Election clock ticks for state and township races ahead
The piece outlines upcoming Illinois elections next November with a legislature selection, Senate and House races, and township elections on April 3. It notes nomination deadlines by March 19 and mentions primaries, plus commentary on economic and political issues of the era.
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Shelby M. Cullom
Senate
Congress
Marshall County Orchard Revival Speech urges fruit expansion
H. E. Rowley argues for reviving Marshall County orchards from neglect. He proposes planting 250 trees with early midseason and late varieties, outlines costs and potential profits, and asserts orchards enhance land value and supply local markets with fresh apples and cider.
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H. E. Rowley
Lacon
Tropics
Fair
Marshall
Mercy
Balancoe
Apple orchard care tips for Marshall County farmers
The piece urges farmers to actively manage orchards to prevent pests and improve yields. It favors ashes against borers, Paris green spraying, annual inspections, and pruning. Recommendations include wrapping trunks, cleaning debris, cider pressing windfalls, careful packing for shipping, and growing diverse fruits for family needs.
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Marshall County
Wedding of Wye Rickey and Bertha Daniels
A wedding took place on Wednesday February 28 at the residence of Mr and Mrs Alexat Jels. The ceremony united Wye Rickey and Bertha Daniels with Rev R Y Hazard officiating. A reception followed the next day with a large gathering and generous gifts. Attending were relatives from Saratoga Sparland Chillicothe and nearby towns.
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Wye Rickey
Bertha Daniels
Willis Rickey
Nellie Hickey
R. Y. Hazard
Magner
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Rickey
Aler Daniels
Geo
Ed Daniels
Clap Daniels
M. Christman
Clark Ball
D. My- Beth
al Clarence
Nelliy Rickey
Tramp
Hollinsworth
Sparland
J. B. Wolf
Bila
Maggie Isenburg
Chillicothe
Thomas Hut
Wi Ball
May Ball
Alonzo Foster
M. de By
Tennyson Spring Folklore and Hood’s Sarsaparilla
The piece notes Tennyson’s springtime romance reference and contrasts old domestic remedies with Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a popular spring blood purifier. It cites the Denver Republican’s view on lessons for Americans about markets and trade policies, comparing U S conditions to Britain.
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Tennyson
Alfred Tennyson
Laurent
Hood
Denver Republican
England
United States
Grest
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