Ohio neighbors host dinners and revival at Ohio Chapel
Community notes list Rev Reneeca Gard and others hosting visits from relatives in Denville Paris and Marshall. U S Navy member Marvin returns on furlough from Norfolk. Local families share dinners and visits as Terre Haute and Camp Gordon relatives appear. Revival begins April 4 at Ohio Chapel with 7:30 PM services led by Evangelist Viola Finney.
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Reneeca
Carroll Gard
Sabe Herman Bartlett
Lao Waens
Denville
R. H. Gard
Ware
Z.delbert Shanks
Paris
Wm. Marvin
U. S. “Navy
Norfolk
Virginia
Marvin
Bernard
Russell Crumlin
Ian
James Graham
Grant Hollenbeck
Herman Bartlett
Dean Thompson
Janice
Anna Shotwell
Co. E. Ranney
Harry Thornsburg
Marshall
Pleaeie Bartlett
Anna Dee Wells
Terre Haute
Tuesaday
Joe Wernz
Werng
Allen
Harold Werns
4Bert Wernz
Betty Crumlin
Géva Crumrin
Gary
Mabel Gard
Clarence Miser
Jas. Graham
Ana
Joe Werng
Farm News Warns Spring Worming and Milk Protein Costs
The bulletin urges a second worming of sheep before pasture to prevent disease and heavy worm eggs, recommends phenothiazine dosing and salt mix, and advises flock rotation. It also notes milk offers high quality proteins at lower costs, with price comparisons for cottage cheese, cheese, evaporated milk, and whole milk.
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College of Veterinary Medicine
University of Illinois
K. E. Gardner
University of Ilinois
Gardner
Poultry Prof Warns Against Big Expansion Promises
Emer Broadbent from the University of Illinois cautions poultrymen not to rush into expanding flocks on the basis of last year’s prices. He notes last year was abnormally strong, and this year should be decent but not as high. He estimates feed cost around 4 dollars per hen yearly and egg income about 6.40 dollars per dozen. profits depend on scaling costs.
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Emer Broadbent
University of Illinois
Broadbent
Molting Hens Out of Flock Prompted by April Start
Farmers advised to remove hens that begin molting after April first. The text notes these birds will likely not lay enough eggs before the fall market to cover costs, suggesting selling them now rather than waiting.
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College of Agriculture
Houseflies on U. of Illinois Farm Program TV Talk
University of Illinois extension entomologist H. B. Petty will discuss heat treatment to control houseflies on farms on Farming Today. The program, broadcast weekdays at 12 45 p m on WCIA Channel 3 Champaign, airs April 9 with other topics April 5 to 8 including breeding tricks tractor power and Dutch Elm Disease.
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H. B. Petty
University of Illinois College of Agriculture
State Natural History Survey
Petty
College of Agriculture
WCIA
Champaign
Excess Wheat Acreage Allows Green Manure Use
Wheat farmers may use part of their wheat acreage for green manure, cover crop, hay, pasture or silage to avoid marketing quota penalties or loss of price support. Announcement by Dallas Miller of the local ASC office urges farmers to declare the acreage and complete usage before June 1, 1954.
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Dallas Miller
ASC
William Henry Maxwell obituary details Martinsville man
William Henry Maxwell born January 19 1878 near Martinsville died March 16 1954 aged 76 years and 58 days. He married Grace Medeker on June 26 1904 and had two children Leta and Lester both near Martinsville. Survived by wife Grace son Lester daughter Leta Miller two grandchildren brother Jesse and sister Pearl Betts. He was described as a kind loving husband and father.
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William Henry Maxwel -Gon
Thomas and
Eliza Maxwell
Martinsville
Grace Medeker
Melrose
Tathigunton
Leta
Lester
Nora ‘Potter
Oma Maxwell
John
Thomas Maxwell
Grace
Lete Miller
Jesse
Granada
Minnesota
F Pearl Betts
Fairmont
Misseota
Hugbend
Ernest
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Grank, Helienieck
Ohio
Bray
U. OF
the Herald
William Henry Maxwell
Chas. Brandenstein Marshail, Th
Ty Paciecy Press Office
Hay
Aberdeen - Angus
Oblong
Illinois
Owen
T. B.and
Bangs
Col. Hamilton James
Garvin Kincaid
Palestine
Lewis Henry
O. B. Price
Pontiac
Sre
John- Deere
Phepe
Ara “Pier Ty
Ere A
Tae Taz
Viola ‘Finney
Sefo
Maverr
Daves Enn
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