and appointment after a death. It references Galesburg and an official solution process, but details are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ture
Iney
Galesburg
Local dairy study notes milk separation at home
A research note reports several black workers aiding at home in seed milk and separation tests. The report mentions improvement associations and a national department of manufacturing involved in cream churns and trucking and other charges. It references feeding dairy cows and fat cow milk outcomes.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Prof
Diehl
Somme
Prof Hilbish
Erie Independent
Wm. Taylor
Home Economics Club
Carroll Carty
Ilinois Farmers’ Institute
University of Illinois
Cook
Take
Uni
Elybke
Board of
H. C. Allison
Ilinois Farmers Institute
State Home
C. B. Denman
Federal Farm Board
Chicago
Philadelphia
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Prancis Simer
Hoyts
Sib Sikeee
Frances Stames School
Misa Margaret Hexter
New London
Connecticut
Connecticut College For Women
Graduate School of Education
Harvard University
George School
Wilcox
Miss Baxter
Atatt
Ihe
Ahd
Clinton
Melo J. John CO
Rexall
Clinton, Iowa
Fulton
Lili Spalbs Capitol
Richard J. Barr
ILE Dresars
Vorle
Strand Theatre
McKinley
Presser Williams Educational Surien
BUICK
Trome
Hemey F. Mitler
Leavenworth Willard - Boardrand & Gi Hobart M. Cable
Artemue
Kingebary
Pisses Galbransen
Eggemerer Gulbrensen Gekiller
Lampe
Supreme Court
Walter M. Prowne
Taylorville
U. S
Supreme Bench of
Clinton L. Ewing
Douglas
Banner, Couth
Copperas Creek
Illnois River
Senate
House
Fort Edwards
Fiones J. Loughran
Evelyn G. Linn
Edwardsville
Wos
Gorgas Memorial Institute
Washington
Charles R. Walgreen
George M. Maypole
State
John Acker
Savanna
J. L. Ki
Camanche Ave
AMER
Iowa
Depue & Andrews Fot Ave
Tat St
Lee Taco
Freeport, Ill
C. S
Buff
Rocks
Rhode
A.P
Robbins Electric
Sterling Quality
Lincoln Highway
Sterling
Sadie
Ole Maid
Soma
Bush
Williams
Bigier
Gadson
Union Grova
Particula Woolen Mills
Mears
Reeda
Fender
Blackomitk
Metarern Schoo
M. McGovern
Matt
Aki
Blackhawk
Harrison
Sea Open
Fearth
Harri Devenpenr
Wolny
Ent
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!