Rabies Can Strike Any Time Says University Expert
Dr. R E Witter of the University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine warns rabies is serious in all seasons as stray animals roam in search of food. Vaccination, confinement, cautious handling of bites, and prompt medical care are advised to prevent infection.
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Chicago
R. E. Witter
College of Veterinary Medicine
University of Illinois
State Department of Public Health
Urbana
Dehorn Dairy Calves For Profits And Safety
Dairymen who keep horned calves risk reduced profits, injuries, and mastitis. University of Illinois dairy scientist Karl Gardner outlines methods to dehorn calves before 10 days old, including caustic solutions and electric irons, noting benefits and ease for one handler.
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Karl Gardner
University of
Gardner
Tips on buying and feeding protein supplements
Illinois dairymen receive guidance from University of Illinois dairy science specialists on choosing protein supplements and grain mixes to cut feed costs while maintaining milk production. Recommendations include 41 to 44 percent protein soybean meal for best value, and adjusting protein levels from 12 percent with high quality roughage to 16 to 18 percent with non legume roughages.
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Wlinois
K. A. Kendall
University of Ilinois
Kendal
Kendall
Safer Tractor Cranking Advice From Experts
Farm machinery specialist Paul Bateman warns that improper hand crank technique can cause arm injuries when starting tractors. He recommends keeping fingers on one side, engaging at bottom of stroke, and pulling up swiftly to turn over a cylinder. If it still won t start, inspect ignition and carburetion.
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Paul Bateman
University of Illinois
Bateman
Illinois Farmers Set Rock Phosphate Usage Record in 1952
Illinois farmers set a new record by using about 700 thousand tons of rock phosphate in 1952, up roughly 119 thousand tons from 1951. Agronomist C. M. Linsley of the University of Illinois notes that at an average application of 1,000 pounds per acre the phosphate has potential benefits.
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Illinois
C. M. Linsley
University of Illinois
Marie Wilson Receives Glamour Female of the Year Honor
CBS Radio and TV star Marie Wilson aka My Friend Irma discusses earning the glamour title by hard work and self mockery. She notes audiences love her dumb blonde persona and reflects on film plans for The Bing Crosby Story with Gary Crosby and Sidney Miller. Der Bingle may record the soundtrack while Donald O’Connor and Lew Ayres are connected to future projects.
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Lyn Connelly
Arie Wilson
CBS Radio and TV
Irma
Miss Wilson
CBS Radio
Marie Wilson
Bing Crosby
Jolson
der Bingle
Crosby
Gary Crosby
Sidney Miller
Donald O’connor
Lew Ayres
Phosphorus Shortage Spurs Soil Test and Rock Phosphate Use
An Illinois agronomist notes 1.4 million acres built with low phosphorus soil show progress but lack publicity. Testing across eighties counties reveals two thirds still deficient in phosphorus. He urges using at least one million tons of rock phosphate yearly and soil testing to tailor applications of phosphorus and potash.
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Lindsley
Illinois
Agronomist
Five Points Highlights from Local Family Notices
Mr. and Mrs. Brose and Janet of East St. Louis Illinois attended services Sunday morning and visited friends in Terre Haute in the afternoon. Mrs. Aletha Ogle's funeral was held at Prust Funeral Chapel in West Union with family attendance. Robert Milton of Indianapolis visited Mr. and Mrs. Walter Morgan and Billy. Rachel Bright hosted a Stanley party. Lloyd Hendrix and family visited his mother Mary Hendrix. Ed Liverly and Euelah Marie hosted Jesse Babcock and Darrel and Donna Craig of near Grandview for Sunday dinner. Rex Wilhoit and Richard Alan and Rhonda spent Sunday evening with Glen Wilhoit.
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Lloyd Hendrix
Mary Hendrix
Jesse Babcock
Darrel
Donna Craig
Near Grandview
Ed Liverly
Euelah Marie
Rex Wilhoit
Richard Alan
Rhonda
Glen Wilhoit
Local Visit and Community Advice Blurb
Mr and Mrs Lester Veach and Gerald visited Sunday evening with his parents Mr and Mrs Wm Veach and attended services. Mr and Mrs Dan Neilbarger Jr and Dudley attended John Deere day at Marshall last week. If frost appears on roof sheathing or attic rafters during cold weather ventilate to let moisture escape.
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Lester'Veach
Gerald
Wm. Veach
Dan Neilbarger, Jr
Dudley
John Deere
Marshall
Muscle-Rut Claim Traced by Physiotherapist Praise
An ad touts Muscles-Rub as a safe quick external prescription for relieving muscle soreness sprains and bruises. Dr T T Connor and patient Mrs I Bekoff endorse its pain relief and sleep benefits with strong claims and testimonials.
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T. T. Connor
Mrs. I. Bekoff
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