Law on the Farm by H. W. Hannah
Illinois law requires railroads to erect and maintain fences and cattle guards to keep stock off tracks. If damaged due to failure, railroads liable. if fences and guards are adequate and well maintained, liability only for negligence or willful acts. The law also allows reasonable attorney’s fees to plaintiffs and penalties for stock driving and gates left open.
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Notice to Repair Within 80 Days Under Illinois Statutes
The owner issues written notice to the company to perform repairs within 80 days and within 10 days as applicable. If the company fails to comply, the owner may complete the work himself and seek double the value plus 1 percent monthly interest until payment. Governing laws Illinois Revised Statutes Chapter 114 Sections 53 and 55 to 57.
Illinois farmers ready for six week tree planting push
Springtime brings a six week planting window as about 2,000 landowners plan to set 7,000,000 trees and multiflora rose to aid soil and wildlife and timber crops. Orders run through April 30 from the State Forester's office in Springfield. stock costs range from 5 to 15 dollars per thousand seedlings.
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Gordon O Cech
Havana
Illinois Department of Conservation
Springfield
Cech
Illinois acres to woodland crops on idle farm land
More than two million acres of low production land in Illinois, including unused tracts, steep slopes, idle fields and poor soil, could be profitably converted to woodland crops to boost output and efficiency.
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Illinois
National Folk Festival in St Louis April 7 10
School children and adults plan to attend the National Folk Festival in St Louis April 7 to 10 at Kiel Auditorium. The four day event features top folk singers and dancers presented by Globe-Democrat and the National Folk Festival Association with matinees April 7 and 8. Tickets range 35c for students and 70c to 2.50 for evening seats.
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St. Louis
The
Globe-Democrat
National Folk Festival Association
St. Louis Kiel Auditorium
Manito Express brief notes for March 26, 1964
A compact item list from the Manito Community Express dated Thursday March 26 1964 highlights local notices and brief events. The page shows community updates and small items of interest to residents.
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Manito Community Express
Safe Driving at Stop Sign Intersections
Emphasizes slowing before a through highway stop sign to avoid sudden stops and crashes. Warn other drivers clearly by reducing speed early and signaling intentions through lane position as well as arm signals.
Man Uses Head to Change Career Approach
A quip about trying a new method after failing at work. The remark suggests using intelligence instead of effort as a safer path to success. No specific people or organizations are named.
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Pekin, Illinois
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Kreeb’s, Inc
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Orion-Wool
Dacronwool
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