Farm Advisers Desk Ext Council Plans 1967 68 Year
Monroe County Agricultural Extension Council and committees will meet March 3 to study the extension program and plan the 1967 68 year. Members and committee lists are given. The meeting includes discussion on livestock marketing with E M Woods and a Waterloo talk March 6 at 7 30 p m. Representatives from stock yards and commission firms will attend. Robert Rippelmeyer chairs the meeting and urges livestock producers to participate. The USDA grade shield on car tons of eggs indicates grading status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe County Agricultural Extension Council
Armin Robert
Clarence Schaefer
Curtis Henry
Raymond Rick
Nelson Werling
Russell Rippelmeyer
Willard Meister
Louis Pulcher
Norman Hooten
William Schewe
Robert Schmidt
Albert Crook
Elmer Haudrich
Eugene Taake
Ron Bullock
Alois Pieper
Leslie Stumpf
Carl Guebert
Willard Kleyer
Kenneth Hartman
Herbert Schaefer
Robert Ehrer
Victor Papenberg
Gilbert Seboldt
Virgil Gummersheimer
Jack Divers
Richard Mueller
Edmund E. Stumpf
Arnold Mueller
Eugene Wittenauer
Assisant
Waterloo
Farm Bureau
E. M. Woods
St. Louis
Monroe County
Robert Rippelmeyer
Spring fertilizing helps lawn choke out weeds
The article advises early spring fertilizer to strengthen bluegrass and blue grass fescue lawns, with high nitrogen content and easy spread. It notes crabgrass and knotweed are daily challenges, and a healthy lawn may not need additional weed killers if the fertilizer is used properly.
Live Stock Farmers And Feeders Meet In St Louis March 9
The 45th annual meeting of the Producers Live Stock Marketing Association will be held March 9 at the Sheraton-Jefferson Hotel in St. Louis. Registration 9:30 to 10 a.m. in the Ivory Room. Luncheon 12:15 p.m. in the Gold Room. Speakers include Professor Harold F. Breimyer of the University of Missouri and Calvin D. Johnson of Sperry Rand New Holland. The organization handled 616,306 head valued at $58,420,143 in 1966 across nine states. Association president is John F. Rundquist. manager J Gordon Gillespie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Producers Live Stock Marketing Association
Sheraton-Jefferson Hotel
St. Louis
Ivory Room
Harold F. Breimyer
University of Missouri College of Agriculture
Breimyer
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Outlook
Agricultural Marketing Service
Calvin D. Johnson
Illinois
New Holland Division
Sperry Rand Corporation
National Stock Yards
Ill
John F. Rundquist
Butler, Ill
J. Gordon Gillespie
Bagworms On Trees And Evergreens
Early spring survey advised for bagworms on trees and shrubs. Remove and burn bags with eggs inside, especially on small plants. for thick evergreens a spring spray may work better.
Illinois Power seeks rule change on underground service charges
Illinois Power Company filed with the Illinois Commerce Commission to remove the 77 dollar charge for underground service lines to new houses in subdivisions with underground distribution. The filing revises Rider Q to offer up to 100 feet of underground service at no charge and extends free underground facilities to some overhead areas if the applicant covers the pole riser cost. The change is projected to reduce revenue by about 248000 dollars annually over ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Power Company
Illinois Commerce Commission
B. L. Hantle
Belleville
Ilinois Power
Public Utilities Act
Family Pot Luck Soup Ideas by Helen Hale
Home cooks can craft quick soups from canned varieties using simple mixes. Recipes include pea and onion soups with cream and parmesan, vegetable bean blends with crumbled bacon, and chicken noodle style with corn celery and egg, plus tomato thyme soup with milk and tomatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hale
Question of the Week on Pasture Fertilization Ratios
Guidance suggests using a 2-1-1 nitrogen phosphorus potassium ratio. On pasture, apply 225 lbs of 33-0-0 plus 75 lbs of 0-46-0 and 55 lbs of 0-0-60, or 350 lbs of 20-10-10 per acre. March is the recommended application window.
Sharp Advance In Lamb Rates First Gain in Six Weeks
The lamb market shows a sharp price rise the first in six weeks led by the Producers Live Stock Marketing Association. Feeder cattle and slaughter cattle mostly steady to lower while cows and bulls steady or higher. Lambs advance 50c to 1.75 with most gains on choice under 100 lbs, slaughter ewes steady at 5 to 8 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Producers Live Stock Marketing Association
Warm Shoes With Plastic Bags For Snow Play
Instructions describe slipping small plastic bags over children’s shoes to keep feet warm and dry in snow. Bags are secured with plastic tape around ankles to prevent slipping and to avoid constriction compared with rubber bands.
Traffic Fatalities Down First Half of February
Provisional reports show 73 traffic deaths in Minois from February 1 to 15, a 23 percent drop from 95 in the prior year. Thirty six deaths came from 26 multi vehicle crashes, and 37 from 34 single vehicle accidents. Seventeen pedestrians were killed, with sixteen single-vehicle deaths including eight rail grade crossing victims. Most fatalities occurred in Cook County with four in DuPage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minois
Feruary 1
Division of Highways
State
Cook County
DuPage County
New Traffic Signals Installed on US 66
Illinois officials unveil a new traffic signal at the US 66 and Business 66 intersection south of Springfield. The optically modifiable beam can be shaped to cover a specific lane or area, appearing dark to other lanes during daylight. Francis S. Lorenz notes this marks a significant highway division first in traffic control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Illinois Division of Highways
Francis S. Lorenz
Department of Public Works and Buildings
Patricia's Beauty Shop ad and local services listing
Classified notices include Patricia's Beauty Shop at 121 N Main St Columbia Illinois open 9 to 5 30 Monday through Saturday with extended Friday hours. Columbia Decorating Center at 511 N Main St offers seamless floors wall coverings and murals. Sewing Machine ad for a 1966 Singer Touch & Sew with payment plan. Coin operated dispenser income opportunity listing with box 4185 Pittsburgh PA. Card of Thanks from the Mohr family expressing gratitude for support after Amanda Mohr's illness and death with hospital and funeral services notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia
N. Main St
Columbia
Columbia Decorating Center
N. Main
Columbia, Ill
Singer
District Office Credit Dept
Mound City
Kans
P.O. Box
Pittsburgh
Amanda Mohr
Bassler
Schaller
Biasch
St. Clement's Hospital
Quernheim
Mohr
Notice of Claim Day in Estate of John A Daab
In the Twentieth Judicial Circuit Monroe County Illinois the estate of John A Daab is opened with letters testamentary issued February 24 1967 to Vernon Frierdich of Columbia Illinois. The claim day is Monday April 3 1967. Claims must be filed with the Clerk at the County Courthouse Waterloo Illinois and served on the attorney Floyd E Crowder 108 S Main St Columbia Illinois 62286. Dated February 24 1967. LeRoy M Reitz Clerk by Glayds Bequette Deputy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Illinois
Circuit Court OF the
Twentieth Judicial Circuit
Monroe County
John A. Daab
Vernon Frierdich
W. Liberty
Columbia
Illinois
Floyd E. Crowder
S. Main St
Ilinois
Waterloo
LeRoy M. Reitz
Circuit Court
Glayds Bequette
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Central States
Texas
Margot Lee
National Cylinder Gas
Chicago
Midwest
Arlin H. Obst
Monroe County Farm Adviser
University of Illinois College of Agriculture ‘Cooperative Extension Service
Livestock Meeting
USDA
Illinois Power
Klamath Falls
Oregon
Wizard Island
Olnion
First National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Helen
Acorn Theatre
Audrey Lane
New York, N.Y
Office of
Norman W. Beck
Court House
Edgar O. Zimmer
Main Street
F. L. Smith
S. Main Street
H. A. Matthews
Optometrist
West Legion
Klein
Columbia, Illinois
US 66
Guadeloupe
Horn’s Bakery
South Main St
Eldo Horn
Wurstmarkt
Monroe
Order of the Eastern Star
American Legion Hall
Millstadt, Illinois
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