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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1954
Page
2
The Illinois system channels license and admission taxes from horse racing and wagering into the Agricultural Premium Fund. Funds fund county fairs 4 H Clubs and fairs, the State Fair, university buildings, and advisers salaries. The Illinois Revised Statutes govern these provisions.
A reflective column blends personal anecdotes on memory and accountability with a humorous aside about sneaking into a basketball game. It contrasts a woman’s keen memory with an elephant’s, then shifts to unrelated farm notes from University of Illinois experts on dairy feed and meat-type hogs prices.
The Agricultural premium fund may be procured from the State Department of Agriculture in Springfield Illinois. The note outlines a process for access and eligibility for farmers and related entities seeking premium fund support in Illinois.
M E Hearn of Pratt Kansas grew up on a farm and failed in Kansas City sales until a grocery store manager, noticing his hesitation, ordered twenty cases after a brief encounter. The manager advised him never to fear calling on anyone and the lesson stayed with Hearn for decades.
A mash of show business notes highlights Spike Jones being banned, Perry Como’s award by the Washington Variety Club, and Marlene and Frank Parker in a Columbia collection Sweethearts. Also mentions a university economist predicting no major farm price action this session and dairy hay considerations with corn.
The article warns coccidiosis is costly to young chicks and outlines prevention steps. It notes contaminated feed and water as infection sources, symptoms like bloody droppings, and emphasizes sanitary equipment, dry litter, removing sick birds, and sourcing healthy new stock. It also mentions turnover in flock management and limiting exposure.
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