Life Insurance Growth Amid Record Sales Report
An estimate shows life insurance in force near 66.5 billion dollars, with new policies and innovations driving growth beyond prior years. The industry notes strong sales and shifts toward service methods, while major courts and events provide context to public life matters.
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Recorders
Snam of Life Insurance
Steuer SS
Sake Life
Saree Sastory
Geuther
Gsimmeisd
Tornado Safety Tips From Early Warning Notes
A fragmentary oversize note gives tornado guidance for seacoast communities. It urges seeking sturdy shelter in a basement or storm cellar when a tornado is observed, noting movement toward the southeast and advising shelter in the south west corner of a basement for safety.
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Depres-Sie
Namrac
Pesce
Fertilizer boosts profitability of regume grass hay
Farmers can resume regume grass meadows after the first hay cut using fertilizer. The fertilizer increases hay yield per acre and per ton, lowers costs, and improves hay quality with higher protein. Agronomists in several Midwest states say adding fertilizer providing 20 to 68 pounds per acre of nitrogen, phosphate, and potash pays off over the long term.
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Middle West
Meado Cme
Betos
High Population Fertile Soil Drive 100 Bushel Corn Yields
Report cites Middle West Soil Improvement Committee saying high plant density and fertile soil boost corn yields. Averages show yields around 93 bushels per acre with fertilizer, while top contest yields reached 1659 bushels per acre in tests. Farmers using fertilizer and dense planting observed notable gains.
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Minn
Middle West Soil Improvement Committee
High Level Plant Food Users Boost Income Per Acre
The Midwest office of the National Plant Food Institute reports that high level plant food users gain $25 more per acre. The study shows 52 percent of fertilizer users earn $10,000+ gross, 71 percent have capital investment over $35,000, and 40 percent are under 30 years old while 53 percent are older.
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Ists, Inc
Public funds and road district statements filed in 1958
A sworn statement by Clarence Biederbeck and related officials details beginning fund balances, receipts from taxes and sources, and expenditures for general assistance and road and bridge accounts for the fiscal year ending 1958. It lists balances on hand, payments to groceries, fuel, labor, auditing, and various public works expenditures.
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Treeneerneck
Clarence Biederbeck
Peoria
Millbrook
Illinois
Meais
Heth Moore
Ruth Moore
Lanura State Bank
Laura Elevator
OFS Cic Ccm
Acd
Receiis Blue Sea Ae
Phyllis Hammerle
Paul Chandlee
Delmar Grossaint
Aimsurance
Farmers Auto Ins. Co
Nsurance
Strait Service
HL Culvert Co
Ulg
Jack Stevens
Ernest Kimler
Don Garrison
Vin Arnold
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Cutlass
Aake
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National Plant Food Institute
Anand
Raymond Smith
Coal and Hanling
Meadowbrook Dairy
Gettin Em Alieed My Ps
Ernest Murphy
MOS Eee
Biederbeck Service
Webster Store
Sweeney Gas & Oil
Gerald Metcalf
24 & P Stores
Sweeney Oil Co
Fuel Oil
Webster’s Store
Moceries
Biederbeck’s Service
Pioneer Collier’s
Biederbeck
Webster’s
Namie
Clarke Biederbeck
Baai
Lydia Purcell
George Reicheneker
Clyde Carter
Lucille Biederbeck
Lelia Bodinus
Fred i
Brimfield News
Kost
Albert Megan
Robert Hammerie
William Kellogg
James Kemper
George Moore
Byer
Richard Heinz
Henry Kruskop
James P. Fiyan
Signa
Princeville Stone Co
UVL Calvert Co
Calverts
Tomas Miller
Hauling Rock
Inceville Stone Co
Jen
Thomas Miller
Howard Stoecker
Ence
Robert Hammerle
J. P
Ruth
Moore
Peoria Co
Reid
Nelson
Walter Philbee
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