Fire destroys large stock barn near Paris Illinois
A large stock barn on the Fred Beber farm near Paris was destroyed by fire. Twenty or more fine pedigreed hogs were cremated. The report covers state issues from coal strikes to public health events, including mine disasters, regulatory actions, and local notices across Illinois.
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Fred Beber
Paris
Rock Island
Moline
Hedding College
Abington
Logan County
Belus
State Department of Public Health
Fred Nolte
Cupo
Dahlia
Archie Viulle
Dale
Duncan Coal Company
Herrin
Ilinois
Frank Farrington
United Mine Workers of Illinois
Farrington
Lester
Camp Grant
Foster
Ohio
Daugherty
Heber H. Votaw
Mr. Votaw
Great Lakes
Gol
Charles R. Forbes
Veterans’ Bureau
Maramech Hill
Plano
John Steward
Flaho
Illinois Bankers’ Association
St. Louis
Congress
Committee On Agricultural Development
War Finance Corporation
Illinois
Committee On Taxation
Control of alfalfa weevil by spraying poison over fields
United States Department of Agriculture endorses spraying to curb alfalfa weevil. Two pounds of lead arsenate per 100 gallons of water, plus two pounds of soap per gallon, yields a spray that sticks to leaves and protects the first crop. Equipment should deliver about 0.8 gallons per minute per nozzle, with 100 gallons per acre and two feet above the tops of plants. Spraying at the turning point, one to two weeks before first cutting, gives best protection and faster recovery. other methods are less reliable.
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Pekin
Nournal
Southern Illinois Gas Company
Egypt
Southern Illinois
du Quoin
Freeport Fire Department
Chamber of Commerce
Kankakee
Virden
Union Treasuries
Chicago
Fox River
Ottawa
War Department
Senate
House
Washington
Vermillion County
Arthur Lumbick
Len Small
Waukegan
Leslie
Bud Small
A. E. Inglesh
Illinois Commerce Commission
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Springfield
Perry
Beardstown
Illinois Supreme Court
William Bross Lloyd
Winnetka
United States
Communist Labor Party
Floyd E. Thompson
Orrin N. Carter
Jersey
Calhoun
Macoupin
Isaac D. Snedeker
Macoupin County
B. Shafer
Jerseyville
Jonathan
Calhoun County
New York
United States Department of Agriculture
Soy beans Used With Corn For Hogging Off
When soy beans are mixed with corn for hogging off at maturity, choose a variety that matures with the corn such as early or medium early yellows. Later maturing soybeans can be used in mixtures for pastures with sheep or lambs since they produce large plants and leaves, though seeds come very late.
Prepare for Harvest Delays Could Cost a Day
Advice urges farmers to keep binder header sturdy and ready for harvest. A day spent waiting in mid harvest risks losses and reduced yields.
Clean Utensils For Milk And Cream Contact
All utensils that touch milk and cream must be kept clean at all times to ensure cleanliness.
Tanlac praised by St Louis resident for relief of dyspepsia
H Mohr of 112 S Fourth St, St Louis, says three bottles of Tanlac cured years of stomach problems, loss of appetite, gas, chest pressure, back pain and headaches, allowing him to eat freely and regain weight. Tanlac sold by druggists.
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H. Mohr
S. Fourth St
St. Louis
Tanlac
Fanlac
Turning it Loose in Wartime Courtroom Quips
A quoted courtroom exchange features a judge remarking on a bride turning talkative after marriage. The dialogue plays on a longstanding engagement, with the bride admitting she saved thoughts to speak post nuptials. The vignette captures period humor and domestic tension.
Library for Every Ship Aims to Equip Merchant Vessels
During the recent war the American Library Association placed 250000 books for merchant marine men. The books formed libraries on ships and moved between vessels. The American Merchant Marine Library Association now organizes to continue this work under the slogan A Library for Every Ship.
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American Library Association
American Merchant Marine Library Association
Growth of Electric Power in Japan and Global Parallels
A summary notes that Japan had 500 electric light and power firms delivering 80,000 kilowatts in 1908 and 3,400 firms delivering 1,820,000 kilowatts by 1918. It argues that both Orient and Occident favor extension over limitation in electrical development and diplomacy.
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Orient
Japan
Occident
One Thing Still Borrowable Without Security Trouble
A terse guideline urges maintaining a stiff upper lip and physical fitness with a straight backbone as the remaining non secured item to borrow without liability. The remark implies a stoic ethic and personal discipline as the last portable asset.
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Illinois State News
Taniac
Green Mountain
J.H. Guild
J.h.guild CO
Rupert
Messig-Ellis
Bambi
Tom
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