Luxurious coats and cloth gowns dominate autumn fashion
Julia Bottomley notes bold trends in early coat arrivals with fur trimmed cloth coats rivaling all fur options. Rich colors such as wine, red, green and copper brown lead, with plaid accents, tailored frocks and silver or gold trim elevating street and daytime wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolivia
Julia Bottomley
Western
Univ
Illinois dairy cows set records in butterfat club
Will county Holstein leads the Illinois 500-Pound Butterfat Cow club with 513.1 pounds in seven months and 14,180 pounds milk, as 983 cows from 14 counties reach 300 pounds or more toward membership. Seventeen candidates lead with farmers from Hebron to Stockton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Frederickson
Lockport
Will County
Mlinois
Rhode
College of Agriculture
University of Illinois
McHenry County
DuPage County
Jo Daviess County
Lee County
Ogle
Stephenson
Lake
McLean
Franklin
Whiteside
Kane
Peoria
McDonough
A. D. Corrie
Hebron
H. W. Bischoff
C. Habben & Son
Galt
James Eastman
Oregon
W. G. Gardner
Solon Mills
Harry Flack
Stockton
W. A. Rogers
Glen Ellyn
A. P D. Corrie
Wide Uses for Electricity on Farm Studied by Illinois College
The University of Illinois College of Agriculture conducts a farm electricity study on ten Champaign county farms eight miles southwest of Urbana. With cooperation from state power interests and equipment manufacturers, researchers measure power for curling irons to milking machines and assess costs, rural line maintenance, and small unit plants. A participant notes the focus includes farm homes as well as fields and barns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Mumford
The
Agricultural College
RE. W. Lehman
College Farm Mechanics Department
Illinois State Electric Association
Central Illinois Public Service Company
College of Agriculture
University of Illinois
Champaign County
Urbana
Soy Bean Popularity Records Growth and Promise
Soy beans have surged in popularity, with widespread adoption across the Corn Belt driven by hardiness wide soil adaptability and strong yields. Experts note new high yielding varieties expand commercial prospects and that soybeans serve as a valuable protein forage and partial substitute for costly nitrogen feeds in cattle hogs and sheep diets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Hackleman
College of Agriculture
University of Winds
Orient
Carolinas
Corn Belt
Ilinois
High Condition Before Calving Boosts Milk Yield
W B Nevens of the University of Illinois reports cows rested six to eight weeks and well fed before calving yield more milk in the next lactation. To calves in fall or early winter, maintain good body condition. if pasture is poor, supplement with clover hay and a concentrate mix of 200 pounds ground corn and 100 pounds ground oats or bran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Nevens
College of Agriculture
University of Illinois
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