Real estate listings in Henry city offer varied properties
Local notices advertise six room bonge on six acres wooded land, prices from 650 to recognizably large dwellings on Edward Street and School Street, several building lots on Front, Richard and Front streets, and a Western Avenue residence with ten stores of ground. Some properties priced to sell quickly, including a 2004 free room house and a splendid homestead value.
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Woman's World Notes on Art, Suffrage, and Fashion
A condensed The Ladies of Ni No ofphoria club forms. Mrs Clarence Burns named NYS World Fair secretary. Mrs Helen van Vechten claims nation’s sole woman bookmaker. Miss Ann Eisabeth Cresswall reports Colorado suffrage findings. Frances Willard statue moves in Illinois. Warren Wyoming proposes amending electors rules. Praises Mrs Cleveland as mothering healthy children and laments fashion change driven by merchants. advice to resist attachment to material goods.
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Grange and Agriculture Notes Urge Spring Prep and Co operation
A Putnam County Illinois Grange column urges farmers to plan for spring, improve feeds, seed selection, and equipment. It cites Johnson County Kentucky examples of cooperation, stresses sun exposure for calves and pigs, seed oats weighing 38 to 40 pounds per bushel, and prompt road-ready hauling. It highlights seed treatment, dairy feeding balances, and the value of attending Grange meetings despite busy times.
Raising and Feeding Large Crops. POUOG
A D Fisher of Granville Illinois outlines soil preparation and planting for sorghum and other forage crops. He describes fall or spring plowing, weed extermination, drilling methods, and wide to narrow row practices, plus harvesting, storage, and feeding of sorghum for livestock and poultry.
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