It Is Good Water Discussion and More Farm Topics
The Farm Adviser's Desk covers water quality a November 27 meeting in Waterloo Farm Bureau Hall with speaker R E Favreau Sanitary Engineer to discuss water treatment laws and safe water for family and livestock. Also on the program are manure handling and stream pollution discussions by A J Muehling University of Illinois with slides. Beef Cattle Day and Sheep Day at University of Illinois feature reports on calves diets Vita mins A E and corn silage plus sheep production plans and future outlook. 4 H Entomology notes explain insect control training, and Agricultural Economics invites farmers to join Farm Bureau farm management for goal tracking. Animal Science covers late harvested silage and pig housing temperature effects on gain and feed efficiency.
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Farm Bureau
Waterloo
R. E. Favreau
Dept. of Health
Farm Bureau Hall
A. J. Muehling
University of Illinois Engineering Dept
Muehling
University of Ill
University of Illinois
U. of S
Midwest
U.S
North America
United States
Farm Bureau Farm Management Assoc
Monroe Co
Family Pot Luck by Helen Hale
A compact collection of practical kitchen tips and quick ideas for a family pot luck. It covers fruit glaze with canned apricots or peaches, a fruit sauce with dates pears and cream, a creamy avocado dip, peach shortcake, spiced soups with croutons, and garlic bread crouton topping to finish soups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hale
Dickson Mounds to Close for December January reopening scheduled
The Dickson Mounds museum and park will close in December with a January 2 reopening from 8 30 a m to 5 p m daily except Thanksgiving Christmas New Year and Easter. The December lull and winter staffing prompted the temporary closure as construction on a 1 7 million museum begins early in 1968.
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Dickson Mounds
Milton D. Thompson
Ilicois State Museum
Thompson
Dickson Mounds Museum
Lewistown
Illinois
Otto Kerner
Allen V. Dowling
Glenview
Illinois Department of General Services
Dowling
North American Management Corporation
American Management Association
Illinois Masonic Hospital
Washington Post
United Press
Motion Picture
Illinois State Historical Society
Illinois State
William K. Alderfer
The
Historical Society
Glen C. Sanderson
Illinois Natural History Survey
Survey
Sanderson
William H. Morris
Cheesy Biscuit Layer Bake With Poppy Seeds
Arrange fifteen biscuits on a foil lined pan and overlap five more in the center. Mix cheese cream poppy seeds and mustard then crumble over the biscuits. Bake in a 425 degree oven about 13 to 15 minutes and remove from pan immediately.
Thanksgiving Reflections On Liberty And Peace For All
This message urges gratitude for freedoms in America including worship speech and elections. It notes domestic and international concerns but champions daily thanksgiving and prayer for peace and harmony among all people.
Change in Electoral College Favored by Reformers
Debates on reform of the Electoral College continue as Senate hearings consider proposals from direct popular election to district plans. Support favors keeping a modified system, with Mundt's district plan letting states pick electors by voters in single elector districts.
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The
United States
Senate
Mundt
R-S. D
Property Tax Appeal Board Legislation Debated at Tax Clinic
A large crowd gathered for a Tax Clinic sponsored by the Taxpayers' Federation of Illinois to discuss Senate Bills 241 and 242 creating the Property Tax Appeal Board. The bill sets a three member board with governor appointment, outlines appeal procedures, and allows direct court access from Board of Review decisions in most counties.
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Taxpayers’ Federation of Illinois
Property Tax Appeal Board
Senate
Illinois General Assembly
Cook and
St. Clair
Board of Review
Director of Revenue
Theodore A. Jones
William G. Clark
Cook
Grassroots Rumble Calls for Tax Relief and Voters’ NO Stance
A nationwide critique argues taxpayers tire of government spending and taxation. The piece urges voters to scan measures and candidates before voting YES, claiming the public spends more as taxes rise and urging a decrease in government extravagance.
Whey to Protein from Waste Spurs SIU Ties
The piece notes a Peoria distillery collaborating with SIU botanist William Gray to convert dairy whey into protein through fungal synthesis. It cites vast whey production, potential protein yields, and implications for feeding people, alongside a broad look at Illinois legislative workflow and a holiday campus event featuring a historical play by SIU professor Christian Moe.
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Peoria Distilling
Southern Illinois University
William Gray
Gray
U.S
Fred Guild
Illinois
General Assembly
Guild
Kansas
Crossword puzzle last week’s answer
Readable clues include unus sheltered side marbles memos narrow roadways flourish grape and obese malt beverage. The list appears as a compact puzzle snippet with terms matching common crossword entries.
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Columbia Star
George W. Smith
Roy P. Conrad
Ophelia Mueller
Alice Horcher
Clarion Printing Company, Inc
Columbia
Arln H. Obst
Monroe County Farm Adviser
University of Illinois College of Agriculture Cooperative Extension Service
Michigan
State Capitol News
Helen
Little
Tommy
Bill
Judy
HI Grammas
Constitutional Amendments Subcommittee
Southern
Justice of the Peace
Eden
Moe
the Chronicle
Shawneetown
Chicago
Mormon Joseph Smith
Carthage
Santa Anna
Mexico
Peter Cartwright
Heckley
Pains Fitmayo River S
Breeze
Bind
Fes
Lao
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