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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1956

Page

7

Hog production cuts deepen in nine corn belt states

A USDA State survey shows nine corn belt states trimming hog output with December through May farrowings down 7 percent year over year and March to May down about 9 percent. Spring pig supplies will be 7 percent below last year, while summer farrowings lag by 8 percent. Prospects include a summer price peak in June and 20 to 25 percent higher prices than last fall if marketing margins shrink.

USDA State Department of Agriculture Illinois Iowa Missouri Indiana Ohio Minnesota Wisconsin South Dakota Kansas United States

Social Security aid for farmers in Marshall and Terre Haute

A Terre Haute Social Security representative assists farmers at the Court House in Marshall every first and third Wednesdays to apply for benefits. Farmers who want to avoid waiting can call at the Terre Haute Office 631 Cherry Street.

Terre Haute Social Security Court House Marshall Marshall, Ill Cherry Street

Ag Student Guest Day invites seniors to UI campus

More than 300 high school seniors are invited to Ag Student Guest Day at the University of Illinois on April 14. Registration begins at 9:00 a.m. in the Livestock Pavilion with campus tours and talks by College of Agriculture staff and students. A chicken barbecue follows at 11:30 a.m. and festivities end at 3:00 p.m.

University of Ilinois University Urbana College of Agriculture Fred Seibold Tuscola Max Newport Poplar Grove Len Gardner Kempton Nelson Wood Mt. Carmel Roger Strack Wood River Fred Turner Louis B. Howard M. B. Russell S. W. Rahn Alpha Gamma Rho Joe Dean T. C. D. Smith

Brucellosis Eradication Progress Reported Nationwide

A University of Illinois veterinarian reports broad adoption of accelerated brucellosis eradication across states with deadlines in 1960 or sooner. States use federal and state funds to remove infected cattle, targeting under one percent infection and calfhood vaccination to reduce abortion storms. The 1957 deadline in Illinois requires beef and dairy cattle owners to enroll by July 1 1957.

University of Illinois National H. 8. Bryan College of Veterinary Medicine Junois

Farm Employers Reminder on Social Security Taxes Due

Springfield district employers were reminded by IRS district director H. J. White that social security taxes are due by January 31, 1956. Any employer paying $100 or more in cash wages for agricultural labor in 1955 owes 4 percent total tax, with 2 percent on the employer and 2 percent on the employee. If not reported, obtain Form 943 and file with the Springfield Illinois district director as soon as possible.

White Internal Revenue Office Springfield H. J. White Internal Revenue Service District Director of Internal Revenue Illinois

Choctaw Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Birthdays

Elder Frank Ammons and wife and Mr and Mrs Hershel Cline hosted and visited with Mary Ledermann and Goldin Blizzard and Ben Strohms. Numerous neighbors attended funerals and birthday dinners for Mrs Lola Norton in Marshall and Eugene Craig in Terre Haute. Visitors included John Blizzard Maude Miller Hurley Nicol Guy McCoy Wilma Craig Dwayne Sutton Imogene Norton Delphia Nicol and Eld Frank Ammons of Arcola.

Frank Ammons Hershel Cline Mary William Ledermann Warren Norton Lola Norton Marshall John Blizzard Maude Miller Hurley Nicol Allright Russell Craig Dresser Eugene Craig Terre Haute Mabel Craig Guy McCoy and Son Martinaville Wilma Craig Dwayne Sutton Gary Ind Imogene Norton Delphia Nicol Eld Arcola

Mrs Williams and Mrs Craig Visit with Maude Miller

Mr Woodford Williams and family with Mrs Russell Craig visited Thursday evening with Mrs Maude Miller in a local gathering.

Woodford Williams Russell Craig of Diseasér Maude Miller

Sharmiram Aqueduct: Oldest Civil Engineering Project

The Sharmiram aqueduct in Van Turkey dates back to the 8th century B C and remains in use today. Built in ancient times it stands as a lasting example of early hydraulic engineering.

Van Turkey

Egg Market Ad Promotes Poultry Profit at Local Store

A vintage classified style notice invites customers to visit the store with a checkerboard sign to buy eggs and advertise helping sellers earn more money from their poultry and livestock at Quality Markets.

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Church notices and spring cleanup plan announced

Sunday school at 9 30 a.m. Sunday services at 11 o'clock with a sermon on the Atonement. Wednesday evening testimony meeting at 7 45. Reading room open Wednesday 2 00 to 5 00 p.m. The public is invited. A spring cleanup is planned around the farm.

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