Tomato fruit set affected by high night temperatures
A farm advisory note explains tomatoes such as Big Boy struggle to set fruit due to early blooming heat. The issue should ease as summer advances. Dr. Guy A. Renzaglia of Southern Illinois University and Chaplain Robert E. Otto of Anna State Hospital will speak on related topics, with reservations for the seminar through Reverend Lyle Haas in Johnson City, Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy A. Renzaglia
Renzaglia
Rehabilitation Institute
Southern Illinois University
Robert E. Otto
Anna State Hospital
Les Broom
University of Illinois
Lyle Haas
East Washington Street
Johnson City
Illinois
Monroe County 4-H Public Speaking and Demonstration Contest
The Monroe County 4-H Public Speaking and Demonstration Contest will be held Wednesday July 5 at 7 30 p m in the Farm Bureau Hall Waterloo. Agriculture and Home Economics 4-H Club members may enter the public speaking contest talks 4 to 6 minutes notes allowed but no reading. Demonstrations open to Agriculture 4-H Club members single or two person teams and must relate to the member project. Winners advance to the 1967 Illinois State Fair State contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe County
Farm Bureau
Waterloo
Monroe County 4-H Camp Plans July Stay
Forty one Monroe County 4-H boys and girls will camp at Southern Illinois 4-H Camp east of West Frankfort from Monday July 10 through Friday July 14. Monroe County 4-H members join club members from Bend St Clair and Richland Counties for the state camping season with many activities arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe County
Southern Illinois
West Frankfort
Bend
St. Clair
Richland
Monroe County 4-H Judging Results
Four Monroe County 4-H members earned B ribbons at the State 4-H Judging Contest held in Urbana on Tuesday June 27. Roger Taake and Michael Kolmer received B ratings in Vegetable Judging while Maurice Kleyer earned a B in Dairy Judging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe County
Urbana
Roger Taake
Michael Kolmer
Maurice Kleyer
Bettylou Stemler
Robert Guebert
Glen Schewe
Ronald Mueller
Cameron Hubbard
John Stumpf
Virginia Rick
Duane Ries
Gene Taake
Church Seminar and Seed Certification Rules Outlined
Seminar on The Family in Transition to be held at Robin Smorgasbord Salem Illinois July 13 and University Center Southern Illinois University Carbondale July 20 dinner meetings 545 p m C L Fosse University of Illinois Rural Sociology Professor will discuss family and society in transition The article also explains the Illinois seed certification Limited Generation Program adopted 1963 clarifying seed generation chain breeder foundation registered and certified seed and changes after 1968 reducing registered seed grades to one for producing certified seed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin Smorgasbord
Salem
Illinois
University Center
Southern Illinois University
Carbondale
Town and Country Church Institute Committee
C.L. Fosse
University of Illnois
Illinois Crop Improvement Association
Illinois Crop Association
Safe Boating Week Observed In Illinois With Dig At Dickson Mounds
Governor Otto Kerner and the Illinois Boating Council pro claimed July 28 as National Safe Boating Week in Illinois. William T. Lodge urged boaters to remember they are not alone on Illinois waters amid rising summer traffic and accident risk. The Dickson Mounds dig near Springfield attracts about 40,000 visitors, with plans for a larger site and a new museum complex. The Illinois Department of Conservation warns hunters to specify permit type and notes quota increases in several counties. Agriculture releases hog cholera vaccine trade names and producers, listing numerous brands and manufacturers and directing questions to Dr. Paul B. Doby in Springfield.
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Otto Kerner
Illinois Boating Council
Illinois
William T. Lodge
Illinois Department of Conservation
Lodge
Dickson Mounds
Springfield
Havana
Lewistown
Dickson
Robert L. Hall
Illinois State Museum
Illinois Department of Registration and Education
Alexander
Gallatin
Hamilton
Jackson
Johnson
Macoupin
Saline
Union
Williamson
Illinois Department of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Alocine
Haver-Lickhart
Vetacine
Hoosier Veterinary Laboratories, Inc
Bon- Ecine
Monovet
Affiliated Laboratories
Monocine
National Laboratories Corp
Porcel
Fort Dodge Laboratories
Wyeth TM
Wyeth International Ltd
New York
Oertigen
Diamond Laboratories, Inc
Amdal, Inc
Tc-Vac
Myron Laboratories, Inc
Paul B. Doby
Division of Livestock and Poultry Industry
Department of Agriculture State Fairgrounds
Til
Stamp label idea for farm ingredient value would confuse shoppers
A WSJ note argues that labeling farm ingredient value on foods to show the gap between farm prices and retail prices would mislead consumers and raise prices. Shifting farm and retail costs would require constant label updates, harming farmers and confusing clerks.
Wage-spiral fear cited by economic adviser Gardner Ackley
Chairman Gardner Ackley warns that escalating wage demands in autos trucking rails and other industries threaten economic stability. Ed Townsend notes wage pressures in basic sectors while U S News and World Report links farm price declines to rising costs and a looming inflationary cycle. The only cure he says is restraint on government spending and deficits to avoid chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner Ackley
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
Ed Townsend
The
Christian Science Monitor
Townsend
U.S. News and World Report
Thomaston residents raise funds to reopen opera house
The Thomaston community in Connecticut aims to raise 25000 dollars to renovate and reopen its 79 year old opera house. They emphasize preserving a town landmark and fostering citizen self reliance as a bulwark against overbearing government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Thomaston
Connecticut
Screening process proposed to trim 75th General Assembly bills
The 75th General Assembly faces 4245 introduced bills. Committees have functioned well but are overloaded. A screening committee of five senators and five representatives with seniority could weed out poor bills before floor consideration, freeing time for essential legislation and reducing debate burdens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
75Th
General Assembly
Cunningham Calls For Broad Attack On Crime In Illinois
Rep. William J. Cunningham urges a broad attack on rising Illinois crime. He cites Republican bills to expand police training, empower stop and search with weapon checks, and create armed violence as a new crime category. The plan seeks 300 more State police and pay raises for troopers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J
Bill’ Cunningham
R.- Pinckneyville
Illinois
Cunningham
Pinckneyville
Ilinois
Cummingham
Changes in farm lending to match larger operations
Walter J. Wills of Southern Illinois University urges Illinois Production Credit Association managers to fund entire farm operations, not just segments, and to sharpen risk measures. He identifies needs in hedging across cash and futures markets for livestock, inventoried on and off farm, and calls for better guidance on credit risk in off farm financing stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Wills
Southern Illinois University Agricultural Industries Department
Illinois Production Credit Association
Wills
Do Not Confuse Fabric Softener With Water Softener
For the family item, distinguish fabric softener from water softener. A fabric softener coats textiles to soften fibers. A water softener treats hard water and is used before detergent.
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Mixed
Puzzle fills with across and down clues ranging from plant terms to zodiac hints. Includes hints for garden, geography, objects, and language entries with several missing punctuation and formatting artifacts.
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Roy P. Conrad
Ophelia Mueller
Alice Horcher
Clarion Printing Company, Inc
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Arign Aefiliate
Arlin H. Obst
Monroe County Farm Adviser
University of Illinois College of Agriculture Cooperative Extension Service
Church Institute Seminar
Labrador
U.S. Coast Guard
Atlantic
Wall Street Journal
Suasion
SIU
Albert Meyer
Madden
Utah
Aress
Spots
Sahara
Prussia
Tia
Tai
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