Plant Food Key To Highest Corn Yields Says Indiana Farmer
Charles Ternet of Allen County, Indiana, ranked near the top in state corn yields earning a silver medal for 89 bushels per acre. He notes high yields rely on high quality seed, well drained soil, organic matter, proper moisture, and plentiful high grade plant food fertilizer. Progressive farmers are realizing fertilizer pays dividends.
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Charles Ternet
Allen County
Indiana
Indiana State Corn Growers’ Association
Ternet
Corn Belt
Fertilizer Use as Investment for Crop Profit
Farmers should view plant foods as an investment rather than a simple expense. Profit arises when increased crop value from higher yields exceeds fertilizer costs. Recommended rates vary by land quality, with broadcast applications and manure considerations, plus lime and nitrogen nodules boosting soil fertility.
Hall Town Supervisor's 1920 Financial Report
The Town of Hall in Bureau County Illinois submits for the year ending March 30 1920 a full financial statement prepared by Supervisor Joseph Cassassa. It lists stock balances none carried forward from prior year tax levy 45.04.00 and detailed disbursements for salaries meetings clerks judges of election rent polling places and various services with numerous line items including legal advice salaries and mileage.
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Hall
Joseph Cassassa
Public funds report by Hall Township treasurer Cassassa
Joseph Cassassa treasurer of the town highway department swears the 1919 1920 financial statement shows public funds received and expended from April 17 1919 to March 29 1920 with sources and purposes. The document sworn before Notary Peter Hollerich on March 30 1920 lists totals including 8592.51 dollars and 4.00 dollars noted as poet a.
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Joseph Cassassa
Town of
Hall
T. W. Mercer, Co. Treas
T. W Mercer
T. W. Mercer
T. W. Mercer, Co
Treas
Town Supervisor lists outstanding debts in 1920 statement
The town's remaining indebtedness is listed by Supervisor Jos. B. Cassassa dated March 30 1920. Amounts include Unholtz printing and publishing ballots 125.60 and Peter Mattioda balance of salary 1398.90 plus taxi service 380.00. He notes lack of records from predecessor and swears to the statement before a notary.
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Peter Mattioda
Public Notice of Rate Change by Spring Valley Utilities Co
Spring Valley Utilities Co submits rate changes for general gas service in Spring Valley Bureau County effective March 1 1920. New charges include 1.65 per M cu ft up to 10000 cu ft, 1.55 for higher usage, with a 10 cent prompt payment discount. Minimum bill 1.85 per M cu ft first 1500 cu ft plus 1.75 for next 3500 cu ft and 0.50 per meter per month minimum. Roy W Brown signs.
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The
Spring Valley Utilities Co
Public Utilities Commission of Illinois
Spring Valley
Bureau
General Gas Service
Chicago, Ottawa & Peoria Ry Timetable Notice 1919
Spring Valley to Hicks Junction DePue Bureau Princeton westbound and eastbound routes listed with departure times from Spring Valley station. Local Joliet Ottawa LaSalle Morris and Joliet limited services indicated. Ticket offices and fare details including 2 1 2 cents per mile cash fare and 3 cents per mile train fare, along with commuter books and round trips.
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Spring Valley Station
Peru
LaSalle
Ottawa
Streator
Marseilles
Seneca
Morris
Joliet
A. M
W. St. Paul St
Greenwoo
Dakota Sts
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Musical Insects and Their Wing Buzzing Traits
The buzzing or humming of insects comes from rapid wing vibrations, sometimes over 100 strikes per second, with a possible quivering instrument near the wing base. Chirping or trilling arises from a stridulating organ, often a leg against wing, similar to a fiddle bow.
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Stogh
Financial Report
Illinois
Dog Taw
Sicessa Aceon Services
Sinaemes
Wtesece Eie
James Dewey
Gilbert Cochran
Jos
B. Cassassa
Pabside Tae
Dan Kelley
Taainie & Svan
N. Hollerich
J. J. McFadden
Jon Row
Slope
Cates
Knauf
S Garag
Arthur Morgan
Simpsons
Cesses
SlStnia
John C. White
Ccc
C. N. Holler'ch
Rose Doyle
Sten
Services
Lauer
Lizzie Wagner
Grossman
John Struthers
Olzenouski
Robt
Gilkerson
Ces Rasta Setuatern
Thos. Olsenouski
Eugene Barry
Gleti DE Uceerng Iscsi Cca
Geo. J. Marks
Seetenee
John Witton
Cssssees Cansetes
John Wright
Adam Scott
Louis Leonatti
James Barrowman
Agecon Gale
MéeCallum
Wm. Reese
Yovennes
John Doyle
Wm Mueller
Beenlea Parcaianm
Santas
Chas
Savio
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Tay
John Donaldson
Naattvere
Maxestug
Pevetecant
Thompson Drug Co
Ben Morrison
SRS
Mtries Stecaster
James Johnson
Martin Granfield
Joe Raaiczak
Wm. Baxter
Dom. McCook
Neil Wilson, Jr
Frank Emmett
Frank Peterson
Martin Duffy
W Eschenbaum
Richard Clark
M. L Smith
Css
Ees
Pat Barry
Ccs
Esse
Estereee
Henry Broll
Eocletics Week
Mak Odes Teorere
Neil McGary
Joe Lunn
Mike Grevatti
Matt Donaldson
Thos Moir
Dan McNally, Sr
John Matioda
Pat Moran
William Stuart
C. N. Hollerich
Jacob Ryczek
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J. C. White
Rhea OG
Cea
Tinea
Acactea
Cece Leeeness
Lizzi, Wagner
el. Jos
Patrick Barry
Ben Wilson
John Schwarting
Henry McLauglin
John Lauer
State of
County of Bureau Ss
Peter Hollerich
Notary Public
Poeta
Weare
Eesew Speevace
A. Klingberg
Sha Wises
Jos. B. Cassassa
A. D
P. M. Mahoney
Roy W. Brown
Chicago
Peoria RY
Spring Valey Station
Hicks Junction
Ladd
East Bounce
Princeton Limited
DePue
Ill
Joliet, Ill
Chi
Sago & Joliet Electric Ry
Citizens Party
Chas E. Pope
J. H. Graham
J. P. Helmer
W. L. Richardson
Lloyd Harless
J. H. Flannigan
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