Sunset Lake Visitors From Pekin and Bloomington
Sunset Lake residents hosted weekend guests from Pekin including Mr. and Mrs. Eugene White and family with Gianessi and Rose Lynn. Pekin callers included Mr. and Mrs. Jack Underwood and sons David and Stephen. Joe LaRosh welcomed his sisters Lois and Louella from Bloomington. Edward Cox visited Herman Reeds.
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Eugene White
Sunset Lake
Gianessi
Rose Lynn
Suchko
Pekin
Jack Underwood
David
Stephen
E. B. Gosnell
Joe LaRosh
Lois and
Louella
Bloomington
Edward Cox
Herman Reeds
Vogels Visit Beavers at Sunset Lake
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Vogel of Pekin spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beavers of Sunset Lake for a social gathering.
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Leonard Vogel
Pekin
Fred Beavers
Sunset Lake
Social visit and Davenport trip of local families
Mr and Mrs Walter Bullock and Mr and Mrs Fred Williamson and Mr and Mrs Roy Runyon visited Mrs Jack Underwoods Friday evening to watch television. Bullock and Williamson spouses then traveled to Davenport Iowa to visit Eugene Williamson and returned home late Saturday night.
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Walter Bullock
Fred Williamson
Roy Runyon
Jack Underwoods
Sunset Lake
Davenport
Iowa
Eugene Williamson
Sunday Evening Callers Visit Mrs Underwood
Mr and Mrs Eugene White and Mr and Mrs Walter Bullock were Sunday evening callers at the home of Mrs Jack Underwood of the community.
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Eugene White
Walter Bullock
Jack Underwood
Sunset Lake
Spring Work Starts at Tremont Farm Project
Cullinan Construction Co. of Tremont begins tiling and bulldozing on Cleve Shelabarger’s Tremont area farm this week as part of site preparation Gibbs.
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Cullinan Construction Co
Tremont
Cleve Shelabarger
Mrs Lyle Palmer Honored On Birthday
Relatives and friends gathered at the Palmer country home Sunday evening to honor Mrs. Lyle Palmer on her birthday. A fried chicken dinner followed by television watching featured the event with gifts given to the celebrant. Attendees included Julius Jones, Larry Calvetti, Charles Wilson, Ernest Palmer, Mabel Corbett, and Eugene Caulkins and daughter.
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Lyle Palmer
Palmer's
Mrs. Palmer
Palmer
Julius Jones
Larry Calvetti
Pekin
Charles Wilson
Ernest Palmer
Mabel Corbett
Eugene Caulkins
Overplanting Corn Risks Lower Prices and Storage Strain
O. L. Whalin of the University of Illinois extension warns there are no marketing quotas for corn and farmers exceeding allotments could push prices below loan rates. A key indirect penalty is storage space shortage if a large crop develops, affecting owners with multiple farms.
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O. L. Whalin
University of Illinois Agricultural Extension Service
Whalin
Allotment rules govern farm loan eligibility
Whalin explains questions about allotment. Farmers must stay within allotments on each farm to qualify for a loan on corn grown there, and total acreage across all farms must not exceed total allotments. If one farm pushes total over allotments, no loan is allowed on any farm’s corn.
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Whalin
Illinois agronomist touts Lespedera as soil friendly legume
A University of Illinois agronomist promotes Lespedera as a durable soil improving legume for southern Illinois farmers to plant this season. The recommendation highlights its earth resistant properties and potential to boost soil health.
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Southern Illinois
Manito Community Express Details For March 25 1964
Local weekly notes events for Thursday March 25 1964 in Manito listing community meetings church activities and school news. Includes calendar items and brief notices of upcoming programs and social gatherings for residents.
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The
Manito Community Express
Government cutting deficits signals fiscal progress
The article notes that in the first seven months of the current fiscal year the government spent 1.6 billion dollars less than the same period last year. It urges Congress and the Executive to not only maintain this momentum but speed it up to avoid national bankruptcy.
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Washington D.C
Congress
Executive Branch
Personality and Eccentricity Inspire Self-Reflection
A reflective piece explores how personality shapes behavior and daily choices, calling attention to quirky habits and individual quirks. The author suggests embracing uniqueness as a source of strength and identity in modern life.
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Henry
Henry Ford
Dearborn
Mich
Ford
Mrs
June Underwood
Sweney Gasoline & Oil Co
Wm. Faulkner
Ing
University of Illinois Agronomist
Peoples State Bank OF
Manito
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Goodyear
Manito, Illinois