Sodium fluoride proves effective against hog roundworms
Dr. Gerald J. Rubin of the College of Veterinary Medicine reports sodium fluoride in hog feed removes about 95 percent of large roundworms, outperforming chenopodium oil and prenothiazine. Recommend medicated feed dosing with careful handling, two treatments for growing pigs, and McLean County sanitation as prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald J. Rubin
College of Veterinary Medicine
Rubin
McLean County
Veterinarians In Illinois Plan Blood Test Refresher
Illinois veterinarians attend a one day refresher on Brucellosis testing at the University of Illinois Urbana lab. Speakers include H S Bryan C C Morrill J O Alberts and P D Beamer with Dr C E Fidler and N H Howlett. The July 1 1947 Bangs disease law requires a test certificate with all breeding animal sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Bang
Robert Graham
University of Minois College of Veter
Veterinary Pathology Laboratory
Urbana
College of Veterinary Medicine
H. S. Bryan
C. C Morrill
J. O. Alberts
C. E. Fidler
Springfield
N. H. Howlett
U.S. Bureau of Animal Industry
State Department
University Diagnostic Laboratory
Crop increases gained from use of farm waste
Farm waste manure yields about three dollars per ton in crop value at prewar prices, with much higher gains possible now. University of Illinois experts say manure is a rich source of organic matter and plant nutrients, but requires careful handling and bedding to prevent fertility losses. Proper storage and direct field spreading can enhance farm profits by preserving nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, and organic matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Linsley
University of Tilnois College of Agriculture
Linsley
Martinsville 4-H Stunt Contest Draws Large Crowd
More than 400 parents 4-H members and friends attend the April 18 high school stunt contest in Martinsville. Fourteen county clubs entered with six stunts earning A ratings and small flag sets. Awards honored Rex and Rexetta Keltz Wanda Sweitzer Vernan Sweitzer Jennie Lea Martin Kay Newlin Betty Wyrick Carol D Shirely and others.
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Martinsville
Charles N. Glover
Mildred Nuttall
Rex
Rexetta Keltz
Casey
Harm's Hay Seed
Wanda Sweitzer
Vernan J. Sweitzer
Jennie Lea Martin
Kay ‘Newlin
Betty Wyrick
Carol D. Shirely
Marshall Blue Ribbon Club
Hustler
Willard Stoelting
Barbara Stoelting
Rose Curran
Sparkin
Peggy Jane
Gene
Dorothy Beasley
49Th Club
Martinsville Happy 4-H’ers
Dolores Veach
Mary Lou Kelley
Phyllis Nan Moore
Carolyn Hendricks
Beverly Hendricks
Shirley Walker
Flossie Phillips
June Galleener
Triple T Club
Bob Williams
Edna Schaefer
Betty Miller
Marilyn Miller
John Meehling
Rosemarie Abel
Margaret Schaefer
Fred Schaefer, Jr
Don Drummond
Don Harper
Charles Kemp
Martinsville Roosters
Maurice Hardway
Marilie Downey
My Darling
Clementine
Westfield Rainbow 4-H
Shirelyn Merrick
Vera Parker
Irma Jean Edwards
Sandra Merrick
Bobbie Sweeney
Wanda Jean Drake
Helen Cline
Wanda Rogers
Irene Rogers
Jeanette Daughter
Jane Maddock
Vivian Parker
Melrose Girls Club
Neva Graham
Clarabelle Cornwell
Elvadale Cornwell
Ermaline Evans
Prairie Ramblers
Jack Strohm
Rex Wright
Stephen Jackson
John Jackson
James Bounds
Barbara Glover
Girl Scouts 4-H Club
Marshall
Patricia Staub
Merry Makers Club
Carolyn Smith
Rachel Wilson
Melrose Bay Club
James Slusser
Delbert Graham
Oscar
Gelda Buehner
Margaret Buehner
Clarksville Sunshine Club
Social Roundup Notes From Weekend Visits
Sunday visits featured Irene Sackrider and Polly Wells at the Wells home with Alva and Mrs. Sackrider. Margaret Leasure and Martha Kay Colliflower spent Tuesday with Martha Colliflower. Leary White and Carl Brown visited Aden Reynolds and family on Sunday. Bryce Duane Drake stayed with his grandparents Reay Drake. Jira Canady and Bill Canady with family also visited on Sunday.
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Irene
Juliet Sackrider
Polly’ Wells
Alva
Wells
Margaret Leasure
Sunday Dinner Guests at the Nichols Home
Mr and Mrs Ottie Nichols hosted Sunday dinner with guests including Mr and Mrs Clayborne Edwards, Mr Bert, and Mr and Mrs Boyd Nichols, according to Mrs Mae Piety of West Union.
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West Union
Mae Piety
Ottie Nichols
Clayborne Edwards
Gon Bert
Mrs. Boyd Nichols
Sunday Guests and Local Visits Include Weir Family
Mrs. George Prust and Mary Fran es were Sunday guests of Mrs. Lou Prust. Mrs. Ola Siverly cares for Mrs. Cassie Ferguson recovering from a shoulder injury. Drs. Geo Ledermann and Maé Lédermann shopped in Marshall while Mrs. Lizzie Harmon visits relatives in Chicago. Meda Weir hosts her sister and husband from Marshall. Gordon Coryell and daughter returned from Union Hospital Terre Haute. Bill Reed transacted business in Marshall. Mrs. Martin Tingley hosted Thursday dinner with Mrs. John Weir, Mrs. Levi Weir and Mrs. Chas. Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Prust
Mary Franes
Lou Prust
Ola Siverly
Cassie - Ferguson
Lizzie; Harmon
Chicago
Geo
Ledermann
Fenton Lédermann
Maé Piety
Marshall
Meda “Weir
Levi Weir
Gordon Coryell
Union
Terre-Haute
Bill Reed
Martin
Tingley
John Weir
Chas. Wright
FISHBACK By Eighth Grade School
Eighth grade social notes list numerous local visits and dinners. Marshall and Terre Haute guests include Johnson, Lewis, and Horsley families. Residents share meals with Hewitt Black Sullivan and Cooper households while Marilyn Travioli remains ill.
County Line Appointment Mentioned at Mt Olive
Miss Frances Drake reports Glen Martin of Flat Rock will interview for an appointment at Mt. Olive. The brief item notes the local figure in a community update style with a focus on forthcoming engagement.
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Miss_Frances Drake
Rey, Glen Martin
Flat Rock
Mt. Olive
Local Families Gather For Weekend Visits In Indiana
Mrs Mabel Newland of near Hutsonville clerks for W H Marvin. Mrs Betty Collier spent the weekend with her mother Mrs Fairy Collier. Russell Kearn of the U S Army visits his parents Mr and Mrs C M Kearn. Wayne Collier family and others attend a grade action exercise at Mecca Indiana. Howard Collier, Billy Collier, Betty Collier, Cleda Rae Collier and Jack Paddock join the Mecca gathering. Billy Collier and Gene Moore visit Danville with Gene Tracy. Cattle lead poisoning linked to old paint disposal and access to freshly painted structures remains a risk to herd health.
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Mecca
Indiana
Collier
Howard” Collier
Billy “Collier
Gene Moore
Gene
Tracy
Danville
Feed lots and pastures inspection note on hardware disease
Feed lots and pastures should be inspected frequently and all wire nails and similar hazards removed. This prevents so called hardware disease.
Card of Thanks for Zerlina Crank
I express sincere thanks to everyone who assisted during the death of my mother Zerlina Crank.
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Zerlina
Retonga Endorsement from Nashville Resident
Mrs. Etna Jones of 312 Vivelle Ave Nashville Tenn praises Retonga stating she never misses a meal has regained ten pounds and sleeps well since using the gastric tonic. She describes relief from gas pains constipation and stomach cramps attributing improvement to Retonga sold by The Keifer Drug Company Marshall Illinois.
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Retonga
Etna Jones
Vivelle Ave
Nashville
Tenn
Keifer Drug Company
Marshall
Tllinois
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Farm Bureau News
Th College of Agriculture
Onty Farm Adviser
College of Agriculture
Monument CO
Marshall, Illinois
Chevrolet
Keith Johnson
Bred Lewis
Lina Horsley
Joan
Terre Haute
Bernard Black
Herman Hewitt
Fred Cooper
Home Bureau
John Pine
Clyde Pine
Ohio Chapel
Albert Gallington
Near
Dresser
Freddy Archer
Jackie
Dickie Lewis
Emelie Lewis
Earl Kile
John Travioli
Marilyn Travioli
John Sullivan
Livingston
Walter Higgins
Ross Pine
Edna Liggit
Metcalf
Frederick Lewis
Sheridan Cooper
Larry Cooper
Joe Marsh
Cy Hartman
Ma Hartman
Ed Carey
United States Brewers Foundation
Circo's
CIRCO
TYIOY
Paris
Chester Claypool
AUC
Harry. Smith Oneers
Mrs. Jones
Hampshire Sons
Hampshire
Chester
Ben F. Setzer
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