Poultry Talk Set by Marshall Putnam Farm Bureau
The Marshall Putnam Farm Bureau announces a Thursday program in Hennepin featuring William Osborn, praised as the best practical poultry grower, with W. E. Riegel of Torono as headliner for a two week Ames, Iowa course last winter. Mrs. Herbert Wolters of Danville will lead two sessions for women.
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Hennepin
William Osborn
W. E. Riegel
Torono
Ames
Herbert Wolters
Danville
The
Prairie Farmer
Slim
Spud
Granville
Swaney High School
Putnam
Wolters
Putnam County
J. M. Dowell
Harris Farms
Champaign County
Seed Corn Concerns Signal Next Year Price Shift
Seed corn conditions across the corn belt threaten higher prices as farmers face replanting costs and moisture in storage. Illinois farmer E. B. Leigh earns praise as a top member of the Farm Bureau and corn moisture tests warn of further losses. Grain markets watch midwest tests and premiums for tuberculin free milk evolve in Bowman County.
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E. BR. Leigh
la Prairie Township
Prairie Farmer
Illinois
Leigh
Mr. Leigh
Farm Bureau
Bowman County
Chicago
Bowman Dairy Company
theJ_A
Bowman Company
Farm Bureaus
State Farm Bureau
Chancery Publication Notice in Marshall County Illinois
In the Circuit Court Marshall County Illinois January Term 1926 Charles Edward Phillips and George Thomas Phillips Executors of Edward Phillips deceased vs Nira A Dent et al Affidavit of non residence of James Law Marian Myers Hazel Myers Honore Myers Frederick Myers John G Dillmann Frank W Judd etc all non residents named are summoned to appear January 11 1926 at Lacon Court House to plead answer or demur to the bill of complaint filed December 7 1925 by Fred W Potter solicitor for complainant. Advertisements dated 12 31.
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James Law
Marian Myers
Hazel Myers
Honore Myers
Frederick Myers
John G. Dillmann
Frank W. Judd
Mary Dent
John Evans Dent
William Phillips
H. H. Painter
Terson
Thomas Patterson
Thomas-Patterson
Frank Myers
Marshall County
Illinois
A. D
Manan. Myers
Willam Phillips
William_Phillips
Nelson Lewton
Helvetius Siebenthal
Lacon
Corn Club Results Show Tight Gains at Local Fair
The Marshall Putnam Farm Bureau reports corn club results with names including Sylvester Siekierka Granville Clarence Hodge La Rose David Knoblauch Toluca Walter Henn Henry Skowera Maurice Hodge Harold Schoof James Spangler and Lawrence Phillips Magnolia. Differences favor the club corn over adjoining plots are listed with several youths missing fractions of bushels. More results promised next week.
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Sylvester Siekierka
Granville
Clarence Hodge
la Rose
David Knoblauch
Walter Henn
Toluca
Ginko
Henry Skowera
Corn club pledge leads to 4-H membership and farming routines
In La Rose Joseph Shank Lin recounts joining the 4-H corn club, pledging, and caring for his corn plot on old farm land. He describes soil preparation, multiple harrowings, timely planting, and successful growth. He notes personal benefits from club work and community gains, suggesting more local meetings to share ideas and foster social and business ties.
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la Rose
Leo Sel Rif
Corn Club
Farm Bureau
Cottage social notes and local visits from town residents
John Doty and family dined with Frank Horack. Albert Wooden's family visited Mrs. Albert Cohr. Russell Horack broke his arm cranking a car. Tom Landes and Oscar Wright attended the International Live Stock Show in Chicago. Mrs. Frank Doty returned from a visit with Mrs. Tampico. Mary and Helen Hunter resumed school duties after visiting their father. Mrs. Ross Stingley is hospitalized in Princeton. Mrs. Fisher cares for the children during her absence.
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John Doty
Frank Horack
Albert Wooden
Albert Cohr
Russell Horack
Tom Landes
Oscar Wright
Chicago
Frank Doty
Tampico
Mary
Helen Hunter
Leonard Hunter
Ross Stingley
Princeton
Fisher
Marshall Putnam Home Bureau Notes and Meetings
Nutrition schools led by Grace Armstrong were held for county leaders with Meat Planning as the subject. Water systems and sewage project meetings begin December 11 with Frank Hanson present. Buchanan of Victor Talking Machine Company led a December 1 music appreciation school for about thirty women. Annual Home Bureau conference set for January 20–21 at the University of Illinois. Miss Brooks appointed health specialist with four years at Mt Sinai.
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Grace Armstrong
Home Bureau
Frank Hanson
Farm Mechanics Department
The
University
Miss Buchanan
Victor Talking Machine Company
University of Illinois
Marshall-Putnam Counties
Miss Brooks
Miss Fannie Brooks
Mt. Sinai Hospital
New York City
Questioning a One-Man Nutrition League
A public caution questions popular food myths about combining sugar with coffee or citrus with starch. The piece reveals the so called league is led by a single untrained man tied to a supply house who edits and circulates these ideas for the masses.
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League
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Marshall-Putnam Farm Bureau Weekly
John—G.__Clemens
Farmers’ Institute
Chancery—Publication Notice
Sinois
County of
Marshall
Circuit Court
Charles Edward Phillips
George Thomas Phillips
Edward Phillips
Nira A. Dent, Et al
Fred G. Garrell
Fred W. Potter
Joseph Shanklin
Marshall-Putnam Home Bureau
T. B
Magnolia
Hunter-Feed Company
Larson
Axel M. Larson
Princeton, Il
Ylaving
Henry
Whitefield Corners
McCormick
John Deere
Timothy Hay
Frank Ziegler
Miles Fox
Elmer Quinn
Lester Brown
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