Illinois farming report highlights per acre crop values statewide
A Chicago Tribune summary from the State Department of Agriculture reports Illinois counties show wide variation in average farm crop value per acre in 1881. Menard tops at 11.82 per acre with many counties between 9 and 10 and others ranging down to under 1. The document also details fat cattle hogs and sheep per acre, noting Illinois lead in hogs and dairy potential, and discusses horse and cattle density by county, urging stronger sheep production and sheep-related legislation for improved dairy and meat outputs.
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Chicago
Ilinois
Duncie
Menard County
DeKalb
Kendall, Lee
Logan
Madison
Nelean
Morgan
Boons
DeWitt
Knox
Livingston
Macon
Ogle
Stark
Stephenson
Warren
Woodford
Douglas
Ford
Iroquois
Kane
McDonough
Winnerspo
Adams
Bureau
Carrell
Champaign
Cook
Henry
Jersey
la Salle
Macoupin
Mercer
Monroe
Teoria
Sangamon
BL Clair
Scott
Tazewell
Will
Christian
du Page
Hancock
Jo Davions
Saukukee
Lake
Maraball
Pratt
Putnam
Whitesides
Brown
Clinton
Edgar
Fulton
Greene
Gates Headening
Montgomery
Moultrie
Pike
Ruck Island
Bellaglee
Venni
Nich ‘UN
Franklin
Wayne
Ma Carroll
de Kalb
Jo Daviess
Kendall
McHenry
McLuan
Peoria
Rock Island
Sil
Banganun
Acru
Boone
Grundy
Henderson
Schuyter
Luke
Marshall
Morvan
Scult
Schuster
Shelby
Vermillion
Winnebago
Alexander
Bond
Calhoun
Casa
Clark
Clay
Crawford
Cumberland
Coles
Edward
Effingham
Wayette
Gallain
Kankakee
Jackson
Hamilton
Hardin
Jeferson
Jasper
Johnson
Lawrence
Marion
Mason
Magrac
Munroe
Perry
Pope
Pulaski
Randolph
Richland
Saline
St. Clair
Tuson Wabash
Washington
JO Vaviess
Thoun
Union
Gallatin
Lee
Monarch
Massac
Staphangon
Iroqnoin
Pope and Williamson
Carroll, Johnson and Kendall
McLean and
Scott and Warren
Monrow and
de Witt
Douglas, Jackson and Logan
Effingham and
Boons, Brown, Henderon
Bankeres
Schuyler
Blark
Wiensbago
Jetty and Hock
Hardin and
Marshall Saline
Putnam and Patt
Edgar, Grundy
Jefferson, Lake
Wabash
Gouk
Ion
Assonaota
State Board of Equalization
Countioa
Hoop
Atc
Beecome Welletan
Horace
Thin
Cook County
Knox and
Square Mile
la Salla
McLean
Platt
Doone
da Witt
Blephenson
da Fage
Bueau
Cbristian
Troquoia
Uarrotl
Shalby
Reol
Adame
Edwards and Fayette
Lake and Marion
Clarke
Jefferson
Lawrence and
Menard, Morgan
Washington and
White
Choton
Caas
Wayne and Williamson
Franklin, Mason, Perry and
Alexander, Calhoun
Jackton
Johson
Mageac
Sslvie
Pulaaki
Illinois
Lanois
Kine
Este
Thy
Ly de Kalb
Lee and
Run Fawn
Cook, Donglag and Stark
Bureau and
Edgar and McDonough
Hancock and Vermillion
Coles and Grundy
Christian, Lake and Putnam
Behayior
Henderson and Moultrie
Marchad
Maylin
Jiond
Clark and
Jeffersony
Ford, Madison and
Gallatin and
Clinton and
Massoo and
Alexander, Calhoun, Hardin, Jackson and
Perry and
Mazon and
Williamson
Hamilton and
Llinois
United States
Illinois River
Stark County
Henry and
Fulton and
Macoupin and
LaSalle and
Moultrie and
Edgar and
Edwards
Cumberland and
Menard
Pape
McHenry and
Ford and
Crawford, Fayette
Leo and Morgan
Jefferson and
Johoron
Williamkoo
Bond and
Owlhoun
Clay, Lawrence and
Alexander, Effingham and
Chirk, Grundy, Randolph and Richland
Chaiy
Jackson and
Cass and
Polagki
Lake, Mason and Perry
Elinols
Aliucia
Lake County
Boona
Kawards
Vormiion
Ceayeford and DuPage
Seagamen
Polgar and
Melony
Beawn
Montgomery and Shelvy
Hamilton, Kane and Morgan
Fayette
da Kalb
McDonaughnd
Rickland
Dots Fereun
de Adama
Jeryay
Pike, Schuyler and Tazewell
Junier
Logan, Madison and
la Halle
Ogle and
Champaig Cumberland
Effingham, Hardin, Johnson, Peoria
Bureau, Lee and Putnam
Franklin, Mercer and
Carroll, Whiteside
Gallntin, Berry and Woodford
Stock Inland
Bt. Clair
Extra Session Proclaims Illinois Legislature Convene in 1882
Gov Cullom issues proclamation summoning the General Assembly to meet in Springfield on March 23 1882 at noon for redistricting into senatorial and congressional districts selecting representatives, considering transfer of the Illinois and Michigan canal to the United States, revising commercial jurisprudence, allocating funds for state institutions, and funding the special session.
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Cullom
Illinois
Shelby M. Cullom
State of
Generel Assembly
Springfield
Ilinois and
Michigan Canal
United States
General Assembly
State Normal University
M. Crarom
Hexer D. Demext
Blate
Senator Saunders Pushes People Elected Federal Officers Plan
Nebraskan Senator Saunders introduces a Senate joint resolution to amend the U.S. Constitution, allowing the people to elect federal officers such as Yeoman Yeatmasters and U.S. Marshals. The proposal, backed by Civil Service Reform aims to reduce presidential and congressional burdens by transferring selection to voters, with four year terms and removal for misconduct.
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Pinan
Arobala
Nebraska
Bes
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Sensator Saundera
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Internal Revenue
The New and the Old Joke from Lampton
A boy ribbed his father about nothing new under the sun. The father jokes back by lifting his son’s hat to reveal something new under the sun, the father’s boot with a foot inside. A light domestic quip from Lampton.
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Lampton
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