Illinois seed law notice for farm seeds effective July 1 1919
Residents involved in buying and selling farm seeds must follow the Illinois seed law effective July 1 1919. Labels must show common name, weed content, inert matter, vendor and purchaser addresses, and origin. Seed citizens may have samples analyzed free up to five per year, penalties include fines from 5 to 100 dollars.
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United States Department of Agriculture
State Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
DeWitt Smith
Springfield
Edith Irene McFarland dies at ten in Martinsville Ill
Edith Irene McFarland born January 2 1909 in Martinsville Ill died September 19 1919 at St Anthony’s hospital Terre Haute aged 10 years 8 months 17 days daughter of Jesse and Edith McFarland survived by parents two brothers Rolla and Glenn three sisters Mildred Helen Violet two grandmothers a grandfather and many others. Funeral at Martinsville Methodist church with interment in Kettling cemetery. Mother and family note her intelligence and faith.
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Edith Irene McFarland
Jesse
Edith McFarland
Martinsville
Ill
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Terre Haute
Rolla
Glenn
Mildred
Helen
Violet
Methodist Church
O. D. Ross
Edith
Kettling Cemetery
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