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10 PAGES The Flora Journal- 1 PARTdte =h. TOU SHOHtO RBAD THE JOUpNALJIEOORD ^THB NEWSIBST NEWSPAPER IN CLAY OOUfinY Etc VOLUME XII ™« 'OUBHAI.. VoL 69. NO. 49 FLORA. ILUNOIS. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 6. 1923 NUMBER 12 r ': . 1^ THE CHRISTMAS GIFT OF TllE FLORA JOURNAL-RECORD wm Ba Qtwen fir FlftMn Day*, Baglaiilng TtlAer, D«eemb«' 7th, Continotaig UMtll and Indudlnf Noiday. DMember 24th, ClurMiiMui Ere v.i_'.-." , x.v-«-"' ' ' ' tba adttor of tiM Vlora jonmal-RMord haa bean doing the best he eonld. aided by a loyal offlee tore* nad nn nggmslwa, wlda- ftwnke bnneh of eorreaptmdenta and apacM wHtorf. to gtvn tho peo»Ie ot norm nnd Clny Conaty an np-to-data bottapagat during tha fonr .yeare'-ba haa been loeatad In the matropoUa ot tha commonwealth of Clay. . "Hutt onr combined efforts bara beon appraelated ia eah- ¦tnAtlally attested by the loyal support aad patronage of the good people of this city and rlelnlty, thus maklnc the Jonrnal-Reeord ano¬ ceasful In erery sense of the word. At this seaaon of the year, when Ood'a Oreatest Olft to man was bom, and when the manhood and womanhood of the world ara glr¬ lng gifts to lored onea In apprectatlon ot the Barlor'a adrent, the man¬ agement of the Jonrnal-Reeord deaires to ahow appreciation to the people of thia community by making a Chrlatmaa gift to erery reader ot the paper and to those who do not now take the Journal-Record. OUR BPBOIAL SUBSCRIPTION OFFER Beginning with Frtday, December Tth, and continuing until and Inclnding Monday, December t4th—for 15 days, the Journal-Record will accept renewala and new subscriptions aa foUows: ONB TEAM'S SUBSORITTION gtMl SIX MONTHS' SUBSCRIPTION 78 oents No snbacrlptlons will be received for mora than ane year at theae rates from any one person. We cannot afford to handle three months subscriptions for lesa tban the nanal rate ot 60 cents. This is the tirst time In four years that we hare made a sub¬ scription reduction, and we are doing ft for tviro reasons: Namely: To make a substantial gift to erery reader, and th enable erery one who ao desires to take the Journal-Record. If yon are already taking the paper and are now paid in adranee, you are entitled to pay six months or a year more. Wishing you a Merry Christmas, aad hoping 1924 will be a pros- I>eroas and Happy New Tear, we are, Tonra rery tmly ¦ THB FtiORA JOURNAL-RECORD , By L. M. Wood, Publisher FLORA SHOB FAOTORT NOW MAKING FINI8iaB> SHOBS Tuesday afternoon Sheriff Edward; Cogswell came down Irom Lionisviile ' Last Monday afternoon Managar R. and aresied Jerry Trago and Noble B. Campbell of the International Hosklns of this place, and Andraw shoe Co. plant tn aouth Florm, pre- Speafcs of Louisville they being charg- seated the edttor of the Journal-Rec- ed with robbery. They were brought ord. as Secretary of the Flora'Com- befora Squire M. 8. Olckeraon, aad merclal Club, tha tint pair of ftnlsh the trial continued untU 9:00 o'clock ed shoes from the local factory. This Satnrday morning. Each gave bond pair of shoea wera prasented the Com' for 11,000 and they wera releaaed. merclal OInb to be kept aa a aenren- There have been aereral raporta aa ir in recognition of the Ciah'a actM' te the trouble which led to thaae ar-1 ty laat February in ralstng the booua raeta, but tue siory, as near aa woifor the factory. naa yet it, ia about as foUows: t Later on Monday the factory tin- Tom MeKinney, Jr., who had been ished their first ease of ahoee tor working at St. Lottis. had aared up shipment. Those who hare examin- aove'money and came home to rlait led the initial pair at the Jenraal- hi« father, T. A. MeKinney. It seems Record office aay that the shoea are that Monday night he got into a eard well-made and reflect muelr credit en game with othera and loat (aboht workmanship of Flora labor. The $6.00. He then quit the game and j pair is No. 7 children shoea, and the came up town. Ahout 6:00 o'clock factory was built to manufaetnre next morning some one knocked on'children's tnrn shoes. "Hie hpper la the rear door of the Schnell' bakery of patent leather, with a leather aole. bnlldlng and asked for admittance, i Manager Campbell aaya they now When the door was opened young i have 100 people employed, one-fourth MeKinney was thrust in, whfle the | of the capacity of the plant, others made their getaway. It was i Oeorge Braneh, who has been bera found that young McKlnaey was un-'for 10 weeks, installing the power «onaclouB, with a severe wound on the' plant at the factory, retumed Monday head. He was taken to the home of! to St. Louis. bis father, and did not ragain con- Accompanying the souvenir pair of sciousnesB until IVuesday afternoon, shoes, waa the foilowtng letter from when he told what had happened to Manager Camp«>ell, whieh breathes the time he was struck on the head, the spirit of appraciation and co-op- T. A. McKInney, the young man's eratlon SUBSOIUPnON COUPON Cut out thia coupon, fill In the bl^nka, attach currency, money order or cheek and mall to the Flora Jonmal-Record, Flora, IlUnols, and we will send you reeelpt tor the payment. NAMB CITY... STATB. R. F. D.. STRBBT ADDRBSS.. New Subscriber Renewal Subscription.. PARENTS OF A DAUGHTER Word reached Flora last Friday moming that a fine Itttle girl, weigh¬ ing seven pounds had arrived at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Carroll Smith In St. Louis on Thursday night. Nor. 29, 1923. The little daughter has been chrfstened Margaret Shirley Smith. "The mother vras formerly Mias Margaret Shirley. Col. Randolph Smith, t he Uttle girl's genial grandfather, is rery much elated orer her arriral. It's hard to say which is Uie happier, the father or the grandfather. The Jonmal-Record joins a host of friends in Flora and thronghont the leonnty in extending cordial con¬ gratulations to Dr. and Mra. Smith. NonoB There are a number who aigned the petition for membership In the Anto Club, who hare not paid their dues. This Club has no salaried of¬ tieers and collections in peraon takes time. Please call on L. B. Pixley, Sec., pay the annual duea of bne dollar and get your certificate. Dr. P. H. BATLBS, PreaMent. PASSED HIS FOUR SOOBB TBARS Oeneral Jas. B. Smtth and his wife of Clay City took the train here Tues¬ day enroute for St. Louis. Gen. Smith has passed his 84th birthday and is in robust health and full of rigor and takes an actlre Interest In politics and business. He' was born Nor. 26, 1839, and came to Clay City in 1867 when 18 years old and bas since called that place his permanent abode. He was with the 40th UUnois Reghnent during the Cirfl War and was wounded three times, at Shiloh, at Mission Ridge and at Atlantic, Oa. Oen. Smith has held many im¬ portant positions of trust in Olay oounty and for the state of Illlnofc and has thousands of friends throughout the state who extend eordial congratulations. FORD OARS BEING ORDERED The firm of Medley ft Son have been busy the past month writing orders for Ford csrs to be delirered to their customers. I Last week they sold and delirered a Ford coupe 1924 model to Barl RicketU. CHARGE TURBE WITH ROBBERY FINE CHRISTMAS anrr father, swore out the warrants for the arrest of the three men after hearing his son's statement. Young McKInney was dangerously hurt and became unconscious again after mak¬ ing his rerelations of the happening. It is claimed about $100 was taken from the young fellow. On Wednesday Olln Ctolden waa trted before PoUce Magistrate Camp¬ bell for running a gaming house and found guilty. He was fined $60 and costs and in default of payment, was placed in Jail over night. jerry Trago was fined $26 and costs for gaming, but made settle¬ ment. "THE BUBBLE" Flora, ni.. Dee. 8, 1928. The Flora Commercial Clnb L. M. Wood, Secretary Flora, Illinois Oentlemen— I take pleaaura In presenting to the Flora Commercial Club the first pair of shoe* completed fn the Flora factory by rfora operaton. We look forward to the day when six thonsand pairs of these shoea will be tumed ont in this plant dai^ and I am sure that it will mean a great deal to the people of this com¬ munity as well as to the members of the Commercial Club. We appreciate your past jcobpere- tloD and solicit a continued eoopera- ition from you, and I can assure you that the Company will reciprocate in The Bubble", by Edward Locke,! f^^ '^^^ possible, as our interesU is one Of the greatest comedy 1° 1" 1,'**;'?P ""* *"^ """" continue achievements of recent years. Louis Mann starred for one whole year on Broadway In this production. This great metropoIiUn success will be staged here on the . Lyceum course Thursday evening, Dec. 13 by a cast of New York actors. "The Bubble" reveals the age-old) ——.» story of cierer sedui^tre money- I The body of Mrs. O. S. Wolfe was making schemes and a gullible brought here last Frtday for Inter- publia. Many who have plunged' ment. Mrs. Wolfe, aa»d . aaraatf into the whirlpool of hasty specula- yeara, passed away at her home In tlon have emerged richer In wtsdom, St. Louis Thursday. She formerly but seldom in gilt-edged securities, i resided in Flora and was known to For that reaaon, they appreciate the older residents as Mfss Libble Oyler, varied eompllcations Into which the who was a primary teacher In the elderly proprietor of a delicatessen ; city schools here about forty-fire store, his better-half, their daugh-, years ago, white the late Oeo. W. ter and a rery likeable, young news-. Smttb was princtpla. Mra. .Ouy Keith and Mra. Max Landia wera occupants pf an anto^' mobile la St. Louta Saturday night which knocked down a man and hia death waa caused trom injuries ra- ieelred. Mra|. Keith and Mra. Landia wera enroute to the depot to catch train No. 12 orer the B. A O. raUroad for this etty. A few blocks trom the de¬ pot the ear atmek the man who stepped Into the street directly lta the path ot the machine. The ladiea were deuined for the , coroner'rlnqueat at whloh the drirer waa releaaed and exonerated. Mrs. Keith and Mra. Landls were visitors in St. Louis Saturday to see "Lightnin" whloh was beltig shown at the American theatre. to be mutual. Yonra very truly, INTERNATIONAL SHOB CO. R. B. Campbell. FOBMBR FLORA TBACHBR PASSBS AWAY paper reporter found themselves after meeting with a sleek and high¬ ly successful promoter of oil stocks. Uproarious laughter characterizes The body, aeeompanled by the be¬ reft husband of St. Loula, a niece. I Mrs. Wm. Fossdlck, of Madison, and Mr. and Mrs. Sypult of luka, arrired the entire play. It has been termed , on No. 2 and wag taken ot the H^n- a great laugh contest with every¬ one a candidate.'' At Library Hall Dec. 13. NOTICE TO LIGHT AND WATBR PATRONS AU light and water bills will be payable on the first day of each month and must be paid on or before tbe 16th of each month at the Ctty Hall. Parties who have failed to pay their bills upon receiving notice, It will be the duty of the snperlnten¬ dent to discontinue their serrlce until all bills be paid together with tbe cost of reinstating serrlce of $1.00. Effectire Jan. lst. This rule will be strictly enforced. . . By Order of the City Council. CAUGHT AT ST. liOUIS Dan Behl Who made his escape from Xenla, after harlng been ac¬ cused of stealing eggs from the F. O. Meyer Co. there, was captured by Sheriff Cogawell and brought here Monday night. Before Squire Camp¬ bell on Tuesday he gare bond for $1,000 to answer to the grand jury at next clrcnit court. A more ex¬ tended account of this matter ap¬ pears In our Louisrille correspon¬ dence. cock funeral home where funeral ser rfces were held at 2:30 o'clock Fri¬ day afternoon, conducted by Rer. W. T. Terhune. pask6r of the First M. B. church. Burial wae made In the Oyler family lot tn BImwoOd ceae. tery. PROMINENT FARMER DIBS Godfrey Faderer died at the Olney sanltairium last Wednesday. Mr. Faderer, a leading farmer of Blalr township was taken to the Olney san¬ itarium on F'riday prior to death, and operated on and it was found be was a sufferer of cancer of the stomach. He was borri In Oermany. Funeral serrices were conducted and he was burled In the Old Union cemetery at Hord on Thursday after¬ noon. (X»NGRBS8 ORGANIZED Xmas Cards and Folders |sat.,Dcc:8| ONE DAY SPECIAL [l^MDecS We have the largest stock of Cards and Folders in Flora. Now is the time to make your selection 2000 Cauls Ic, 2 for Sc and 5c, Saturday Special at Ic Each 2000 Folden Sc, 10c, 15c, 25c, Saturday Special at 5c Each 1000 Package Seals, Sc, Saturday Special 2 for 5c MAAS VARIETY STORE Seventeen Insurgent Republicans held np organization ot the Nationai House of Congress for two days, but an agreement has been reached and Speaker Olllette was reelected. The Seiute was organised with the same offlcera as last session. President CooUdge delivered big message today (Thursday) in person. SAMPLE SALB Schlffman's are now having a sample sale of coats and dresses. He was fortunate In getting for his store five different fine of sample from New York and a saving of 40 to 60 per cent can be saved on all purchases, whfle this stock last. CLIPS OFIP TIP OP FINOEB Lost Monday while L. B. Keith was operating a sausage mill at his store, the machine caught the Index ftnger of the right hand and almost severed the first joint, and Dr. Campbell had to finiah ihe job and dress the wonnd. BLECTION NOnCE Margaret Morrisey Lodge No. 486, Auxiliary of the B. of R. T. will hold annual election of officers on Thitrs- dsy. Dee. 13. A good attendance la desired. Myrtle Caldwell, Secretary. FLORA K. OF P. LODGE GROWINO a. The membere of the Flora K. ot P. lodge on Tnesday night Initiated Sam Hemphill to the rank of Page and Lowell Wells was glren the proven rank of Esquire.' In this Issue of the Joumal-Reeord aweara the two-column announoe- ment of the big subacription pritee re- dnetion tor 16 days from Frtday, Dee. 7th, to Monday, Dec. >4th .this being the Journal-Record's Chrtstmai gift to ererybody niw taking tho pa¬ per and to all hew aubaertbera. Read the offer and aet within the time Um* tt. Aad we oan thitak 0fj|o other (ttt that would be inore MiHVclAt** than for you ttt aend the Joarnal-R«eord to a friend or ralatlre, either hera. or to oome ona who forararly Ured here, but haa gone to some other elty or state. Por GS weeka in 1»4 there wonld be a coasUnt reminder ot your friendshipi and they would be deeptr interetted in the gwwa from "home". For $1.60, w,.f teiU ptti'week, yoa can do this durtllt the IS days. tWajL SBDRBT OF WBODDENG MAN SUOOCKB8 FROM INJUIUBB--DIIIVKR FRBBD SISTERS ARE HOBiPITAL OASBg Miss Bthel Huff, one of Clay coun¬ ty's efficient school teaehera, la a patient e^ Dr. Campbell's emergency hospital In this city, harlng under- gone a surgical operation last Wed¬ nesday. She had been affUcted with chron¬ ic appendicitis for some time and an operation was finally necessary. , MUm Huff's jiister, Mra. Winnie WIgand, of St. Lonls, Mo., was here visiting relatives when she was sud¬ denly taken ill and was removed to the same homiital on last Saturday, where she unYerwent an operation for hernia. The ladies are raported as hariag stood the operation niqely and are on the road to recorery. ARRImVb FOR HTKAMWG CAR Wednesday night Sheriff Oogswell arrested Oeo. Cummings and Oeo. Barnes ter stealing jack Morris' Dodge car. the Sheriff intercepting them on their way toward the Na- tlonaj Trafl hard road. They are be¬ tng tried this afternoon. The former came here from Baat St. Louis and the latter from Seymour, litd. It is said another charge will also b« filed against them of violating the dry law. TOOK THIRD DBGRBR C. 'B. Stnrm, a former newspaper man of Flpra, was mada a Master Mason in the A. F. A A. M. Lodge on Monday night last. The degree waa conferred upon him at New Vienna, Ohio, where he now resides. B. « O. OFFICIALS HERE WEDNESDAY Righ officials of the B. A O. railroad, including President Daniel '9. Willard rislted the railroad shopa here Wednesday. They were en¬ route from St. Louis east. HAVK BABT OIRL Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Ambrose are the parents of a 9 1-2 pound baby girl, born Saturday, Dec. 1, 1923. Her name is Violet Florence. BAZAAR-~OAFBTERIA The ladles of-the M. B. ehnrch will bold a basaar and cafeteria (dinner and supper) In the church base¬ ment, Wednesday, Dec 12. BUY DODGE COUPE The Young Motor Co., dealers for the Dodge automobiles hare reeent¬ ly dellverad a 1924 model coupe to Dr. B. A, Hopkinaon. Frank Ohaney and Miss Clara Har- graree hotli ot thla eity. ¦urprhMlK theif trienda when they annonaoad their marriuro at Mt. Vernon on Mo»- day, Oee. •. The eeremeay waa por> formed at Ue M. B. parsonace at ¦oon, Rer, Peterson, paator aXMbatr tng. Mr. and Mra. Chaney hare jnat re¬ turned trom their weddinc trip. Mr. CI|iuiO)r)»A partner In the Chaaer Broa.^t«||imrtiw ead dry cleaal^r f*" taUla&ment. > The Mwlyveds hare a eulte of rooma («nito|lod at the home of the hrtde'g nothor, Mra. Mary Har- ¦rarwk wkore thoy Immedlatoly vent tp hoviokoeplnf. I^AWMnrOa OOUNTT MIDIiAlID nun ooNtRAcv uRmra ThQiWtay aftornoon W. B. HarrU ealle4 ua Vg trom Olaey aad aald tlioy had jost rooolred a Unitod Pro^ Dto¬ patch to the Dally Matl that tho State Highway Department haa ot- tlelaUy aanouBoed that on Friday, Deeember Hit they wonld reeeire bide for Section One and fwo. Route 12, (MKUand TraU), 1I.4A miles, running ftom Lawreneerllle to the Riehlaad oonaty line, throngli Bridgeport and Sumner. The settlemeht of the ronte through the two towns remores the last obstraotton to Oor. Smali'a and the state OeiaiaiwtoB'a' pledge to plaoe the Midland Trail under con¬ tract this year throngliottt. BAgHMTOTIWDR NHW CHURCH OOMPIiBTBD The hnetUac congregation ot the United Brathrfn church are now re¬ joicing oror tbo eompletion of the baaement.tor titetr new ehnreh edi¬ fice. Tho eompletion of the ehnrek buildlnc will be In the early spring. ^ The bull4lnK Is to be 80x80 and the intarior will be modern. The old charoh Is too amall for the growlnf attendanee and the capacity of the new churah will raliere the crowded wondition. Any assistance in this worthy effort whieh la being handled by tho organisation will be greatly appre¬ ciated. BRIDGBPORT AND SUMNER OBT MIDLAin) TRAIL ROAD When the hearing was held at Salem Ip 1921 as to location of the Midland Trail hard road. It waa de¬ elded to leave the State road west at LawraneerlUe and go throntk Brtdgeport and Snmner. This yoar the State Highway Oommlaalon grant¬ ed a rehearing, whfeh woe held In October- Official daqlslon has just been made by the State Commission aUot- Ing the road to those two towna, with a proriso that they obtain the right- of-way Wltkln «0 days. TWO MORB OPBRA'nONB Dr. O. W. Campbell on Tuesday op¬ erated on Misa Helen Douglaa for ap¬ pendicitis and removal of tonsils And she Is doing nicely. Last Friday he remored iSrerat Oross' tonsils. Clarence Elliott is recovering nice¬ ly from his recent operation. W»W P. O. BQUIPMBNT Poetmaster Wm. M. Karr and How¬ ard Patton were ahowing us a new mail sack rack which they had'^oat recetred from the U. S. goverament, and it has been needed for a long time. They said it would be a great help during the holiday rnsh. NBW TELBPHONB MANAOBR Herman Aper of ladhtna. Is the new manager for the Commercial Telephone Co. In this city, and wtth his wife Is, now rooming at J. A. Mann's. He was with the comj^oy here about fonr yeara ago.
Object Description
Title | Flora Journal-Record |
Masthead | The Flora Journal Record |
Date | 1923-12-06 |
Month | 12 |
Day | 06 |
Year | 1923 |
Volume | 12 |
Issue | 12 |
Decade | 1920-1929 |
Geographic Coverage | United States, Illinois, Clay County, Flora |
Description | An Archive of the Flora Journal-Record Newspaper in Flora, Illinois. Flora Digitial Newspapers Collection. |
Subject | Flora (Ill.) - Newspapers, Clay County (Ill.) - Newspapers |
Rights | Digitized with permission from current newspaper publisher. |
Contributing Institution | Flora Public Library |
Source | Microfilm |
Type | Text |
LCCN number | 9054782 |


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The South Australia's Rural Doctors Association says the potential blacklisting of some patients at a country health practice should bring into focus the damaging effects of long waiting times for appointments.
Topics: doctors-and-medical-professionals, healthcare-facilities, health-administration, sa, port-augusta-5700, port-lincoln-5606, port-pirie-5540, mount-gambier-5290, renmark-5341
| UpdatedApproval has been given for a 42-turbine wind farm near Keyneton on the edge of the Barossa Valley.
Topics: wind-energy, alternative-energy, environment, electricity-energy-and-utilities, environmentally-sustainable-business, industry, business-economics-and-finance, environmental-impact, government-and-politics, states-and-territories, keyneton-5353, adelaide-5000, sa, port-pirie-5540, renmark-5341, australia
| UpdatedHuman remains found at a house in regional South Australia have now been identified and the death is being treated as murder.
Topics: murder-and-manslaughter, crime, law-crime-and-justice, terowie-5421, peterborough-5422, sa, adelaide-5000, port-pirie-5540, australia
Family First MLC Rob Brokenshire says public transport in regional South Australia is underfunded.
Topics: states-and-territories, transport, activism-and-lobbying, sa, mount-gambier-5290, port-augusta-5700, port-lincoln-5606, port-pirie-5540, renmark-5341
The latest tourism data shows that in the year to September, international visitors spent more than $100 million in regional South Australia.
Topics: tourism, travel-and-tourism, sa, mount-gambier-5290, port-augusta-5700, port-lincoln-5606, port-pirie-5540, renmark-5341
The RAA says the gap between country and city petrol prices is worsening.
Topics: oil-and-gas, activism-and-lobbying, sa, clare-5453, coober-pedy-5723, naracoorte-5271, mount-gambier-5290, port-augusta-5700, port-lincoln-5606, port-pirie-5540, renmark-5341
The number of Port Pirie councillors will be reduced to nine at the next local government election in November next year.
Topics: local-government, port-pirie-5540
Kangaroo Island Tourism says it is confident an increase in cruise liner passengers will lead to many visitors returning to the island.
Topics: tourism, travel-and-tourism, penneshaw-5222, kingscote-5223, port-pirie-5540
The first group of South Australians deployed with relief crews to the Philippines in the wake of Typhoon Haiyan has arrived back home.
The four medicos were among 'Team Alpha', the first Australian medical team to be dispatched to the disaster-ravaged city of Tacloban.
Topics: emergency-incidents, doctors-and-medical-professionals, sa, adelaide-5000, philippines, kingscote-5223, port-pirie-5540
| UpdatedThe Port Pirie Council says it is being forced to seek funding from the South Australian Government to upgrade its CBD and entrances.
Topics: regional-development, urban-development-and-planning, programs-and-initiatives, local-government, port-pirie-5540
| UpdatedAn SES volunteer who murdered his ex-girlfriend in the Flinders Ranges and a young woman who tried to help her will spend at least 33 years in jail.
The South Australian Supreme Court was told Jose Enzo Omonte-Extrada used an axe to kill teenager Rebecca Elizabeth Wild and childcare worker Jessie Leigh Fullerton in December.
For the first time, the court heard details of the killings and the sequence of events leading up to them.
The judge said his early plea and cooperation with police were largely because he knew the evidence was overwhelmingly against him.
Topics: murder-and-manslaughter, courts-and-trials, sa, adelaide-5000, quorn-5433, port-pirie-5540
Police have called off another search in outback South Australia for the remains of missing teenager Karen Williams.
Ms Williams was 16-years-old when she disappeared from the opal mining town in 1990.
A 42-year-old man from the South East was charged with her murder earlier this month.
Topics: police, murder-and-manslaughter, missing-person, sa, adelaide-5000, coober-pedy-5723, port-pirie-5540
| UpdatedCFS volunteers with work-related cancers will only be eligible for compensation if they are exposed to 175 hazardous fires over a five-year period.
The amendment was included in legislation to compensate MFS firefighters which was one of several bills to go before Parliament on a busy final sitting day.
The CFS Volunteers Association has labelled the legislation 'disgraceful' and 'discriminatory' and says it will consider taking the matter to the Equal Opportunity Commission.
Topics: work, states-and-territories, state-parliament, volunteers, community-and-society, cancer, fires, sa, adelaide-5000, port-lincoln-5606, port-pirie-5540, renmark-5341, mount-gambier-5290
| UpdatedAboriginal groups in SA's far west have been granted native title over an 80,000 square kilometre area.
Topics: native-title, rights, law-crime-and-justice, indigenous-policy, indigenous-culture, aboriginal, adelaide-5000, sa, port-lincoln-5606, port-pirie-5540
| UpdatedA compensation scheme for South Australian firefighters suffering work-related cancers could be dumped because of parliamentary deadlock.
The South Australian Government says it will block amendments that would see Country Fire Service volunteers get the same cover as paid members of the Metropolitan Fire Service.
With parliament to sit today for the last time left before the March election, the bill will not be passed if an agreement is not reached.
Topics: states-and-territories, state-parliament, unions, volunteers, community-and-society, cancer, work, sa, adelaide-5000, mount-gambier-5290, port-lincoln-5606, port-pirie-5540, renmark-5341
A study into the Waterloo Wind Farm, south-east of Clare, has found there is no evidence linking noise from the farm to any adverse effects on local residents.
Topics: wind-energy, activism-and-lobbying, health, clare-5453, port-pirie-5540
A meeting was held in Orroroo last night to get community members on board for a feasibility study to improve the town's water supply.
Topics: water-supply, water, water-management, orroroo-5431, port-pirie-5540
| UpdatedA petition has been delivered on the steps of Parliament House in Adelaide by volunteer firefighters demanding health rights.
Topics: volunteers, activism-and-lobbying, government-and-politics, states-and-territories, cancer, health, occupational-health-and-safety, adelaide-5000, sa, mount-gambier-5290, port-lincoln-5606, port-pirie-5540, renmark-5341, port-augusta-5700
The South Australian Regional Organisation of Councils (SAROC) says it will be urging both major parties at the next state election to decentralise government services to regional areas.
Topics: activism-and-lobbying, states-and-territories, elections, local-government, regional, sa, mount-gambier-5290, port-lincoln-5606, port-augusta-5700, port-pirie-5540, renmark-5341
Local councils which put money into the Australian Local Government Association's (LGA) bid for a referendum at the last federal election will get their money back in coming weeks.
Topics: local-government, constitution, federal-government, sa, mount-gambier-5290, port-augusta-5700, port-lincoln-5606, port-pirie-5540, renmark-5341
| UpdatedKangaroo Island health authorities are warning of an increase in mosquito numbers and an increased risk of transmitting diseases such as Ross River virus.
Topics: diseases-and-disorders, kingscote-5223, port-pirie-5540
The Country Fire Service (CFS) has contained a fire which burnt about 350 hectares near Melrose in the southern Flinders Ranges yesterday afternoon.
Topics: fires, melrose-5483, port-pirie-5540
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The Baker University football team will advance to the second round of the NAIA playoffs after defeating the Sterling College Warriors 10-7 on a last-second field goal by freshman Clarence Clark. Even after Clark missed his first three field goal ... More
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There was a man who came down from the bleachers to congratulate Sterling College football coach Andy Lambert after the Warriors clinched the KCAC title last Saturday with a 36-19 win over Kansas Wesleyan in Salina. He introduced himself as a member ... More
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FHSU was able to get its bench extended playing time on Saturday in the Tigers' 95-64 win over NAIA Sterling College at Gross Memorial Coliseum. ... Most of the damage was done by the starters, who jumped all over the Warriors en route to a 16-0 lead. More
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FHSU will host NAIA Sterling College at 4 p.m. Saturday at Gross Memorial Coliseum. It's the final non-conference ... The Warriors were 21-11 a season ago, losing 87-80 to McPherson College in the KCAC championship game. But Sterling lost Raheem ... More
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The Southwestern College volleyball team dropped its final regular season contest of the 2013 season Saturday evening. The Lady Builders fell in three sets to the Lady Warriors of Sterling College inside historic Stewart Field House. Chasity Clark led ... More
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I want to offer my appreciation to Barrie Magain Real Estate and the excellent work performed by Rick Connock in the recent sale of our house. Rick consistently displayed a high level of professionalism and courtesy in all his dealings with us and the potential vendors. I am sure this contributed so much to the sale of the property. From the beginning he showed a high standard in his salesmanship and ethics and this meant a lot to us as vendors. I highly recommend Rick and the team at Barrie Magain...they made selling the house so much easier and their sales approach worked so well we quickly got a result well within the range we hoped for. Brian and Jenny O`Neill |
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As particularly satisfied customers we felt it appropriate to convey our pleasure as having chosen you to market and successfully sell our property. The professionalism your company has demonstrated with regard to service quality and customer communication has been exceptional. The icing on the cake was the speed at which you sold our property coupled with the $15,000 over achievement in the sale price Mr & Mrs Abbie |
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I am writing to express my appreciation for your work and the results that you achieved in the sale of my unit at South Plympton. The way you are willing to work in partnership with the vendor is refreshing. All the usual and not so usual minor obstacles were dealt with quickly with culminating in the successful sale of the unit to all concerned. Mr Norris |
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Higgenbotham wrote:Three years after Iceland's banks collapsed and the country teetered on the brink, its economy is recovering, proof that governments should let failing lenders go bust and protect taxpayers, analysts say....Now I read that this week the US government will backstop the derivatives clearinghouses.
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I see no possibility at all that the US is going to recover - ever.
I caught that one myself yesterday in regards to the backstopping of the derivatives clearinghouses, but you beat me to the punch in mentioning it here Just remember: a quadrillion here, and a quadrillion there, and like pretty soon, dude, you're really talkin' big money.... (But getting back to that derivative-protected day-trading suggestion I just had, you can now really ultra-short-term trade with confidence, and not worry about micro-credit events that fall through the cracks!)
I would have to respectfully mention, however, that as tempting as it is in many quarters to just let the big US banks fail, I'm wondering how that might affect European unrest, and especially Chinese unrest, if our allowing such failures turns into an uncontrolled implosion of sorts. It could mean seeing WWIII happen rather soon, although WWIII happening eventually seems, of course, like a good possibility (but maybe if we're lucky, we'll just get a Chinese civil war as the worst of it). But, as far as the US never recovering, I kindly tend to feel that what cannot go on forever simply won't. Yet, trying to put Band-Aids on all of this "forever" could maybe lead to a Fourth Turning in America that goes especially bad; let's hope not....
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Why isn't it warmer?
Monday, June 22nd, 2009On June 21, 2009, at 1:45am EDT, another summer* began. Astronomically speaking, of course.
We learn in middle-school science class that summer isn't the hottest season because the Earth is nearest the Sun at that time. Actually, the Earth is about as far from the sun as it ever gets at the time of the summer solstice.
What makes summer hot and winter cold, as our junior high teachers informed us, is the angle at which the Sun's rays strike the Earth. You can get a sense of this by extending your arm out the window of a moving car. If you face your palm in the direction of travel, so that the wind strikes perpendicular to the surface of your palm, you'll experience a great force! Turn your hand, however, so that the wind hits you at an angle, and the force you'll experience will decrease as the angle extends further from the perpendicular.
So, by that logic, why isn't June 21, the day of the summer solstice, the hottest day of the year?
(Any sun-lovers who happen live in upstate New York have been wondering about the answer to this question, as our temperatures haven't gotten much above 75 all year.)
Really — water. There's a great deal of water on this planet. About 70% of the surface of the planet is covered in water. That's millions of square kilometers.
And water has a very, very special property — it has a very high specific heat capacity. In other words, it takes a lot of heat energy to raise the temperature of water one degree. This is why boiling water for tea or pasta seems to take forever. Metals (like your tea kettle) have a very low heat capacity. They get hot quickly and cool down quickly.
As the summer goes on and June turns into July, heat is stored in the oceans, lakes, and ponds around us. The water continues to heat up as the Sun's rays beat down. In the evenings, as the air temperature cools to below that of the water temperature, the heat from the warm water is slowly released into the atmosphere.
Because of this effect, the (average) warmest day of the year is sometime around July 22, a full month after the solstice. The reverse effect happens in the wintertime, and the coldest days of the year fall in late January, not December.
You can also see this regionally. The coasts of the United States tend to have more moderate temperatures than the Midwest, thanks to their proximity to the oceans. An extreme example, consider deserts — deserts get very cold at night due to the lack of water.
So if you're wondering where the heat is, I only ask you to be patient. The solstice has passed, but the warm weather is yet to come.
*In the Earth's Northern Hemisphere, which I assume throughout this post, since I and about 98.5% of the readership of this blog lives in the Northern Hemisphere. The same logic applies to the Southern Hemisphere, yet in December, not June.


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This along with the Gift probably constitute the two most classic sport routes at the Gallery. This one is exceedingly popular, so best to be patient if you plan on giving this one multiple tries. Fun pumpy climbing follows the crack system, though no actual crack climbing is required. As with the other routes at the Gallery, this one is probably a bit soft compared to similarly graded climbs at, say, Rifle. Classic and awesome climbing, nonetheless.
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A little over a decade ago, in a time when 5.11d was not an on-sight for me or my 5.10-climbing partner, we both got on this climb, and both did it. The grade we agreed upon was lower 5.11. Nice route though.
Definitely not 11d. A good warm up route for the Gift.
Grades schmades. I put my hand in ze crack it feels good. Yes!!!
More fun than I was expecting and a lot easier as well. Technically I guess it finishes at the anchors to the right of the crack as the anchors to the left are for Minstrel...
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really fun climb- i'm not an .11 leader on a regular basis and i managed to flash this route- so i'd agree it's not .11+, despite having nothing to compare it to. that said, it seems like if you can milk the hand jam rest halfway up, it's definitely easier. i watched some folks who avoided it whip higher up from the pump.... have fun!
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Yes, classic. I remember this one because right after I onsighted, Bachar soloed "The Gift"...I got two rushes for the price of one.
Delightfully fun route. No single move is particularly hard; the challenge is dealing with the pump.
nowhere near 11d... very good climbing, steep and great holds!
i nearly onsighted this...got pumped going to the chains. but none-the-less, it would've been my hardest onsight by far. I'd agree with everyone and say it was more like a super sustained 11b with maybe one C move in there somewhere. But it's hard to tell with overhang like that.
ridiculously fun!
Great bouldery start to jugs, side pulls, a crimp or two, and couple of hand jams topped off with a serious forearm pump. Handren's new guide book gives it 11c and I'd say it's all that and more.
On 1/29/11 the LVCLC with support from the ASCA replaced all 6 protection bolts on this route with 1/2 x 3.5" 5-piece bolts and replaced the anchors with 1/2 x 5" SS 5-piece bolts, and equipped them with mussy hooks.
Super Fun! wish it was longer!! Agreed that it should be like an easier 11. The top isn't a gimmee.
Last climb of the day for me. Tough start and progressively gets easier. It has big jugs the whole way.


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A Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE) internship and fieldwork experience based on your interests will give you the opportunity to integrate the intellectual, contemplative, and pastoral skills you have acquired in the program in a real-world context.
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Back to School Equals Back to Germs
And, one-third of parents of young children surveyed are concerned about losing jobs or losing pay to take off work to care for their sick children, according to a study by the University of Michigan C.S. Mott Children's Hospital.
"Seasonal illnesses brought home from school affect parents and even grandparents as much as they do the children," says Dennis Dwyer, owner of Maid Brigade of the South Bay of LA. "Preventative action can make the difference in keeping a healthy home, even when outside forces are battling against you."
The green clean experts at Maid Brigade share the following tips to help you combat back to school germs and the seasonal illnesses that come with them.
Prepare lunch on disinfected surfaces: Cracks and crevices in your cutting board or even your counter can harbor more bacteria than the average toilet seat! Use separate cutting boards for different foods and disinfect them regularly.
Avoid multi-tasking while cooking: Doing the laundry, for example, while getting the kids lunches ready can transfer dirt (and worse) from your clothes into the lunchbox if hand washing between tasks is overlooked. Clean backpacks and lunchboxes: Clean out backpacks regularly and wash them at least once a week. Thoroughly clean the inside and outside of lunchboxes daily before putting away or repacking. And pack lunches and snacks in sealed containers instead of loose in backpacks.
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Boycott germs: Provide your child with a reusable water bottle to take to school and although it may be a long shot, some sanitary wipes to wipe the lunch tray, lunch table, or other surfaces. According to a study of germs in schools water fountains and plastic cafeteria trays are germ hot spots!
Don't Share: You've been telling them to be good sharers since they were born, but school is one of the worst places to share food, drinks, ear buds, or sports equipment. In the classroom, there may be books and other items that they will have to share, but remind them to wash their hands after such activities.
Hang up backpacks, purses, and jackets in the restroom: Avoid setting down any personal items on bathroom floors. This is a good rule for anyone of any age. When that item returns to the house and is placed on the kitchen table, you can only imagine the amount of bacteria that comes with it!
Wash your hands: All ages. All places. Wash your hands regularly and thoroughly with soap and water, particularly before eating anything. Getting between fingers and around fingernails is important. Philip Tierno, PhD, author of The Secret Life of Germs, says that in one study of middle and high school students, only about half washed their hands after using the bathroom and only 33 percent of the girls and 8 percent of the boys used soap. He also cites other studies that show that "people who wash hands seven times a day have about 40 percent fewer colds than the average person."
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The Queen's Diamond Jubilee: Celebrating 60 Years of Technology Change
As London hangs out the buntings and prepares for street parties to celebrate Queen Elizabeth II's 60 years on the throne with her Diamond Jubilee, we thought it would be fun to look back at how technology has changed over those last 60 years (and admittedly, beyond that!).
When the Queen began her reign back in 1952, the world looked a lot different. Her primary mode of communication with her constituents was the radio during her first few years on the throne. According to a recent article that appeared in the Telegraph, "in 1953, after television cameras were allowed into Westminster Abbey to record the coronation – the popularity of the young queen prompted sales of half a million extra TV sets in the weeks running up to the ceremony."
Through the years, as technology has changed, the Queen's methods of communication and outreach have significantly changed. Today, Her Majesty has her own Facebook and Twitter accounts (not surprisingly, with a team of social media experts making updates on her behalf), and is able to reach a much broader audience and provide information on a near real-time basis.
Let's take a look at exactly how much technology has changed while the Queen has been in the office (and well before then, too!):
Technology Through the Years
The future of technology is sure to be exciting. What will the next 60 years bring? Only time will tell.
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The second Maker Faire North Carolina was a tremendous success! Thank you, North Carolina!
The North Carolina community of Makers, Crafters, and innovators played host at the NC State Fairgrounds to over 80 exhibitors and musicians for another inspirational day of do-it-yourself Maker spirit and innovation at Maker Faire North Carolina 2011.
This event is all about community so I would love it if you would share your photos and videos with the world by posting in our Flickr Group and/or our Facebook Page. If you missed out this year then make sure you get on our mailing list for future updates.
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