Marshall Herald Announcement and Rates
The Marshall Herald presents its publication details listing editors Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart and the Wabash Valley Printing Co. in Marshall Illinois. It notes weekly Friday issues and rates including subscriptions at 2.00 dollars per year and local ads priced at 35 cents per column inch plus 20 cents per reader line with a minimum of two lines.
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Wabash Valley Printing Co
Marshall
Illinois
Mark Stewart
Carlos Stewart
Winois
Herald
Law On The Farm And Worker Compensation
The article discusses how farm labor faces high accident rates and legal exposure despite general workman compensation rules. It notes Illinois exclusions for farm employers, the ceiling limits of compensation, and the continuing common law liability for negligence by farmers.
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Illinois
The
State Industrial Commission
Early Calving Key To Heavy Beef Calves At Dixon Springs
Dixon Springs farmers discuss timing of calving with Station Superintendent Bob Webb. He notes early calving increases feed needs for dry matter protein and nutrients, urging better cow nutrition to achieve heavy calves. Producers consider December to February calving, with March to May pasture calving simpler.
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Illinois
Dixon Springs
Bob Webb
Johnson County
Bob
Herd On Fescue Farm News And Home Week Dates
The cow herd has grazed fescue pastures through winter with half the herd starting hay and corn silage in January while the rest can last until February. George Cmarik notes pasture remains sufficient for the pregnant cows. Farm and Home Week runs January 28 to 31 at Urbana.
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George Cmarik
Bob Webb
Urbana
USDA studies aircraft effects on farm animals
The USDA announces studies on how aircraft noise affects livestock with pigs as test subjects. Early results show no outward or anatomical changes, though production effects require longer observation. Tests expose pigs to jet and piston sounds up to 135 decibels, monitoring eating, heart rate, and anatomy.
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USDA
Air Force
Department of Agriculture
Rural Youth Day At Farm And Home Week
More than 300 members of the Illinois Rural Youth organization are expected to participate in Rural Youth Day during Farm and Home Week at the University of Illinois on Monday January 28. The day’s highlight will be the annual banquet at 545 p.m. in the Illinois Union ballroom with Mary Mossman Ridgway serving as mistress of ceremonies.
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Gregory
Urbana
Henning Larsen
Tminola
Gregory Hall
Dorothy Lam
State Rural Youth Committee
Atlanta
Mlinois
Farm Electrification Council
C. M. Scott
Roseville
Glenn Strong
Carthage
Vet
Illinois State Board of ‘Vocational Education
Dick Cassady
Blackstone
O. L. Hogsett
Bree Ey
Illinois Rural Youth Organization
University of Illinois
Clareta Walker
College of Agriculture
Dini Union
Mary Mossman
Ridgway
Cere
Wide Wonderful 3 World and Its Curious Short History
Franklin J. Meine outlines the Anabaptist Abecedarians and their education stance in 16th century Germany, notes English farming folklore setbacks in 1733, and highlights Horshoe Husbandry as a pivotal agricultural work. Also covers dangers of piranhas and their ferocity despite small size.
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Franklin J. Meine
Germany
England
Thoughts on Work and Civic Duty in Troubled Times
A reader reflects on political critique and national mistakes, urging constructive action over blame. The piece urges kindness, hopeful effort, and peaceful living while urging citizens to remember the past before criticizing current administration.
Peak traffic dangers highlight two daily fatal-accident periods
Secretary of State Charles F Carpentier warns drivers to be extra cautious during two daily peak fatal accident periods from 5 to 7 P.M. and 2 to 5 A.M. Winter darkness and bad weather raise risk by about 50 percent, with weekends in winter six times the annual average.
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Charles F. Carpentier
Springfield
Ilinois
We may not have room to talk in our past
The speaker warns that past actions may deter others and threaten the ship. The current leader is trusted to steer the ship aright and work hard. Unity is urged to maintain their place and continue forward in the race.
Illinois farmers to help with hay and pasture survey
About 25 000 Illinois farmers in all counties will receive questionnaires from the State Crop Reporting Service this week. The new survey measures five year progress in pasture improvement and aims to inform farm advisers of county needs. All respondents will get a summary of results and agronomists urge long lived grasses and legumes across diverted soil bank areas.
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Illinois
State
J.A. Ewing
Crop Reporting Service
Leo Fryman
University of Illinois College of Agriculture
College of Agriculture
University of Ilinois Agronomists
Crossword Fans Seek Puzzles Amid Quizzes
Crossword puzzle addicts are saturated with information that's useless except for cross words or quiz shows. Tests at the University of Illinois Dixon Springs Experiment Station find the best slave comes from combining high forage and high grain yields.
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University of Illnoiis
Dixon Springs
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