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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1969

Page

6

Farmers Share Corn Profit From Efficient Practices

Practical corn farming on the Terre Haute Area Farm highlights a 116 bushel per acre average on 175 acres with a modest input cost under 25 dollars per acre. David Bland of Dennison leads a beef feedlot tour while extension staff note high silage and forage yields and propose efficient, scalable cattle and crop systems for Illinois and Clark County.

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Clark County Soil and Water Conservation District Annual Meeting

The Clark County Soil and Water Conservation District will hold its annual meeting January 27 at 3:30 p.m. at the Colonial Kitchen in Marshall. An election will choose two directors for a two year term. Current terms ending: Eugene Lindley and Woodford Williams. Directors include Wayne D Clapp Glen Keeney and Stan Grotenhuis. Speakers Jack Richmond and Don Pretzsch. Tickets for the smorgasbord banquet available from directors or the Martinsville office.

Clark County Soil and Water Conservation District Colonial Kitchen Marshall Eugene Lindley Woodford Willams Wayne D Clapp Glen Keeney Stan Grotenhuis Soil Conservation Service Clark County S & Wcd Sandra Hardway Jack Richmond Don Pretzsch Marchant Harold Howe H. B. Kline Raymond Reedy M. EB. Woodard Ken Miller Lloyd Ross Bob Stephen Raymond Davidson John Macey Paul Joab Eugene Tineley Don Abel Eugene Weaver David Schiver Martinsville

West Liberty Social Notes Detail Local Visits and Illness

Mrs Dan Shumaker suffered a broken leg in a fall at home and was taken to Paris hospital. The community gathered for various meetings as families visited and attended church events. Charlie Garver’s funeral was held in Paris as friends and relatives joined in services.

Dan Shumaker Paris James Lashbrook Westfield Mike Bardin Michele Clea Cartright Wilbur Cartright Paul Behner Clarksville Louise Gilbert Paris Hospital Leon Newman Shirley Witmer Newlin Gilbert and Sons Howard Cox Elmer Marrs Everett Ross Marrs Charlie Garver

West Union Notes on Hospital Visits and Social Calls

Ernest Nicol entered Union Hospital in Terre Haute for tests and observation. Richard Bumpus underwent surgery at Union Hospital in Terre Haute. his condition is satisfactory. Sant Garlin was taken to Paris hospital under observation by ambulance. Sunday guests at Rosa Tolbert’s included Maurice and Mrs Taylor and Roy Burkett. Sunday guests at Otho Miller’s included BE Evans, Irene Cline, Milo Prust, and Fred Prust. West Union Home Extension met last Thursday with light refreshments for the adviser, one guest, and eight members.

Ernest Nicol Union Hospital Terre Haute Richard Bumpus Rosa Tolbert Maurice Taylor West Terre Haute Roy Burkett Nob‘nson Sant Garlin Prust-Hosch Paris Hospital Otho Miller BE. D. Evans Robinson Irene Cline Marshall Milo Prust Fred Prust West Union Home Extension

My Parents Moved to Louisiana in 1897

Florence Taylor recalls moving from Nebraska to Louisiana with her family in 1897. Four-year-old Florence and her two-year-younger brother traveled by train amid yellow fever and malaria epidemics. They settled in Lake Charles where their father taught, then moved closer to New Orleans for a better job. A kind hotel neighbor soothed Florence during her mother’s packing, as illness struck briefly.

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Choctaw Social Notes Reflect Local Weekend Visits

Mrs. Grace Higginbotham and Everett Higginbotham joined Mrs. Mary Carpenter and Harry for Sunday at home. John Blizzard dined with Mrs. Maude Miller. Carroll Williams of Chrisman Route 2 visited with the Carpenters. Carl Carpenter and Mary Carpenter hosted visits from Martinsville. Everett Higginbotham was seen in Park Sunday. Ed Washburn Marshall and Walter Garner shared Sunday calls. Roger Williams and Michael Garner went on a hike. Maude Miller spent Saturday with John Blizzard. Michael Kevin and Brian Garner remain under doctor care.

Grace Higginbotham Everett Mary Carpenter Harry John Blizzard Maude Miller Carroll Williams Chrisman Martha Booker Marshall Carl Carpenter Martinsville Everett Higginbotham Park Ed Washburn Marshall Walter Garner Roger Williams Michael Ganer Michael Keven Brian Garner

Mothers Resist Teaching Daughters About Marriage

A wry note on how some mothers refuse to pass on what they see as the right methods for marriage, while many wives hope their daughters will choose wiser partners.

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