Farm Adviser outlines emergency silos and winter barley advice
Floyd Smith explains emergency silos for drouth damaged corn, detailing trench, surface, or stack silos and packing techniques. He notes moisture targets, spoilage expectations, self feeding, and no preservative needed with tight packing. Then he covers winter barley as an option, listing five varieties, their winter hardiness, pests, soil needs, and planting tips.
A Sketch of the Davidson Family in Patoka Illinois
William Carrigan recounts Davidson kin in Patoka and Clinton counties from 1821 onward. Details follow the Weathers line from Kentucky to Missouri and back to Illinois, noting widow Wm Weather, estate shares, and the 1821 farm move. It records John Davidson’s 1824 marriage to Hannah Hughson and their eleven children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Weathers
Kentucky
William
William Weathers
Missouri
Wm. Weather
Indiana
Maria
Illinois
Clinton County
J. P. Davis
John
Hannah Hughson
James H
Betsy Ann
Ash
Notable Delphus Family Tragedy Leaves Betsy Ann Sole Survivor
Mary Jane, Isaac B, Sally, William M, George L, Thomas, Susan, and John Robert are all dead. Betsy Ann is the only living member remaining in Delphus, Iowa, described as the eldest and living kin in the family note continued from page 38.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane
Isaac B
Sally
Wm. M
George L
Thomas
Susan
John Robert
Betsy Ann
Delphus
Iowa
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Patoka
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Freu
Marion Co
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University of Illinois
J. C. Hackleman
W. O O. Scott
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Quincy
Agronomy Experiment Farm
Kearney
Reno
Marion County
Cox
Martin
Old Capitol
Vandalia
Ill
Mobilgas
Mobiloil
Dunlop
Niehoff
Delco
Hill’s Mobilgas Station
Patoka, Illinois
Patoka Park
American Legion Auxiliary
Davidson
William Carrigan
Mac Eagan Insurance Agency
Office
Patoka, Ill
Vandalia, Illinois
S.H
Dale O. Britt
Charles B. Griffin
Ferguson
Ferguson Tra
Erguso
Chevrolet
Fisher
America
Schroeder Motor CO
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