Items | Digital Collections at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Library

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Message of the Governor of the State of Illinois

Rural Schools - Corn Exhibit

Print, Photographic (threshing scene)

Reaping Hook or Sickle

Plow, Breaking

Johnny Ramseyer and His Pig

Cultivons notre potager

The Seven Wonders of the World Almanac

David Bradley Manufacturing Company advertising card

Public Sale auction poster

Pasture Progress

Canning

FFA Convention

University of Illinois Airport Dedication'*

Highlights of the Sibley FFA Father and Son Banquet

Improving Pastures by Clipping Weeds - Dixon Springs Experiment Station

What to Expect from Mechanization and Farmstead Improvements

What a Dairy Scientist Does in a Dairy Plant

What's Ahead in Agricultural Policies?" (4 parts)

The American Agricultural Mission to China

Our relations with China

Windbreak on the Farmstead

Weed Control Information

Septic Tank Installation

The University of Illinois Sheep Barns

The 3,000th Farm Hour

Water, Soil, and Plant Growth

Agriculture in Brazil; Agriculture in India

Sen. Truman in Peoria on Democratic farm policy. WENR.

American's Part in the Development of Culture and Unity in the Western World

Stereogram No. 11 - Clear Creek

Agricultural - Economics Policy

Stereogram No. 538 - Devils Lake

Stereogram No. 205 - Taylor Lake

Stereogram No. 314 - Crows Foot

Stereogram No. 212 - Bates

Pramien des landwirthschastlichen Festes newspaper clipping

The Illinois Farmer's Almanac

National Corn Association Logo

Message of the Governor of the State of Illinois
Multi-Page Item | 4 pages | 1834 | Clarendon Van Norman Jr. Collection of Ephemera (Digitized Content)A "Message of the Governor of the State of Illinois. Delivered December 3, 1834" by Governor Joseph Duncan to Congress, printed by "John Y. Sawyer, Public Printer." Governor Duncan discusses various Illinois financial, commercial, and agricultural policies. On the fourth page, a newspaper clipping describes Senator Young and his involvement in Renaut's Grant.
Rural Schools - Corn Exhibit
Image | Teaching with Digital Content (Cultural Heritage Community)The corn on the desks was exhibited at The County Teachers' Institute on Dec. 17, 1909. The school was in Normal, Illinois.
Print, Photographic (threshing scene)
Image | Teaching with Digital Content (Cultural Heritage Community)Photograph. Threshing scene on the Allen Grant Little farm, Hensley Township, Champaign County, Illinois. Image shows a threshing crew operating a steam thresher attached to a blower. Several full wagons are in the foreground, along with waterbarrels and a water truck.
Reaping Hook or Sickle
Image | Teaching with Digital Content (Cultural Heritage Community)The sickle was used to cut the grain during the harvesting process. It was then threshed with a wooden flail and cleaned by tossing it into the air with a fork.
Plow, Breaking
Image | Teaching with Digital Content (Cultural Heritage Community)Wood and wrought iron plow. Long, tapered, and slightly curved wooden beam with "V" shaped handles attached to the back of the beam. Long dished iron blade held in place with a forged iron screw and iron straps. The cutting blade is mounted to the beam and extends downwards to the tip of the blade. 132" long.
Johnny Ramseyer and His Pig
Image | Teaching with Digital Content (Cultural Heritage Community)Johnny Ramseyer poses with his pig "Columbia" in the split rail pen.
Cultivons notre potager
Image | French World War I PostersPotatos, cabbage, and carrots lie in a pile.
The Seven Wonders of the World Almanac
Multi-Page Item | 35 pages | 1886 | George W. Lienesch Collection (Digitized Content)A periodical entitled "The Seven Wonders of the World Almanac" for the year 1886, with "The Seven Barks Almanac" as the running title inside the booklet. The publication includes solar, lunar, and historical information for each month of the year, but the bulk of the booklet is an extended advertisement for "Seven Barks," a patent medicine "sold at wholesale by Lyman Brown, ...
David Bradley Manufacturing Company advertising card
Multi-Page Item | 2 pages | 0 | George W. Lienesch Collection (Digitized Content)An advertising card for David Bradley Manufacturing Company's tongueless cultivator in Chicago, Illinois. The front side of the card includes a photograph of Republican James G. Blaine during his campaign for the presidential election of 1884.
Public Sale auction poster
Multi-Page Item | 2 pages | 1860 | Illinois and US History Broadsides and Printed Ephemera Collection (Digitized Content)A poster entitled "Public Sale," auctioning "head horses," "head cattle" and "farm implements." This event was held on January 20th by the Auctioneer, Harry Kearney.
Pasture Progress
Audio | 1942 | WILL Sound Recordings (Digital Surrogates)
Canning
Audio | 1947 | WILL Sound Recordings (Digital Surrogates)
FFA Convention
Audio | 1946 | WILL Sound Recordings (Digital Surrogates)
FFA Convention
Audio | 1946 | WILL Sound Recordings (Digital Surrogates)
University of Illinois Airport Dedication'*
Audio | 1945 | WILL Sound Recordings (Digital Surrogates)
Highlights of the Sibley FFA Father and Son Banquet
Audio | 1948 | WILL Sound Recordings (Digital Surrogates)
Improving Pastures by Clipping Weeds - Dixon Springs Experiment Station
Audio | 1948 | WILL Sound Recordings (Digital Surrogates)
What to Expect from Mechanization and Farmstead Improvements
Audio | 1948 | WILL Sound Recordings (Digital Surrogates)
What a Dairy Scientist Does in a Dairy Plant
Audio | 1948 | WILL Sound Recordings (Digital Surrogates)
What's Ahead in Agricultural Policies?" (4 parts)
Audio | 1947 | WILL Sound Recordings (Digital Surrogates)
The American Agricultural Mission to China
Audio | 1947 | WILL Sound Recordings (Digital Surrogates)
Our relations with China
Audio | 1943 | WILL Sound Recordings (Digital Surrogates)
Windbreak on the Farmstead
Audio | 1946 | WILL Sound Recordings (Digital Surrogates)
Weed Control Information
Audio | 1946 | WILL Sound Recordings (Digital Surrogates)
Septic Tank Installation
Audio | 1946 | WILL Sound Recordings (Digital Surrogates)
The University of Illinois Sheep Barns
Audio | 1947 | WILL Sound Recordings (Digital Surrogates)
The 3,000th Farm Hour
Audio | 1946 | WILL Sound Recordings (Digital Surrogates)
Water, Soil, and Plant Growth
Audio | 1949 | WILL Sound Recordings (Digital Surrogates)
Agriculture in Brazil; Agriculture in India
Audio | 1949 | WILL Sound Recordings (Digital Surrogates)
Sen. Truman in Peoria on Democratic farm policy. WENR.
Audio | 1944 | WILL Sound Recordings (Digital Surrogates)
American's Part in the Development of Culture and Unity in the Western World
Audio | 1949 | WILL Sound Recordings (Digital Surrogates)
Stereogram No. 11 - Clear Creek
Image | 1960 | Aerial Stereograms11
Agricultural - Economics Policy
Audio | 1949 | WILL Sound Recordings (Digital Surrogates)
Stereogram No. 538 - Devils Lake
Image | 1953 | Aerial Stereograms538
Stereogram No. 205 - Taylor Lake
Image | 1958 | Aerial Stereograms205
Stereogram No. 314 - Crows Foot
Image | 1955 | Aerial Stereograms314
Stereogram No. 212 - Bates
Image | 1952 | Aerial Stereograms212
Pramien des landwirthschastlichen Festes newspaper clipping
Multi-Page Item | 2 pages | 1855 | Clarendon Van Norman Jr. Collection of Ephemera (Digitized Content)A newspaper clipping written in German and entitled “Pramien des landwirthschastlichen Festes” meaning “Premiums of the Country with Economic Strength.” This clipping includes a record of agricultural products such as beef, fruit, and sheep in Stephenson County, Illinois in 1855. This description is based on an inexact English translation of the text.
The Illinois Farmer's Almanac
Multi-Page Item | 24 pages | 0 | Clarendon Van Norman Jr. Collection of Ephemera (Digitized Content)A periodical entitled "The Illinois Farmer's Almanac" published by C. and R. Goudy in Jacksonville, Illinois. This publication includes various meteorological information and lunar phases for each month of the year in 1840.
National Corn Association Logo
Image | Teaching with Digital Content (Cultural Heritage Community)This logo from the National Corn Association shows a woman, seated on agriculture books, holding a seal depicting a farmer plowing a field.

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