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Newspaper

Columbia Star

Location

Columbia, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1966

Page

5

Harvest Thresherman Tales At Perry County Fair

A seventh annual American Thresherman Association meeting at the Pinckneyville fairgrounds recalls old threshing days. Attendees see steam traction engines, portable threshers, and straw stackers while recalling boyhood tasks, water wagons, and early farm machinery. Plan to attend similar events in Carmi and the Midwest next year. Best Meats notes fat and bone matter beyond weight in judging meat value.

Perry County Pinckneyville Pinckneyville Fair Ground Hardy Robinson Dan Reeves Thrasher Keck Keck - Gonnrman Jumbo Rumley Port Huron Peerless Nichols Shapard Belleville Carmi White County Midwest

Rare 1875 printing of Illinois state song ballad gifted to library

The Illinois State Historical Library received a copy of the rare 1875 printing of Baby Mine used for Illinois music. Archibald Johnston composed the music, Charles Mackay wrote the lyrics, and the piece predates the 1890s words by Cham Berlin. The song became Illinois state song in 1925 after legislative passage led by Florence Bohrer.

Illinois Illinois State Historical Library Clyde C. Walton Ralph G. Newman Chicago Illinois Sesquicentennial Commission Archibald Johnston Charles Mackay Walton Charles H. Chamberlin Col Oscar B. Knight Washington Chamberlin Johnson Florence Fifer Bohrer Bloomington Joseph Fifer Senate

Illinois Leads Nation In Read Start Enrollments

Gov Otto Kerner announced Illinois leads the nation in Head Start summer enrollments with 85 777 children statewide. Federal funds total 5 137 569 supporting 970 classes across the state staffed by 2941 volunteers 2085 professionals and 2121 employed personnel from local area committees and nonprofits.

Illinois Otto Kerner Office of Economic Opportunity Washington, D.C Inons Ilinois

Choate Named to Illinois Democratic Platform Committee

State Rep. Clyde L. Choate Democratic Majority Leader has been appointed as a member of the Democratic Platform to meet in Springfield on September 7 1966. He and state Democratic leaders will draft the platform for the November election emphasizing economic development and job opportunities in Illinois. Choate introduced in 1960 the proposal for a Department of Economic Development to boost industrial expansion. The platform will be presented in Chicago on September 9 1966.

Clyde L. Choate House of Representatives Springfield Choate of Illinois Democratic Platform Committee Department of Economic Development Illinois Chicago

Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues

Puzzle clues list across and down items covering chemistry, geography, language, and culture with hints for answers. The grid references include numerous short definitions like notary, coast lines, and plant names, plus themed terms such as Demeter and Thoron daughter sym.

Burden Self Cosmos Firma Heroic Orient Opera Hoarders Rubber Knave Demeter’s Thoron

Puzzle Clues Reveal Themed Word List A to Z

A reconstructed clue set lists items such as Anxieties acting and others depravity and a Roman date plus seaweed and Dude. The sequence hints at a crossword style puzzle with indirect references.

LSD Documentary Album Reviewed by Capitol Records

A new Capitol LP titled LSD offers mixed value. The album includes discussions by Dr. Sidney Cohen and proponents like Dr. Timothy Leary and Tom Allen Ginsberg, plus conversations from an LSD party. Capitol’s Alan W. Livingston and Lawrence Schiller produced the documentary project.

Capitol Records Capitol Sidney Cohen Timothy Leary Tom Allen Ginsberg Aldous Huxley Alan W. Livingston Lawrence Schiller Life Magazine

Teenage Letters on Politeness and Self-Image

A fifteen year old from a typical town asks why girls ignore him while a friend is greeted. The reply urges natural politeness, good grooming, and a relaxed demeanor, noting looks are less important than character and manners. Address letters to FOR AND ABOUT TEENAGERS. FRANKFORT KY community service.

Community and Suburban Press Service Frankfort

Rules of the Road Reminder by Illinois Secretary

A public safety notice urges careful driving as summer traffic rises. It emphasizes signaling before turns and planning stops on multi lane highways to avoid pileups and accidents. A copy of the Rules of the Road is available from the Secretary of State in Springfield Illinois.

Speart Aul Welecretary Springfield Ilinois

Cooperative questions guide SIU study of farm coops

Walter Wills of Southern Illinois University urges intensive research into farm cooperatives over the next decade. He questions pricing, membership information, management, and the role of coops in affluent and underdeveloped regions, urging appraisal of mergers and service expansion.

Walter Wills Southern Illinois University Agricultural Industries Department Wills

Some people's idea of progress quotes Ola Tomer

A quoted line attributes a sharp remark to Ola Tomer about progress, noting the tension between external improvements and self-improvement. The fragment suggests a critique of progress focused on others rather than personal growth.

The Struggle Over Cigarettes and Public Expenditures

Sen Paul Simon comments on government promotion of smoking abroad citing Warner Brothers funded film and subsidies to tobacco crop. He criticizes misallocation of public funds and urges reevaluation of tobacco subsidies while noting health warnings and industry resilience. He cites Austria Japan Thailand campaigns and UK anti smoking signs as trends.

Edith Green Oregon Department of Agriculture Warner Brothers Austria Japan Thailand U.S New York Stock Exchange Great Britain Board of Trustees University of Illinois Irving Dilliard United States

Remembering Elders in Iowa Farm Life and Goods

Ellen G. Goodpasture recalls farm life in Anita Iowa with butter exchanges and thrift. She describes butter boats for sale old rubber and rag salvage for paper and sewing thread purchases. A past preacher, mush for supper, a school song and a father calling a teacher who gathered nuts in May. Contributions to The Old Timer in Frankfort Kentucky are invited.

Ellen G. Goodpasture Anita Iowa

Retirement money questions facing the Golden Years

The article warns retirement savers about shifting funds between savings and loans and banks amid rising rates and a falling stock market. It notes up to 5.5 percent on certificates, 4.2 to 4.5 percent on savings accounts, and higher borrowing costs, urging a cautious approach and offering a pamphlet from Department CPS in New York.

Savings & Loan Savings &Loans Savings & Loan Associations West Coast Fsa Anks Ale da Savings & Loans Eain Dept. Cps Grand Conbel New York

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