Farming a Science Some Suggestions by a Practical Farmer
Iroquois County farmer Frank ET Mann of Gilman spoke at a University Soil meeting on applying science to farming. He urged using phosphorus and nitrogen where needed, warned against selling or away-selling clover hay, and stressed soil preservation as a duty. He warned that clover can deplete certain elements and that science shows how to economize plant food elements for long term fertility. Kidney health ads claim Foley's Kidney Remedy restores vitality and health. Kingston advertises St Louis Times subscription via Daniel Potermed.
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Frank ET. Mann
Gilman
Illinois Farmers’ Institute
University
Oglesby Nominated for Lieutenant Governor in 1908 Primary
John G. Oglesby, born 1878 in Decatur Illinois, Harvard educated, served in the Spanish American War with the First Illinois Volunteer Cavalry, later worked as campaign secretary to Richard Yates and as governor’s secretary. He was state representative nominee for the Twenty eighth district and served in the Forty fourth and Forty fifth General Assemblies. He backed the primary law passed August 8 1908. His home is Ogiehurst near Elkhart. He is a son of Gov Richard Oglesby.
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John G. Oglesby
Decatur
111
Harvard University
Illinois Volunteer Cavalry
Republican Iron and Steel Company
Chicago
Richard Yates
Gov. Yates
General Assembly
Waa
Forty-fifth General Assembly
Oglesby
Ogiehurst
Elkhart
Richard Oglesby
Owl house party ends at noon next day in Oklahoma
Miss Bessie Horton hosted an owl house party Saturday night for a small group of girls. They roasted at midnight, drank coffee, and shared stories at intervals until noon the next day. Bernard, Oklahoma. A farmer from Empire, Georgia praises Bucklen's Arnica Salve for two severe sores, saying he would mortgage the farm to obtain it. Kingston's drug store offers it at 25 cents along with King's Little Liver Pills for biliousness and headaches.
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Bessie Horton
Bernard
Okla
Press
Empire
A. Floyd
Bucklen
Pold
Kingston
How You Say Win It Reading Advertisements
Readers are invited to study weekly ads and correct misspelled words. Mark your corrections, add name and address on the margin, clip all ads, seal in an envelope, and deliver to The Call office. Winners chosen by a panel of judges the Wednesday after appearance. results published in the next issue.
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Giazsen
New Illinois Patents from Washington D C and Chicago Inventors
The list reports patents granted to Illinois inventors including F Blakeslee Repatee harvest er L P Brown box machine G E Burtcher hose clamp tool I M R Campbell garment measuring device D Churchill door for lockers W H Daniels building block or brick G W Gentieu project tile loading S H Goldberg joint for roofing materials A Harrison automatic relief valve and C R Kluger. An advertisement notes Foley’s Kidney Remedy and Woods Liver Medicine with testimonial from S Kingston and mentions Trouble Ahead commentary on harp playing by the average girl in the next world.
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Illinois
Tllinsis
C. A. Snow & Co
Washington, D. C
Co. F. Blakeslee
Repatee
Harvester
L. P. Brown
Chicago
G. E. Burtcher
I. M. R. Campbell
D. Churchill
W. H. Daniels
G. W. Gentieu
Peoria
8. H. Goldberg
Waukegan
A. Harrison
Pleasant Hil News reflects autumnal burial imagery
The Pleasant Hill News column notes frost will soon adorn forests with a burial robe, pairing somber beauty with seasonal change. An advertisement offers ManZan Pile Remedy in Kingston, promising relief from piles after first use at 50 cents.
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Kingston
Jos. Juda & Son Contractors and Builders Ad
Jos Juda and Son advertise as contractors and builders with cheerful planes and estimates, encouraging trials and repairing work near completion, asking customers to phone Kinloch 117 at Collinaville and promote their services and reliability from a local feed and mill operation.
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JOS. Juda & Son
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ST. Louis
Gerfen
Market & Hickory
Orriss’ Feed Store
Clay Street
M. F. Allwarter
J. G, Gebauer & Son
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Highland Milling Co
Handley Highland Beauty
City Delivery
R. C
Morriss
Norbury
L. J. Wick
Zist
Syea
Wick Bros. Jewelry CO
Davidson
Troy
Conomy Cash Store
WM. H. Wild
For
Fritts & Healey
Ss. E. McKittrick
O’connor & Bone
Eagle
Valier-Spies Milling Co
A. B. C’s. of Advertising Prize
Deimling Bros
Citizens Shaving Parlor
Julius Peter
Ss. S. Avis
Bonreen
Clay & Hickory Sts
J.J. Brown
M.D. C.E. Molden
M. D. Brown & Molden
Physicians and Surgeons
Offtce
Main Street
Baptist Church
Kinloch
F. E. Linder
Exchange Bank and Drug Store
F. W. Braner
Market Street
Postoffice
Leidel Watchmaker and Jeweler
Ftyeen Exchange Bank and
Drag Sore
Iroquois County
Foley
Kinney
St. Louis Times
Daniel Potermed
Vetter
W. H. Vetter
Riebold’s
Riebold’s Bakery
USTO
Amner V. Strong
H. T. Sims South Main
V Verter
Eppelin
B. W. Jarvis
Klein
Gornet Bros. Merc. CO
A. Heddergott
L “Liebler
South Side
Fraber’s Stina
Vandalia Depot
Brookside Coal Company
Adeweler
C. R. Kluger
Virginia Ave
Indianapolis
Ind
S. Kingston
Wood
Collinaville
Philip Eckert
oDean
Thoree
Grehane Flour Public Wagon Seale
New York
London
Park
Pineule Medicine CO
Kingston, Drageist
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