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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1921

Page

8

Sheep Rearing Shown Safe From Internal Parasites

A U S Department of Agriculture study at Beltsville Maryland and Middlebury Vermont shows forage crop rotation enables profitable sheep farming without stomach worms. Increased ewe nutrition at mating raised lamb crops by 188 percent at Beltsville and 8.55 percent at Middlebury, with weed control benefits from controlled grazing. Social notes mention a Sunday gathering in the town’s south part honoring Mr and Mrs Elliott and son Earl Jr with local guests and families.

U. S. Department of Agriculture United States Department ‘of Agriculture Beltsville Middlebury Middlebury Inn Spett ES “Setliott Earl Will:Miller Andisnayolis Katherin Miller John’ Spangler Bamesberger Louis Frank ,Geisert

Young Ladies 2 and Mrs Hornbrook Entertain Guests

A social gathering hosted by Mrs Kate Hornbrook honored Miss Mabel Hornbrook and Miss Lucy Buser along with numerous friends. Attendees included Misses Mary Swartz Geneva Palmer Dorothy Washburn Lilly Johnson Audrey Claypool Jee Helmer Mabel Glas Gertia Thomas Minnie Hornbrook Grace Buser Eleanor Washburn Ethel Myers Jessie Buser and Perc y Murphy. Refreshments of ice cream and cake were served.

Eleanor Washburn Ethel Myers Jessie Buser Percy Murphy

New Livestock Breeds Progress Report From USDA

The United States Department of Agriculture reports new livestock types under development. Clark county Idaho range sheep breed BB Columbia shows fixed traits for range use and profit in mutton and wool. Buffalo Wyoming works on a American utility horse breed with strong endurance speed and farm ranch use. Beltsville Maryland poultry breeding advances a new rat fowk breed with white plumage yellow legs and skin and varied egg colors.

United States Department of Agriculture Clark County Idaho Columbia Buffalo Wyoming Beltsville

Joint ownership of purebred sires rises in Nebraska

In Fillmore county Nebraska a trend toward fractional ownership of purebred sires grows. Livestock owners enroll in the Better Sires Better Stock movement to collectively own a stud bull and other sires to improve farm livestock quality while sharing costs.

Nebraska Jack Fillmore’ County Usted Kentucky Fack Department Agriculture

If a Bachelor Editor Questions Spanish Family Life

A fragmented clipping cites a Bachelor editor musing on marriage and women. It references Elinor Gly at a dinner and presents a satirical anecdote about a Spanish family, a New York department store, and a police halt over children following a Spanish grandee.

Elinor Gly America New - York Detroit Frée. Press

Interurban car boarding dispute and local schooling notes

A passenger complains the streetcar waited for him while conductors defend prompt service. The Youngstown Telegram reports on bus and streetcar habitual delays. The column also covers Clark County schools with attendance totals, staff longevity, and new equipment including charts and a mail box.

Golden Wedding Celebration Recalls 1871 Union

John F. Lawrence and Christie Blankenbeker marked their golden wedding on September 24 1921. All their children and many relatives attended, totaling nearly two hundred. Z T Blankenbeker and Caroline attended, marking 63 years of marriage. the couple received several useful and handsome presents.

John’ F. Lawrence Christie Blankenbeker Ernest I Blankenbeker Lawrence

Birthday Evening for Sibert Berner Guests Include Many Berner Family Members

Mrs Berner and Mrs Chas Berner hosted Monday night for Sibert Berner of Wolf Point. Attendees included Will Miller and family John Finkbiner Fred Geisert Switchy Sweitzer and wife and daughter Wal Berner Henry Berner and wife John Berner and wife Raymond Lowe Fred Berner and family Harry Buehler and wife Clara and Ross Berner Mr and Mrs Albert Berner visiting from Montana for winter. Refreshments of ice cream and fruit salad were served.

Chas Wal Berner Henry Cwife John Raymond Lowe Fred Harry Buehler Clara Ross Berner Albert Berner Montana

Civic League Notice Meets Monday in Court Room

The Woman's Civic League will meet in the court room on Monday evening in October at unspecified hour. All members are urged to be present.

Harry H. Throop Jennings Marshall Woman's Civic. League

Awkward Local Lad Accused by Father in Rural Tale

In a Southern railroad tie up, a traveler speaks to a villager about a native youth. The villager agrees, calling the boy shiftless and lazy, until he reveals the traveler is the boy's father through a surprising line about a daughter.

American Legion Weekly

Local Notices Read Mixed Personal Paths in Martinsville Row

Fragmentary OCR lists names and towns including McDaniel and Bertha Crown Martinsville Ira Anderson Chapman all linked with a son Merle Josie Sonagon and Johnson township in a unclear court or personal notices brief with scattered ages and places.

Marttieville Bertha D. ‘Crown Martinsville Ira’ ‘Anderson Chapman John Merle Josie Sonagon Johnson

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