The Moose Leads Ridgway In High School Hoops Saga
In Ridgway Illinois Ron Stallings known as The Moose dominates with scoring touch and strength. Scouts from Big Ten programs and SIU watch as Ridgway in the Greater Egyptian Conference pursues a storied season. Stallings averaged 38 points after four games and has drew hundreds of inquiries from colleges.
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Ridgway
Illinois
Southern
Greg Starrick
Marion
Jim Burns
McLeansboro
Vaughn
Mason
Moore
Stokes
Tidwey
Eddleman
Dees
Redmond
Paladin
Ridgway High
Ron Stallings
Moose
Ron
Wabash _ bottoms
New Haven
Little Ridgeway
Benton
Carbondale
The
Stallings
Bob Dallas
Alan Crews
DuQuoin
Dallas
George Subelt
Southern Illinois University
Norris City
Iubelt
the Moose
Illinois Christmas Trees Growers Push Quality and Practice
Illinois producers supply a small share of the two million Christmas trees consumed by residents each year with major growth in Michigan and Pennsylvania. Leon Minckler notes tree success depends on spring planting, 8 by 8 foot spacings, weed control, and May or June annual shearing to shape conical, dense evergreens.
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Illinois
Michigan
Pennsyyvania
Pacific Northwest
Canada
United States
Leon
Minckler
Southern Illinois University
U.S. Forest Service Silviculturist
Crossword Puzzle Across Clues
The reader lists a set of crossword prompts with numbers and clues such as Fasten, Fruit pies, Fragrance, Aside, Type of architecture, Phoebe, Solemn wonder, The holm oak, Exist, Distant, Like, Unaccented, Sling around, Whirly birds, God of war, Relatives, Indian coins abbr, Britain's ancient inhabitant, Barium symbol, Hind, Meadow, Mexican Indian, Heathen images, Sky blue, Rope with running.
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Barium
Sym
Hind
Violin and Viola Concertos Highlight Bartok and Menuhin
Review notes Bartok Violin Concerto No 1 from youth and Viola Concerto unfinished at 1945 death in New York. Yehudi Menuhin blends violin and viola, Antal Dorati guides three Bartok concertos. Also covers Harold in Italy farewell, Moore Moore collaboration with Los Angeles stars, and a Natale program by Roger Wagner Chorale.
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Bartok
New York
Yehudi Menuhin
Harold
Italy
Berlioz
Antal Dorati
Meck
London
Gerald Moore
Victoria de Los Angeles
Elizabeth Schwarzkopf
Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau
Fischer-Dieskau
Schubert
Schwarzkopf
Wolf
Rossini
Moore
Palestrina
Andrea
Giovanni Gabrieli
Regnart
Flor Peeters
Daniel Pinkham
Health meeting on December six at Farm Bureau Hall Waterloo
The Farm Adviser's Desk notes the final health meeting will be held December 6 at 7 30 p m in the Farm Bureau Hall Waterloo A J Muehling U of I Agricultural Engineer will discuss preventing stream and well pollution and discuss manure handling laws slides will illustrate new equipment. Dairyman's Day reports on milking interval studies 82 cows show equal versus unequal 11 5 and 12 5 hour cycles yield and fat percent differences and a herdwide shift to 9 5 and 14 5 hour milking. A Holstein exceptional producer shows 28 530 pounds last year and 25 168 pounds this year in 237 days. The 130 Holsteins averaged 13 802 pounds of milk and 519 pounds of fat. Early weaning of calves improves feed efficiency with 24 Angus Hereford calves at 80 days gaining 2.14 pounds daily on rations with 12 16 20 or 24 percent crude protein. feed efficiency around 4 38 pounds feed per pound gain. Bremer outlines the Illinois Cattle Feeders Day Nov 30 and four H projects for beginners offering animal, garden, entomology, electronics and crafts. Readers may request the Illinois 4 H Members Handbook for project details.
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Farm Bureau Hall
Waterloo
A. J. Muehling
University of Illinois Agricultural Engineer
Illinois
University of Illinois
University of Illinois Animal Scientist
Brian E. Bremer
U. of I
Bremer
U. of S
Illinois 4-H
A Bouquet To The Columbia Jaycees
The Columbia Jaycees hosted a dinner at Eberhard's Restaurant for coaches players and parents after their first football season. The team finished 5 and 3 placed second in the regular schedule and won a third place playoff trophy.
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Columbia Jaycees
Eberhard’s
Jaycees
Post Office Reform Aims at Cutting Postal Losses
The piece notes rising first class postage costs and a push for a six cent regular stamp and ten cent air mail stamp. It advocates professional management, cost accounting, systems analysis, a robust R&D budget, and greater personnel flexibility to reduce deficits and improve mail service efficiency. It urges federal consideration of an outside expert viewpoint to improve facilities and logistics.
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Post Office Department
Congress
Federal Commission On the Post Office
A Dime Could Save A Life
The article urges teaching children to use the telephone for emergencies. It cites cases where a child dialed the operator or dial tone and reached help. It advises teaching names, addresses, and how to place a call with a dime ready, stressing that a dime could save a life.
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The Old Time Quote on Bruises in Play
A vintage remark asserts that bruises come with the game and that those without a few marks have not truly played. The line reflects a rough sports culture and enduring grit in competitive play.
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