Illinois road meeting and the Tice bill discussions
January 13 Springfield hosted a lively public forum under the Illinois Highway Improvement association with about 600 attendees from business, agriculture, and civic groups. The debate centered on the forthcoming Tice bill creating a state highway department, state funded roads, uniform construction standards, and 50 percent cost sharing for state aid projects, with farmers voicing concerns over taxes but supporters arguing it would raise land values and improve rural markets.
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Clarence A. Shamel
Illinois
Springfield
Illinois Highway Improvement Association
W. Q. Edens
Chicago
Illinois Manufacturers’ Association
Chambers of Commerce
Federation of Woman's Clubs
University of Ilinois
Wilhelm Miller
Tice
State Highway Department
State Department
Justice of the Peace
Milnets Road
S E Bradt
DeKalb
C A Kiler
Champaign
Champaign Chamber of Commerce
Diinois
Tye Peets
Ove
Mindis
Orange Judd
Maine Potatoes Prosper From Soil Care and Fertilizer Rules
The text describes potato farming in New England with notes on seed preparation, spraying, and fungicide use. It highlights Aroostook County soil management, rising land prices from 50 to 159 dollars per acre, and Maine yields from 225 to 490 bushels per acre. It also covers general fertilizer needs for hay grain and root crops and six steps to optimize fertilizer results.
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New England
Aroostook
Maine
How to Get Larger Getter Crops
Guide to crop improvement emphasizing aerated soil drainage and organic matter. Advises deep fall plowing, proper seedbed care, store barn manure for spring use, select best varieties, plant seeds at the correct time, and apply balanced fertilizer containing nitrogen, phosphoric acid, and potash to boost growth.
FABLES FOR FARMERS MORAL ON FALSE BANKING HOARDING
A quirky old fable about a man who hoards money and follows a friend's advice to bank it to grow wealth but drains it away by spending gains until he loses all. The tale ends with a cautionary moral about prudent use of funds and the limits of compound interest.
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Rafusha
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