Water, Feed, and Breeding Tips From a Whitefield Hog Breeder
A Whitefield breeder shares practical hog-raising guidance from Prairie Farmer notes. Emphasizing brood sow timing, proper handling, mineral supplements, and water as the cheapest feed, he details a seasonal feeding plan, exercise routines, and farrowing care to improve litters and breed quality.
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H-J.blackburn
Whitefield
Siouw
Blackburn
Sfac
Poland
China
Vinol credited with boosting Canton resident’s health
After a grasp of grippe illness, Canton resident Mrs Liza Vien reports Vinol restored strength and cured lingering weakness. The ad claims Vinol aids digestion enriches the blood and builds stamina, with a money back guarantee if it fails. Ironmonger Drugstores advertise Vinol at leading drugstores in all towns.
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Canton
Miss
la Grippe
Liza Vien
Mis
Dragetet
Tha
Tims
Willard Norris Dies After Prolonged Illness in Hennepin
Willard Norris longtime resident of Hennepin dies at 45 after two years of declining health from paralysis. He endured a severe stroke March 19 and passed March 28 1917 at 6 15 am. Funeral held March 30 at his home with Rev H W Young and Rev R W Ames officiating. Interment Riverside Cemetery. Survived by wife Frances and several relatives. A colonel Drake obituary clipping follows.
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Willard Norris
Hennepin
H. W Young
Magnolia
R W Ames
Riverside Cemetery
John Beck
H. T Simpson
H B Ramage
O C, Cofold
Frank Bruer
C. J Zenor
Ora Mathis
Mre &. Pexgon
Daniel Horrom
Wesley Horrom
Henry
Alice Edwards
Arthur Woodke
Wm_ Kays
Tonica
Airs
Lillian Livington
Frederick
Margery Dore
Chicago
John Dore
Prairie du Chein
Wis
Colman Norris
W S
Oxbow
Putnam County
Willard
Frances Charles A
Mary Hatley Norris
Theressa Evelyn
George Henry
Aa Louise King
Belle Norris Horrom
Heary
Ora Jan Mathis
Taney County
Missouri
Wilard
Frances Henning
Illinois
Iowa
Colonel Drake Dead From Civil War Veteran
An eccentric former Putnam resident and a veteran of the 471st Illinois Volunteer Infantry died at the Soldiers Home in Iowa. He enlisted from Senachwine township during the Civil War period.
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James M
Marshalltown
Colonel Drake
Putnam
Caleb Drake
Davenport
Soldiers’ Home
Erysipelans
Drake
Dresaz
The
Inquirer
Colone
Clinton
Co. H
P&orid
Springfield
Sophia Drake
Senachwine Township
Iowa
Estate of James E. Townsend Deceased Notice
Guardianship by A J Noth of Davenport and administration by Walter Harrison with the will annexed invites all creditors to present claims to Marshall County Court at Lacon Illinois on the first Monday in June 1917. Debts to the estate should be paid promptly to the administrator.
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James
Townsend
Marshall County
Wi’neis
Lacon
A. D
Ee Walter
Harrison
Fred W. Potter
Notice of City Election in Henry Illinois 1917
Notice to citizens of Henry county Illinois that an election will be held Tuesday April 17 1917 at the Engine House First Ward Doelzer Co Office Second Ward and Dewey Sons Office Third Ward to elect mayor clerk attorney police magistrate and aldermen for three wards and to vote on anti saloon territory. Election hours 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. City Clerk Dennis L Hartley seals the notice.
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Henry
Marshall
Tlinois
Doelzer & Co
Dewey & Sons
Ilinole
Dennis L. Hartley
Henry City Library Grows with Community Support
The public library now houses 2600 volumes in a small city and is maintained by the Woman's Club and City Council. Residents are urged to contribute books and literature, supporting a venture described as a university for those without other learning avenues.
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Woman's Club
Aroun
Henry
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