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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1883

Page

2

Harper High License Bill Passed by Illinois Legislature

Illinois state news reports the passage of the Harper High license bill by the House. Provisions set license fees of at least $150 per annum for cities and towns, with county boards granting licenses for larger areas upon voter approval and penalties for sales to minors or out of regulated premises. Other items note the Jacksonville Female Academy graduation, a grain elevator fire in Chicago, and various regional incidents and appointments.

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Legislature Passes Bills Across Roads Railways And Schools

The Iowa legislature debates amendments and passes bills on road improvements railroad charters and school district organization. House and Senate concur on amendments to organize districts and regulate highways while funding for mental asylums and state projects is appropriated. Adjourning tense sessions, officials confirm appointments and consider taxes mortgages and licensing measures.

Humorous Snippets Highlight Oddities and Ironies

A collage of jokes and quips from several papers. Items include a sailor’s joke about language and compliments, a Pittsburgh minister on enjoying religion, and a Rochester Post tale of a rich bachelor and a gold-digging bride.

Saister N. O. Picayune Paulet Niagara Burlington Hawkeye Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Telegraph Detroit Ree Press New Haven Oscar Wilde Ike Burlington

Innovations in science and industry across 19th century England and America

The article surveys veneer book covers, photogravure on skin, and a hotel gas shutoff valve. It cites a surge in patents for electric lighting, a basic steelmaking breakthrough at Harrisburg using phosphorus-rich ore, and Pasteur’s livestock vaccination program reducing liver-rot losses. Endorses fattening foods for nervous diseases and notes electrical nuisance at Harmony Mills solved by grounding through a wire network.

Baltimore Indianapolis Journal America Harrisburg Pennsylvania Steel Company Bessemer Philadelphia M. Pasteur Academy of Sciences Paris Clauston Edinburgh

The Primary School and Public Education

The Philadelphia Times argues the primary schools are essential as the foundation of public education and criticizes neglect of lower schooling. It calls for better trained teachers and warns that most children never exceed primary education, shaping future trees from budding twigs.

Philadelphia Times Powagnys Philadelphia

The Dairy: Pasture Transition and Dairy Market Notes

The Elgin Advocate discusses gradual in pasture exposure for cows after morning hay, dairy price trends with Wisconsin cows selling around $48 per head, and opinions on butter from sour versus sweet cream. It notes cottonseed oil and cake use in feed, its rising production value near $10 million annually, and suggests feed mixing with wheat bran for cow diets.

Wisconsin Elgin Advocate Someong Elgin

Extra Summer Feed for Dairy Cows

The piece discusses emergency early crops for dairy herds during drought risk. It cites clover as top starter feed, with barley, peas, and oats as good contingencies. It notes wilted fodder improves milk and herd health, and advises corn as a reliable, high-yield supplement when moisture is sufficient. National Live-Stock Journal.

National Live-Stock Journal

Cow Sentiment on Milk Output and Pasture Debate

The article discusses cow milk yield linked to sentiment and sunny days, favoring pasture over yard life to keep cattle active and prevent mischief. It cites American Dairyman on higher intake and production with green forage and light, dry fodder contrasting with overexposure to abusive ideas. Washington, Ga. notes that some Black residents live on $1 per month.

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