Dairy Industry Growth Amid Export Boom and Declining Domestic Demand
A garbled report notes rising butter and milk production at dairies like Blue Valley Creamery with higher exports in 1919 driving a 40 percent postwar surge. Domestic consumption fell by about 17 percent in 1920, signaling a shift in balance between production and demand across states including New York, Wisconsin, California, and Illinois as trade and supply expanded.
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Americas
Ax‘ Creamery
Gerald Of-Creamerien
Sevey Ballon
Gary
Santa Ae
Californias
European Cows Yield More Milk Than U S Cattle
A report cites 1924 U S dairy figures from the Bureau of Dairying showing 28 722 000 cows vs 24 675 000 in 1924, with output per cow far below European levels. It notes U S production rose 8 percent per person over 25 years, enough to nearly match 1900 per capita supply.
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Blue Valley
Bureau of Dairying
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Egg overhang anticipated but eggs still in surplus
A Blue Valley Creamery Institute review of 1924 notes record poultry flock growth with 474 million birds on January 1 and a surge in diversification across poultry dairy and hog products. Despite forecasts of oversupply and low prices storage worries grew as receipts fell to 14,644,583 cases versus 15,837,529 in 1922, marking a four year decline.
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Blue Valley Creamery Institute
Unclear OCR Item on U S Poultry Figures
Fragmentary OCR text references 474 000 000 chickens in the United States and mentions patterns, dates, and places but the content is too garbled to identify a coherent event, names, or exact context. Requires access to clearer source material for precise headline and summary.
Illinois State Journal Defends Long Term University Program
A Springfield Illinois State Journal excerpt describes a university plan to expand educational work and build projects, urging a long term budget with a concrete policy. It emphasizes expanding educational work and constructing buildings while avoiding immediate drastic cuts. The piece argues for a steady development of a definite program over several years to guide funding and growth.
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Illinois State Journal
Spring‘field
University Refrains From Requesting More Funds
The University of Illinois plans no tax increase, seeking 5.25 million dollars per year for two years. Funds will cover operation and maintenance at 4.25 million annually and 1 million for construction including a second library unit, library facade, army addition, architecture building, gym wing, and pharmacy expansion, with no extra burden on taxpayers.
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University of Illinois
Kinley
State University
Milneis Board of Trustees
Armory
Architecture
Pharmohy
Chicago
Peat Swamps Pay With Potassium Fertilizer Experiments
Peaty swamp land in northern Illinois converted to profitable farm land after University of Illinois experiments with potassium fertilizers. Near Tampico in Whiteside County treated soil yielded 42 to 53 bushels of corn per acre over three years, while untreated land produced no ears. Similar gains were seen in Kankakee and Mason counties.
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University of Illinois
Tampico
Whiteside
Kankakee
Mason
Enrollment Trends at University of Him alayas
The University reports steady gains in enrollment, rising over the past quarter century from about two thousand two hundred twenty five students. Strong growth is noted despite fragmented OCR text.
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Uni
University of Himalayas
University of Illinois research drives state growth and farming
The University of Illinois operates far beyond teaching. It conducts extensive research in soils crops animal husbandry and engineering with 400 annual demonstrations across counties. It runs 38 engineering projects and five short courses while medical and military programs focus on public welfare and training.
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College of Engineering
Illinois State Electric Association
Dlinois Gas Association
Modern Woodurar Contest Participants List
A long roster of names including Ralph Carson JE Welsh D Beat Chas Huey D-Johnson J.F. Shane E A Blundy Yann Arnold H A Arnold Rut Bragg M R Clark L G Cady H C Cady FE W Clark Clift Cady Co Li Dungan Harry Fuson Jos Harder Jud Harding John Hamilton Geo Mulvaney Merle Blundy Karl Christian Chaser Catton Wm Chamberlain Edson Purcell O Tucker T Lloyd Wilson Chas Yese Floyd Wyman F W Arber I Bragg J L Murdoch L O Pulsipher John Rusk Chas Sears Joe Hasselbacher The Dry Cells Cliff Blundy R B Roberts T Dungan 8 C Cady Robt Bragg J A Clark W R Weeks D Hasselbacher Fred Arber Bun Bragg H B Bowman L A Clark HB O Cady Ira Catton W J Clark Fred Dawson Co D Forney W I Harding Lloyd Hasselbacher Lud Hasselbacher Jas Harker Elwood Kelly O F Kelly Lee McCoy Chas Marks H Memier H McCartney Roger Pacey Co W Porter Lee Pacey Perry Reek Geo Roath Earl Shane John Wilson John Zern Reed Blundy Henry Devries John Harding Peter Lottman Ray Martin Ira Martin Geo Meghan E J Meehan N S Overen Robt Bale Ollie Curran tos Carroll A Cecil Fred Sloan R Tucker Tab Yerby W E Finck W C Ayers Frank Appleby Johnerbacher p F Maher Joe Radibeck A Whoetzel
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Cliff Blundy
R. B. Roberts
T. Dungan
C. Cady
Robt. Bragg
J. A. Clark
W. R. Weeks
D. Hasselbacher
Fred Arber Bun Bragg
H. B. Bowman
L.A. Clark
HB. O. Cady
Ira Catton
W. J. Clark
Fred Dawson
D. Forney
Lloyd Hasselbacher
Lud Hasselbacher
Jas. Harker
Elwood Kelly O. F. Kelly Lee McCoy
Chas. Marks
H. Memier
H. McCartney
Roger Pacey
W. Porter Lee Pacey
Perry Reek
Geo. Roath Earl Shane
John Wilson
John Zern Reed Blundy
Henry Devries
John Harding
Peter Lottman
Ray Martin Ira Martin
Geo. Meghan
E. J. Meehan
N. S. Overen
Robt. Bale
Ollie Currantos, Carroll A. Cecil
Tax collection schedule disrupted at Eliagwood store
It states that As will collect Brimfieta taxes daily except Fridays with a change on Fridays beginning February 6 when collection will be at Strickter & Armtrong's store in Eliagwood. The notice names Chas Moss and Col. as involved.
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Aiuto Bales Co
Strickter ¢ & Armatrong
Eliagwood
Chas, Moss
Col
We own one of the world's great universities
Citizens are urged to recognize that the University of Illinois belongs to them as a public asset. The piece extols the university’s vast teaching work, research, extension activities, and daily operations that educate, inform, and improve lives, justifying taxpayer support and pride.
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University of
Ilinois
Ney
University of Mitneis
University Pays Large Dividends, Editorial Says
The Chicago Herald and Examiner argues education yields major returns for society and business. It cites Illinois and Minnesota research projects on warm air heating and ventilation, noting lessons on insulation and cold air duct design for efficiency.
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University of Illinois
National
Warm
Aith
University of Minos
Engineering
Furdate Manta
Erie
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