Value of Clover Measured by Handling Practices
Illinois farm trials show that how sweet clover is handled greatly affects its fertilizing value. Spring plowing improves soil, yields rapid nitrate buildup, and reduces labor. Early spring plowing supplies nitrate sooner, while fall plowing often underperforms. Oats and rye help conserve nitrate, and growing clover into a second season offers little gain.
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Orbana
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Illinois
U. of S. College of Agriculture
Rollet
Bloomington
Local Social Roundup Brims With Weekend Visits
Avon Marion Gard spent the weekend with his sister Mrs Ray Thompson. Hershel and Lloyd Kile and John Albrecht visited Ben Strohm. Oscar Shick spent Sunday with Harry Romoser. Frank Morgan his wife and son Em ery and Mrs Lyman Thompson with son James shared Sunday dinner with Ray Thompson and wife. John Albrecht called on Lyman Thompson Sunday morning. Elsie Strohm returned from Dana Ind to Marshall. Bessie Morgan and Wilma Thompson joined Cleda Lucan north of Marshall for weekend. Robert Finkbiner and family visited Chris Finkbiner Wednesday. Ed Shick and family hosted relatives from Casey Sunday. Jacob Gard of Marshall and John Albrecht visited Chris Finkbiner. Mary and Lucille Ziegler visited with Margaret and Josephine Walker.
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Marion Gard
Ray Thompson
Hershel
Lloyd Kile
John Albrecht
Ben Strohm
Oscar Shick
Harry Romoser
Frank Morgan
Emery
Lyman Thompson
James
Elsie Strohm
Dana
Ind
Bessie
Morgan
Wilma Thompson
Cleda Lucan
Marshall
Robert Finkbiner
Chris Finkbiner
Ed Shick
Casey
Jacob, Gard
Mary
Lucille Ziegler
Margaret
Josephine Walker
Garwood and Serwise Kin Visit Relatives This Weekend
Leon Garwood of Snyder spent the weekend with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Joe Garwood. Ben Serwise, who has had employment in Terre Haute is now visiting with his brother Howard Serwise.
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Leon Garwood
Snyder
Joe Garwood
Ben Serwise
Terre Haute
Howard Serwise
Local Social News from East McDaniel and Surrounding Areas
Residents visit relatives and conduct business across Melrose Annapolis Hutsonville and West Union. Notable names include Medsker Sackrider Wells Spraker Drake and Dolson with multiple calls and family gatherings noted throughout the week. The Masons plan expansions for Routh’s hardware store.
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William Medsker
Melrose
Laura Wells
Jesse Spraker
Brady Pickering
Muddy Creek
Barnett Sackrider
Earl
Will Sackrider
Edgar Guyer
Quaker Lane
Roy Cole
Wallace Elliott
Annapolis
Max
Doris Melton
West Union
Cecil Wells
Jr. W.A Seymour
Palestine
Alva Wells
Familly
Social Week Visits in West Union Local Notes
Miss Lara Marlow stays with Mrs. Foster Whitlock while Miss Louise Poorman visits Mrs. Horace Crumlin. Mrs. Sam Prevo and two Greencastle sons called on Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Prevo Sunday afternoon.
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West Union
Lara Marlow
Foster Whitlock
Louise Poorman
Horace Crumlin
Sam Prevo
Greencastle
Chas. Prevo
Obituaries of Mrs George Wilson and John Dougan
Obituary notices detail births marriages and deaths of Laura Humphry later Mrs George Wilson Casey Illinois and John R Dougan of Marshall Illinois. Wilson survived by husband two daughters multiple grandchildren and great grandchildren with funeral at Casey Baptist Church. Dougan died March 18 1927 aged 82 with service at his Marshall home and burial in Marshall cemetery.
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Harrison
Joan Humphry
Westfield
Illinois
James Powns
Chas. Tibbs
Earl
Harmon
Anna
George Wilson
Casey
Ill
George
Everett
Maggie
Goldie
Robert Johnson
Newton Wilson
Marshall
Baptist Church
Rev Leach
Methodist Church
Frank Colegang
Marshall Cemetery
Obituary of Miss Mary Lutz of Marshall Illinois
Miss Mary Lutz born November 16 1855 in Dolson township Clark county Illinois died March 20 1927 at her sister Mrs Charles B E Taylor home in Marshall after eleven weeks of illness. She was a longtime invalid and a Marshall Methodist Church member. Survived by sisters Emma Ziegler Mrs Harry Place Terre Haute Indiana and Mrs Urles FE Taylor Marshall and brothers J E Lutz Marshall and David Lutz Clarksville. Father,
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Mary A. Simpson
Marshall
Illinois
Methodist Episcopal Church
Masonic Lodge
Dougan
Elizabeth Moke
W. A. Church
Terre Haute
Mary Lutz
Jose
Marie Wilzer Lutz
Dolson Township
Clark County
Illinis
Charles BE. Taylor
Ilinois
Marshall Methodist Church
Emma Ziegler
Harry Place
Ind
Urles FE. Taylor
J E. Lutz
David Lutz
Clarksville
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H. C. Dolson
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