Federal Land Bank stockholders hear on rising money costs
The Federal Land Bank of St Louis stockholders meeting in St Louis November 25 1967 heard Ralph Nowlan say money demand is driving rates to historic highs. He noted loans closed total $97.5 million in the last 12 months and that the system may reach $18 billion on the books by 1980 with about 1 in 100 delinquent.
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Federal Land Bank of St
St. Louis Bank
Agricultural Finance Authority
Nowlan
Federal Land Banks
St. Louis
St Louis
United States
Tinois
Missouri
Arkansas
Arthur Pfaff
Federal Land Bank of St. Louis
Pfaff
Milton Atkinson
Chamber of Commerce
Clark County ASCS notes farmers tighten marketing to lift grain prices
Dale Poorman reports a strong farmer drive to boost grash prices via nonrecourse price support loans. USDA figures show wheat loans nearly double year over year through Oct 31 with similar trends in other grains and Illinois soybeans at 2 175 803 bushels this year versus 8 365 429 last year. Farmers hold grain to wait for price gains, surrendering title if prices fail.
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Dale Poorman
Clark County
ASC
Poorman
US Department of Agriculture
Illinois
Traffic safety urged as year ends with high fatality toll
The piece argues strict traffic laws must be enforced to reduce deaths and injuries. It cites 1967 figures with 68,100 deaths and 31.9 million injuries, noting drunk driving and speeding as major factors. Expanding highways and safety belts saved lives, but responsible driving remains essential. December 1968 is highlighted as a risk period.
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National Safety Council
Big game hunting ends December 6 to 8 in Illinois
Illinois announces a final three day gun deer season from December 6 to 8 for hunters who missed the initial quota. The deer season then shifts to bow and arrow only through the rest of December. Quotas vary by county, totaling 44 150 gun permits statewide, with a variety of species open in different counties and dates for hunting and trapping.
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Illinois
Venigon
Thelinois State Bar Association
Tllinois
Pope
Ilinois
Jo Daviess
Carroll
Hardin
ISBA
Five Points Christmas Program and Community Notices
The article notes a Christmas program at the church on Sunday evening December 22. It lists numerous social visits and family gatherings including the Lamont Clark, Stanley Davis, Mor gan, Wilhoit, Hutchens, and Greeno families visiting relatives in several states. It also extends sympathy for Christine Kendall’s fatal accident on Route 40 and lists moves and visits among local families with several neighbors and grandparents mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamont Clark
Stanley Davis
Darrell
Cheryl
Sylvan Morgan
Glen Wilhoit
Donna Hutchens
Proctor
Minnesota
Carrol Wilhoit
LaCrosse
Wisconsin
Bennie Greeno
Greeno
Hutchens
Amarillo
Texas
Barbara
Linda Austin
Ormal Higginbotham
Christine Kendall
Carl Lindy
Earl D. Veach
Randy
Brent Hutchens
Colton
Eric Lee
Harold Hendrix
Terre Haute
Lester Veach
Anna Veach
Terry Hutchens
Nelson Auld
Visit Highlights Local Family Ties Across States
Mr and Mrs ph Conell of Ripley Tennessee visited Mrs Conell's parents Mr and Mrs Henry Matteson. Mrs Matteson is a patient at Mary Sherman Hospital Sullivan Indiana after surgery. Missionary Ladies of the Christian Church were entertained at Mrs Hazel Wright's home.
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Ph Conell
Ripley
Tennessee
Local Social News Highlights From Last Week
Thursday at 1 30 a report of missionaries followed by refreshments for Mrs Rosemary Thompson and children Mrs Charlotte Leasure and daughters Mrs Martha Moore Mrs Alice Utterback Mrs Hattie Ledermann and Mrs Roy Scott by plane from Terre Haute to Collidge Arizona where he will spend the winter months Frank McCammon IV on 30 day furlough from Virginia with his parents Mr and Mrs Frank McCammon Mr and Mrs Richard Chamman and Jim and Mr and Mrs Lee Ogle of Annapolis vicinity were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Garnet Ogle Bruce Goble has been released from Paris Hospital and is convalescing at the home of his son Mr and Mrs Rex Goble following surgery It is suggested you try washing your ears more often it costs little and is easy.
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Rosemary ‘Thompson
Charlotte Leasure
Martha Moore
Alice Utterback
Hattie Ledermann
Wre Roy Scott
Terre Haute
Collidge
Arizona
Frank McCammon IV
Virginia
Frank McCammon
Richard Chamman
Jim
Lee Ogle
Annapolis
Garnet Ogle
Jess Murphy
Rachel Murphy
Burnside
Marshall
Bruce Goble
Paris
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Federal Land Bank Stockholders Meeting
Atkinson
Federal Land Bank Association of Charleston
Eugene Davis
Clark Ascs Office
LeVally
Sally
Safe Winter Driving League
The
Hoover
Mrs. G. EB. Wilhoit
Victor Burris
Florence Connelly
Rachel Bright
Phyllis Draper
Sue Blakely
Neva Sue
Marilyn Minson
Reba Schwartz
Susie Wilson
Louise Hendrix
Rosemary Thompson
Timmy
Angie
West Union
van Horn
Dwight McKee
Chrisman
Arden Rains
John Marshall
Barwetts I
Richard Ashby
Charleston
Gene Hamilton Annapolis
Robert Henn
Redman
Dennison
Cerro Gordo, Ill
Rex Goble
Dodge
Ralph Prevo Motor Co
Marshall, Ml
Jones
Cash & Carry
DIX Lumber CO
Ohio ST. Terre Haute
McCulloch
Maida
Pia
Treas
Mcculloch Ee
Multler
Principio
SalfOlling
R. E. Laird
Archer Ave
Plymouth
Marshall, Il
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