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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1962
Page
6
Illinois extension economist L. H. Simert analyzes soybean markets noting rapid production growth, rising domestic use and exports, shrinking storage stocks, and price support dynamics. He explains 1962 supply totals, local support levels,CCC stock, and resale prices guiding government sales to prevent large price gains.
The Dixon Springs Experiment Station notes a six thousand to six thousand hunter turnout in Pope County during the six day deer season. An estimated deer increase better than the 1850s kill, with 1861 deer weighed at check stations and a northeastern Pope County hotspot. Blood samples from deer were collected to test for leptospirosis while weather was favorable and no fatalities or major violations occurred. Other notes discuss permit reissues and observations on hunting lore as well as the spread of livestock mechanization through intermittent feeding aided by kilowatts and electric motors.
The Clark County Soil and Water Conservation District and ASC county committee sponsored a December 10 tour attended by about forty people including contractors bankers farmers state representatives and chamber members. The event showcased erosion control practices and noted several completed drainage projects across Martinsville Wabash and surrounding townships funded and supported by local banks and the Casey Chamber of Commerce.
Illinois reports 15 591 boys enrolled in vocational agriculture in high schools, up 371 from last year, with post high school courses 1961 62 at a record high. Beginning farmers in 296 districts show less than three of four had high school vocational training. about 50 percent of established farmers trained.
Agricultural economist C B Baker urges careful use of credit to grow income and avoid debt traps. He warns that high rates and hidden charges inflate costs, and advises borrowing to make money, comparing lenders, counting all charges, and reading documents fully. An Illinois engineer suggests a trick charger to ease tractor starting in cold weather.
West Union residents greet Christmas visitors from California Illinois Missouri and Tennessee. Families including Wright Morecraft Lindley and Crumrin travel to spend the holidays. hospital and moves cited as several members recover or be away for the season.
Illinois 4-H members recall the National 4-H Congress with winners Muller Palmer of Washington named dairy champion and receiving a trip from Oliver Corporation. Robert Palmer of Galva earned a DuPont trip award for beef projects. Wayne Oberle of Prophetstown received Sears Roebuck Foundation citation for 4-H leadership after a long record of club activity.
Mrs. Howell and family spent Christmas travel to Leon Iowa visiting friends and relatives. They attended a pot luck dinner and York Lodge installation in West Union on Friday night. Mrs. Howell formerly Mary Jo Manhart and Dorothy Myles a student in Arizona College are with sister Sarah Lou for the holidays. Flossie Marlowe dined with Mrs. Nelle Strohm on December 15 as burial services for her brother Tom Garlin were held.
The Jolly Homemakers met for an all day gathering at Nettie Beachout’s Martinsville home with Clara Bertram assisting. After dinner they pledged the flag, sang, read scripture, sent cards to members, exchanged gifts, and drew new names for next year.
The Neighbors Friendship Club gathered December 12 at Betty Claypool’s home with Maxine Macke assisting. Lila June Davis gave thanks for dinner and Audrian Hendrix led prayer after singing Joy to the World. Minutes and treasurer’s report were read. They planned a plant gift for Mr. and Mrs. Ira Murphy and Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Bishop, marking their golden anniversaries.
Those present were Rachel Bright Mary Baker Alta and Mildred Look Florence Connelly Lila June Davis Cheryl Dorothy Brosman Karen Timmy Mary Audrian Hendrix Hazel Hurst Anna Veach Norma Charice Gard Alfa Morgan Billy Joe Moore Karen Galeener and the hostesses. The next meeting will be at the home of Hazel Hurst.
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