Pigs Profitable By Feeding Methods At State Institute
University of Illinois researchers report six months of pig feeding trials showing dramatic weight gains depend on early protein levels and diet composition. Lot two with charcoal lime and copper added tripled gain. Lot nine fed only cornmeal after initial protein restrictions reached 305 pounds, while Lot eight averaged 299. Results stress protein use early then carbohydrates for fat, plus pasture and mineral supplements for healthier growth.
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William Dietrich
University of Illinois
State Farmers’ Institute
Mr. Dietrich
Lot Eight
Lot Nine
Moantis
Protein Efficiency in Pigs Revealed
A study notes that a pound of protein is the amount a pig can effectively utilize, highlighting its impact on growth efficiency and feed conversion.
Beloit College Endowment Reaches Million Dollar Mark
D K Pearsons completes a one million dollar endowment for Beloit College with his substantial past gifts totaling four hundred sixty six thousand dollars. Alumni meetings, Chicago trustees, and Beloit graduation set the stage for the anniversary event.
Rock Island Holds Revel Demands Boosters Fund Triumph
Rock Island Illinois celebrates completion of the booster fund with a citywide procession led by militia and naval reserves. The fund topped $126,000 against a $100,000 goal, lighting up the business district with fireworks and a grande bonfire on the levee.
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Rock Island
Ill
Lincoln-Douglas semicolonary plans outlined in Springfield
Plans for a semi centennial celebration of the Lincoln Douglas debates were outlined by the State Historical Society in Springfield. Horace White of New York and Adlai E Stevenson of Bloomington are slated to represent Lincoln and Douglas.
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Springfield
Ill
State Historical Society
Lincoln
Douglas
Horace White
New York
Chicago
Adlai EK. Stevenson
Bloomington
Ordered Alderman Ousted in Belvidere Caper
Belvidere Illinois June 18 Alderman Cleaveland was ejected from the council chamber under Mayor Pierce orders after a clash over a survey. The chief of police failed to remove him alone and the police force was called in. Cleaveland calls the mayor a czar and plans civil and criminal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belvidere
Pierce
Cleaveland
Council
Insurance Exam Set For Fraternal Societies In Indiana
Springfield Indiana June 18 In accordance with the bill passed by the recent general assembly the state insurance department is preparing to examine all fraternal beneficiary societies doing business in the state. Within the next two years Superintendent Potter expects to examine each of the 184 fraternal companies doing business here. Of the number only forty four are foreign societies. The law provides that the Illinois superintendent may accept reports of examination by state authorities in the state where the outside companies are organized.
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Springfield
General Assembly
State Insurance Department
Potter
Fedora Tenn. man credits King’s New Discovery cure
C V Pepper of Fedora Tennessee recounts a dramatic recovery from throat hemorrhages after trying Dr King’s New Discovery. He says relief came instantly and he could return to work in three weeks. The drugstore of Joseph Emmert offers 50 cent and 1 06 dollar sizes with a free trial bottle.
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Fedora
Tenn
C. V. Pepper
Dr. King
Joseph Emmert
Semi-Annual Water Rents Due at Freeport Water Co
The Freeport Water Co reminds customers that semi annual water rents are due by July 1 2007 at the office of 194 Van Buren St. Payments in full by that date receive a 10 percent discount. The office will be open evenings from June 24 to July 1 inclusive. Remember the discount and call to take advantage.
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van Buren St
Freeport Water Co
Umpire Eddie Cochems Targeted After Madison Game
Madison Freeport clash ends 2 to 1 in ten innings as umpire Eddie Cochems faces a mob and a pursuit through Madison wards amid disputed calls. Warhop dominates on the mound while Freeport forms Twilight Baseball league at Taylor’s Park with churches represented and players listed under local managers.
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Madison
The
State Journal
Amps
Eddie Cochems
Eddie
Stark
Baker
Warhop
Barlow
Freeport
Schaub
Ireland
Leahy
Whitmore
Theobald
Taylor’s Park
M. E
Neidigh
Ed. Bengston
Kt CC
St. John
Hugo Qpel
Wm. Wertzel
Wm. Mueller
Wm. Lyber
Local Church League Softball Schedule And Results
Players Wurtzel Hermsnmiéfer Davis Opel and Oscar Kanna Davis faced two early games. June 2 Second Presbyterian lost to First M. E. 9 to 2. June 14 Embury defeated First M. E. by five runs. The second game ended in the seventh due to darkness. Planned games include June 18 St. John versus Second Presbyterian and June 19 Embury versus Second Presbyterian. June 21 First M. E. versus St. John. June 25 Second Presbyterian versus First M. E. and June 26 St. John versus Embury.
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St. John
Second Presbyterian
Embury
First M. E
Charles W Dabney Birthday and Biography Highlight
Dr. Charles William Dabney, born June 19 1856 in Hampden Sydney Virginia, became president of the University of Cincinnati after leading the University of Tennessee. A chemist and meteorology enthusiast, he discovered phosphate deposits in North Carolina and tin ore in the same state and served at major expositions in New Orleans and Paris.
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Charles William Dabney
University of Cincinnati
Hampden-Sydney
Virginia
Hampden-Sydney College
University of Virginia
Emory and Henry College
Germany
University of Gottingen
United States
University of Tennessee
Dabney
North Carolina
New Orleans
Date in History Highlights From 1470 to 1908
Notable events and births listed include Dr. Johnson’s era death, Charles Spurgeon born and died dates, Shanghai’s capture by Britain in 1842, the Alabama sunk by Kearsarge in 1864, Arkansas’ first paper founder Wm E Woodruff born 1795, 1888 Republican convention nominating Harrison and Morton, Baltic canal opened, Pekin legation attacks, King Albert of Saxony death, and Cardinal Vaughan’s death.
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Johnson
Charles H. Spurgeon
Shanghai
Alabama
Kearsarge
Wm. E. Woodruff
First Paper
Arkansas
Chicago
Benjamin Harrison
Levi P. Morten
Emperor
William
Pekin
King Albert of Saxony
Cardinal Vaughan
The Magic No 3 Mascot Praised For Health Cure
A Cedar Grove Maine man credits Electric Bitters with curing liver and kidney troubles after years of illness. He notes relief after the first dose and full recovery after three bottles. Joseph Emmert guarantees the medicine as best on earth for stomach liver and kidney issues at 50 cents.
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Geo. H. Parris
Cedar Grove
Joseph Emmert
Bucklins Arnica Salve Heals Longstanding Sore
John Garrett of North Mills North Carolina reports a long stubborn sore healed after using Bucklins Arnica Salve. He says the salve cured the sore that resisted treatments over forty years and made him a happy man. The product is guaranteed for piles burns and related ailments by Joseph Simmert druggists.
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John Garrett
North Mills
Ngc
Joseph Simmert
Jewelry store moves to Stephenson street new goods arrive
A. W. Ford announces removal of stock to 162 Stephenson Street and invites friends and new customers to visit the new store for jewelry needs. Graduation season goods arrive with reasonable prices. Fine watch work and repairs will be handled promptly. A. W. Ford, Jeweler and Optician.
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A. W. Ford
Stephenson Street
A. W. Forp
Massace and Turkish Bathrooms Wilcoxon Building
Mrs SHATTUCK offers in home treatments in Wilcoxon Building. Advertisement notes massage and Turkish baths with home service.
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Massace
Wilcoxon Building
Shattuck
Low Rates to Pacific Coast via Chicago Lines
Very low round trip rates to San Francisco and Los Angeles offered daily June 8–16 and June 22–July 5 with a $2.00 North Western memb ership fee. Also discounted travel to Portland Tacoma Seattle and North Pacific coast June 20–July 1 and June 20–July 12 to Spokane. Liberal return limits and variable routes with favorable stopovers. Tickets available from any North-Western Line agent.
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Pacifick Coast
Chicago
Union Pacific
North Western Line
San Francisco
Los Angeles
N. FE. A
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
North Pacific Coast
Spokane
North-Western Line
Daily Journal distributed citywide for ten cents a week
The Daily Journal announces citywide delivery at a rate of 10 cents per week, inviting readers to subscribe for broad circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Daily Journal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Illinois
Univer
Sity
Urbana
Fred
Beloit College Endowment
D. K. Pearsons
Chisago
Beloit College Ues
Anid
Thino Is Historical Society
Senators
Pat
Madison Paper
Jack Warhop
Port
Charles W. Dabney
Oxfords
Galena
Geo. Ennenga
Union Pacific Tea Co
Galena Ave
Manning & Sieck, Proprietors
Broman Brothers
Ray and Goodman
Jeanney Brooks
Ed Moon
Freeport Gas Light & Coke Go
Karpen Gilharanies
the Garment House
Kimonas
Huss & Kinley
Galena St
Coal Pile Savings Bank
Gale
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