Farm Adviser's Views on Storage and Seed Choices
Ear corn stored with over 20 percent moisture should be watched in February and March. Corn dried below 20 percent in February stores safely later. Since 1957 was poor for oats in Illinois, farmers should buy seed oats now and consider Clintland Newton Fayette Nemaha. A 4-H Club officers training will be Feb 24 at Martinsville High School. A dairy sale for FFA and 4-H members is Feb 22 at the University of Illinois stock pavilion with about 100 calves. Young lamb creep rations outlined include blends of cracked corn oats soy meal and legume hay.
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Clinton
Clintland
Newton
Fayette and
Nemaha
Agriculture 4-H
Clark County
Martinsville High School
University of Ilinois
Guernsey
Jersey
Five Points News Notes From Mrs G B Wilhoit Area
Reports from Five Points cover a cold but active week. Bible school attendance dropped to 59 due to bad weather and illness. The Edgar Electric Co-Op Association annual meeting in Paris drew many local residents, and Albert Jones won a grand prize clothes drier at the event. A Wabash Valley youth rally took place at Dean Avenue Church in Terre Haute Monday evening. Priscilla Myers underwent surgery at Union Hospital for adenoids removal. Mr and Mrs Don Burkett moved to their new farm south of Auburn. Mrs Audrian Hendrix hosted a Stanley party. twenty four ladies attended. Families gathered for Sunday dinner to honor Rosalyn and Eddie Wilhoit on their February 18 birthdays.
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Lloyd Hendrix
Bill
Sharon
Glenn Wilhoit
Joyce
Charles
Rose- Mary Higginbotham
Sharon Connelly
Frances Hutchens
Kay
Linda Wilson
Linda Graves
Dean Avenue
Terre Haute
Edgar Electric Co-Op
Paris
Albert Jones
Priscilla Myers
Union Hospital
Don Burkett
Stevie
Bohn
Auburn
Audrian Hendrix
Remembering Old Timers in West Virginia Memories
A column of reminiscences from Mrs. W. E. Feamster of Alderson and Mrs. Dellar of Macomber Elkins recounts childhood in late 19th century rural West Virginia with Sunday school walks, church prayers, porch singing, milking cows, maple sugar tapping, and a doll for syrup, inviting readers to contribute to The Off Timer column.
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Bexitv
Frankfort
Kentecky
Economic Balance Foreseen For 1958 By Savings and Loan League
CHICAGO The Committee on Trends and Economic Policies of the United States Savings and Loan League predicts 1958 will bring economic balance and stability with high activity in some sectors and gains offsetting declines. It foresees steady employment, high incomes, stable prices, and gains in real income, noting capital spending may ease and production at about the 144 level of the 1947-49 average. GNP is at a record $439 billion annual rate in Q3, up from $413 billion a year earlier.
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Chicago
Committee On
United States Savings and Loan League
Black Ink Was No Post Office Panacea
Postmaster General Ebenezer Hazard in 1787 1788 faced congressional displeasure despite a cash surplus of 1830 in 1787 and 929 in early 1788. He argued for post riders over stagecoaches claiming savings, while critics debated the best mail conveyance method during the era of the Constitution.
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Los Angeles
Arthur Summerfield
America
Robert A Rutland
University of California
Ebenezer Hazard
Hazard
Turkey Builds King-Size Span Across Bosphorus
Washington reports Turkey is constructing a 4396 foot suspension bridge across the Bosporus at Istanbul linking Europe and Asia. The piece highlights Turkey as a NATO member and key ally in Baghdad and Balkan pacts. It notes its land area, population around 24 million, and borders with Greece Bulgaria the Soviet Union Iran Iraq Syria.
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Bosphorus
Washington
Bosporus
Istanbul
Europe
Asia
Asia Minor
Texas
European Thrace
Greece
Bulgaria
Soviet Union
Iran
Iraq
Syria
Insecurity: Ancients Also Had Their Troubles
Los Angeles report notes Latin professor Dr. Arthur Patch McKinlay cites Antiphanes, a 4th century BC Athenian playwright, who warned that a secure livelihood is illusionary as a war tax or a lawsuit can erase all savings. The piece links ancient economic anxieties to modern fears about electronic brains, suspended contracts, and automation.
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Los Angeles
Arthur Patch McKinlay
University of California
Antiphanes
B. C
Seventh graders plan public funds drive for a man-made moon
In Leavenworth Kansas a seventh grade social science class opened a public subscription to raise money for space exploration. Students asked for 10 cent donations and planned to forward all funds to the United States Treasury.
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Sam Leavenworth
Kan
United States Treasury
Rendezvous Ahead with William J. Storm
Eloquent scene unfolds with a married couple in a quiet spring night. He, a traveling man named Storm, plans a rendezvous with Terry at a place called the Greasy Grass, four weeks before marching out toward a future where they expect to dine with Grant at the White House.
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Liz
Terry
Little Big Horn
If you have anything to sell Herald Classified Ads will sell
A brief notice touts Herald Classified Ads as the place to sell goods. It invites readers to place ads to reach buyers and maximize sales through the newspaper classifieds.
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Herald Classifeld
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