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Newspaper

Columbia Star

Location

Columbia, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1966

Page

2

Retail ad research reshapes newspaper linage strategy

Findings from a Canadian sponsored study show newspapers play a key role in retail reach. Major manufacturers plan stepped up campaigns and 150 markets, with national and local co op linage, after presenting results to retailers including J C Penney Sears Woolworth Macy s and The May Co.

New York Bureau of Advertising American Newspaper Publishers Association J. C. Penney Sears Roebuck Woolworth’s Macy’s The May Co

Medicare sign up timing and penalties explained

The guidance outlines enrollment windows around a 65th birthday, with hospital coverage starting at 65 and doctor coverage beginning within three months after. Delaying enrollment can raise premiums and delay coverage, with no second chance until the next odd year’s last three months.

Farm Program Includes Advance Payments

Illinois farmers in the 1967 feed grain program may receive advance payments at signup. Half of the total price support will be paid early, with Illinois expected to exceed 30 million dollars. Sign-up begins late in January. date to be announced.

Edw. J. Meagher Illinois Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation State Committee Illinois Meagher

Remembering the old timer memories from Mrs Cowell and Jessie Williams

In reminiscences from Mrs. Cecil Cowell of Grand Rapids and Jessie B. Williams of La Fayette, Georgia, the writers recall frugal past practices such as making rugs from worn sacks, washing on boards, trading paper sacks, and relying on the Bible as reading material. They reflect on shoe wear and family discipline in 1906, inviting readers to share memories with The Old Timer column.

Cecil Cowell Grand Rapids Mich Jessie B. Williams la Fayette Georgia

Soil Clinic Links Late Harvest to Moisture Problems In Corn

At a Southern Illinois University Soil and Seed Clinic, agronomy professor W O Scott says no link exists between nitrogen rate and corn moisture at harvest. The late season and wet spring delayed maturity, with 30 percent moisture triggering ongoing drying. Farmers should not alter varieties or fertilizer plans due to 1966 conditions. Alfalfa weevil rising over three years prompts pesticide use to control costs about six dollars per acre, with methoxychlor or malathion recommended and two applications advised. The weevil invasion has slowed alfalfa yields since its spread northward toward Illinois’ northern border.

W. O. Scott University of Illinois Agronomy SIU

Thanksgiving Week Livestock Markets See Broad Support

Thanksgiving week showed strong support across cattle hogs and sheep with smaller receipts and firmer wholesale demand. Slaughter cattle and calves rose 25 to 50 cents while hogs closed steady to 25 cents lower, veal calves sold 30 to 34 dollars, lambs gained as wholesale lamb demand improved.

Producers Live Stock Marketing Association

Brissenden Named Illinois Chair for 1970 Youth Conference

Walter F. Brissenden of Springfield is appointed by Gov. Otto Kerner to lead the Illinois Committee for the 1970 White House Conference on Children and Youth. He presides over child welfare efforts and holds a top Illinois Bell position while briefing on family services and legislative work.

Walter F. Brissenden Springfield Otto Kerner Illinois White House Brissenden Child and Family Services of Illinois Committee On Commission On Children Illinois Bell Telephone Co Illinois Bell University of Alabama Northwestern University Johnson Kerner Illinois Commission On Children

Chrysler Receives State Safety Plaque For Citizenship

Lt. Gov. Shapiro on behalf of Gov. Kerner presented Chrysler Motor Corp. a state safety plaque in the Springfield High School Auditorium last week. The company funded a driver education program with the National Commission on Safety Education and the National Education Association, aiding safe education staff to study at 26 universities and colleges. A musical revue, Music for Modern Americans, complemented Chrysler's teen driver education program slated for many state high schools.

Samuel H. Shapiro Otto Kerner Chrysler Motor Corp Springfield Shapiro National Commission On Safety Education National Education Association United States Chrysler

Turkey Growers Report Sharp Rise in Consumption

Richard Green president of the Illinois State Turkey Growers Association says turkey consumption has risen sharply in the decade. Governor Otto Kerner was the referenced official in the statement.

Turkey Richard Green Illinois State Turkey Growers’ Association Otto Kerner

Winners of Columbia Republican Headquarters contests

The Columbia Republican Headquarters announces contest results for county candidate guesses. Ralph Kolmer received 4507 votes, with Armin Stumpf at 2250. Richard Trost had 4560 votes and Ruth Kuergeleis was 4400. No other contests had entries. The Republican Central Committee thanks all entrants.

Columbia Republican Ralph Kolmer Armin Stumpf Richard Trost Ruth Kuergeleis Republican Central Committee

Illinois Turkey Consumption Up As Prices Rise

Per capita turkey use climbs to about eight pounds this year, up from five in 1956, says Green. Increased family incomes and new products like boneless roasts broaden turkey use beyond holidays. Illinois produces about 1.1 million birds yearly, with Illinois producers earning about 744 million in 1966 from a record national total of 116 million.

Green Illinois

Illinois State Fair Dates Set for August 1967

The 1967 Illinois State Fair runs from Friday August 11 to Sunday August 20 Franklin Rust the fair's general manager announced the dates to allow other fairs to schedule without conflicts.

Franklin Rust

Sheet Tir Folding Tip Extends Linens Life

To lengthen the life of sheets and pillowcases vary folding methods. Repeated creases in the same spots weaken threads and reduce fabric durability. Rotate folding patterns to distribute stress.

Local ads offer decorating center, piano sale, and business opportunity

A reading of snippets describes Columbia Decorating Center at 511 N Main Columbia HI with contact, a spinet piano sale via The Music Shop in Overland Missouri, and a business opportunity listing for agents to service vending machines with cash capital required and Minneapolis address for interviews.

Columbia Decorating Center N. Main Columbia Town and Country Mall Overland Missouri Eagle Industries Minnetonka Blvd Minneapolis Minn

Fish Lake Drainage District No 8 hearing notice

The commissioners of Fish Lake Drainage and Levee District No 8 in Monroe County Illinois have filed their annual report. A hearing on the report will be held December 12 1966 at 10:00 a.m. in the Monroe County Circuit Court Room Waterloo Illinois. All interested may attend and be heard.

State OF Illinois Circuit Court OF the Twentieth Judicial Circuit Monroe County Fish Lake Illinois Circuit Court Circuit Court House Waterloo

In Memoriam Gene Luhr and Dinny Heiligenstein

In loving memory of Eugene Gene Luhr and c Dinny Heiligenstein who left this life together in a plane crash eight years ago on December 4 1958. The poem mourns their warmth generosity and the shock of their loss. It expresses lasting love and remembrance from those who cherished them.

Eugene Gene” Luhr C. R. “Dinny Heiligenstein Gene Dinny

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Opinion Research Corporation Abitibi Paper Company, Ltd Anglo- Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills, Ltd British Columbia Forest Products, Ltd Domtar Newsprint, Ltd the Great Lakes Paper Company, Ltd James Maclaren Company,Ltd MacMillan Bloedel Limited Question and Answer Series Sebastian J. Valle Social Security Administration Monroe County Clarion Columbia, Ill Schiemer Insurance Agency, Inc General Insurance South Main St Schiemer Insurance N. Main St Frankfort Kentucky Albert Meyer Southern Illinois University Illinois Seed Dealers Association Anna Maria Alberghetti Clarion Printing Co N. Rapp Columbia, DL Office of Norman W. Beck Monroe County Superintendent OF Schools Edgar O. Zimmer Main Street F. L. Smith S. Main Street Floyd E. Crowder Ilinois H. A. Matthews Optometrist West Legion Klein’s Yao Youth Fom Chrysler Motors Corp Phyllis Turmire St. Petersburg Fla David Blair Little Dave Memoriam Ber Abouts Columbia Star
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