Illinois Leads Arthur J Bill Barmers' Institute
Illinois leads Arthur J Bill at the Barmers Institute as it discusses animal health priorities and the push for a first rate veterinary school. Wealthy Chicago businessmen offer to fund a $950000 site and buildings if the university governs the school for instruction and research.
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Arthur J. Bill
Barmers’ Institute
Union Stock
Yanda
Chicago
Europe
Board of University Trustees
James
H. & Grindileys
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Troy Stars Struggle in 24 3 Loss and Local Games
Sports notes cover a lopsided 24 to 3 Troy Stars loss at Eight Innings on Troy Schulte’s ground. Includes A B C Cleans up Collinsville Blues 6 6 2 in ten innings with McMillan fanning 15 and Beutel decent for the Blues. Also lists scores from St Jacob Glencary Glen Carbon Edwardsville and Peters games and mentions fishing, hunting, and a postponed Lebanon race meet.
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Troy Stars
Troy Blues
Schult
Cantine Blues
Collinsville
A. Hb.c's
McMillan
The
Bluey
Waa
Beutel
Troy
Callinsville
St. Jacob
St. Jacob Athletics
Glen Garbon Topsys
Highland
Coco Colas
St. Louis
Highland Athletics
Edwardsville
Edwardaville Merehlaghs
Bollettes
Leclaire
Leclaire Blues
Colasvile Stars
Peters
Pony Blues
Glen Carbon
Chip-a-ways
State Game Department
Lebanon
Russell Driving Association
Unclear fragment hints at subscription offer
Fragmentary text suggests a call for subscription with a weekly price under twenty units, but the content is incomplete and lacks identifiable names, places, dates, or concrete outcomes.
Revision of the game laws synopsis issued for hunters
State Game Commissioner Wheeler released a condensed synopsis detailing license requirements and hunting seasons. It covers rabbits year round, quail limits from November 10 to December 10, protections for prairie chickens grouse wild turkeys pheasants and partridges until specified dates, and prohibited netting trapping and ensnaring.
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Wheeler
Open season and hunting regulations with warnings
The notice outlines hunting periods from June 1 to November 15 and September 1 to April 15, with daily limits for ducks, geese, brant, coots, rails, and other waterfowl. It bans baiting, certain boats and devices, commercial hunting, egg destruction, and possession of wild birds, with limited exceptions for listed species. It also mentions rural landowners may hunt on their farms, and advertises Dr Shoop pain tablets and new birthday postcards.
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Illinois
Tuskegee
Booker Washington
Mr. Washington
Philadelphia Ledger
Dr. Shoop
St. Louis Globe, Republic
Post Dispatch
Star Or Times
Daniel Peterman
Jarvis
Troy Exchange Bank
Ad. G. Jarvis
Hoosteg Krronen
FE. Stienhans
Miss May Sutton
California
Mexico
Fallowera
Migs Sutton
News OF the Sports
AL Bc's
Silver Creek
Boa Kinninger
Coney
W. Liebler
Gerfen
Schmacker
E. ‘Schlimmer
Liebler
PO Indhinere
Wa Snonghaas
W. Schlimmer
Frank
Ef Thomas
Evans
P Monret
E. Schlimmer
Ww. Schlimmer
F. J. Bartel
Braner
L. W. Sondles
Theo
Guennewig
G. A. Purviance & Son
Hack and Dray Line
Vandalia Station
Deimling, Bros., Props
Citizens Shaving Parlor
Julius Peter
Calla
Fr Union
Main St
Philip Eckert
Atoras
Eich
Washington
Minth Street
United Fates Putans Olen
Wabhington
D.C
Planos I
Salmon
Paderewski
Yin
How Wei
U'S
Prater, Ie
Mansa West 13Th St
New York
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