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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1951

Page

6

Record corn yield set on Morrow plots at University of Thiois

Soils man L L B Miller reports on the Morrow plots the 1951 harvest shows treated corn yielded 120 bushels per acre on the continuous corn with treatment and 120 bushels on corn oats treated, while untreated plots lagged. Alfalfa green manure boosted nitrogen and the rotation maintained high yields. Northern leaf blight and corn borer caused no notable damage.

University of Thiois Ll. B. Miller Miller

Fall pigs and poultry numbers to rise in 1952

Estimates forecast fall pig head count at 42 487 000, up 4 percent from 1951. Spring production projected at 64 000 000 pigs, similar to 1951. Poultry: layers 441 million, up 2 percent. chicks 716 million, up 2 percent. broilers 812 million, up 9 percent. turkeys 56 million with 11 million small varieties.

S. W. Terrill Illinois College of Agriculture National Feed Survey Committee American Feed Manufacturers’ Association Turkey

Turkey breeding and meat tonnage projections rise

The article notes turkey meat tonnage increasing and expects breeding turkeys to total about 4 million.

Be Sure Electric Tank Heaters Are Grounded

Protect livestock from electrocution by grounding all electrically heated stock tank warmers. Engineer EF W Andrew cautions against makeshift heaters during cold snaps and warns that water conducts electricity well. Ground by running a wire from the heater frame to the circuit neutral. If unsure, consult a local electrician. Exposed elements submerged in water are dangerous and should not be used.

EF. W. Andrew Diinols College of Agriculture

Preventing Fowl Cholera In Poultry Flocks

Dr. J O Alberts of the University of Illinois warns that fowl cholera strikes chickens turkeys ducks geese and pheasants causing heavy losses. Prevent with clean surroundings good nutrition and sanitary equipment. If detected early sulfa drugs help but prompt vets and labs are essential. After an outbreak clean gear and market survivors before restocking.

J. O. Alberts University of Ilinois College of Veterinary Medicine Alberts

Merle Miller Named Sectional 4-H Meat Animal Winner

Merle Miller, 19, son of Mr and Mrs Carl Miller of Clinton DeWitt county, is a sectional winner in the National 4-H Meat Animal contest. One of eight sectional winners nationwide, he earns an all expense trip to the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago November 25 29. Miller graduated Clinton high school in 1950 and is now a freshman at the college (text ends).

Merle Miller Carl Miller Clinton DeWitt County United States Chicago Clinton High School Miller

Illinois 4-H leader Miller earns top delegate honor

University of Illinois student Miller completed ten years of 4 H club work guiding 39 projects from beef and swine to corn and poultry. He was named one of four Illinois delegates to National 4 H Club Camp in Washington DC and attended National 4 H Club Congress in 1948. He earned the American Farmer Degree of the FFA and held multiple leadership roles in 4 H, FFA, and rural youth organizations.

University of Llinois Miller Illinois Washington Ilinois Yorkshire Association State Yorkshire Sale Illinois Ffa National Rural Youth Board FFA

Timber bids show wide spread at Ross Woods sale

University foresters warn landowners to obtain multiple bids before selling timber. At Ross Woods near Danville, high bid for 216000 board feet reached 5242 dollars, second 5150, low 2127, a gap of 3115 dollars. Since 1940, Ross Woods has produced income exceeding 7000 dollars from 80 acres, with erosion danger if timber is removed.

Alway R. W. Lorenz Clinois College of Agriculture Ross Woods Danville Forestry Department University University Foresters OO Lorenz Minois Sondiena Management Service Illinois

Eckle Home Bureau December Meeting Date Change

The Eckle unit of the Home Bureau sets its December meeting for Wednesday December 12 at Laura Junker’s home. It will be an all day event with a noon dinner. A previous date change due to training lessons on Pressing Equipment and Its Use is announced.

Eckle Home Bureau Laura ‘Junker Fern ‘Carl Christian Church Marshall

Special Meeting Called by Clark County Board of Supervisors

Petition from one third of the Clark County Board requests a special meeting on December 10 1951 at 9 00 a m at the Marshall Court House to allow claims select Grand Jury and transact other business. Notice to township supervisors from Clerk H J Kemp adv 48 1.

Board of Supervisors Clark County County Board Marshall Tll Sebert Wilholt Parker Francis Staub Douglas John Bush Darwin Guy Neal Johnson Hugh Smith Casey Casimer 'Trefz Dolson Clayborn Edwards York

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