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Henry News Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1925

Page

11

Wolf Wins Prize Alfalfa Field on William Wolf Farm

The Marshall Putnam Farm Bureau notes William Wolf of McNabb with eight acres seeded to winter wheat two years ago after liming. The wheat yielded over 32 bushels per acre and the alfalfa crops followed strong first and second cuttings, with about 24 and 15 tons. Also featured are poultry ventures by Mit and Mrs. Leonard Pietsch, hog balance by Lloyd Shepherd, education remarks by W. D. Waldrift, and local farm activities including an auto tour and hog feeding demonstrations.

Wolf William Wolf McNabb Mit Leonard Pietsch Granville Township Lloyd Shepherd Granville Lloyd Marshall Putnam Counties John Stadel Chicago Producers Commission Transportation Department Marshall-Putnam_Farm Bureau John Turnbull Turnbull Tom Monier Monier Texas Kelley Lawn George D. Springer Speer Samuel J. Laible Washburn G. Jay Laible Virgil Laible J.A. Williams Henry George F. Crabbs H. P. Rusk University of Illinois Louis A. Boyle Hennepin L. F. Boyle E. R. Kunkle Lacon George M. Kunkle LeRoy Bracken Putnam Samuel Bracken Albert Stickel A. L. Stickel Dorothy Stickel CA. Phillips F. A. Yanochowski L. R. Phillips E.l.hunt Bruce Fountain Clarence Roach Harry Peterson Elmer Peterson Bud Chesney William Downey John P. Read Herman Peterson M. B. Whitney la Salle J. M. Bumgarner A. J. Wolf Magnolia E. R. Bumgarner T. J. Smith J. S. Bumgarner Benj. G. Hoyle Lawrence Ash W. C. Hart Minonk L. S. Daison Woodford County Sam G. Chesney Guy. R. French Albert Quinn Hugh H. Hastings Chillicothe Joe Volk Earl E. Edminster Sparland John McDonald Lewis Powell Elmer Quinn Arthur Bestold Peter Bestold Fred Wier Charles Wier Anton Kapraun F. Quinn Bradford E. H. Hufnagel J. W. Greene D. C. Shearer Matthew Appel Ralph L. Peterson Hart Wherry John B. Loomis Frank H. Laible Andrew Buck W. C. Hartman George Laible James P. Hickey Camp Grove F. E. Fuller J. E. Carlson

La Prairie Social Notes From La Prairie Area

Miss Alice Edminster spent last week visiting in Chillicothe. Several families hosted guests from Chicago California and Peoria. Community events included Home Bureau meeting with sewing attachments Burpee canning method and a Chatter Sew club gathering with refreshments.

Alice Edminster Chillicothe Lee Peugh Louis Peugh S. Cooper and Son la Prairie California Webster Greene Robert Turnbull Chicago Howard Edminster Earl Edminster Charles Koch Koch Hugh H. King William King Camp Grove Mamie B Merrill Lewis Powell Ed. Koch John Wilson Jennie Scoon Olive Mary Pringle John Patterson Ms. Wood and Son Vernice Moody Beulah Peugh Dorothy Smith Lee Peugh Hugh Hastings Anna Schultheis Peoria Anc Kehlenbach William Smith Lawn Ridge Smith Charles Russell Waterman Richard Martin Marie Martin R. Martin John Harvey James Hastings Myrtle Walter “McAllister James Linton Ohn. Carter Chillicotti Home Bureau Scott

Sudan grass crop yields praised as emergency pasture

Harry Monroe of Whitefield township raised several hundred pounds of sudan grass seed per acre last year and sees it as a rapid growing emergency pasture for cattle in hot weather. In Marshall county others report good results on Canada Thistle patches by deep plowing and seeding 30 pounds per acre.

Harry Monroe Whitefield Township Marshall County

Henry but Read All Around Moerchill and Putnam

Fragmentary note describes a broad readership around Moerchill and Putnam with scattered copying and sharing of the printed text. No clear events, dates, or identities are provided.

Henry Moerchill-and Putnam- Tess

Cattle feeding tests and cattle trade plans noted at Farm Bureau event

A comprehensive report from a Farm Bureau gathering in western Marshall and Putnam counties details cattle and swine discussions led by Professor Rusk of the University of Illinois. The article covers feeding regimes, protein requirements, pasture needs, feed costs, and projected market prices for various cattle lots, plus registrations on the Kelley lawn and local cattlemen figures.

Kelley Greene Turnbull Bob Kelley Rusk The Farm_Bureau Marshall-and-Putnam Robert Kelley Saratoga University of Illinois

Florida Mrs Will Chritton Suffering With Stomach Cancer

Local notes sketch a day of social visits across De Pue Tonica Geneva and Peoria. Families Jo Edwards Bruce Hetrick Weeks Deininger and others spent Sundays with relatives. A Memorial Day cemetery observation honored Blue soldiers and a flag bearer helped place flowers and wreaths. Teachers Terrells praised as terms end.

Will Chritton Mr. Irwin de Pue J. B. Albert Joe Edwards Tonica Joe Henry_Bruer Hennepin Bruer George Hetrick Lee Weeks Leland Harry Deininger Geneva Adam Deininger Clarence Clemens Ivan Clemens Spring—Valley S. P. Clemens George Helmer Willis Deininger Will Campbell Murphysboro Lula Harry Cassell Peoria Elmer Cassell S. Decorati J. Albert Jessie Reichwine H. E. Allen Littl Dean Allen Donoho

Camp Grove Community News and Memorial Services

Camp Grove residents visit relatives in Indiana and Peoria attend memorial services. Families attend graveside visits at Camp Grove and Bradford while May 29 school picnic at Johnson's timber features a large gathering. Graduation exercises in Camp Grove mark eighth and seventh grade achievements with diplomas and certificates.

D. B. Laswell Hammond Robert Nelson Indiana John Herberger Peoria Paaipepneinyyeen Clyde Roof Betty Lester’ Reed Albert ‘True Lafy Dawson Boyd’s Grove Mattie- Phelps Beal Eagle_Grove Iowa Mary Belle Ross Dave Oss James Herberger Ida McMullen Camp Grove Peter Herberger Lee Hagleston Wyoming Charles Bert McMullen Bradford Johnson’s Timber W. E. King Lacon Elizabeth Carroll Sarah Curran Francis Ryan Lennis Scott Broadmoor Tickett Greenlee Eloise King Lucille Nellinger Josephine Campion Rosa Hickey John Dewey Irene Hollandsworth Marguerite Lawson Hazel Shearer Hess Trobaugh Archie Garter Greenlee School Bernadine Driscoll Fritz Hunzicker Huffman School

Local Social Roundup Trails and Visits Across Towns

Numerous Sunday visits and dinner gatherings are recorded across several households. Fred True hauled hogs to Peoria for Merton Swit. John Brown and John Loomis families visited friends in Henry and H. H. Brown’s. Blanche Bell recovered after surgery in Kewanee. Mary Viola Colwell came from Chicago to see Merton Swift. Henry, Sparland, and Arlington connections feature Lucian Fosdick, Rev. Wilkinson, and the Loomis family amid a busy social week.

Fred True Peoria Merton Swit John Brown H. H. Brown John Loomis Harry Bean Peter Stumpf Lucian Fosdick Tiskilwa Clarence Roach John Dalrymple Henry L. B. Wilkinson Sparland Iater Mas Viola Colwell Chicago Merton Swift Saul Califf D Ir A. P. Clark Catherine and Henrittta Robert Daniels Harold Stout Oglesby Leo_Schubert Louis Bogner Howard Loomis King of Marseilles

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lloyd -Shepherd Education W. D. Waldrift Streator High School Swaney High School America Ibana Teader Elmer_Quinn Sam Chesney McLean Tom Guy French Kansas City Arch Mr. Elliott Professor Rusk J. Greene Mr. Greene J Prof. Rusk Strass South Whitefield Allen B. Smith Funeral Chapel Black Wyatt Demoure. Co S. Adams St Central National Bank Peoria, Ill Heininger Barnes Jay-He-Magoon Horton Matthew Henry,’Ill DAVID E._BOST Henry, Ill Duke Bros Thompson Farm Loans Illinois BUICK Tarrh Lou Allens
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