Carroll County Supervisors Hear Right of Way Reports and Budgets
County board debates state road right of way payments for Route 72 and Route 7, approving settlements with landowners and authorizing clerks to pay expenses. Finance and public buildings committees report per diems and mileage while a separate county superintendent report covers school accounts and institute fund balances.
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Right of War Committee
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Carrol County
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Board of Supervisors
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Martha J. Ashby
Recap of Board of Supervisors disbursements 1927 Illinois
Recap shows total disbursements of 40645.07 dollars at the Mi Carroll Illinois session held September 13 1927. It details orders allowed by committees Public Buildings Finance County Farm Sheriff Pauper and Miscellaneous Printing and Stationery and Supervisors' Service with amounts including 49144.42 in vacation orders and 166.50, 40645.07 final total. Campaign notes mention J J Sheridan chairman and W R Watson clerk.
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Board OF Supervisors
Mi. Carroll
Illinois
Public Buildings Committee
County Farm Committee
Sheriff's
W.it
Watson
GAM
S. Wise
How to Correct Foot Defects Effects of posture on balance
The article discusses foot defects and poor balance caused by habitual posture. It offers shoe-free exercises, urging readers to stand on the outside edges of the feet with knees stiff, then repeat with toes in, rise on the toes, and repeat steps to restore proper balance.
Breakfast notes on breakfast, strange phrases emerge
Fragmentary text mentions eating and growing signs, with garbled terms like BREAKFAST Chae ip and ten sath alice of giaten nen oa a. The readable bits show no clear person, place, or event to anchor a concrete news item.
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Chae Ip
Alice
Deep Beauty Works and Local Trade Row
A garbled OCR snippet hints at a local business dispute or naming confusion involving Works Bom Ware Beauty and a deeper Archinos firm. References to Wat 1 Reeps and Wome boss suggest a road or business names, with no clear event or outcome. Further readable details are needed for precise summary.
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Archinos Bert Remetiness
Grass Fails Shrink Yields In Mid West Dairy Pasture
W J Fraser, dairy farming specialist at University of Himely, warns blue grass pastures fail in summer across the Middle West causing feed shortages and milk losses. He advocates sweet clover pastures for better yield, lower land use, and easier management, with grain stubble grazing and seasonal rotation to sustain production.
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Mid- Te West
W. J. Fraser
College of Agriculture
University of Himely
Fraser
Middle West
Ured
Laod
Prepared Calf Meal Quality and Feeding Safety
A readable note on calf meal preparation and feeding hygiene. It emphasizes clean feed boxes and scrap-free handling, with guidance to avoid scours by using proper feed and storage practices.
Hard Work Che MAN Honor Noted in Globe Mention
A brief Globe mention honors a worker described as the hardest during his shift. The article highlights dedication and the value of hard labor in the context of local industry.
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Atchisom Globe
Ancient burial customs cited in Sheboygan dig near Black River
Archaeologists from the Milwaukee Museum and Wisconsin Archaeological Society oversee excavations of Uni mounds along the Black River. Finds suggest some Indians avoided cradle beard burial or used board-carry pausing methods, with rare grave goods. Skeletons show both in-flesh burials and pack burials with reburied relatives. Mounds include effigy-type shapes of animals.
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Black River
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Milwaukee Museum
Wisconsin Archeolugien Society
Limehouse Nights loses its rough charm for tourists
American visitors seek wild Limehouse excitement but find London dock area tamer as Shanghai cafe closes its Limehouse door and moves to Soho. Tourists report dull evenings while retired Inspector Hall, famed for cleaning Limehouse, reflects on a decade of crime control.
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Limehouse
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Shanghai Cafe
Linehouse Causeway
Soho
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Criminal Investigation Department of
Scotland Yard
Flying Lawyer Pilot Tries Case in Olivia Courthouse
Airborne attorney Second Lieut. Thomas M. Strickler of the One Hundred Ninth Aero Squadron and client T. G. Linnell flew from St Paul to Olivia and back, reaching court in 75 minutes. The verdict favored the lawyer, with the flight totaling about 2 hours round trip.
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Thomas M. Strickler
One Hundred Ninth Aero Squadron
Olivia
T. G. Linnell
Twin City Fire Insurance Company
Twin Cities
Western Washington Cow Sets New World Dairy Record
Tol Washington reports Carnation Walker Yazelwood, a Western Washington cow, produced 627 pounds of milk and 43.22 pounds of butter in a seven days test. The three year old cow holds the week's best production for production. Last year the heifer also set a world mark for yearly butterfat output at 1,200 pounds.
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Tol
Wash
Washington
Carnation
Walker Yazelwood
Tesla Sees Air Fleets Via Wireless Power
New York on Tesla seventy first birthday interview, inventor predicts air ships circling the world powered by wireless electric power. He says power for industry, light, and heat will flow through the air from central stations to where needed with experiments showing wireless transmission around half the globe.
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Tesla
New York
Nicola Tesla
Fragmented Garms and Haflstones Describe Germless Ice
Fragmentary text claims garms in hell haflstones lack germs as emus form by freezing in higher efr. It states water evaporates before becoming hallstones and is essentially like distilled water.
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Hell
Two Suitors and a Forest Fire Unite in Vermont
Gloria weighs love for beauty as Malcomb and Winton vie for affection. A weekend party leads to a hilltop blaze where Malcomb rallies men to save the grove. Gloria sees true devotion, while Winton resists, and the party ends with a vow to seek gentler paths to love.
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Matcomb Turner
Mateonth
Grove
Filoria
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Winton
Gloria
Wintons
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Malcomb
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Iman
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Bill
Weill
State Grove
When to Cut for Succulent Silage
USDA notes that silage quality depends on moisture at cutting. Corn best at 80 percent dough and 20 percent milk, minimizing nutrient loss. Sunflowers tolerate bloom to pre-betal drop. early to mid bloom yields good silage. Sudan grass not detailed beyond general flowering window.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Buseau
Qairylug
Feed Cows Liberally to Make Dairy Profitable
The article discusses dairy economics, noting maintenance feed of about 15 pounds per cow daily, and profit from extra production when intake rises to 30 or 45 pounds. It argues for feeding on farm to boost milk output, use feed efficiently, and improve fertilizer value while considering land value and labor costs for a steadier, more economical production system.
Paris convention chatter from travel director at luncheon
John J. Wicker Jr national travel director spoke to New York crowds about the Legion’s upcoming Paris convention. He quoted a Parisian waiter hearing a mix of French phrases and joked about cafe au lait and other beverages amid the war era chatter.
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Parisi
John J. Wicker
New York
Paris
To Revive a House Plant When It Wilts
A short remedy suggests pouring a tablespoonful of castor oil around the roots to revive a dying house plant, especially a hard to revive fern, making it look greener and fresher for a time.
Scientists Study Appetite Disease in Dairy Cows
Five more cows and helpers, all producing milk, have been sent from western Minnesota to the Minnesota experiment station for observation. The study focuses on depraved appetite caused by mineral deficiencies in the ration, testing effects of added minerals versus none, with one cow to be slaughtered for bone analysis.
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Minnesota
Minnesota Experiment Station
Prevent Calf Scouts A New Method Emerges
A new method for preventing calf sickness has been discovered. As soon as the calf is dropped one or two right away bouts of the dam's milk should be drawn and given to the calf. This feeding, best with regular nursing bottles, helps cleanse the calf's digestive tract and provides immunity against scours and digestive disorders.
Flag Adoption of the thirteen United States
The flag was formally adopted on June 14. 17TH John Adams introduced the adoption resolution in the Continental Congress at Philadelphia and it was unanimously passed amid great enthusiasm.
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Continental Congress
Philadelphia
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