Illinois Brucellosis Laws Expand Testing and Slaughter Rules
Illinois enacts three brucellosis laws. Dairy and breeding cattle must be tested upon request and participate in eradication plans by July 1, 1957. Milk sales require cooperation with eradication. Grade A milk faces similar deadlines. Swine breeding sales require brucellosis certificates within 60 days of sale or service, with reactors tagged and restricted to slaughter.
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Department of Agriculture
Division of Livestock Industry
State Department of Agriculture
Illinois
Christmas Dinner Guests and Festive Visits in Local Area
Christmas seen as families gather across towns with Mr and Mrs Garnet Ogle and Nadine attending. Many households hosted and welcomed relatives including Leon Dodd, Mable Dodd, Wayne Welsh and family, Virgil Dunlap, Lawrence Kenderdine and Sandra, Judy, June and Charles. A wedding occurred Christmas Eve in Ohio Chapel as A2c James Blenkemberg wed Nina Hollenbeck. Several residences hosted meals with Kenderdine, Ogle, Lee, Green, Bounds, Ward, Cannady, and Richardson families noted. Mac Ogle returned from Roswell for a six day leave to celebrate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puesta
Garnet Ogle
Nadine
Tony
Bernard Davison
Lee Ogle
Jackie
Kathy
Flossie Kenderdine
Leon Dodd
Mable Dodd
Wayne Welsh
Robinson
Virgil D. Dunlap
Clifford
Lawrence Kenderdine
Sandra
Judy
Warren Kenderdine
June
Charles
Mary Frances Hoke
Richard Dunlap
Nina Hollenbeck
Grant Hollenbeck
James Blenkenbeker
Kenneth. Blankenbeker
Ohio Chapel
Ellen Smith
Jesse Spraker
Leo Green
Ima Green
Esther Cornwell
Jeanie
Marshall
Carrie Ogle
Pearl Thompson
Jack
Ruby Bounds
Reta Lee
Pamela
George Lee
Newton Ward
Leo Black
Wiley Kenderdine
Keith
Rosalee
Lee
Bernard Lee
Bobby
Rand
Gerald ‘Washburn
Dow Thompson
Carol Ann
Hilda
Fay’ Cornwell
Joe Smitheyan
Kennet Blendenbeker
Ben Nave
John Cannon
Indianapolis
Ed Blankenbeker
Ray Guyer
Kenneth Blankenbeker
Arthur Chapman
Chester Culp
Wiley
Kenderdine
Christmas visits fill town with family gatherings
Numerous households across the community hosted relatives and friends over Christmas weekend. The gatherings featured extended kin from Blankenbeker, Kenderdine, and Ward families, with outings to Terre Haute and Camp Atterbury noted among attendees.
Local Ohio Social Notes Highlight Sunday School and Holiday Guests
Mrs Grant Hollenbeck and Ned attended Sunday school last Sunday while Rev Lloyd Gower led morning and evening services. Monday evening visitors to James Graham included Clarence Misner family Wiley Kinderdine family Glen and Eddie Misner Oscar Shaffner and sons and Joe Thompson family. Christmas day dinner guests of True Thompson and Reta included Isaac Thompson and Reno Shawler families.
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Clarence
Thompson
E White
George’ ‘Hackler
Foster
Salted
Richard Led
Eeair
Terre Alisterepenge Gundey
Percy Crumrjp
John and
Golda
Blizzard
Jeff Booker
Art, Cooper
Allen Crumlin
Herman Bartlett
Dean
Oscar Shaffner
George
McCollum
Woodrow
Begaley
Kraemer
Carl Shaffner
Cpl
Stanley Joe Wernz
Sundey
Gordon
Augusta
Georgia
True Thompson
Grace Gard
Anthony’s Hospital
Dorothy Wernz
Irene Thompson
Reta
Gideon Dehl
Leroy Wells, Jr
Kenneth Wells and
Se Maude
Wells Frank Jones
Reta Thompson
Ri Bumpus
Earp Bumpus
Mattoons
George Hackler
Atterbury
Dorma
Charleston
Sam
Glen Scott
Greenfield
Ind
Everett Scott
Harry Thompson
Anna Shotwell
Paul ‘Flakiner
Prairieton
Indiana
Raymond Rosenhower Apent
Elijah Sims
R. Gard
Carroll Gard
Walter
Doris
R. H. Gard
Will Imley
Russel Gray
Lloyd Gower
James Graham
Clarence Misner
Wiley Kinderdine
Glen
Eddie Misner
Joe Thompson
Isaac, Thompson
Reno Shawler
Turning a Negative Mindset Toward Positive Gratitude
A Wisconsin woman describes a long struggle with chronic dislike and indecision. A minister friend advised journaling small satisfactions to counter fear and negativity. Within two months she collected over 600 items, realizing fears were self made and noting a shift toward a constructive outlook.
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Wisconsin
Don’t
Arid
Pasture Seeding to Boost Yields and Drought Insurance
Farmers routinely reseed about one-fifth of permanent pasture annually to sustain high yields. The practice helps counter dry spells and disease pressure, with the sector contributing roughly fifteen million dollars annually to agricultural income.
Fragmented musing on aging and routine in a cluttered home
A diaristic fragment reflects on stagnation and change as a chair glides to a desk in a three story apartment. It notes faltering dawn feet and wandering stairs as the narrator contemplates revolutions and shifting daily life.
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Cneis
Social Security tax debate and ceiling rise urged
Letters from seniors urge raising the earning ceiling before benefits stop under O A and S I, as Rep Eberharter assails minority, Vogt release sparks dispute, Curtis defends hearings to test workability, while funds from payroll tax fund general government expenses and debt redemption looms.
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Soway
House
Ways and’ Means Subcommittee On Social Security
Herman P. Eberharter
D Pa
Philip Vogt
Douglas County,Neb
Vogt
Carl T. Curtis
R ‘Neb
Subcommittee
Vogt Angier L. Goodwin
R Mass
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LAW
H. W. Hann
Mercber of
Illinoss
Ohio
Mrs.Grant Hollenbeck
Carnegie
Laff
Florida
Kathleen Stanley
Miami Beach
Happy Landing
Ty. M
Congressional
Congress
Iieia
Washington
Congres
al Quarterly
Bilson
Trom Troen
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