Phosphate and Lime Boost Sweet Clover Yields
The Marshall Putnam Farm Bureau reports that rock phosphate applied to sweet clover sod, with pre-sown Limestone, can raise corn yields. Widespread insect control tips follow, including salt and napthalene soil treatments and stock dip guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Immel
Granville
Immel
W. P. Flint
State Natural History Survey
Social notes from Bureau area residents and visitors
Local column records numerous visits by Princeton and Tiskilwa residents including Leonard Osborne and wife Joliet guest Dorothy Hoyland and families from Peoria. Porch projects and home repairs appear at several houses, with a church fundraiser netting 40 dollars for new songbooks. Changes of ownership and moves occur as McLain, Crane, Starkey, and Starr acquire homes and properties amid a season of activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Belt
Princeton
Leonard Osborne
Joe Loews
L. Buchus
L. Worstall
H. Symmonds
Walter Kamp
Area
Skinner
Will McKenney
Bureau
Ray Quimb
Mrs. Weeks
Peoria
John Weeks
Cora Peterson
Ostemeyer
Arthur Crane
S. Crane
Wilson
Will Charles
Mable
Maggie Boyd
Salisbury
May Dalton
Near Malden
Mildred Decker
Ruby Decker
Utica
Week
McLain
Crane
Starkey
Carlson
Perry Starr
Bast
Charles Martin
R. Demarse
Sworn Statement Demanded by New Postal Law for The Henry News-Republican
The Henry News Republica n published weekly at Henry Illinois must disclose ownership management and security holders as required by the Act of Congress passed August 12 1912. Publisher and Editor J E Carlson Henry Illinois. Major holders include A E Ertle Henry Jr Henry National Bank Henry Ill R F Burt 530 Fredonia Ave Peoria Ill and Eivertype Corporation Brooklyn New York.
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Henry News-Republican
Henry, Ill
Congress
J. E. Carlson
Henry
Illinois
Same
A. E. Ertle
Henry,Jr
Henry National Bank
R. F. Burt
Notary Public Swears and Subscribes October 5 1925
The document records the oath and subscription before Notary Public C A Phillips on October 5 1925 with commission expiration March 16 1929.
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C. A. Phillips
Camp Grove Social Notes and Local Visitors
Camp Grove and surrounding towns report friendly gatherings with neighbors visiting relatives in Peoria and Canton. Families such as Hedstrom Stevens Hickey Barker O'Brien King Nellinger and Marnane are noted hosting and traveling for hospital visits, expos and family milestones amid a steady stream of guests and well wishes.
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Dave Hedstrom
John Stevens
Irene Hickey
Peoria
Addie Barker
Bradford
Belle—Pearson
O’brien
William Hollingsworth
C. J. O’brien
Kenneth Seeley
James Monier
Champaign
Camp Grove
R. W. Nelson
Ruth
C. E. Naven
Ralph
Raymond McCuen
James McCuen
Joseph
Leo Smith
James Nellinger
Methodist Hospital
A. J. Kistler
Indianapolis
Ind
Bertha Smith
Frank and Earl Tucker
James Green
Mr. Green
St. Francis Hospital
Merna Fountain
Keota
Jane Roof
Miss Fountain
Mrs. Roof
Whitefield
Henry
C. Thumma
Lem Bowyer
John Hickey
Princeville
Long
Emerson Smith
Sparland
Smith
Josephine Russell
Joe Scheeler
Charles O’brien
John Marnane
Missouri
Mr. Marnane
Marnane
J. Ryan
Catherine Fouts McPheters
Canton
Local Hennepin Notes On Visits and Society Events
Roland Hamm and George Gresser took a business trip to Peoria. Many residents visited families or hosted guests including B E Wacaser in Normal, Lee Weeks in Leland, and Frank Kitterman in Ottawa. The county Sunday school convention and banquet were set for October 6 at the Methodist church with Odd Fellows and Rebekahs attending Tonica lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Hamm
George Gresser
Peoria Monay
Frank Glass
Norvin
Leoria Glass
Lillie Baxendale
Virginia Verry
Arlington
R. A. Hilling
Manito
Cecil
Methodist Church
Thomas Young
Indiana
Belva
Will Glass
Billy
Spring Valley
Julia Bush
Louis Barr
Oklahoma
Henry News Republican: Local Paper Across Counties
The Henry News Republican serves Henry County and circulates broadly in Marshall and Putnam counties with local coverage and community notices.
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Henry News-Republican
Henry
Marshall
Putnam Counties
No Other Way Maude Contemplates Marriage
Maude questions marrying a man she deems intellectually inferior while Christabel consents, revealing social and personal pressure in their dialogue.
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Maude
Christabel
Executor's Notice in Marshall County Illinois
Amelia Ziegler executrix of the Cathern Ziegler estate announces she will appear before Marshall County Court at Lacon for the December Term on December 7 1925 to adjust claims. All debtors must pay promptly. Dated September 21 1926. Attorney Fred W Potter.
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Cathern Ziegler
A. D
Amelia Ziegler
Fred W. Potter
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Marshall-Putnam Farm Bureau Weekly
Taylor
Plant Disease Department
University of Illinois
Cook
Farm Bureau
Marshall-Putnam Farm Bureau
Savings Bank of
Kewanee Kewanee
Hennepin
Henry E. Jacobs
Lacon, Illinois
Frank Thirkell
Millway
Seth_Osene
G. McDaniel
Springfield
Petersburg
Beardstown
Tallula
Charles C. Judy
Thompson Farm Loans
Lacon
U. S
E. E. Johnson Company
Fulton, St
Loverhill Orchards
Tiskilwa
Kentville Road
Grimes
Golden Missouri
Ben Davis
Winesap Ingram
Salome Willow Stark
Gano Snow
W.R. Soverhill
Guernsey Dairy
P. E. Bachman
Putnam
Guernsey
Guernseys
Poland
Jesse E. Schrock
Miles Fox and
Emery
E. Schrock
J. H. Hedrich