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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1956

Page

6

Westfield Township farm data and lawn weed control guidance

The Westfield township in the county, the smallest by farm count, covers 9015 acres with 2782 acres of corn 1582 soybeans and 1324 acres of small grains. Poultry numbers lead livestock and orchard trees number 161. Agricultural management notes include a Spring Cleanup and 2,4-D herbicide spot treatments for lawn weeds with PMA alternatives and 7 to 10 day spray intervals.

H. R. Kemmerer University of Illinois College of Agriculture

University of Illinois Law Building Dedication Summary

The University of Illinois College of Law dedicated a new building and law library on the south campus at Urbana Champaign. Attendees included Judge Walter Lindley and Chief Justice Earl Warren and Dean Albert Harno presided as Dr. David Dodd Henry received honorary degrees.

U. of I. College of Law Urbana Clark County Claude W. McDaniel Marshall Huff Gymnasium Champaign Country Club Frederick Green Supreme Court of Illinois Harry B. Hershey David Dodd Henry Earl Warren United States Walter C. Lindley United States Court of Appeals Board of Albert J. Harno College of Law

Twisted Snout Signals Atrophic Rhinitis In Pigs

Dr. L. E. Boley of the University of Illinois notes atrophic rhinitis affects pigs with snout twists and nose tissue decay. The disease slows young pigs' growth, may accompany pneumonia, has no cure, but antibiotics can aid weight gain. three control plans include isolated farrowing, restocking from clean farms, or early removal of piglets to raise in disease free surroundings.

L. E. Boley University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine

PUTTIN' ON THE PAINT

A forestry expert from the University of Micois College of Agriculture advises sound economics in painting. He stresses quality and proper application, notes labor dominates costs, warns against cheap paints, and urges following label directions. For best results, paint in dry weather above 40 degrees, consider sun exposure, and prep old surfaces thoroughly. Three coats are usually best for new work, though two coats can suffice if well done.

K. R. Peterson University of Micois College of Agriculture

Foundation Plantings Create A Framing Picture For Your Home

Extension landscape specialist H. R. Kemmerer of the University of Maoia College of Agriculture offers ideas to enhance curb appeal through foundation plantings. Choose plants that harmonize with the house and surroundings to achieve a framed, attractive presentation.

Balenea House H. R. Kemmerer University of Maoia College of Agriculture

T REMEMBER BY THE OLD TIMERS

A reminiscence from Lens Carter of Galena Kansas recounts family chores, berries and nuts, garments spun from wool, and early country life. He notes relatives in Oklahoma and Texas, a grandfather craftsman who made guns during the frontier era, and a call for readers to send contributions to The Old Timer Community column.

Carter Galena Kaneas Harmon John’ Newberry Ductor Harmion Pasberry California Grandpa Harmon Oklahoma McAllister Texas West Texas Plains Frankfort

EPPA AtE A A they POINTS Yiesen ty Mrs

EPPA AtE A A they POINTS Yiesen ty Mrs Glenn Wilholt referenced in a clipped local notice. The fragment mentions individuals and a possible event tied to EPPA proceedings or local actions, with unclear context and names.

Eppa Yiesen

Auction sale and social notices from Pleasant Hill Church area

A local notice item references an auction sale of Mr and Mrs Rosch on Saturday afternoon near Pleasant Hill Church Kansas. It lists Sunday dinners and guests including Mrs Harold Hendrix and Lona and Mrs Carolyn Claypool and Ann Lee. Other names include Dr and Mrs Lloyd Hendrix and Sharon Higginbotham and Rosemary, with Terre Haute shopping and family visits noted. The page ends with a periodical price of $2.00 per year.

Pleasant Hill Church Kansas Laon Rosch Harold Hendrix Lona Carolyn Claypool Ann Lee Lloyd Hendrix Sharon Higginbotham Rosemary Terre Haute Stanley Davis Eee Rene

The World in Brief and a Lost Stradivarius

A wide range of facts from biology to history are touched on. A 1712 Stradivarius cello once owned by Gregor Piatigorsky was seized by Nazis in Paris, later recovered in a German dealer deal. Cattle and sheep graze vast public lands with ranchers paying about four and a half million dollars in grazing fees.

Gregor Piatigorsky Paris Aachen Germany

Real estate transfers list multiple warranty deeds in Casey area

The record lists numerous owners including E P Daly, Gertrude Daly, Robert Bruce, Mary Thompson, John Ulrey, Bertha Bartley, Charles Shoemaker, Harry Perry, Kenneth Atkins, John Snider, Leon Rosch, Martin Gardner, Vern Seaton, Bessie Seaton, Frank Cole, Lulu Herman, Olive Graham, Ellis Thompson, Harien Crouch, Duane Connley, Alta Connley, J W Hillard, Louella Smith, Maude Dickey, Opal Cochonour, and Marvin Partlow. Deeds dated 1955 to 1966 convey land in Casey, Martinsville, Cumberland, Perry additions, and sections 1, 7, 20, 29, townships 9–11, ranges 12–14 with nominal sums. Recent corn silage research notes corn cob meals improve dairy cow yield.

E. P Gertrude Daly Robert Bruce Mary R. Thompson John H Bertha Ulrey Bobby L Dorothy J. Bartley Jones Martinsville Charles Shoemaker Harry R Norma J. Perry Dulaney Casey Kenneth D. Atkins John M Ora E’ Snider Cumberland Leon and Oka B. Rosch Martin J Gladys H. Gardner Vern Bessie Seaton James Freda A. Seaton Frank Cole Lulu Edgar Herman Olive Graham Ellis F Mildred Thompson Perry Mildred P. Thompson Harien Pearl Crouch C. C. Connley John W Ruth Hillard Louella J. A. Smith Maude Dickey Lou Ella Weaver Opal

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