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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1963
Page
6
Illinois farmers expect 6 percent more hogs for next six months with spring farrowings up 4 percent while prices may ease. Beef, broilers and consumer buying power influence potential hog price declines. Clark County trials push vaccination survey and eradication program to curb hog cholera with local leaders and veterinary officials coordinating meetings and data.
Joyce Walter 20 of Metropolis won the state foods nutrition award from General Foods Corp and Carol Sturm 18 of McLeansboro won the state electric program award backed by Westinghouse Educational Foundation. Both attended the 3rd National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago the last week of November.
University agronomist W O Scott warns legume and grass seeds will be tight for 1963. Alfalfa seed stocks are down with Buffalo seed nearly exhausted. Cody offers a viable Buffalo substitute resistant to alfalfa aphids. Wilt resistant Buffalo Cody Ranger and Vernal may be used in short or long rotations. Red and white clover supplies tighten while ladino remains adequate though usage declines. Grass seeds such as timothy and brome are also below prior levels.
Farmers earning at least two thirds of gross income from farming must file estimated 1962 federal income tax returns by January 15 1963 unless filing final return by February 15 Jay G Philpott director of Internal Revenue Springfield district announced Those filing estimates by January 15 must also file returns and pay any balance by April 15 1963 Farmers may request free copy of Farmer’s Tax Guide by contacting nearest Internal Revenue Office or Springfield office Philpott urged early filing to speed processing and reduce costs for taxpayers.
Mr and Mrs LeRoy Ingram announce the birth of a daughter at Union Hospital Terre Haute on Friday December 28. She is named Annette Elaine. Mr and Mrs Delbert McCrory announce a daughter born Saturday December 29 at Mary Sherman Hospital Sullivan Indiana. The Paddock family from Shelbyville Kentucky visited during the holidays with Mrs
The 1962 harvest lagged 23 percent behind 1961 reducing tall fescue supply. Orchard grass stayed strong with better 62 yields. Demand rose in Illinois and beyond, keeping legume and grass supplies light and prices high. alfalfa variety substitution may occur. seek quality germination and weed-free seeds, especially brome and timothy.
Robinson social items report Fairy Collier and Maude Pad dock with Opal Pad dock, Ruth Wright hosts a missionary group, Carlton Scott returns from Barnes Hospital after burns, Danville visitors, Monk family visit to Florissant and St. Louis zoo, births announced in Terre Haute, Wrights visit Downey California, Ledermann travels to Villa Grove, New Year dinners in the Ledermann circle, Rosalie Wright seeks Chicago employment, and a poetic line about love. The Herald.
Illinois 4 H college students Lois Wright and Ellen Pigage earned state awards for practical 4 H projects. Wright, a junior at Eastern Illinois University, won the state recreation program award funded by John Deere after attending the 41st National 4 H Club Congress in Chicago. Pigage, a Cornell University sophomore, won a state bread demonstration award backed by Standard Brands and received a $50 savings bond. Both demonstrated high skills in their award projects as part of a national 4 H effort with more than 240 college scholarships awarded to national winners.
Notice to all persons that February 4, 1963 is the claim date in the Clark County Illinois estate of Arthur M. Tarman deceased. Claims may be filed without summons. Co executors Helen M. Tarman and John W. Lewis Jr. contact attorney John M. Hollenbeck of Marshall Illinois.
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