Illinois Fair Schedule and County Exhibits for 1885
Illinois counties report fair times and locations for 1885 with many events set in late summer and September. Several towns including Princeton Belvidere Champaign Charleston Chicago and Galesburg list dates and venues, while others await final decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
State Department of Agriculture
Tink Adams
Camp Point
Boone
Belvidere
Brown Mt
Bureau Princeton
Carroll Mt
Carroll
Camppaign Champaign
Ford Piper City
Tranksin Benton
Tulton Avon
Murphysboro
Jackso
Carbondale
Jasper Newton
Jefersor Mt Vernon
Jersey Jerseyville
Jo Daviess
Warren
Jo Daviess Galen
Kankakee
Kanxakee
Kendall Yorkville
Knox Knoxville
Lake Libertyville
la Salle
Mendota
Wlivings
Fairbury
Logan Lincoln
Loran
Atlanta
Marion Centralia
Marshall
Wonona
Muaiac Metropolis
McDonolly Bushnell
McHenry
Marengo
Woodstick
McLean Bloomington
Montgomery Hillsboro
Morgan Jacksonville Ogle
Rochelle
Pratt
Monticello
Randolph Chester
Randolph Sparta
Shelby Shelbyville
Stark Toulon
Tazewell Delavan
Tazewell
Mackinaw
Tuoion Anna
Union
Jonesboro
Vermilion Hoopeston
Vermilion Cuto
Warren Monmouth
White Carmi
Whiteside Albany
Whiteside Sterling
Whiteside Morrison
Williamson Marion
Winnebago Rockford
Woodford
el Paso
Illinois Legislature records and party sessions 1846
Summary of Illinois Senate and House actions from the 21st to 7th, including a joint session for U.S. Senator election, bills on legal notices, labor protection, land and charity appropriations, reformatory institutions, liquor and parks laws, juror pay, garishment limits, and public road improvements. Morrison and Black received votes for Senator in multiple ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
United States
Eye and Ear Infirmary
Chicago
SoAne
Morrison
Renate
Committee On
House
W. R. Morreon
John ¢ Black
Ilinois Woman 4 Silk Culture Association
Judiciary
Bil
Penutor
Logan
Benate
State House
William Allen
Putnam County
Tlinois River
Hovsk
Committee On Corporations
Pullman Palace Car Company
Illinoia River
Washburne
Wayburns
Shawneetown
Illinois
Eixty
Ont
Genend Black
The Dairy Advises on Stable Hygiene and Winter Dairying
An article discusses the impact of filthy stables on cows and abortion risk while advising cooling milk at night and shipping it fresh in the morning. It notes varying cream yields from twenty cows at Maine State College and promotes winter dairying with well-lit, clean stables and ample feed as profitable and practicable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Grand Pacific Hotel
E. Jones
Galena
Zimbrota
Minn
John
William Kerr
Windsor
Shelby County
William
Bloomington
Ilinois Board of Health
Mound City
Pulaski County
Hillsboro
Montgomery County
David R. Ross
Jerseyville
Nathan A. Batchelder
Decatur
Eugene Daener
Leroy Hunter
Taylorsville
Christian County
Cephas Foster
George Howard
State Board of Health
Millstadt
St. Clair County
Maine State College
Ohio
Chicaco
Rock Island & Pacific R’y
Atlantic
Pacific
Joliet
Peoria
Ottawa
la Salle
Geneseo
Moline
Rock Island
Wlinois
Davenport
Muscatias
Washington
Keokuk
Knoxville
Oskaloosa
Fairfield
Des Moines
West Liberty
Iowa City
Avoca
Audubon
Marian
Guthrie Center
Council Biaie
Iowa
Gallatin
Trenton
Cameron
Kansas City
Missouri
Leavesworth
Atchison
Kansas
Pullmanwr
Indianapolis
la Fayette
Council Bluffs
St. Paul
Minneapolis
United States
Canada
R. R. Cable
T & Gen
R Ag
How to Milk A Guide For Dairymen And Milkers
The article emphasizes proper milking practice to maximize milk yield and cow welfare. It notes regular milking by a single attentive milker, udder cleanliness, avoiding wetting hands, and using a proper grip to fully extract milk. The piece also warns against stripping and outlines an efficient technique for rapid milking, stating eleven to twelve cows per hour as a benchmark for a competent crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agenor
NASA
Last Ashland Murderer William Neal Executed in Kentucky
William Neal, last of the Ashland trio, was hanged at Grayson Kentucky after being brought from Mount Sterling. He proclaimed innocence and faced the crowd with calm, dying ten minutes after the drop. The crimes included the December 23 1888 murder of Fannie Gibbons Emma Carrico and Robert Gibbons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Neal
Ashland
Grayson
Kentucky
Graveox
Mount Sterling
Neal
Ellis Craft
George Ellis
Fannie Gibbons
Emma Carrico
Little Robert Gibbons
Ellis
Leington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Illinois State News
Carterville
Williamson County
Samuel Smith
Itenas
Illinois Legislature
Careleassne
America
Milwaukee
and ST. Paul
Illinoia
Wisconsin
Mianceeta
Dakota
Northwest
War Weat
St. Pauls
LaCrosse
Winona
Aberdeen
Ellenddale
EuClaire
Stillter Water
Wausau
Mer
Milwakee
Beaver Dam
Oabkosh
Waukesha
Oconomowoc
Madison
Prairie du Chien
Owatonna
Fariutee
Beloit
Janesville
Mimeral Point
Elgin
Rockford
Dubuque
Ciiaton
Cedar Rapids
Cornell Bluffs
Pallman
Cmicago
Lwaaau Beek & WT. Paul
Eastern
Merrill
Gerers
GH. Clare
Grn
A. V. H. Carpenter
Gen
Tkt
Ant Geo
The
United States Past Mail Bank
Dawa Inah
Menasha
Oshkosh
Fond DU Lag
Omicago
WIGHT
Brevens Point
Cacacd
Esse
Stevens Point, Chippewa Falls
Eau Claire, Madson, Stillwater and
ST. Pawl
Wausau and
Merrill J
Lake Superior
Fimney
Potd Bie
Jas
Barker Cen’ Pase
Agee Waukee
Buch
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