Illinois Farm Bureau notes wheat overproduction concerns
An Illinois Farm Bureau briefing argues wheat may be the most overproduced crop while exports and foreign aid programs shape prices. It cites 1961 carryover, export levels to 60 nations, and the impact of government subsidies on market prices. The piece also announces the 13th annual Illinois Farm Bureau meeting September 7 at the University of Illinois Urbana with officers and delegates slated to attend.
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Uncle Sam
United States
Canada
Australia
Argentina
France
Russia
U. S
Illinois Farm Bureau Farm Management Association
University of Illinois
Urbana
D. F. Wilken
U. of I. Farm Management
Animal Sciences Laboratory
Byron Thier
West Brooklyn
Kenneth Zellers
Mount Morris
Francis Swearing
Clark County 1962 63 Extension Council Members Named
Dean Louis B. Howard announces two year terms for Susie Seterer Carol Welsh Catherine J Harper Mary C McGee Roxanna Wells and Bernice Sharp and one year terms for Elberta Hawkins Hazel Wright Ruth Carper Anna Nicol Gladys Spittler Margaret Comer Clarene Hawker on Clark County Home Economics Extension Council. The council coordinates county extension programs including 4 H and serves as local guidance with farm and home advisers.
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Clark County Home Economics Extension Council
Louis B. Howard
University of Illinois College of Agriculture
Susie Seterer
Carol Welsh
Catherine J. Harper
Mary C. McGee
Roxanna Wells
Bernice Sharp
Elberta Hawkins
Hazel Wright
Ruth Carper
Anna Nicol
Gladys Spittler
Margaret Comer
Clarene Hawker
County Extension Council
Cooperative Extension Service
University of Illinois
Clark County Home
Ella J. Fikuart
County Farm and Home Advis
University Ofllinois
Choctaw Social News Highlights From Maude Miller Column
Elder Gaylord Green of Casey was a Sunday dinner guest of William Ledermann. Pat Patteson and Audrey and Charlene, and Ruth Chambers, Gary, Ind, and Mrs. Maude Miller were Saturday guests of John and Golda Blizzard. John Blizzard and Mrs. Maude Miller accompanied Mrs. Mary Crumlin and Dorothy to Vincennes Indiana for the Nichol re union at the park. Mrs. Lucy Chambers hosted guests from New Orleans including Mr. and Mrs. Pat Patterson and family. Multiple visits and dinners across Marshall Gary Indiana and nearby towns punctuate the week as friends share meals and stories.
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Gaylord Green
Casey
William Ledermann
Pat Patteson
Audrey
Charilene
Ruth Chambers
Gary
Ind
Maude Miller
John
Golda Blizzard
John Blizzard
Mary Crumlin
Dorothy
Vincennes
Indiana
Nichol Re‘union
Park
Lucy Chambers
Pat Patterson
New Orleans
Martha Booker
Marshall
Hershel Cline
Geneva Crumblin
Mary Ledermann
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Illinois Farmers’ Outlook
L. H. Simers Extension Ag
Annual Meeting OF
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Fafm Service
Dean Howard
Extension Council
Ohio Chapel
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Pleasie Bartlett
Leslie Wernz
Mike Bumpus
James Graham
Steve
Don Thompson
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Mesher Zoo
Evansville
Henderson
Kentucky
Roney
Glenn Wesley
R. H. Gard
June Cannady
Leon Cannady
Ira Cannady
Harry Thornsburg
Martha Ellen
Gideon Deahl
Carroll Gard
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Terre Haute
Richard Norton
Jimmy Bilankenbaker
Grant Hollenbeck
Ruby Lata
True Thompson
Robert Wernz
Richard Bumpus
Neal Bumpus
Jean
Harry Nichols
Garden City
Michigan
Geneva Crumlin
James Blankenbaker
Kenny Grant
Vernon Hills
Kenneth Blankenbaker
Eere
George Hackler
Dale Crumlin
Adah Gray
Harry Grout
Reno Crumlin
Lottie
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Minnie Cline
Grace Higginbotham
Everett
Joe Riggs
Ottis Williams
Mary’ Carpenter
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Burton Riggs and Son
Oliver
W. C. Turner International Harvester & Buick Dealer
Casey, Ilionis
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Clark Servicez Company Tele
Marshall Loans CO
Ritter & Behner
6Th St
Marshall, Ul
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L. E. Pearce
Hickory, Marshall, DL
Chevrolet
Aa Toya Ag
Chevretet
Simpson - Goerler Chevrolet CO
Archer Ave
Marshall, Ill
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