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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1912

Page

6

Fertilizer Payoffs Reported by Various Farmers

R Craig of Bentonville Arkansas doubled yield per acre with 140 pounds. J A Hart of Stuttgart Arkansas produced 81 bushels corn per acre on fertilized land versus 42 bushels unfertilized. H Clancy of Barytus Missouri gained 15 bushels per acre on average. D K Yowell of Monroe City Missouri more than doubled his yield. Gregory & Sons Marblehead Massachusetts raised potatoes from 150 to 320 bushels with 113 130 percent gain. Horse Shoe Brand Complete Fertilizers from Empire Carbon Works St Louis Missouri cited. See William E Huffington Marshall Illinois Wabash Phone 4207.

R. Craig Bentonville Ark J. A. Hart Stuttgart H. Clancy Barytus D. K. Yowell Monroe City Gregory & Sons Marblehead Mass

Vision of the Average Man and Self Estimate

A reflective line questions the average man's self view and inner feelings versus outward generosity. It contrasts outward cheerfulness with private self-perception and hints at inner doubt about personal vision.

Bud Tyler Joins Regular Army Amid Family Illness Rumor

Bud Tyler joins the regular army amid reports his father is dangerously sick. Miss Fawn Lippincut jokes Taft supporters may suffer if he loses their backing.

Bud Tyler Miss Fawn Lippincut Taft

Alfalfa Growing Movement Urged by Illinois Growers Chief

A. P. Grout urges Illinois farmers to embrace alfalfa as a premier forage crop. He cites Hoard praise, Kansas soil data, and Illinois experiments showing inoculated soil boosts yields. He recalls his 1880s trials, lessons on irrigation, soil bacteria, and field cultivation to prevent bluegrass competition.

A. P. Grout Ass'n Illinois Hoard Wisconsin Kansas Beecher Illnois United States Lanois Wyoming University of Illnois

Can Davis Be Elected Governor In Illinois Split Primary

The article argues J McCan Davis is the only Republican who can be elected governor in Illinois, citing Lincoln era parallels and endorsements from Paul Selby and Judge J C Cunningham. It notes Cook County's likely split vote and stresses the decisive question: can the candidate be elected in November.

Sepublican Illinois Abraham Lincoln J.mccan Davis Acrepublican Lincoln Oaecans RHAL Paul Selby Repud Uit Mr.Selby Tacksonville Decatur Pepa. Ee P AM Lincoln COLN J. McCan Davis Jhas Ordine Brest Land J. C. Cunningham Urbana J. McCan-Davis Republican Party Cook County Vo Davis Tosbes J.me Davis Jones Seth

Andrew Russel Seeks Illinois Treasurership Nomination

Andrew Russel of Jacksonville seeks the Republican nomination for Illinois treasurer. A former state treasurer 1909–1911 he is described as honest and experienced in banking and public trust. Born June 17 1856 in Jacksonville he has led Dunlap Russel & Company and co-founded Ayers National Bank now moving to a new seven story building. He has served as city treasurer and on state boards and is active in bankers associations and education.

Andrew Russel Jacksonville Illinois William Russel Glasgow Scotland Morgan County Emily Gallaher Sangamon County Ill Philadelphia Bunker Hill Jacksonville Business College Ilinois College Russel Jacksonville National Bank Dunlap, Russel& Company Dunlap Aye

Treating Grain Smuts and Their Control Methods

The article explains loose smut of wheat and oats and bunt in wheat, their infection biology, and outlines formalin and hot water seed treatments. It notes formalin at one pound per 40 to 50 gallons effectively kills spores on grain surfaces, with dipping or sprinkling methods and specific duration.

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