Illinois Women Lead in First Federation Meeting at Peoria
The Illinois State Federation of Women's Clubs held its first annual meeting at the Peoria Women's Club House with 70 to 80 clubs represented. Noted women spoke, including Mrs Lindon W. Bates and Mrs Lucy L. Flower, and officers were reelected. The event featured elegant socials, discussions on club work, and plans for a state badge and flower, with the next gathering set for the state capital.
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Illinois State Federation of Women's Clubs
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Peoria
Illinois
Springfield
Lindon W. Bates
Chicago
Lucy L. Flower
Alice Bradford Wiles
Mary B. Mumford
Marcia Gould
Hannah Solomon
Bishop Spalding
Isabella Laning Candee
Cairo
Gorden
Peoria Club
Aton
English women societies praise and American clubs hailed
Jennie June Croly notes England is honeycombed with women societies across professional political and social fields yet lacks the unity she finds in American women’s club life. She cites 067 women employed in national and state banks with no defaulter among them. Mrs Charlotts Perkins Stolson joins Hull House in Chicago.
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Charlotts Perkins Stolson
California
Hull House
Chicago
Riverside District Grange column edited by J O Winsor
In this Riverside District Grange column the editor J O Winsor contributes agricultural notes and district updates. The piece highlights local farming topics and community Grange activities for readers.
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Riverside District Grange
J. O. Winsor
Putnam
Government hog cholera cure approved for field use
Dr Salmon’s formula from Farmers Bulletin No 16 advocates a charcoal sulfur salt and mineral mix given daily to swine to combat cholera. The plan combines drenching for severe cases with a food mix to tempt pigs and improve digestion, plus strict sanitation and isolation of sick and exposed animals.
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Bureau of Animal Industry
U.S. Department of Agrigaituré
EA. de Schweinitz
Bureau
W. A Norgaard
Cane Syrup Questions Answered in Agricultural Box
Agricultural Q A discusses cane syrup from sorghum and sugar cane. It notes sugar cane pays, yielding about 200 gallons of syrup per acre with seed of 25 bushels, and serves as poultry feed. Soil should be mineral-rich yet thin, and syrup stores best in tin or glazed vessels. Northern cane as stock feed is examined.
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