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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1963
Page
7
An agricultural outlook notes 1.287 billion pounds of turkey produced in 1963 and a 3–5 percent rise in 1964, with egg and broiler trends and price projections. It forecasts abundant poultry and eggs at low prices, modest cattle price rebounds, and higher beef output as numbers rise and slaughter weights shift.
University of Illinois releases new Ilinois Farm Record Books Part I covers farm income expenses and five year depreciation schedules. Family Account Books aid both town and farm families with annual net worth and tax records. An IRS Parmele Income Tax Guide will be available January 10. Market notes forecast heavy receipts into January then a drop, amid mixed price outlook for 1994.
U S firms contributed 1.25 million dollars in 1963 to recognize and encourage 4 H Club members. Norman C. Mindrum said the funds funded 145000 dollars in scholarships and fellowships to 275 top youths and former 4 H members, plus 180000 other awards to over 94000 local clubs in all 50 states and Puerto Rico.
Fremont officials and Soil Conservation Service staff send Christmas wishes and report progress in conservation efforts. Highlights include Mill Creek water study approval, ACP sign up in January, and farm pond developments with 219 sign ups last year and over 60 percent installed.
University of Illinois agriculture professors Marilyn Dunsing and A G Mueller introduce the Illinois Family Account Book for 1964. The ruled columns provide space to record family income and spending with a special feature highlighted in the design.
Prospective buyers focus on the number of baths and wardrobe closets when evaluating homes. If a steak is tough and inedible, tell yourself it has wonderful flavor.
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