Upkeep Justified for Centuries by University Deductions
Extracts from the Dearborn Independent praise University of Illinois contributions in coal production pest control and crop protection. It notes experiments on car wheels rails metal fatigue and ventilation, corn breeding at Urbana, patenting talking motion pictures, and a new metal called iflium. The piece stresses vast investment and future wealth generated for the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dearborn Independent
Uulkarian
University of Ullnois
Urbana
University of Miinois
Sweet Clover Lime Treatment Boosts Illinois Yields
University of Illinois Agricultural Experiment Station reports lime sweet clover as green manure more than doubles corn yields and markedly raises oats wheat and soybeans across five southern Illinois fields. Over nine years per acre corn rose from 14 to 31% bushels, oats from 14 to 30, and wheat from 3 to 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of
Miinois
University of Titois
Duck Shoot Continues Amid Heavy Fire and Early Limits
The long duck shoot from 6:80 to past eight features steady bombardment across lake and corn fields. Hunters from Blaine, Leavins, Potter, Ware and Azney hit limits by 8:30, with many top shooters finishing by nine. Local clinics ban hunting on Dr Mathis land today to rest ducks, as the second run opens tomorrow at 5:10 am along the Fulton road south of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Money
Blaine
Tate Leavens
Frank Potter
Brandy Ware
John @azney
Dr. Mathis
Fulton Road
Team Runs Wild Near Jake Miller Residence
A team belonging to James O'Connell bolted from its hitch near the Jake Miller residence, racing toward town in a lively but wavering gate. Near the Roy Moughton residence the wagon and harness tangled as horses escaped, with repairs extensive and patches of hide lost. Read the Want Ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O'Connell
Jack
Liberty
Jake Miller
Roy Moughton
Argo Fa season winds down as crews take machines home
The passage notes a late season wind down with crews returning machines. Duck hunters moved through Argo around one o'clock Tuesday morning to reach grounds early. Various local residents, including Fred Kenyon, James Libberton, Rush Carroll, Geo Schmaling, and others, appear in brief notices of business, travel, and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duck Hunter
Argo
Fred Kenyon
Carroll
Rush Carroll
York
Mt Carroll
Geo, Schmaling
Oregon
Ducks Feedground Forms Near Town
A large flock of ducks gathered to feed south of town, drawing crowds and sparking curiosity about their behavior. Local observers noted the birds resting and feeding near the lake, with speculation about the cause and duration of the gathering.
Local social page fragment at Hush Ga hosts event
A partial social listing shows Mrs Geri Hare hosting guests at the Hush Ga event with Miss Martar Ssuve noted. Attendees include Bon Cathet at Atge and a nurse, with a focus on a light tea or reception. The readable segments convey a small gathering and informal entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geri Hare
Lanark Postmaster’s Family Sunday Visit Noted
Mr Flehenger, wife and family of Lanark joined Mr Steele and family for a Sunday visit at theFA Stele rom. Mr Flehenger serves as postmaster at Lanark and is a close friend of Mr Steele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Join Flehenger
Lanark
Stele Rom
Fuckenger
Steele
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Uniersity of
Illinois
Pape & Col
Laest
James Libberton
Freeport
Wm. Golding
Chicago
Leota Carroll
Laura Dale
Clinton
Brown’s Business College
Dale
Dixon
Chas, Kingery of
Chadwick
Ideal
Jas. Kump
Home Economic Club
Victor Carleson
Sterling
Bloomington
Sterlig
Wilbur Williams
Lamb Farm
Claude Densmore
L. G. Lathrop
Stewart, Ll
Mary Houghton
Knox College
Galesboro
Smaltz Bros
Fulton, Illinois
Syria
Martar Ssuve Ve
Atge
A.C. Williameons
Julion Uhaers
Masud
Percales
Smith’s General Store
Statson F Pencil Company
PIN Abelpia
Chester Hoffman
Lewie/ Strauch
Tes
Iowa
Lyon
Stuedemann
Ennenney CO
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