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Y * _ If they will follow the recommen-- (-- dations of authorities on poultry . 'health, Lake county farmers and «_ poultrymen can do much to over-- 8 e American F ition, the Natio amber of Comme "Btates Departr > . pitectors ¢f 'the . Tiligois Poultry BAHEd EH2 Shirpers' Agsociation be-- eady with the necessary quaran-- m ,Thtiom and ~sanitary of-- Reals 'to start , war against the urg; thereby putting the fowls in a healthy 'condition to ward off the attacks of the disease. The ship-- bqn' contribution toward controlling the disease should: be to tho-- roughly clean and disinfect" all rates and cars before shipping.~ ' mhgm Bureau l"ed-1 eration, the National Butter and ' """"&, ociation, -- the . Petaluma Chamber of Commerce and the Unit-- | --ed Stites Department of Agricul-- *ture combined their forces in a re-- | quest _to Congress to appropriate | $100,000 as an nmmy fund to{ combat the diseiige has spread | like fire in the last few weeks. 'Within 36 hours after the first re-- | yuest the: amuthorization was on President--Coolidge's desk ready for | his signaturg and the Chief of the Burea of ~Animal -- Industry -- was come the epidemic of so--called lnme with ns : markets in W' umm who are am. with the situation says it vill take the co--operation of both 'producer and the shipper to l the diesae. El the producers' side, better care ecially more liberal feeding Nediately . prior to shipping is neceskary as a preventative meas-- Liberal Feeding and Sanitary Trans-- portation Will Help Control Th pointing out some PPERS MUST WORK WITH PR rczw CHECK POUL-- ¥ FLU FARM BUREAU ~NOTES Chicago North Shore and Milwaukee R. R. Co. Tratfic rtment: Chi-- rgea ues I s ie fak 2 i aak &m&-fld 2762. important on the North Sm Line. ;'l':robugh service to eboygan, &lflm ton, Watertown and points on the Mil-- r Northern R. R. TME R.&L Fot rates, deliveries, .;c;.' write or telephone Nogth Shore agent, or Over --night service for shippers between all North Shore Merchandise Despatch ou can trust this man ----and his road LIBERTYVILLE TECKET OFFICE, Telephone 74 8 ¥ok 4 > mu prejudice on the part of the consu-- | . Plang are being made for an un-- mer againg Itry products. usual gathering of farmers and hi talbos. t ied it 19 Lt mt agricultural leaders at the college % during this year's Farmers' Week. REDUCED RAILROAD RATES ) The Iilinois Agricultural: Associa-- GRANTED FOR COMING tion will hold its annual meeting at FARMERS' WEEK the college during the week and has a yumutvenk | scheduled sessions for January 15 Reduced railroad rates of a fnn)ngdlflflhihmutndmnhoolfor and a half for the round trip have farm advisers and other extension been granted by the Western Pas-- | workers of the agricultural college senger Association for the annual will: be held January 12, 183 and 14. :' Wm. Mc Credie 9 P. B. A. 828 82.11 H. L. Kapple _ 4%4-- ,P. B. H. 9832 81.77 'Henry&:h' 8% _ P. B. & G. H. 842 81.53 I F. E. Henry 8 P. B. & G. H. 930 81.00 , ' 'The average production for the :270 cows in milk was 668 lbs. milk | 25.45 lbs. fat, making the average test 3.81. | ~'The feed cost per pound ran from 24.3 cents to $1.02. 0@ MONTHLY REPORT ks Volo Cow Testing Association. Is J. Molzahn, Tester November, 1924. Five Highest Producing Cows. Owner Breed --Production Lbs, Milk Lbs, Fat -- Test ages that may have been done as a result of the so--called epidemic~F. A. Gougler, director of the poultry and egg marketing of the Illinois Agricultural Aszociation, stated that from all information available the disease is no way communicable to the human body. He expressed the opinion that considerable harm may have been done to the poultry in-- dustry by -- creatimg a wide--spreadl prejudice on the part of the consu-- mer against poultry products. takes rare qualities for a man to be worthy of .. J the position of conductor on the North Shore **~Line. He must possess tact, unfailing courtesy, wlm?;to serve in every way, and decisive judg-- ment. train and its passengers are in his care. "Railroad men know the reputation of North Shore employes and the road they work for. The major-- ity of our conductors have been with us fiftcen or longer and many have grown up in the m;h Shore territory. Business men have written to the company asking vh:s)hcy we use in ruaking our men so cager to for us; they wish to adapt it to their own industries. Excellent treatment--excellent pay, and an organization with its heart and brains in the road--that is the answer. z'hmmfl%eo?aNz:::Shme minf,n;:tc econductor, e is a m'nple of that ulfinctlficgg mblic servant, dnAdt:n.efian rail-- way man. He esent to true spiri of the North Shore Tine. * _' * L. Huson A., Stanford A. Stanford Birchmont Farm F,. Beckman Jeffries A. Stanford Wm. Knigge Bert Vasey Owner A. Stanford Birchmont Farm Earl Kane A, Stanford F. Beckman Owner . .~ Deerpath Farm, Wm, Me Credie : P. B. A. _ © 53.3 1599 52.8 8.3 Wm. u«,% P. B) A. 47.0 1410 52.3 8.1 * The high cow was fed a aration_.consisting of Corn, Oats, Bran Gluten CBSM, SBM and &Mp" lbs. a day with silage, alfalfa hay and Beet Pulp and was 4 times a day. o mdeqdmmlho-nkdtflm; No. 3, 3 times, and Nos. 4 and Qwner Breed P1 Hawthorn Farm, P. B. B. 8. Hawthom Farm, P. B. B. S. PP Sb tk. Cows Making Over 50 Lbs. Fat. P.BH. P.BH. GH. 4171 1481 . %8.G6 : / ©84 Five Highest Producing Herds No. Cows . Breed Lbs. Milk <----= Lbs. Fat 18 G.H. 766 38.5 30 G.H. 860 . 80.0 24 €.G. ~465 20.8 Five Highest Producing Herds No Cows -- Breed -- Lbs, Milk Lbs. Five Highest Producing Cows. Breed Production Production Lbs. B. F. _ Test P.H.B. P.H.B. 15 Day. of Test ,Janury 10 to 19 inclusive and will 'apply on practically all steam roads | operating within the state. 'The re-- , duction will apply from points in | Hlinois wherever the regular round 'm"n or more and also from St, $. College of> Agriculture January 12 to 16. The rate will be effective Farmers' Week P.B.H. Breed _ Lbs. Milk Lbs. h H. 1641 THE LAKE COUNTY REGISTER, WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 31. 1924 1620 1641 1803 1518 1446 t 1224 1481 1788 to be held at the 616 61.5 61.2 12.1 47.00 82.11 81.77 81.53 81.00 61.5 614 61.2 48.6 57.2 52.4 Fat 4.0 8.3 8.8 5.0 84 4.0 4.2 4.3 8.3 417 ization and murin inagement (--partment of the college; M,. L. Musher, --a member of that department: C. L. In line W'i?l the --to: farmers to give more an« tention to the business =i< ing, this. subject has be prominent place on the Discussions bu:::,m t! have been".dwd :r : the first afternoon } and among the speakers C. M. Case, head of the : Besides these attractions there will be the annual lHlinois Seed Grain Show, includifig the fifth an-- nual Utility Corn :ow;d which promises to surpass All previous re-- cords in interest -'fllber of en-- tries. The Iilinois ers' Asso-- ciation, which is mmtin( with the college and the ] is Crop Im-- provement Association in staging the show, has. Mfio for each cash awards. Corn that is to be entered in the show Must be receiv-- ed at the college not later -- than' &r . 1. One ev-- ening during the e is to be given over to a "Little at'i';uiul" in the livestock I pavilion on the college !nm".%em.ck from the herds and flocks of the college will be on display and exhibit of various kinds will w'm:ule by the different § of the college. Tentative Phlll are t + have Eugene Davenport, dean emertus of the agricultural eob.oi;a:k Monday night, January 12; & 1. M. Gore, secreatry of .'rhurv. 'I'uesdayi night, January 18. -- | A meeting for membersg of the ex-- ecutive committees of the county farm bureaus in the state also is being scheduled for the week. TELEPHONE 1743 LIBERTYVILLE, ILL -- We deliver to all parts of the U. S. by wire. The Old Order T o Our Customers: Doing your washing at home is as out of date as traveling by ox cart. And it is just as foolish when you can get it done for less than it costs at home. Why not change with it? Kohout Flower Growers, Inc 95¢ The Reliable Laundry Launderers, Dry Cleaners & Dyers PHONE LIBERTYVILLE 67R The past year has been, to us, one of pleasure in serving you. Werejoice in the old friendships re-- tained and in the new ones formed and earn-- estly wish for each and all of you a Happy New Year. f Changes WET WASH . 20 POUNDS FOR s aubjeet e whole of will be --H. rm organ-- i more at-- e of farm-- n given a program. dencey -- of One of the great results of our Civil War was Abraham Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation which freed 4,700,000 slaves. Today, a single electric generator of a cap-- acity of 70,000 horsepower provides electrical energy sufficient to ac-- complish as much work as this en-- tire number of slaves. At the close of 1923 the total capacity of all the clectric generating plants of the Un-- ited States was 23,720,000 horse-- power which was sufficient to do work that would require 1,593,300, 000 slaves or 389 times as many slaves as were freed by the Eman-- cipation Proclamation. Practical information that has been worked out during the last 12 years by the farm organization and management department of the col-- lege in its farm accounting work and in cost of production studies which it has made over the state will form the basis for the first two of the four talks. Among other things, the farm accounting work in 11 counties last year showed that the best third of the farmers were making around $2,000 more apiece than was being pocketed by the farmers on the least profitable third of the farms. ELECTRICITY DOES WORK OF BILEION AND A HALF SLAYES Leaks in the Farm'Profits;" Case will tell "What Farm Cost Studies Show;" Norton will discuss "Change in Prices of Farm Produts;" and Stewart will speak on "Factors Af fecting Prices of Farm Produts." nomics work at the university; and L. J. Norton, a member of -- the university economics department. Mosher will speak on "Finding the Stewart; in charge of farm eco-- HOUSES AND LOTS--Bought and sold. -- Loansx made.., Insurance. Edwin Austin, Phone 16, Liber-- WANTED --Elderly gentieman to take care of furnace. John A. Stryker. Phone Deerfield 249--R. FORD CARS REPAINTED--REA-- SONABLE, WILLIAM B. BENS-- LEY. 18T HOUSE BAST OF RIVER, LIBERTYVILLE, ILL ON ROCKLAND ROAD 88--6t. '-- Wanted Farm to run on all ready--stocked or will buy I-'& and rent for cash. * F.--C. Freeman, Lake Forest, IIL., Box 186 97 6t pd December 20, 1924, on And after xdate I will" not be respon-- C # for any debts contracted by 3"' but. myself, °C. C..Mor-- I, Fox Lake, IIl. 97 2. WANTED TO BUY --*» A farm of FOR RENT--7 room flat over jew-- elry store on Milwaukee Ave. FOR RENT--House, building and few acres of land one mile west of Long Grove. $15.00 per month. Apply F. Graff. 01 --tf. FOR RENT--Modern, steam heated six room flat. Newly decorated. Very reasongable. Immediate pos-- session. See A. R. Schnaebele, Libertyville, IIL. 02--6t. FOR SALE -- Pure Bred Jersey FOR RENT--Large front room, fumlhegbvm: kitchen privileges. Phone ----962t. FARM FOR SALE--Splendid farm of 118 acres about 1 mile from Gilmer, & basement barn, other good bui B!:uhom Near-- ly all corn and alfalfa plow land. Price only $130 per acre. Best buy in Lake County. Other good farms for sale, 40 to 160 acres, priced i ght. Selléers & FPetersen 551 Milwaukee Avenue, Liberty-- SALE--Eight foot solid oak Fodinnln' ubleE,h 1 llundr;' stove with water front. 956tpd FOR SALE--St. Bernards are the bect dogs for children and farm. We have some big healthy speci-- mens at reasonable prices. We also have Chow Chow and wice haired Fox Terrier pups. It will about 40 acres. Charles Linden, Phone 601 J. 20Area, I!1. 94 6 tpd. bath. Reasonable rent. Phone 328 98--t1(. ble prices, Ravine Farm, High-- land Park, I!I!. Phone 296. 82--tf. ville, I11. Bulls ready for service. Reasona-- pay for you to see them. Dogs taken to board. Riveredge Ken-- nels, One half mile east of Half Day on the Half Day Road at the DesPlaines River bridge. Phone Prairie View 6O6W2. Post Office Area, IIl. '___s--~9G--Gt, LAKE COUNTY REGISTER l Libertyville Phone 31 * (*s There is no way you can reach as many people in Lake county in so short a time and at so reasonable a cost as you can if you make your wants known here. A trial will convince you. m«m-:lfmmhlp.uhhhmm- ; columns. You will get results. Minimum charge, 25¢. 6 insertions for $1.00 Rates: 5¢ per line per insertion. -- MISCELLANEOUS Printing Satisfaction If you want to buy anything, or if you have something to FOR RENT FOR SALE Classified Ads Having your printing done by a firm --who takes pride in turning out quality work is not only satisfactory, it is profitable. Let us estimate on your next. work. We guaran-- tee your sgatisfaction with the completed job. 93--tf. tions, it also brings back the gloss anc lustre and gives it an appearance oi Nowadays we get this famous mix ture nruice Sn ine additn ot ces 1cnts mr: bottle of "Wyeth'lw "? fiil;r r,'o:;m ip, so evenly, no» so rally, B ap rorod it it has es 2e pli u just» A ot :ohbn:hwithituddn': through your hair, taking one mu:f at a time. fly the gray hair diamars; but what the ladies with Wyeth's m.-d Compound is that, beauti darkening the hair after a few applica Hair thatbabm,'lhfi or when it fades, turns gray, dull lifeless, is caused by a lack of* suiphur in the hair. OW up a .mixture of Tea and to keep her locks dark and and thousands of women and men who value that even color, that beautiful dark shade of hair which is so at-- tractive, use only this old--time recipe. Scientific. Examination of. the Eyes GLASSES FITTED ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR Telephone 18 Luce Bldg. LIBERTYVILLE 211 Madizon St. DR. OTTO R. THOMPSON Amnm'-li'-fl'iv First National Bank Building Telephone 57 LIBERTYYIL] DR. 0. F. BUTTERFIELD VETERINARY SURGEON Lelephone 66 LIBERTYY1 DWIGHT EDRUS COOK FEW FOLKS HAVE GRAY HAIR NOW Druggist Says Ladies Aroe Using Recipe o! lngo Tea and WANTED--60 to 100 acre farm modern improvements on or near cement road. Give full particu-- lars. 971 tp. H.G. A. Lake Villa, . % LYELL H. MORRIS Professional Services TEACHER OF YOCAL Telephone-- 432--R 539 Milwaukee Avenue B. H. MILLER Suiphur PAGE SEVEN ludh # y #I¥ wites i2