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Libertyville Independent, 8 Nov 1923, p. 3

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at" Immloml Hm _ t. Vernon. £11.. Nov. 6.---A our to ma scrub dairy I". fl t-.trh bu- hunched ban no 18909101! to extend our the "tttrw.-, 1.0.}! In plunnod to m I tet over mctlully "on all ' (no Mate showing the "Ivan"... _ breed dairy In". Jetteruoet county hm hum. the Mt. Vemon China" or Go.- hnve been neth- In tho an: ry wort at the at!" _. C " been momma; M': 9:1 _' In the loot. Won. 2, G. I. 81m; III mam. lu- were In Wuhan TIMI!- 'u", Mr. and In. George 8'00: and m. [in Dore, I!» In. Sweet. .. woman:- and" with "have. m "'0 -- -_r.___ . () 1'1» member! of BL Andrev'n Guild l eptertained, " the home of In. spins. manl- Wodnudny. 'yr" In. Act-ea. of Texts. visited old friends hero'londly. ' 'r,',,_iMtr Bali} White an taunt " , home My night In honor of . " Dorothy (loading. who Deanne ' will of Anton Do an". Wednen- , . The young connié' were married h' Wuhan. and will make their , . » . In northern Wisconsin Ir, In. M'annor nnd daughter, mu 3, PP, Epmht gum!" with nlntlveo R Ont Put. It" - roughed 'r, rr til Sunday "ovum Lt Eng North may have m'm who: Star" Cam- iiit'dhihtt'itg,ty't , ominDairyFu-ms. baa of iiriaiaii, 1'gg,'t'At of dairy husbandry of lads: W. ,ft'Hair ot Pull. prodded/u a.1 Dnlrymon'u mum; Anroth of Net York. I" ry ot tbe Amos-ion an" ',Uittu"g,'u'h 'hii'iii Sea." a e, Dairy hm. II work. .An mutation "our. the "IV a. Aitied Dairy tum" In: formed to conduct the our pin. the): ha been planned on a up. we: baton attempted. The tub rm travel out the "no It: "at. "cording to the Hm will be held " every tttg'ttt the tub stop- nn¢ jam» of"! this on "In improve» _), _ In. Jacob Lehr npent seven! any: that week in Chimp. Mr. be!" 4.. t to Chicano may and moonli- _fatged In. Iettr home. _ ' It". Joe Duh spout Gummy and . run "have. In can". In. Yanks ha mtamqd homo an "' "coding 1 week at the home of her ter in China. ' if": Hook nnd sister. Mu. Earth. but away with mauve: In Chi. '. Ancient Mammertptd. ", The oldest manna-[pt written on Mon paper tn Emtfattd In In the Brit- :hh museum and been the date of an. The most ancient tmtrumertttt f. the same material In the Library of Park In dated MWh In 1085 A: D. "he Chrhtlnn nut-mm" of the Span- but will he Minted. It In! fanned out that than I. no em For an: vny to "Vario:) the duty- . Mum of the state an. to M up the lunch can that the» mm of "that: now In" Ind btt Rana-m made paper of up In. and of raw cotton, which It recog- Iiled by It: yellownem and ttrtttt+ - may menu!" production 'the herds of mum. The can" in "may been on- " try any loading ttM lined. I and can» Mn: muon- Hht am. sad by twenty who": man. In um. (lllit HIRE BIB!) ' mun HERBS Kit THIS STATE now uun'rvvnu eatta" J. u. Marl. H!!- M ( tragrn ail-66M" J. Tad an "_-- iid wly. The, "Mat .)dultrt and 3"!- dint. tgtrlgnutt ad AligPgr2lrttM'4'fg.". "Wit - .- gs. 2.x btiftlgtg, "that rroo an hm Chou_¢pA-nh_ugnl¢m out All "tGai. FEDERATED GROWERS MOVING MI TONMBE Noll Dominant. Position in Am _ ' and Panic Martaa. was "than an. and new) "e-eo-met-lie"- In art-u a the United smut. an with a!" coon-um In can: but mun-minnow In"? my. mum In In Increased man- hunt» at co-opcnun org-muon- s: was. In I Human "at 'ei-rod-tar-thurl""- mutton"- [ Iain-mun mod-110mm mann- ornnbod this unmet Intit no Richly-n Fruit Graven. Inc., If. tr-ttate I be", man-n Of grasped, m'ui; mo peaches. ttpples, Del". and plan. Appletgd pan m be- .uttaatntoneuinofioet1"Boc'- nae-e Joined the national eeiee omn- innttnn' end: in the mean. Devin; the name: eeeeon 1 number et theweetern member- ot the Feder- nted..encb u the: wenatetteeouno- an Cooperetive federation end; the hind mm Co-operetive (edem- tien. which be" well organised unit end vqeteble ueocietione in Weeh~ BM Oregon end Idaho, hue extend-' ed their orgnnuntion ectlvitiee to con- troininmpereent ottheprodncte methane etetee now being bundled my the talented. With e heavy tonnege of epplee end peeve. the 1928 deel of the Western In York Fruit Growere' 1Voperw 11".th eeeodetion in now ees the. tench" end some any eppiee unmm. to the martatttrttse put four weeks; teli.npplee ere now but; nerve-wed end e he"! tonne" of winter venetiee ere to come ietee. but you this Federated member dipped "oo can. The distribution Him the fruit wee eold into 211 mer- kete In as eaten end three foreign cannula. The member'e epplee were ehipved eteediiy from October T until the are! week in In, with no - - then ten are per week an.) en evenge shipment of 70 are per week throughout the entin neve- nontle' period. The continued ner- conduit: of the "Catered" brand at Interior thie member he. placed the product in no enviable position in the ceriot murkete of the country. Co-operative fruit tonnuo from Col- undo ha come into the "limelight" this pen-on with the crank-don at thi Unit" Fruit Growers' Mutton. which through It. ambition with the Maud in been plnciu branded punches. npplen "a other frlltl upon as earhtt uni-nu of the country. no government eo-otreratt" puck- ptut nt inwood. W. Va. owning the lnwood Fruit Grow-rt 'fl. ad putting up n superior pack a tho "Johnny AW" and. game an roam-ma at. .m- Berttett u, to; The nunou m: ex- "mll-e""r'tPl mouth "I. "d- CGai'iriiiiiant.ettttttye."te wwwwmtmuh (helm-nod ado-than: tact-rill i"iiGriiiriiGGaiaetteeoetm'i k'iTG'iL"iri77uikia0eitl Eiiii,i,ieguiuge""'"t'" In!" actual. ut-tse-ttrg-o"'?", sniniieaittirriatey'trtele "9......"me tubal-dull "nut-"D" 'iiaai'kGauui-ttFnu" nr-re-tset-o"",', oetaatdint-t_e"- -itreestrisetuttso1dttrtYPf" "iiaa_tsrtner-ty.Att tGiira.uFtiieagtitw-prPtretP"fl'" astom,wMetieoeemt1r "ma." iiiiiii,irGijerauveA-fePP arm a the "eatqsd Inret. non-pm: may: emu nood- non-prom would" "W W was In Gallium. Ind igtqqtre. the Fiiaias.tnseevrtomttitt _ii'ii"irGuatmserittuorsto""" tomb. t Ttttt Gulf Gout mm egrettnng., h the with the mpid development our» Sum-om Industry In Mmthem Ala- hum. "no joined the Federated re- cently. thus centering the gunman in this man out ofghnt district through the co-operative plan. The watermelon growers of Georgia. omniuddn the Southwest Georgi! Watermelon aroiere mention, re- ceived higher price; this year for their =e,111'e, than ever More. end in I when practice!!! even all: watermelon district knotted. poor 't Iulu. According to report' Jan - celved from that area, the federated mind from that area, the reunion . "WW . plan of manual,- co-opeutln selling. Gm You. Bennett Conway and will be followed next anon 'by the. I Dom by were viliton Itour uchool great majority of growers in that eu- lltt'st week. . . an tea-mm. ...,. l LawreneeVatrtrh has. narrow mp. Omn- hath Mg. what. In. IIAIIn-ad Michigan. Grown-i control Tenn... " C More Than m tarw-aPAt Organization. The Michigan Fruit Growers. hit. In making wonderful not!" In the ornnlntlon of Michigan" mun fruit marketing industry. Within the out tow month: It In. etegnnined 76 Alumna wob- ml?! ye.t"tr1ef FRUIT ASSOCIATIONS UNITE per cent of the etroperutt" "was house count In the mm at! and" l control: I mange of more than t,000 an of patch". apples. mp- and pearl. It In working (mud to I so.) of 6,000 can of fruit to be mad ' through the former-owned and coll-q trolled moms-n new Growers. he. l The new" Fruit 01-0ch. me., In "mated with the Imam can run bureau under the commodity control type of orgnnisatims. once: gt Benton Harbor have been opened. with 1 charge. Finn lama lunch-no. Magtdied "' Can u - It Average who at 02.01. no you»... hm Bur-u rm potato grower! Itch-II. ttttrhte the put anon III-rim tot, can of Yrf. mph pontoo- " II - mice of $2.01 per hum was. accord!" to g ml mart may mm! by A. G. Hamilton. "at -eutlat of the mum. But. when", .. M'Mont and aettq I". matter of a. minute. SELL POTATOES "I LOUISIANA - tho We» at m cm Aw- altuh mu». ataetgt" by the co- opontlvo mam "that at the AW hr- Bumu "an". 'roeeorerstt-bsteetet.be omit-ad an the new mm!- eo. new" kw. tt no no "but. a at when m and m to" poo! an"!!! _Ul'r'lll'Athl - ice-nun can": GiGisodi ii toausiort?ie Utmno Now Law. The Rock band (Illinois) link Pro- mica-non. "dere, F. L Bradford In m PASTUIE ESSENTIAL " . HORSE RAISING Good pasture l- anomaly poun- mu to the production ot you bud ttraft when in llllnoll or what. oondluou no "all". sword!" to experiment: conduct" " an Unk Veulty of We". Good W. and loam rush- "on. such " "all; ,my con-um. tron one-half to oeitthiN of the mulls" ted the "win-nu M. The remainder should consist of ctr bonaceous roughage Inch " oat har on an! or will": tlmqthy A!) or can "our. . y "Altho pasture Ind lemme routtt- use: are Quentin, n In cumin tall the succeu or growing than mu" vu 1syrseV due to use ot nutrnlgul pasture of blue gran with some timothy. orchard gnu 3nd eleven." and an aecompanying summon. [ "From experience in the three trials conducted at this station, it has been toting best to feed Stain in comparatively small amounts dur- lng all seasons rather than to feed it in large quantities It one time) and discontinue It at another. l 2 Satidactory Grain Ration 3 "or the grain rations ted, the out Icompoaed of " per cent crushed oats not! " per cent bran proved most satisfactory. Tho a grain to- -tion composed, largely . of corn ted lvith alfalra hay and nature in ad- ;e'quate tor growth. it does not. ac- cording to the experiments produce low.- at mu deoinble quality u a ration in which corn in "one" .or omitted. . _ » "Feeding grain and roughage- and Pft" pasture produced good mum and good growth or frame more Et'nd good growth ot tum Won [the ftitim me two you: old. and It did not hinder we: develop- Legume nonunion Also Nec- essary for 0mm" Feed, Experiments Show. *EVEIET'I' SCHOOL' ctirarr' Faitit, when. A pan " (haw-NOVWWMM month 1ngid, ttf ttte Wu." awn". tTiiTiriitiiiumLtitu 'tho window $1.! in A large mot ifiGiriitiiiii-netyeyEtii2e,,ttt ."P_""""""'- -- -'"""_' v-- H to Mun-em ttng m I LawreneerVmrtrh hue narrow eecape 1 from death Thoreau when he ewallowed ' a freak nail while workigsl on his cottage in Everett. The tm'tr! in tin throat rglLt'ttu?"i . Pronmire we: and r, Vaugh lwutaken to Alice Rhone when an l - wan taken ,revealing the nail in his stomach. C . "forays-cut. l 1het.rhitoltee.dutpttry-uetn -Wirtstmsdietioesnriesa. G tlaturdnr night when Mr. Lubock ,raaeoenindhoimt,3hrere u a: in hoestofhim. Mr. Lubeck tttr-d his light- butthocu pherad did not. "Ar. [about couldn't see when he was Eyicihrrt.tterteit.orthitttr?ytedte.ttf. around 1p,i'Pengt.ttdtttttf overall tt-oftheear,hut "tdamage wudonep ' Mr. Simpson visited our school Oct. SI), the month 1nd eighth crude my!" elm were Tl,ttt,,r, the topwo rutrtterandtttAu" came an. "in commercial 'ure', block or 'were found "in under weight and "Seen hadbadtoneile. Shep" ue a good lecture on the importance of his: clean. We hopeto he up to stand by her next vieit. . I The people of " dietrict are very sorry to hear of the iiineee of John Lancaeter formerly a atorekeeper hero. I tll the 'iftu',g,rd, to 1t"cft,tt cnoue wee to t e . icaco it;;'; yarde. . Mr. Beizht while driving his hone ' home from work the week before [net I wee hit by an automihlc from filet {there wae a truck coming from south, theaqent who wae earning he- hind Mr. Rifdt, Mm the north eaw Mr. Beight'e ightand etarted around , him when he found hind! confronted' "palette truck without "an. The t had time met heck " aide tf the road but d not docket: epeed ' enough to keep from running into Ir. Deig t.eoonhe found hinted! on one aidioetttemat"ittirtg aehe would if hewaedrivinghie hone. hutwae not driving. neither wee there any running gearnneerhim. When hewaeahleto getupand walk he tl,',"."'.?, horee about 12 feet away looking " in. hie rennin; - were onthe other aide ofthe.oad. Ir. Wider wee even]! hurt. " wee quite lat My cam"; mums mus» _ MANY mums rancher: luv. been ovormnm the (Inn of In, Nettie IMO". three. miles we" dt Mn. and Inn- ny she called noun Deputy not!!! Wnlter Bury In an appeal to n.- vont the further shunt" ot nou- nu. which the lumen Mn "an new" out or ""4trt. In. I32: demand that than have not too puma on In In. in that "out 400 In" ban and by the lawless in" 7 cts, V ' In." . W' 'gg'lt,T"l Mud our school. Th ny. lost of the ret found who under weigh .114 ', ThLi8tflhhritrthT91itth...AL21, an n. find, on ted 'U u II " In tt Bot, sc- we" produce have any u oar, "dreod rec: _ he [a amt and a [Lake County tarm Bureau News 60-0! IAIKITINO 0' I". can. "'0. SAY. J. D. HARPER "The total on own In! yen of 1,060,000,000 dozens. " strung " . chl'l like bou- would and. tho an) " time: at the equator." and J. D. Harper, "Imam secretary ot thi, nil- ndl "than! Animation, over the In. Bureau radio, at Station KYW, We on New" evening. Oct. " Iona] but. (manly turner: report M they "taned in" on this talk. "The " crop places the national "I"! home from can produced and poultry nixed gt $1,04T.000,000, n figure In exec" of the combined ulna of nil the barter, rye. timothy, lunr can. Ind all tho "may of the country thrownjn. And the United Slates un- ponod 111.qu- of exports lut year m than " million dollm worth of irfr6irttt'ir Minn. mlnly from China," docltutflr. Harper. "Lot u look at proton! methoda'ct buying and tannin! out " country or product»: points, W 91-2 mike:- ed by buyer- or 0130'." brought to the grocery atom by the "rtttaroggten tor th amt part a "chased for groceries. In - - the on)! price in , cents lu- than thepriee in trade. This "counse- tndlng " the store where can are delivered. "But the grocer. like the cub coun- try buyer. pen the same price per dol- 'en to everybody. This an rate per dosen for All clone: Ind - of eggs is the greatest inducement for the hm women to deliver "maxing In the shape of en en that she an "A chenge In thehendling of eggs' In the chantry 1e coming. Fez-mere erel well even of the feet tint-oer duller} tnveeted. poultry nee been the best peying enterprlee in the (em during' recent yea-e. my {more heve been giving more ettenttou t opoultry end one end. ebove ell. enough at them new been napping tuck on ended cue to know that menace iisarostirtitd1rria-trtdtat"' 't turne ere nude to - one producer ontheheeleattheeeleweedthoee one in the term-e1 Inna-bet; when they ere iota went-dine to tnepecttoe end cede new." cow TIOTINQ AOOOOIATION no.1 on. HIE? IILL CATTLE , _ What no your m'vonh? It Itt m M question to mu.". m} know wrench our Me... A Car your" Amuon record on my cow will an yank. 7 _ - -, There ere may menace. of can with Gov Testing Association record! selling for $10, "o, or even no more than can that f'lttoh ttut-aa-tgoodie but without record! to their. med". In. Device, of the me Cotttity No. 2 Cow Testing audition laid her) herd otgtte Holstein: for an Hence of 8106 each. The highest record can brought most, {out "ttfag at $200 or I, , , eiccsii.t%'s' _" t: - 's ~x""\.\1?"r/-;i c. . i V H 'IS: " . iili'iiltflSi,; ". ' intuAJ f riif3Mf4 floor . "il))ikrtititrrtrt EKW PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF nomnnnmou Electric floor and table lamp. and proper lighting equipment add greatly to the beauty and attractiveness of your home. , E1ectrif Lpntts iiiiiiilllr Fixtures J, into. use", om. In». cub; "can", Local up. Waning", mind- Tm. "144w leonyva. woa-anagtraaasofl-'ar_geamf- . mummn-mmmm. haw. N'tt-ie-udnrtthttto' [emu In mm Mr. Rum. or " but." county. clun- that the town Quechua: added "tt to the a]. mice ot such of his can. Ttttt highest More 00!: told {at the - my]: that conn- tr Beluga ale. Cowl without my record. sold like the poo; produoon. Slmlur reports come from magnum county. Buyers from all put: at the coun~ ft .0 to Wisconsin to buy wry cows. T " mt' more bean-o Wham-in ten- wont 00.000 cowl ovary you in In 150 "mutton. The buyers want testid cows. u they know that up! Are getting, 3nd in: such I en'- Increasing the "In. of your can I: only one of the may mum". of membership in t Cow Tooting Associ- ation. "Border" can no ticketed. better food " results. 3mm! In"! management it, Improved. "d 1 ho!- for building up the herd h formed. Several hundred dollnrs n you are added to the'lncome of many' Illinois formers by milking none but good cowl. One farmer sold hi: flev poor. est cows and got almost unwell milk from neven cows as he had been set- ttntt from twelve. The feed coat was "do!" over 62.50 n on. u savlng of - "oo n yen. no quit mllkln; "tttstr-ts" and II now milking cows M "tam o ml profit. ' Ono Ida" county tunnel- got more milk {no phi! wot eight cow: than M. tsouth'. did tron suntan. He livid the 11300;»! n hired man and "to was n Md lav-tn; on his tool but V . C Such tum cqthou are brought ts,lflltg'gggtrltlir', Mn . Al: "teiitttttratV _ V - out the FARMERS MAKE A nouns" "wanna" " N" I ll l i .. (llllillll . Lili) f ", JI .. Convince You See thir 'Display more tor which "was only F nut tn 3 you to u" tie the preamble - that at. worth while. .. An unoc'ulon at this an in t, L, pond at a my oe that " _ who hire I comm: III I. each hon! once 3 mm. mum he weigh: the day'- lood'd " . r - and who. I and. d cov'n milk um mu u. with tho cock Tent. He then I!" It. W ot the milk. can or (out. "I an - m or lou of etch cow me that "ittt and timily'tor the year. l -- . Matty farmers ttant intro-ICC N Henge production of n lord d n cow. to the value ot $300 or "I. ',2'/it makes the mull out a! a vor iausuttirurant. Thin m A pit-bod be eliminating the - "I and better feed!" ot their ttood - From the ert6ds that (locked b the University of llllnoil and". last Saturday to no the fightiu . linl down Chicago T to 0 ma- the word that the fightin' mm looks an though it might be a An Lake County tum. In the mill lineup no such inmillhr "no. a Harry Hall. ttunrterhaeK, "I" Crawford. left tackle. both of Van- kegan: Um McMillan o! W' guard and captain. Helm a 'nghlnnd Park. halfback. - Porestky was in uniform for W lllini. although he didn't [at - the - and Must. not " III Msyor Contractor puma; in a. some bridge. also u would.» a! Waukeghn. at with HMO,' 3b bench. It' It" a not! do, hf MN ISlAlilli. _ mum (mm Lake county - TH! mountain I. no moo; unduly and m b Lulu -. '. . be An All the mm me. u ', "Mttntt" I of - 0mm... mm d 1. Hm. I toe a. not ht. 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