Illinois taxpayers reminded to file 1966 estimated tax
Illinois individuals must file Form 1040 ES for 1966 and pay at least 25 percent of their estimated tax by April 15 1966. District Director Jay G Philpott of Central and Southern Illinois urges all filers to meet the deadline and obtain Document No 5111 by writing the Internal Revenue Service Springfield Illinois office.
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Illinois
Internal Revenue
Central and
Southern Illinois
Jay G. Philpott
Internal Revenue Service
P.O. Box
Springfield
Ill
Counseling Meeting for Small Businesses at SIU
Representatives from the SBA, Commerce, and Defense will hold a Counseling Conference at Southern Illinois University Carbondale April 6 from 9 30 a m to 3 00 p m in the Agricultural Building First hand information will cover Starting a Business SBA Loans Industrial Development Loans Selling Your Products to the Government and its Prime Contractors and a Show You program to acquaint manufacturers with pro-
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Small Business Administration
Department of Commerce
Department of Defense
Southern Illinois University, Agricultural Building
Carbondale
Training School For Custom Spray Operators
A training school and license test for Custom Spray Operators will be held Monday April 4 at Carbondale in Muckelroy Auditorium on the Southern Illinois University campus. The program begins at 9:00 a.m. CST with Division of Plant Industry personnel and University of Illinois Extension Crop Specialists teaching topics from post emergence weed treatments to the Custom Spray Law. A written test and license fee of 25 dollars follow. The 74th Illinois General Assembly enacted the Custom Spray Law requiring licensure for hired pesticide applications, with several exemptions for farmers, governments, veterinarians, and nuisance pest control near dwellings.
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Carbondale
Muckelroy
Agriculture
Southern Illinois University
Division of Plant Industry
Illinois Department of Agriculture
University of Illinois Extension Crop Specialists
Illinois General Assembly
Illiois Department of Agriculture
SBA Leaders Call Business and Civic Leaders to Discuss Southern Illinois Programs
Regional SBA director John P. Pfeffer urges attendance of businessmen and civic leaders to meet SBA officials who will explain programs designed to create economic opportunities in the Southern Illinois trade areas.
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Cedures
John P. Pfeffer
St. Louis
Ralph Struder Heads Region 8 Tourism Council
Ralph Struder of Belleville has been elected president of Region 8 Tourism Council succeeding the late Eldon Hazlet. Struder, production manager at the National Shrine of Our Lady of Snows, also leads the Belleville Serra International chapter and the Belleville Sweet Adelines. Fred Summers becomes first vice president in charge of finance. Other officers include Francis Kaar, William Butler, and Dale Henry. A four color brochure detailing Region 8 points of interest is planned after 100,000 copies were requested last biennium.
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Ralph Struder
East Belle
Belleville
Eldon E. Hazlet
Carlyle
Struder
National Shrine of Our Lady of Snows
Stauder
Serra International
Sweet Adelines
Paul Simon
Troy
Tourism Council
Francis Kaar
Greater Alton Assn. of Commerce
William Butler
Centralia Chamber of Commerce
Dale Henry
Clark, Dietz and Associates
Region
Local Youth Enlists in Air Force for Basic Training
Bernard J. Roeber, son of Mr and Mrs Bernard Roeber of 417 Columbia Avenue, has enlisted in the U S Air Force. He is undergoing basic training at Lackland Air Force Base Texas and will be trained in the electrical aptitude area. Bernard is a 1965 graduate of Columbia High School.
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Bernard J. Roeber
Bernard C. Roeber
Columbia Avenue
U.S. Air Force
Lackland Air Force Base
Texas
Bernard
Columbia High School
Monroe County 4-H Federation formed in Waterloo
Thirty six Monroe County 4-H members and seven adult leaders gathered at the Farm Bureau Hall in Waterloo on Friday evening March 18 to organize the county federation. Roger Guebert was elected temporary chairman and Janet Kolmer temporary secretary. A constitution committee was named to draft the county federation constitution to be sent to all 4-H clubs for approval.
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Monroe County
4-H
Farm Bureau Hall
Waterloo
Dave River
Karen Riefschneider
Judy Knipp
Bob Stumpf
St. Clair County
Roger Guebert
Janet Kolmer
Dorothy Mueller
Kathryn Guebert
Harriet Zipfel
Roger DeMond
Helen Hemme
Roger Schaefer
Kenneth Glaenzer
Ronald Braun
David Shilliday
Linda Koch
Irene Huch
G I Insurance Application Window Ends May 2
Edward B. Akin warns veterans the GI insurance program runs from May 1 1965 to May 2 1966 with eligibility questions about wartime service disability and insurance status. Veterans should contact their local Illinois Veterans Commission Office or John N. Chouinard at the Waterloo county courthouse on Tuesday mornings from 8 30 until noon.
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Edward B. Akin
Illinois Veterans’ Commission
Akin
John N. Chouinard
Waterloo
Hog Prices Fall on Higher Run as Cattle Market Rises
Slaughter cattle demand remained strong with buyers supporting steers and heifers as prices climbed. Hogs and lambs eased on larger runs and lower pork demand with Friday hog tops near 25 dollars per cwt, while cattle prices posted gains across weight classes and cows or calves saw renewed buying.
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Producers Live Stock Marketing Association
4-H Dairy Judging Contest Set for April 2
Monroe County 4-H members will compete in a Dairy Judging Contest on April 2 starting at 9 00 a.m. at the Kenneth Hartman farm to decide who will represent Monroe County in the State Judging Contest. Six classes with four animals each will be judged. All 4-H members may compete. only those with Dairy Projects can judge at the state level.
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Monroe County Agricultural 4-H
Kenneth Hartman
Monroe County
Summer Intern Program Offered This Summer
The Illinois Department of Children and Family Services will launch an eight week earn as you learn summer intern program for undergrad students to explore social work as a profession. Director Cyril H. Winking announced the program aims to boost future careers in social work and has informed college deans and placement officers. Eligible are students in good standing entering their third year, with the program starting June 27.
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Illinois Department of Children and Family Services
Cyril H. Winking
Illinois
Winking
New Dumping Rules Take Effect In April
Open dumps and open dumping of refuse in Illinois are to be outlawed starting Friday April 1 under Rules and Regulations for Approved Methods of Refuse Disposal. The standards, created under the Illinois Refuse Disposal Law, were drafted by the Division of Sanitary Engineering with advice from the Refuse Advisory Board. The Department of Public Health will notify all dump operators of any deficiencies, and the new minimum standards apply to both municipal and private dumps.
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Minois
Illinois
74Th General Assembly
Division of Sanitary Engineering
Refuse Advisory Board
Otto Kerner
Illinois Department of Public Health
Spinet Piano For Sale by Missouri Musical Instru
A local listing advertises a spinet piano for sale from Missouri Musical Instrument Distributors Inc located at 5837 Chippewa St Louis Missouri with small payment terms and immediate response request. An archival public notice follows about sealed highway material bids due April 4 1966 in Monroe County Illinois and a separate probate notice for Catherine Frances Trent estate with administration granted to Arthur P Wink and a May 2 1966 claim date.
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Hampton Village
Chippewa
St. Louis
Missouri
Catherine Frances Trent
Arthur P. Wink
N. Main Street
Columbia
Illinois
Floyd E. Crowder
South Main Street
Waterloo
LeRoy M. Reitz
Columbia Star founder George W. Smith obituary note
The Columbia Star notes George W. Smith as founder with Roy P. Conrad editor and Clarion Patg. Co. as publisher. Published weekly on Thursdays in Columbia Illinois 62236.
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George W. Smith
Roy P. Conrad
Clarion Patg. CO
Columbia
Illinois
Card of Thanks from the Mercer Family
The Mercer Family thanks the Walmeyer Fire Department, friends and neighbors for their quick response and help during the house fire at Merrimac. Their kindness will be long remembered.
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Walmeyer Fire Department
Merrimac
Mercer
Mourning note for Leon Shaffer follows passing
The Shaffer family thanks all for kindness and consolation after the death of husband and father Leon Shaffer. Special gratitude goes to Rev. Paul Wise and Rev. Clyde Leslie for comfort, to those who sent tributes, to Kassly Funeral Home for favors, and to all who assisted.
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Leon Shaffer
Paul Wise
Clyde Leslie
Kassly Funeral Home
Thanks for cards and kindness during hospital stay
Clarence W. Stumpf expresses gratitude to friends relatives neighbors and American Legion Post 581 for cards letters and many kindnesses shown during a 23 day stay at St Elizabeths Hospital. Special thanks to Dr Friz and Rev Rahmoeller for visits and prayers.
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American Legion
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Friz
Rev
Rahmoeller
Thanking Friends After Hospital Stay at Missouri Pacific
A personal note from Charles J. Faust thanks friends relatives and neighbors for cards visits and support during his patient stay at Missouri Pacific Hospital. Special gratitude extended to Rev Father Hickie for visits and prayers.
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Missouri Pacific Hospital
Father Hickie
Charles J. Faust
Thanks for Support During Hospital Stay
Richard D. Bess expresses gratitude to relatives friends and neighbors who sent cards gifts visited him at Missouri Pacific Hospital and aided his wife and daughter Special thanks go to Rev Dr G A Friz and Rev Norman Rahmole for their visits and prayers.
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Missouri Pacific Hospital
G. A. Friz
Norman Rahmoeller
Richard D. Bess
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