Prairie farmer's directory of Kankakee county, Illinois, 1917, Part 19

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Publication date: 1917
Publisher: Chicago, Ill. : Prairie Farmer Publishing Co.
Number of Pages: 428


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BIRDSEYE VIEW OF THE BUSINESS SECTION OF MANTENO, ILL. There Are No Skyscrapers in Manteno, But There is Lots of Room, Something That is Lacking in Many Large Towns


LIMIT YOUR SPENDING


and save the balance-that is a better way to get a start financially than to limit your saving and spend the balance. With capital-reserved funds-you are ready for business opportunities which surely come to you. Remember, it is


NOT YOUR SAVING


alone that will make you independent. Your money must be in a safe place and must work for you.


MANTENO STATE AND SAVINGS BANK CAPITAL $25,000.00 -


- - SURPLUS $5,000.00 MANTENO, ILLINOIS


OTTO WEBER, President A. B. TRUDEAU, Cashier


4% INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS AND TIME DEPOSITS i


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MAJ BOWIVAE OMA STATE OMSTHAM


FARMERS AND BREEDERS, KANKAKEE COUNTY


WM. KIMMELSHUE · President


W. C. BISHOP Manager


E. S. PAYNE Secretary


Farmers Elevator Company


of Manteno, Illinois


Grain, Lumber and Coal Building Material : Flour : Feed


MANTENO : . ILLINOIS


Automobiles - Accessories


Jeffrey


Maxwell


Buick


GUAR NTEE


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GOODS


We Sell and Recommend the Following Triple-G Goods: UNITED STATES TIRES U. S. L. BATTERIES STANDARD OILS, GREASES AND GASOLINE WEED TIRE CHAINS ALL FORD PARTS REX SPARK PLUGS


Bell Phone 23 Ind. Phone 155


The cars of quality. A car for every man. A real Service Station.


Expert Repairing Work under an experienced and reliable mechanic.


We carry a very large stock of accessories.


O. C. SHREFFLER & SON MANTENO, ILLINOIS


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THIS IS THE PRINCIPAL BUSINESS STREET OF MANTENO, ILL. Manteno is & Thriving County Town of Nearly 2,000 Population in Kankakee County


Kohler, Len. Well Driller


Letourneau, A. E .. Drugs


Maisonneuve, Jos .. . Shoe Store


Manteno Poultry & Produce Co.


Manteno State & Savings Bank


Marceau, Z. E. .. Furn. and Undertaking


Mongean, H. J. Veterinary


Mongean, Laura


Nurse


Morrison, M.


Garage


Our Ladies Academy


School


Peters, Mrs. A.


Hotel


Phipps, Dr.


Physician


Richmond, Wm .. . Pianos. V'ictrolas, Etc.


Shreffler, O. C. & Sons Garage


Smith Bros .. Hardware


Smith, H. & Sons. . Autos and Blksmith. Stocksdale, Weber & Suprenant ....


Thomas, R. V. General Store


Physician


Towner, L. A. Insurance


Townsend House Hotel


Trudeau, H. J .. .. Blksmith. and Implts. Welsch, M. .Drayman


Wendelsdorf, F ... Paints and Wallpaper


Wendenback & Comtois ...... Plumbing Wertz, Chas. ..... Lumber and Coal


West Bros. Grain Co .. . .. ..... Grain


Wright, F. M. & Co ..... . General Store


CITIZENS - STATE -


CITIZENS STATE BANK OF MANTENO


Established 1893


Capital


$25,000.00


Surplus and Undivided


Profits


65,000.00


4% Interest paid on Time


and Savings Deposits


LEON EUZIERE, President HENRY LA ROCQUE; Cashier


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FARMERS AND BREEDERS, KANKAKEE COUNTY


MOMENCE, ILL .-


ACADEMY


St. Patrick. --


ATTORNEY


Mayhew, J. A. Parrish, V. A. ---


AUTOS


Caldwell, A. F. Sturde & Verhimes Wennerholm Bros.


BAKER


Dixon, W. J.


BANK


First National Bank Momence State & Savings Bank Parish Bank


BARBER SHOP


Marvin, I ..


BARGAIN STORE Schaffer, Lewis


BAZAAR STORE


Grimes, F. E.


BLACKSMITH


Pederson & Rehmer Sharkey, S.


CASH MEAT MARKET Dearduff, D. S.


CEMENT SILOS


Mills, J. S.


CLOTHING


Riker, D. C.


COAL, GRAIN AND LUMBER Tabler, D. L. & Son


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CREAMERY Forburger & Thorp


S. J. SMITH J. O. SMITH SMITH BROS. The Hardware Firm


We sell and recommerd the following Triple-G Goods


ALCAZAR DOMO SEPARATOR


RANGES


SUPERIOR LUCAS PAINTS


RANGES


RANGE VALENTINE VARNISHES


ETERNAL


OUR MOTTO:


QUALITY-The best, we stand back of it. SERVICE-We give our patrons every consideration and accomodation.


PRICE-After buying you will say, "Let's. buy our hardware at Smith's" Phone 69


MANTENO, ILLINOIS


MOSE'S Dixie Highway Garage MOMENCE, ILLINOIS


GUAR


CE COODE


We sell and recommend Triple-G Goods Michelin Tires Willard & Satisfaction Batteries Champion Spark Flugs Tungsten Spark Plugs Keystone Greases Mobile Oil Whiz Specialties


General


Auto Repairing and


Accessor-


ies.


M. G. CAILLOUETTE, Proprietor House Phone 176-W Telephone 67-W


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PRAIRIE FARMER'S RELIABLE DIRECTORY


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CENTRAL SCHOOL BUILDING, MOMENCE, ILL. One of the Buildings Where the Children of This Thriving Illinois County Town are Educated


DENTIST


MILAN C. ASTLE Breeder and Exhibitor of


Gibson, E. G. Hoover, C. W.


DRY GOODS


Cane-Hansen Neusom, Thos.


DRUG STORE AND JEWELRY Jensen, N. P.


GARAGE


Caillouette, M. G. Guertin, L. H. Hall, Harry Johnson, J. W.


GENERAL STORE


Austin, Jas. Calkins, S. W. Fingerhut. P. Watson & Cleary


GRAIN AND LUMBER


Freeman, H. M. & Co. Hess Bros. Roush, S. E. Watson, W. H. i


"ASTLE'S QUALITY" Buff Plymouth Rocks Exclusively Stock and Eggs for Sale


MOMENCE,


ILLINOIS


GRIST MILL


Beyerlein, J. F.


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FARMERS AND BREEDERS, KANKAKEE COUNTY


La Crosse


La Crosse


Happy


.. Happy


Farmer


Tractor


Farmer Tractor


LA CROSSE Happy Farmer TRACTOR


We Recommend and Sell Triple G Goods-


La Crosse and I. H. C. Mogul Tractors


Janesville La Crosse Tractor Plows


Roderick Lean Tractor Discs


I. H. C. and Fair- banks Engines


Fairbanks'


Elec-


tric Light


Plants


Duis Acetylene Gas Plants


Model "B" Description of Tractor


12-24 Horsepower


Burns Kerosene


No. Plows-3


2 Drive Wheels Force Feed Oiling System


Hyatt Roller Bearings Throughout


Atwater Kent Ignition


Price $735 f. o. b. Factory


10000


We Recommend and Sell Triple G Goods-


Janesville & Em- erson Plows


Janesville & Os- borne Disc Har- rows


Hayes &


Janes-


ville


Corn


Planters


Tower, Hayes New Century Cultivators


McCormick Har- vesting Machinery Easy Way Hay Loader


De Laval Cream Separators


FRED H. HARMS i


Phone 278


MOMENCE


ILLINOIS


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PRAIRIE FARMER'S RELIABLE DIRECTORY


RIVER SCENE NEAR MOMENCE, ILL. Scenery Like This Offsets the Monotony of the Illinois Prairies


GREEN HOUSE


Johnson, W. T.


GROCERY


Delaire, W. W. & Son Lewis, Emory Minn, R. L.


N. P. JENSEN


The Rexall Store


MOMENCE, ILL. Drugs, Jewelry, Paints and Wall Paper.


Agents for Edison, Amberola and Diamond Disc Phonographs. Eastman Kodaks.and Supplies. A full line of Stock Foods, including Hess's, Lee's, Inter- national, Pratt's and others. Dips and Disinfectants.


Graduate and Licensed Optometrist Twenty years' successful experi- ence in testing for and fitting glasses. Our prices are low and all work guaranteed.


Perry, Wm. Rehmer, B. P.


HARDWARE


Astle, Chas. Styles, C. W.


HOTEL


Central House Island Hotel (Oscar Conrad)


ICE AND COAL


Simonds, C. H.


IMPLEMENTS HOUSE AND TRACTORS Harms, Fred W.


INSURANCE


Hamilton, F. Lane, F. E.


LAWYER


Harney, E. O.


LIVERY


Stoors, H. A.


LOANS Buildings & Loan Association - MEAT MARKET


Cromwell Bros. Exline & Kurtz


186


FARMERS AND BREEDERS, KANKAKEE COUNTY


DRUGS


We Sell and


COODS


Recommend Triple-G Goods


Exclusive Agents for


Nyal's Guaran- teed Remedies


Tan Lac


Standard Varnishes Household and Stock Remedies


Conklin's Foun-


tain Pens


Toilet and Bath Soaps


Heath Milligan Paints


Fountain Pens and Inks


Rexo Cameras


REXO AGENT


Dr. Roberts Vet. Remedies


Films and Camera


Sal Vet


Supplies. We do developing


Phone for what you want; we've got it or will get it, and mail it to you by Parcel Post the same day.


Burdick-Joubert Pharmacy Momence, Illinois


Clegg's Shoe Store


Go to Clegg's Shoe Store For Everything in Footwear High Quality - Low Prices Careful attention paid to mail orders Expert Repairing


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We recommend and sell the following Triple G Goods Walkover Shoes Rice & Hutchins Buster Brown Shoes for Children Whittemore's Shoe Polish


Phone No. 305 MOMENCE, ILLINOIS


HESS BROS.


Phone 5 MOMENCE, ILL.


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LOODS


We sell and recommend Triple-G Goods


Neponset Twin Shingles Cornell Board Harrisburg Coal Lehigh Cement Universal


Cement


Lumber, Grain,


Coal, Lime,


Cement,


Wall Plaster, AND Sewer Pipe.


Manufacturers of Cement Building Blocks


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THE PARISH BANK


W. W. PARISH JR .. - - Cashier ANTHONY PARISH, . - Ass't Casheir W. J. PARISH, - -Ass't Cashier MOMENCE, ILL.


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PRAIRIE FARMER'S RELIABLE DIRECTORY


MILLINER Steeton, Mattie S.


Sweet, Mrs. Margaret


NEWSPAPER


Progress


Press Reporter


NEWS STAND


Hayden, C. F.


OIL


Standard Oil Co.


PHARMACY


Burdick & Joubert


PHYSICIAN


Burt, J. S.


Dun, Dr. Margaret


Lewis, J. V.


Nickerson, A. L.


Shrontz, C. F.


PLUMBING AND HEATING


Bush, A. J.


Momence Plumbing & Heating Co.


POULTRY FANCIER Astle, M. C.


1 RAILROADS


C. & E. I. Railroad


C. M. & G. Railroad


New York Central Railroad


REAL ESTATE Tallmadge, F. C.


RESTAURANT


Dumontelle, Paul Parks, D. R.


SHOES AND REPAIRING Clegg's Shoe Store


TELEPHONE COMPANY


Central Telephone Co.


UNDERTAKER AND FURNITURE Melby, J. E.


UTILITIES


Momence Utilities Co.


VETERINARY SURGEON


Metcalfe, F. E.


Metcalfe, F. E. Jr.


Nielsen, N. C.


WORK SHOP


Kent, M. M.


REDDICK


Ambrose, C.


Livery


Bank of Reddick.


Biglow, D. A. Paper Hanger


Cooley, M. H .. . Grain


Danford, A. & Son. Harness


Guest, Harry


General Store


Hulbert, George. Furniture


1 Jones, D. . Garage


Neilson, W Restaurant


Osterele, .A General Store


Owen, Dr. L'eterinary


Porter & Prussner


Hardware


Rutty & Co. Restaurant


Rutty, Mrs. M. General Store


Schimmins. E. C. Lumber & Coal


Tonilla. A. Meat Market


Unz. W. J.


. Grain


Weisner, M. D Physician


S. W. CALKINS


UNDERTAKER


Embalming-Auto Service


Telephones: Day 118 -- Night 139


MOMENCE : ILLS.


S. W. CALKINS


General Merchandise


Member of American Merchants Syndicate


Dry Goods : Shoes Groceries :-


MOMENCE : ILLS.


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FARMERS AND BREEDERS, KANKAKEE COUNTY


Momence Plumbing and Heating Co. A. J. Busch, President


Plumbing, Steam and Hot Water Heating


Jobbing Work Promptly Attended To


Estimates on Application


Telephone 4R


Located on River St. Momence, Ill.


YOU can have any kind of a silo you want. One that does not require painting, repairing, tightening of hoops, rebuilding after windstorms, and complete replace- ment after fire. The kind that will at once start return- ing 100 per cent yearly; or would you rather have the other kind?


Allof the require- ments for a good silo can best be met by concrete con- struction only. The concrete silo is air- tight, water-tight, rat-proof and free from the need of repairs and it is permanent. Join the money makers and arrange now to build a concrete silo built by


J. S. MILLS MOMENCE, ILL. Phone 93-12


ST. ANNE


Allanson, R. A ..... Undertaker & Furn. Alexander Lumber Co ... . .. Lumber and Building Material


Beaupre, E. . .... Livery


Benjamin & Ayling. Physicians


Brooks, W. G


Lawyer


Bronz & Co Groceries


Case, E .. Bakery


Changnon, E. H Hardware Chevalin, A. Meat Market


Cornish Lumber Co Merchants


Donaldson, R. S .. . Dentist


Duby, H. H. & Son Groceries Ducharne, L. A. Drugs


Dr. Frank E. Metcalfe


Dr. Frank E. Metcalfe, Jr.


Veterinary Surgeons


Former Veterinarian U. S. Army


Phone 26


MOMENCE ILLINOIS


FIRST NATIONAL BANK


MOMENCE, ILLINOIS


Capital .


.


. $50,00C


Surplus and Undi-


vided Profits


40,000


Our Motto: Safety, Combined with Efficiency


Under government super- vision.


Special attention to agri-


cultural interests.


W. P. WATSON, President J. J. KIRBY, Cashier


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HOITAN


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PRAIRIE FARMER'S RELIABLE DIRECTORY


St. Anne Brick &


Tile Co. ST: ANNE, ILLINOIS Located on C. & E. I. and Big Four Roads


Manufacturers of Drain Tile Brick and Hollow Building Tile


We operate our plant the en- tire year.


Three-inch to six-inch. An-


nual capacity, 1,500 cars.


Drain Your Farm


Bell Telephone 24 Write us for prices


Eastern Illinois Brick Co.


Farmers State Bank


First National Bank


Friedman & Co.


General Store


Goyette, A. J .. Groceries


Guertin, W. A.


. Garage


Hesse, P. H. Physician


Hughes Bros. Blacksmiths


Langclier, A.


Commission


Marceau Bros. . Grocery


Martin, Levi A Grocery


Mason, F. .. Shoes


Myers & Mitchell. Hardware


St. Anne Brick & Tile Co.


St. Anne Mercantile Co.


St. Anne Record.


Newspaper


Schuckter, R. S. Physician


Shangnon & Son .. Plumbing.


Sutton, A ...... Undertaker & Furniture


Tegge Grain Co.


Grain


Therien & Mereier Garage


SOLLITT


Englewood Dairy Co. .. Creamery


Kirchoff, L .. General Store


Kuhn, Paul & Co .. Grain


Lindeman, M. .Blacksmith


Rust, Wm ..


General Store


Streeter & Kallgren Co


... Lumber, Coal & Building Material


THE ALEXANDER LUMBER CO. "They Saw and Sell the Stuff"


Southern Pine Mills-Electric Mills, Miss .; Reform, Ala. Interior Finish Factory-Champaign, Ill.


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GOODS


maler


We Sell and Recommend Triple-G Goods Cornell Wood Board "Can't Sag" Gates Reynolds Asphalt Shingles


Ask our Service Department for any information on Plans or Building Materials


KANKAKEE, ILL.


CIRCLE (A) PRODUCTS


ROOFING


PLASTER LIME HARDWOOD FLOORING


ST. ANNE, ILL.


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FARMERS AND BREEDERS, KANKAKEE COUNTY


PUDER


Kuhn, Paul & Co. Grain


Streeter, Kallgren Lumber Co.


UNION HILL


Bartlett, Patten & Co. .. Grain


Beaciclere, E. Blacksmith


Daly, M. A . Store


Smith, A. G .. General Store


Van Hoorst, Geo Furniture


Frederic F. Marcotte. . President Jos. Peschel ..... Vice-President E. C. Vandagrift. . . . . Cashier


THE BRADLEY/STATE & SAVINGS BANK Capital, $25,000.00


The bank of courteous treatment.


Join our growing list of satisfied customers.


Four per cent interest paid on savings accounts.


BRADLEY, ILLINOIS


Jerry Rivard


GROCERIES FEED and FARMING IMPLEMENTS


Ind. Phone 725 Bell Phone 538


Bourbonnais, III.


AGENTS FOR GRANT


SIX


AUTOMOBILES


Automobile Repairing and Supplies Service Station and Accessories


We Sell and


LE COODS


Recommend Triple G- Goods


GOOD YEAR Tires, Ajax Tires Havoline Oil, .Indian Gasoline


TETRAULT & SONS Tel. Bell 1987 BOURBONNAIS, ILL.


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GENERAL FARM DATA FOR KANKAKEE COUNTY, ILLINOIS-From 1910 Census


40,752


Number of all farms ...


2,411


Color and nativity of farmers:


Native white


1,878


Foreign-born white


526


Negro and other non-white.


Number of farms, classified by size:


Under 3 acres.


20


3 to 9 acres.


34


10 to 19 acres


14


20 to 49 acres.


162


50 to 99 acres.


550


100 to 174 acres


945


175 to 259 acres.


551


260 to 499 acres.


259


500 to 999 acres.


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10


Approximate land area. . acres


427,520


Land in farms ..


. acres


Improved land in farms


. acres


Woodland in farms ..


. &cres


Other unimproved land in farms.


асres


Percent of land area in farms ...


94.1


Percent of farm land improved.


92 4


Average acres per farm ...


166.3


Average improved acres per farm


154.2


All farm property value. . dollars


53,657,317


Land


. dollars


43,816.257


Buildings


. dollars


5,416.307


Implements and machinery.


. dollars


1,088,574


Domestic animals, poultry and bees.


.dollars


3,336,179


Percent of value of all property in


Land


81.7


Building


10.1


Implements and machinery.


2.0


Domestic animals, poultry and bees


6.2


Average values:


All property per farm dollars


22,255


Land and buildings per farm. . dollars


20,420


Land, per acre .. dollars


108.93


Farms reporting domestic animals.


2,376


Value of domestic animals.


3,198,871


Total number


22,595


Dairy cows


11,562


Other cows


1,959


Yearling heifers


2.880


Calves .


3,260


Yearling steers and bulls


1,35€


Other steers and bulls.


1,57S


Value


651,735


Total number


18.478


Mature horses


15.565


Yearling colts


2.084


Spring colts


827


Value


2.289,274


Total number


255


Mature mules


313


Yearling colts


20


Spring colts


12


Value


dollars


41,920


Asses and burros:


Number


5


Value


dollars


510


Swine:


Total number


20,225


Mature hogs


12.692


Spring pig's


7.533


Value


.dollars


203.433


Sheep:


Total number


2.408


Rams, yews and wethers.


1,602


Spring lambs


SOC


Value


. dollars


11.6.2


Goats:


79


Value


dollars


325


192


371,730


19.722


10.755


1,000 acres and over.


402.237


Population


Number


. dollars Mules:


dollars Cattle:


. dollars Horses:


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FARMERS AND BREEDERS, KANKAKEE COUNTY


FAIRBANKS-MORSE TYPE "F"


65) 200)


100 Light Plants Run on Kerosene


A Belted Outfit


T HAT gives you light when and where you want it. Current supplied from dynamo and battery or battery alone - available any time-day or night. Belt driven so "Type Z" Engine can be used for other power needs such as pumping water, running the cream separator. grinding feed etc. Comes complete- ready for installation-simple operation. Convenient-durable-efficient-economical.


The 3 H. P. "Z" Oil Engine Operates Successfully on


KEROSENE


HAS BUILT-IN MAGNETO-THROTTLING GOVERNOR We also sell Fairbanks-Morse Water Systems


234 S. Schuyler Ave. H. E. KAMMANN Kankakee, Il !.


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PRAIRIE FARMER'S RELIABLE DIRECTORY


Number of poultry of all kinds.


210.833


Value .dollars


132.504


Number of colonies of bees Value . .dollars


4.411


Number of farms operated by owners. Percent of all farms.


53.5


Land in farms ..


acres


210.302


Improved land in farms.


. &cres


197.1 8


Value of land and buildings


dollars


26,458.652


Degree of ownership:


Farms consisting of owned land only.


281


Farms consisting of owned and hired land.


305


Color and nativity of owners:


Native white .


248


Foreign-born white


336


Negro and other non-white.


5


Number of farms operated by tenants.


1.032


Percent of all farms.


45.3


Land in farms ..


. acres


181.198


Improved land in farms.


. acres


166.366


Value of land and buildings


. dollars


21.705.172


Form of tenancy:


Share tenants


131


Share cash tenants.


103


Cash tenants


528


Tenure not specified.


30


Color and nativity of tenants:


Native white


906


Foreign-born white


184


Negro and other non-white.


30


Land in farms ..


. acres


10.737 .


Improved land in farms


. acres


1.156


Value of land and buildings


dollars


1.068.740


Mortgage debt report:


For all farms operated by owners:


Number free from mortgage debt


652


Number with mortgage report.


578


Number with no mortgage report ..


59


For farms consisting of owned land only:


421


Number reporting debt and amount.


dollars


8.699.720


Amount of mortgage debt ...


. dollars


2,341,645


Percent of value of land and buildings.


26.3


LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS


Dairy cows on farms reporting dairy products number


10.536


Dairy cows on farms reporting milk produced . number


8.205


Milk produced Sold


. gallons


734,594


Cream sold


. gallons


15.871


Butter fat sold


. pounds


34.405


Butter produced


pounds


654.59:


Sold . pounds


373.379


Cheese produced Sold


. pounds


Value of dairy products, excluding home use of milk and cream. . dollars dollars Receipts from sale of dairy products


number


310.431


Sold


. number


130.055


Eggs produced Sold


.dozens


924,912


Value of poultry and eggs produced.


. dollars


Receipts from sale of poultry and eggs


. dollars


179.812


Wool. fleeces shorn ...


number


761


Mohair and goat hair fleeces shorn.


number


Value of wool and mohair produced.


. dollars


1.432


Honey produced . pounds


22.302


Wax produced . pounds


Value of honey and wax produced.


. dollars


DOMESTIC ANIMALS SOLD OR SLAUGHTERED


Calves. sold or slaughtered.


number 5.811


Other cattle sold or slaughtered number


6.389


Horses. mules, asses and burros sold . number


1 212


Swine soli or slaughtered.


number


17.45-


Receipts from sale of animals dollars


784.656


Value of animals slaughtered


. dollars


106.152


VALUE OF ALL CROPS


Cereals


. dollars


4.298.265


Other grains and seeds.


. dollars


Hay and forage


. dollars


1$7.58


. gallons


2.534.642


. pounds


262.723


203.042


Poultry raised


. dozens


515.414


347.870


Sheep and goats sold or slaughtered . number


1.183


1,289


194


Value of their land and buildings


Number of farms operated by managers.


FARMERS AND BREEDERS, KANKAKEE COUNTY


Vegetables


dollars


156 379


Fruits and nuts.


dollars


26.667


All other crops.


. dollars


59 321


SELECTED CROPS


Corn


bushels


3.413.601


Oats


. acres


28:62


bushels


3.710.003


Wheat


acres


3.681


Emmer and spelt


acres


11


bushels


205


Barley


acre3


24


bushels


569


Buckwheat


acres


518


bushels


7.280


Rye


acres


2.281


All tame or cultivated grasses.


acres


30.372


Timothy alone


acres


20.905


Timothy and clover mixed.


acres


8.032


Clover alone


acres


564


tons


701


Alfalfa


acre3


145


Millet or Hungarian grass.


acres


177


Other tame or cultivated grasses.


acres


859


tons


807


Wild, salt or prairie grasses.


acres


11.353


tons


10,862


Grains cut green.


acres


105


tons


168


Coarse forage


. acres


851


tons


2.076


Potatoes


. acres


1,204


bushels


93.123


Sweet potatoes and yams


. acres


10


All other vegetables


. acres


1.384


Maple trees


. number


Maple sugar


( made)


. pounds


Maple sirup ( made)


. gallons


Broom corn


acres


. ..


...


FRUITS AND NUTS


Apples


trees


28.063


bushels


6.238


Peaches and nectarines


. trees


8.201


Pears


trees


1.431


Plums and prunes.


trees


1.424


Cherries


trees


7.447


Quinces


trees


125


bushels


51


Grapes


vines


10.533


pounds


111.383


Strawberries


acres


47.765


Raspberries and loganberries


acres


15


Blackberries and dewberries


acres


11


Nuts


. trees


242


pounds


3.340


MISCELLANEOUS


Labor-farms reporting


1 260


Cash expended


dollars


112.006


Fertilizer-farms reporting


$21


Amount expended


dollars


Feed-farms reporting


531


Amount expended


dollars


Receipts from sale of feedable crops.


dollars


2.314.307


37.674


tons


25.438


tons


9.422


tons


493


tons


813


tons


1.428


bushels


2.9.4


bushels


271


bushels


66


bushels


5.994


quarts


quarts


11.619


quarts


11.138


Rent and board. .


dollars


.acres


142.701


bushels


73.230


bushels


29.034


tons


pounds


195


PRAIRIE FARMER'S RELIABLE DIRECTORY


UNITED STATES OFFICERS


President


. Woodrow Wilson


Vice-President


Thomas Marshall


Secretary of State.


.Robert Lansing


Secretary of Treasury


. William G. McAdoo


Secretary of War.


Newton C. Baker


Attorney General. Thos. W. Gregory


Postmaster General. Albert S. Burleson


Secretary of Navy. . Josephus Daniels


:Secretary of Interior.


Franklin K. Lane


Secretary of Agriculture .David F. Houston


Secretary of Commerce. William C. Redfield


ILLINOIS STATE OFFICERS, 1917-1920


Governor . Frank O. Lowden


Lieutenant Governor


. John G. Oglesby


Secretary of State


. Louis L. Emmerson


Attorney General Edward J. Brundage


Treasurer


Len Small


Secretary of Labor William B. Wilson


Auditor of Public Accounts. Andrew Russel


MEMBERS OF CONGRESS


Illinois Senators


Lawrence Y. Sherman


James Hamilton Lewis


Congressmen-at-Large


.William E. Mason


Medill McCormick


Congressman, 18th Dist. (Counties of


Kankakee, Iroquois, Vermilion, Edgar,


Clark and Cumberland)


. Joseph G. Cannon, Danville


MEMBERS GENERAL ASSEMBLY, 20th DISTRICT (Counties of Grundy, Iroquois and Kankakee)


Senate Edward C. Curtis, Grant Park


House Daniel O'Connell, Kinsman


Israel Dudgeon, Morris


Richard R. Meents, Iroquois


LEGAL HOLIDAYS IN ILLINOIS


New Year's Day. . January 1


Lincoln's Birthday


February 12


Washington's Birthday February 22


Memorial Day


May 30


Independence Day Tulv 4


Labor Day First Monday in September Election Days i


Columbus Day October 12


Thanksgiving Day


Christmas Day December 25


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FARMERS AND BREEDERS, KANKAKEE COUNTY


Thompson Tipton


Ed. M. Steck


Wm. P. Herrick


TIPTON, STECK & HERRICK COMMISSION MERCHANTS For the sale of Cattle, Hogs and Sheep Cattle Hogs or Sheep Purchased on Orders Telephone Yards 1677 Room 64, Exchange Bldg., Union Stock Yards CHICAGO, ILL.


Plant No. 37. Located at Manteno, Ill. Capacity, 285,000 brick daily.


Illinois Brick Co.


111 W. Washington Street CHICAGO, ILL.


Electric Light Farm Home


Our Kankakee Representative, Mr. Geo. J. Francoeur, Room 9, Cobb Bldg., will be pleased to explain to you the superior- ity of the Matthews Electric Light and Power Plants suitable for farms, homes and nearly all kinds of commercial lighting.


Mr. Francoeur is also able to supply your wants in motor boats, marine engines, row boat motors, etc., of the highest type and quality. We will be pleased to mail upon request our boat and engine book describing the whole line.


Cullen Motor Co.


112 West Lake Stree


Chicago, Illinois


197


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PRAIRIE FARMER'S RELIABLE DIRECTORY


KANKAKEE COUNTY SUPERVISORS


Name


Township


Postoffice


Term Expires


William Harris


Yellowhead


Grant Park


1918


William Kahney


Sumner


Grant Park


1918


Thomas Parker


Manteno


Manteno


1918


P. H. Keigher


Rockville


Manteno, R1


1918


W. W. Parish, Jr. .


Momence


Momence


1918


Charles B. Astle


Ganeer


Momence


1919


F. F. Marcotte


Bourbonnais


Bradley


1919


A. G. Goepper


Limestone


Kankakee, R2


1919


George M. Wagner


Salina


Bonfield


1919


Charles F. Skinner


Essex


Essex


1918


Stephen Wyatt


Pembroke


St. Anne, R4


1919


Walter A. Guertin


St. Anne


St. Anne


1919


William Byrns


Aroma


St. Anne, R2


1919


Frank J. Hennessy


Otto


Chebanse


1918


Gust Berger


Pilot


Herscher


1919


J. Frank Hosier


Norton


Buckingham


1918


E. A. Jeffers


Kankakee


Kankakee


1918


Albert Schneider


Kankakee


Kankakec


1918


Louis E. Beckman


Kankakee


Kankakee


1918


Edward A. Lecour


Kankakee


Kankakee


1919


A. C. Beardsley


Kankakee


Kankakee


1919


Victor McBroom


Kankakee


Kankakee


1919


Harry L. Topping


Kankakee


Kankakee


1919


KANKAKEE COUNTY OFFICERS


County Judge


Jay H. Merrill


County Clerk


Louis Breault


County Treasurer


C. E. Robinson


State's Attorney


W. H. Dyer


Circuit Clerk


C. B. Sawyer


Sheriff


A. C. Bothfuhr


Superintendent of Schools.


S. D. Saltzgiver


Coroner


L. E. Fenouille


Surveyor


L. C. Looker


Master-in-Chancery


H. F. Ruel


Public Administrator


Alex. J. Powell


Superintendent of Poor Farm.


A. N. Gathany


Court Reporter


Will C. Schneider


County Stenographer Myrtle Sylvester


County Superintendent of Highways. .F. M. Enos


Agricultural Advisor J. S. Collier


FINANCE-L. F. Beckman. E. A. Lecour, W. A. Guertin.


AGRICULTURE-W. W. Parish, Gust Berger, Stephen Wyatt.


BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS-E. A. Lecour, William Kahney, Victor McBroom, Gust Berger, F. F. Marcotte. H. L. Topping, Albert Schneider.




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