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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1948

Page

3

Farm Bureau News on Martinsville High School meeting

A February 4 meeting on farm buildings at Martinsville High School will be featured on W D Z Tuscola on February 15 at 3 00 a m Listen in as McDonald interviews speaker K H Hinchcliff of Illinois and others in attendance Illinois swine growers invited to Spring Swine Growers Day at the University of Illinois Urbana April 8 Dr J Krider announces the program will open with a tour of the swine farm and reports on current research by staff members

Martinsville High School McDonald “Agricultural Program K. H Hinchcliff University Tinois Tiinois Ilinois Urbana J. Krider College of Agriculture

Short Lumber Grading Course Announced

The University of Illinois forestry department sponsors a lumber grading short course in Springfield from March 8 to 12. Registration is limited to 25, with enrollment accepted until March 1 at Mumford Hall Urbana.

University of Illinois Department’ of Forestry Springfield State Fair Grounds Department of Forestry Mumford Hall Urbana Ilinois

Winter care for the dairy cow urged by Dr Woelffer

The dairy cow, famed as the foster mother of the human race, needs warm dry housing and attentive winter care. Veterinary guidance urges checking mastitis, keeping clean bedding and water, well drained lots, and rich greens and supplements for optimal milk yield.

RE. A. Woelffer University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine

Darien Social Notes Mention Illness Travel and Visits

Mrs. Lola McNary and Mrs. Clara Piercy are among the sick. Darrell Morgan made a trip to Springfield on Monday. Phyllis Finkbiner has the measles. Mrs. Mattie Miller visits her son Ben and family and plans time with her daughter Mrs. Dorsa Reason. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller entertained Indianapolis guests. The Reasons and Dorsa families hosted dinners for local friends. State Seed Tag stresses intelligent seed buying based on purity germination and weed-free quality.

Lola McNary Clara Piercy Darrell Morgan Springfield Paul Hills Phyllis, Finkbiner Mattie Miller Ben Dorsa Reason Fred Miller Houp Indianapolis Paul Veach Harry Brown Clarence, Adkison Charles Geheb

Government surplus vehicle sale for World War I veterans

The War Assets Administration lists 27 set aside items to be sold at Rockford in 106 lots. Fourteen motor vehicles including jeeps cargo pickup and dump trucks will be offered with others such as portable air compressors and office equipment. Inspection at Camp Grant and SWAK warehouse 15 Sayre Street February 16 17 and 18 from 830 to 1600, sale begins February 19 at 930. All at fixed prices.

Io Veterans of Iit War Assets Administration Rockford Camp Grant SWAK Sayre” Street

Choctaw Community Socials and Family Visits

Eld Weger of Flat Rock visited Sunday with John and Golda Blizzard. John Garner and family were Sunday guests of William and Leon Garner and their families. Walter Nicol of All right was Saturday guest for Alvin Miller. Shirley Blankenship dined with Mrs Hollenbeck. Paul Norton was badly hurt by a snowball at school Thursday. Alvin Miller’s family visited with Benders and Carroll of Kile. Miller visited Hollenbecks Wednesday. Leslie Bradford of Marshall visited Blankenships. William Norton and June of Martinsville joined Norton family guests.

Weger Flat Rock John Golda Blizzard John Garner William Leon J Garner Walter Nicol Allright Alvin T. Miller Shirley Blankenship C. G. Hollenbeck Paul Norton Leon Bender Carroll Kile Maude Miller Dolly Hollenbeck Leslie Bradford Marshall Alton Blankenship Maggie Miller Robert Five Points Grant Hollenbeck Ohio John Sudduth Julian Paris Charles Hollenbeck William Norton June Martinsville John Nicol Stanley Warren Norton

West Union Social Notes and Local Visits Run Weekend

Omer T Shawler visited Champaign for school as relatives hosted guests at a quilting party at Mrs Sam Sheets home. Missionary circles met at Mrs George Ledermann with multiple attendees and refreshments. Neighborly visits span Jacksonville to Indianapolis with relatives in Terre Haute Sullivan and Robinson. Agricultural tips note alfalfa seeding with adapted grass and rain splash soil erosion concerns.

Omer T. Shawler Champaign L. A.,shawler Nelle’ Strohm Ruth Wright Effie Dancy Jimmie Rossiter Jacksonville Florida Gordon Coryell Detroit Michigan Missionary Circle of the West Union Christian Church George Ledermann Chas. Moore George Heleine Hobart Jackson Fenton Ledermann Harnett Wright Fairy Collier Lee’Chapman Leo Skelly Bill Murphy Terre Haute Reno Babers Indianapolis Jackson Ed Tuttle Annapolis Laura Poorman Noble Coryell Sullivan Indiana Fairy ‘Collier Nick Myles Walnut Prairie Opal Paddock Carolyn Robinson West Union Charles Troyer Cincinnati Ohio

Seed mixture for productive limed land a forage blend

A recommended seed mix for fertile limed land includes alfalfa, five pounds of red clover, three pounds of Ladino clover, a quarter to a half pound of timothy per acre, aiming for a strong stand for two to four years.

Seed law as a labeling requirement emphasized

Consumers who fail to read or remove tags before purchase lose the protections of the seed labeling law. The law aims to ensure buyers receive proper labeling and attributed protections, urging reading and tagging to avoid forfeiting rights.

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