Science fuels jobs as research grows in 1600 US labs
Dr E KR Weidlein told the Oklahoma Petroleum Section that television age is young and science remains in its infancy. He warned that many common thugs are not yet understood and urged continued support for scientific research to create new industries and jobs, even as machines replace some tasks.
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E. KR. Weidlein
American Chemical Society
Petroleum Group
Society
Oklahoma
Weid Jen
United States
Savanna Farm Supply to Occupy New Quarters
Savanna Farm Supply Co. Inc. prepares to move into a new 52 by 63 foot brick building on Savanna's west end, with 23 foot high ceilings. Constructed for Judge F J Stransky, the structure will be rented by the firm and feature ample display space for machinery. Opening planned for early this month after finishing touches this week.
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Savanna
Savanna Farm Supply Co. Inc
Lucile Stransky
Stransdale Farm Products
Main Street
Savanna Construction Company
F. J. Stransky
Savanna Farm Supply Company
Paul K. Bfiles
Gelwicks Wins York Township Democratic Nominee
Election results from York township show Gelwicks ahead of Sheridan and Cramer. Gelwicks carried 12 of 18 county precincts while Cramer won two Savanna precincts and trailed in three Sheridan precincts. Sheridan carried three precincts in total, with Savanna No 1 Washington and Lima precincts.
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York Township
Gelwicks
Sheridan
Cramer
Savanna No
Savanna
Washington
Lima
District Lodge Convention in Shannon Highlighting Royal Neighbors
Royal Neighbor lodges in Carroll and Stephenson counties convene in Shannon today with over 250 members expected. Dr Hada M Carlson supreme physician and Mrs Louise Lindberg district deputy will run the afternoon school of instruction at 1 30 pm. Sunshine camp Savanna degree team, 2 1/2 members, led by Mrs Clarence Homedew, will confer the initiatory degree at the evening session. Dinner is at the Evangelical church from 5 to 7 pm. Franky Fredericks of Shannon presides both sessions as new officers are elected at the business meeting.
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Royal Neighbor
Carroll
Stephenson Counties
Order
Shannon
Carroll County
Stephenson County
Hada M. Carlson
Rock Island
Louise Lindberg
Moline
Sunshine Camp
Savanna
Clarence Homedew
Evangelical Church
Frankie Fredericks
Shan‘ton
County Deaths Edward Myers Mt Carroll
Funeral services for Edward Myers 74 former Carroll county treasurer were held at Frank Brothers funeral home in Mt Carroll and at the First Baptist church. Rev R H Leitner officiated with burial in Arnold's Grove cemetery. Myers died last Thursday in a Freeport hospital survived by his widow three sons Lester Mt Carroll Roy Minnesota Ralph St Joseph Mo and two brothers Sherman and Frank both of Mt Carroll.
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Edward Myers
Mt. Carroll
Carroll County
Frank Brothers
First Baptist Church
R. H. Leitner
Arnold's Grove Cemetery
Myers v
Freeport
Lester
Roy
Minnesota
Ralph
St. Joseph
Sherman
Frank
David Hatfield
Savanna
Law Funeral
Royal J. Synwolt
Pag ‘Tor
M. E. Church
Lost Mound
Hatfield
Julia
Cabeth
Arthur
Center City
Orville
Mountain
Wis
George Richardson
Earl Tingel
Spragueville
William Dennison
Sabula
Stakemiller farm losses yearling amid suspected butchery
Argo Fal Verne Kanafian on the Stakemiller farm reports a missing yearling feeder found in a stubble field near pasture. Indications suggest the animal was caught and butchered, hinting at a growing habit. Walter Severance recovering from a foot injury, John Ginter faces a grave stroke prognosis, and Mrs. Wolfe near eighty with serious condition. Route 171 work progresses with 100 cars of sand and gravel unloaded. 250 more billed. Harvey notes damp Illinois weather but concrete work may start this fall if conditions allow.
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Verne Kanafian
Stakemiller
Pred Riete
Walcott
Walter Severance
John Ginter
Alder
Ginter
Vinegar Hill
Wolfe
Raymond Carroll
Colehoor
Dan Nipe
Harvey
Texas
Auto Wreck Cont. From Wage L This Section Indiana
Indiana man Maher died in an automobile wreck after moving from Milledgeville to Dixon last March. He left a wife and four year old son, his mother and five siblings, plus a sister in Milledgeville. His wife Rath Pasth of Tampien was in Dixon hospital delivering a daughter when Maher died. He was survived by his father Jerry Meakins Sr and a brother Max, all of Dixon.
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Indiana
Milledgeville
Dixon
Rath Pasth
Tampien
Dixon Hospital
Jerry Meakins, Sr
Max
Harry Bunders
Maher
Two Injured in Route 80 Crash Between Savanna and Thomson
John Manning of near Chadwick and Herbert Shelly of Thorson suffered severe cuts and bruises when Shelly's car rear ended Harry Morgan's auto near the Frank Brown Sr. farm on Route 80. Morgan escaped serious injury, while Shelly and Manning were taken to the Brown home and later to Savanna for antitetanus treatment.
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John Manning
Chadwick
Herbert Shelly
Thorson
Shelly
Harry Morgan
Thomson
Savanna
Frank Brown Sr
Manning
Brown
City
Farm Institute Contest Details And Prizes
The Farm Institute section lists that eligible exhibitors must be reported to the state farmers institute office in Springfield before February 14. First and second prize posters from county contests enter the state contest at Rockford February 17 to 19, 1937. Cash prizes total ten dollars for first, seven dollars and forty cents for second, five dollars for third, and two dollars fifty cents for fourth. Posters entered will be returned after the state contest if return postage is provided.
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Farmers’ Institute
Springfield
Farmers' Institute
Rockford
County meeting on rural crime prevention set for Nov 18
Farm Adviser M P Roske announced two countywide meetings of farmers and interested residents to be held at the Mt. Carroll courthouse on Wednesday evening November 18. Total Ross Saunders will attend to offer guidance with plans for a county program. Saunders, with long organizing experience in rural areas, will discuss involving rural banks in the effort. The session begins at 4 30 p m.
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M. P. Roske Hes
Mt. Carroll
Ross Saunders
Saunders
Carroll County
Earl McIntyre Named Investor in Harvard Chamber Office
Friends of Earl McIntyre former editor and Harvard Herald writer learn he has been named as an investor in the Harvard Chamber of Commerce, filling the post previously held by F Walsh whose term expired and did not seek reelection.
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Earl McIntyre
the Review
Harvard Herald
Mac
Publishers Auxiliary
Harvard Chander of Commerce
F. Walsh
The
Herald
Walsh
Local Social Roundup From Ful Tate and Nearby Homes
WACKER Prank Bownman is returned to us hone here. Mr and Mrs. Pied Yates of Ful tate spent Sunday in the Paul Franks home. Dora Lee Turney visited a few days last week in the Harry Gaai home near Thomson. Kyle Turney of Chadwick and Florence Startmart of Mr. Carroll were Sunday night guests of Mr. and Nes. Guy Turney. Maw Goo Nels spent a day ta si nk with her son and family, Mr. nd Mix. Earl Nels of Mr. Carroll. Mr. and Mrs. Theo Storm visited via the W ok Stage home Sunday.
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Wacker
Bownman
Pied Yates
Fultate
Paul Franks
Dora Lee Turney
Harry Gaai
Thomson
Kyle Turney
Chadwick
Florence Startmart
Mr. Carroll
Nes
Guy Turney
Nels
Nd Mix
Earl Nels
Theo
Storm
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Carrell County
Jehan
ROYAL
Frank Dennis
Grant Bundy
Fuller Funeral Home
Mr. Dennis
Ireland
John
Margaret Bryan Dennis
Bundys
James Martinell
John Hatfield
Arthur Bogue
James McCall
John L. Brearton
Ilinois
D. W. Grove
Me. Carrell
Coats
Hotel Freeport Bldg
Ball-Band
Morrison and Vicinity
Joe Delp
the Shoe Man
Morrison
Farm Institute
K. G. Lehman
Lanark
Howse
Chevrolet and
Pontiac
GMAC
Delco Light Sales & Service
Merchant Bros. Garage
Lanark, Ill
Ohio
Farmers Elevator & Supply Company
Morrison, Illinois
Mt. Carrell Black
Mt. Carrell
Clinton Rendering Co
Clinton
Iowa
Chamber OF Commerce
Harvard
Martin Morris Co
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Fira Avenue
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