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CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE Td.r, J.ly 29, 1852 Parti Page 4 1 IT'S A TZICAT TO EAT AT PRICES OF HAM AND LEAN PORK olkb Senator Tuesday store hours: 9:15 to 5:45 BY THOMAS MORROW 11 fONTICELLO, UL. July 28 1 ABE MARTIN One Congress Session Worth 28 Million Words Washington, July 28 (F) The 82d congress used 28 million words to have its say in the session which ended early this 'month. The speeches, reports, and special articles published in the two year session of the Congressional Record equals 280 ordinary sized books. In its last session, congress approved 4,593 measures, including 594 new laws. President Truman Vetoed 22 bills and the legislators overrode three vetoes.

RAISED BY OPS A Few of Our SO Entree ROAST FORK WITH SAUERKRAUT BREADED VEAL CUTLET PAN FRIED PERCH BROILED MOOSE STEAK mThat was sort of an unkind thing that Dan Voorhees, the tall Sycamore of the Wabash, said back in 1876 on the west side as he was sound asleep, so the Union had to slide." But, shucks, that's all forgotten now. And, as for the boys who sprinkled pepper on the stove when the Presbyterian women held a fair just 85 years ago they're not even looking for them any more. 10 AIR-COOLED RLOORS Ceilinqs on Cuts Boosted of the old SO Mile 1 to 8 Cents a Pound CHICAQ8 Subscribe for The Tribune Washington, July 28 W) The ILLINOIS government tonight boosted ceil ing prices on hams, chops, and court house. Editor H. D.

Peters had allowed in print that Voorhees was a rebel and, all in all, not the kind of man to be at other lean pork cuts, from 1 to 8 cents a pound. ILMMIfSTCI tsutnusi MOMTtCELLO i The office of price stabilization said the increases, effective at once, are necessary to comply srsiUFHj with an amendment that congress recently tacked on to the economic large among children and innocent live controls law. This provides that processors must be given higher ceilings to make up for higher stock. Daniel took notice of this charge. jvirs.

Jtud livin room prices paid to farmers. Retailers are permitted to pass along the rug'll be nineteen payments ole "I am not a rebel," he said, "but I am fighting the black Republican dogs. I do not have time, however, to kill every ilea on the dog's taiL" t'morrow. increase to the consumer. OPS said the increases are sea sonal and will continue thru Oc 6 3 0 SO.

MICHIGAN Editor Peters considered this. to the paper. Uncle Billv Piatt. tober. After that the ceilings may could not think of the answer, and filed the whole thine under un Uncle Nathan Haneline, Jesse Warner, eight or 10 others, and be reduced.

Premium in Warm Months finished business. The new ceilings provide a boost of 1 cent a pound for pork shoul 18 hound dogs went out to hunt a wolf. "The run, however, was short," said the editor, "because one of the horsemen ran over the wolf, knocking him down, and the npHINGS LIKE THAT were al--- ways happening in and around ders; 3 cents a pound for ham, bellies, Boston butts, and neck Monticello. Take the circuit rider. bones; and 8 cents for pork chops, loins, and spareribs.

The increases apply to fresh pork along with ND hounds soon had him." While this was not considered very sporting, there is no record that the wolfs family ever went to court about It. Henry Stoddard, who helped dedicate a church on the Freeman Clow farm. They played grab bag at the dedication, and this disturbed a Mrs. Smith, who took her Christianity straight. 42 smoked or other processed cuts.

ANNUAL OPS said the lean cuts were selected for the increases because The beekeepers organized In 1882, and six years later the city "What do you think Christ housewives customarily pay premium for them warm council passed an ordinance that -AUGUST FUK SALE months. They account for about gate's must swing in instead of out. would have done if he came into that church last night?" she asked Circuit Rider Stoddard the next morning. Don't you think he 40 to 45 per cent of pork sales. Before that, tho, W.

A. Gillaland They do not include cuts usually opened a new newspaper in 1858 would have driven the gamblers used in making sausage. Sausage out?" ceilings, therefore, will not be af with a wary eye on lawyers, and announced in print that No legal advertisements will be published fected. OUR COMPLETE COLLECTION OF OPS also slaughter unless paid for in advance, while deaths and marriages will be pub Don't you worry about that. Sister Smith," consoled the Rev.

Stoddard. Christ wasn't within 25 miles of that place last night." ers and wholesalers to add $1.20 a lished free. hundred pounds on sales of pork products to restaurants, hotels, COATS, JACKETS, CAPES, STOLES and others selling meals. The agency said this differential is CHARLES YOUNG got his saloon open around 1873 but I WAS Maj. James McReynolds who hung the name Monticello customary in the industry.

on the community back in 1837. Covers Boost to Farmers Price officials pointed out that Named it after Thomas Jefferson's home, which was built on top of 20 OFF small mountain. As the town the agriculture department raises the parity price for hogs from July of Monticello is in a hollow, the only reason McReynolds did this, thru October above 100 per cent. it is believed, is because it was so different. Parity is a price designed to give the farmer a fair return for what On July 4, 1837, some people he sells in relation to what he has to buy.

gathered, ate a fair share of barbecued pig, bought 52,700 worth of lots to start the town, and The officials said congress re not before he had outlined his policy in the paper. "To the wife who has a drunkard for a husband, or a friend who is unfortunately dissipated I say emphatically give me notice and such persons will be excluded from my bar. I have no desire to sell whisky to drunkards, or minors, or the poor and destitute. There are gentlemen, men of honor and of money who can sport and afford it. With such, and only such, do I desire to exchange.

To this class my bar is open and none others need apply. I will endeavor to treat you courteously and gentlemanly. Pay your cash, choose your drinks and go about your business and it is your business and nobody else's business." quires that the agency allow proc Juniors' Halter Top, Charming Circle Skirt twosome you'll go steady icUlt! heard Judge Charles Emerson of Decatur bellow an oration. essors increased margins to take care of these higher prices farmers will receive. superb examples of the finest shins, made with our perfect workmanship WE SINCERELY BELIEVE OUR PRICES CANNOT BE DUPLICATED FOR FURS OF SUCH HIGH QUALITY Took as his subject May This Monticello Bring Another Jefferson," did Judge Emerson, The agency said a study shows the processors of pork could not and got to people, Will pay these seasonally higher hog prices without reducing their earnings below a standard which it take another hundred years to produce another Jefferson? Has he been here and gone, or 95 would entitle them to price relief.

5 35 When parity prices are lowered is he here today, hiding his light under a bushel?" Halter Skirt in the fall the ceilings probably can be cut back, OPS said. Obviously, old Judge Emerson BLUMS EVANSTON BLUMS NORTH ON JULY 4, 1866, L. J. Bond was to respond to the toast, wasn't going to get any answer, so people just shook their heads Bridge Repairs to Alter Halsted St. Trolley Route and went back to eating barbecued Pig- Walter J.

McCarter, general npHERE WAS SOME INDICA manager of the Chicago transit JL' HON about 1869 that the editor in Monticello did not see Junior Vues glamorous halter of fine quality twill-back cotton velveteen in smart black. Full circle ekirt of silver colored rayon faille with overlay design of black velveray. Sizes 9 to 15. Mail and Phone Orders Call STate 2-1500 MANDEL'S JUNIOR CHICACOAN DRESSES, AIR-COOLED FOURTH, WABASH eye to eye with the administfa authority, announced yesterday that Halsted st. street cars will be rerouted today and tomorrow because of repair work on the Halsted st.

bridge, near Division st. The reroutings will be effective tion. Considerable stir was oc casioned about the court he reported, because of the departure of some of its rats, Judge from 9:30 a. m. to 4 p.

m. on both days, McCarter said. Jackson, Treasurer Langdon, Es quire Wiley and Sherif Kirby for Decatur. It is to be hoped that they will not get in the lockup TOOLS TAKEN IN BVRGLART A quantity of drills, micrometers, and other equipment was taken In a burglary of the Anderson and White Mill Supply company, 5025 Armltage Harry Beck, the president, told police yesterday. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE TRIBUNE while gone." About the same time, according air conditioner OPE.

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