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Newspaper
Manito Community Express
Location
Manito, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1955
Page
2
The notice states a positive test on a dairy herd requires removal of reactor animals. Owners must comply to avoid being barred from Grade A milk markets. Likely action dates and penalties are set by the local agricultural authority.
State and federal authorities provide funds to cover herd blood testing costs and to supply indemnity payments. The program aims to support livestock health monitoring and compensate producers for eligible losses.
A runner from State Bevel Youth League triumphed in the bowling championship finishing with a dominant win over the second place competitor by more than 160 pins.
Ralph Meer led the county in the men's open singles while his daughter feabelie played the open ladies singles. The Mason County Rural Youth team included Ronald Trimpe Jim Trimpe Paul Sebade Larry Trimpe and Nelson Exselman. All performed well representing our County in the state event.
The Cowman’s Guide notes 1920 saw 45 percent of farm income from livestock and 55 percent from other sources, while last year over 60 percent came from livestock and less than 40 percent from other sources. Dairy products led as the No 1 income source.
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[Unreadable OCR fragment lists financial terms and loans with unclear names and amounts, mentions New York newspaper and total sum 7 172 Phennme.]
A city dweller reflects that organized farm groups must do a immense public relations job to defend the American farmer, who is described as a shrinking minority often wrongly blamed in the country.
During the 1952 and 1954 campaigns debates noted a drop in farmer income. The USDA reports farm income per person in 1954 rose 11 percent above 1950 total farm income, yet the farm population has steadily declined since 1951.
The group election at the Walter Hondem and Howe SVP meeting chose A. D. Meeker as President Lela Crosby as Vice President Martha Priegs as Secretary Helen Rankin as Assistant Secretary and Mrs. George Schamm as Treasurer They approved contributing 85 to the Red Cross and noted an April meeting with nine bulk and Tower exchanges. Present were A D Meeker George Schumm Kate Heyt Freda Heyl Lester Lippert Hertha Briggs Martha Briggs Harold Quick Edith Rankin Helen Rankin and visitor Mrs. George Hirst
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