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Newspaper
Columbia Star
Location
Columbia, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1965
Page
3
The livestock market closed mixed with fed cattle strong and spring lambs up modestly, while hogs slipped after a wholesale pork price cut. Cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep totaled 53 385 head, down from last week and a year ago. Fed cattle reached top values around 27.50 for select steers, with veal calves easing slightly and hogs finishing weaker despite a high week.
Southern Illinois farmers should adjust combines for soybeans as harvest nears. Paterson urges lower cylinder speed and greater clearance to avoid bean cracking, with reel speed and driving pace tailored to maturity. Timely harvest and weed control impact yield and grain quality.
The piece argues that students should aim for good grades but not let study consume all free time. It cautions that intellectuals may forget youth’s value and ignore life’s pleasures while overemphasizing reading and encyclopedic knowledge.
National Employ the Handicapped Week runs October 3 through October 9, 1965, urging support for employing handicapped workers. District Director Jay G. Philpott of the IRS notes handicapped hires are rewarding for both the worker and employer, citing strong performance and low turnover. He adds that ability outweighs disability. Also mentions local visits by residents Mrs. August Mueller and Mrs. Emil Schneider and outings to Monroe County Nursing Home in Waterloo.
The Illinois Veterans Commission reports that veterans and widows receiving VA pensions must notify the Veterans Administration of any Social Security increase to determine if benefits are affected. The Waterloo office offers Tuesday morning help from 9 to 12. Mrs. John T Punze hosted a Bridge Club gathering with prizes awarded to four members.
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