Drive Carefully When Roads Are Icy and Silage Notes
Snappy weather prompts caution as Howard Hogsett urges careful driving and extra following distance on icy roads. Prepare safety gear including shovel, tow rope, sand, flares, flashlight, ice scraper, and spare chains. The article also discusses calves and ewes needing dry matter intakes and the challenges of feeding silage with varying dry matter content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. Hogsett
Univeriity of Illinois College of Agriculture
Ines
Traffic Safety Tips From Charles F Carpenter
During winter motorists are given tips on stopping safely on snow and ice. Starting smoothly is advised to avoid wheel spin and slipping, with a suggestion to begin in second or high gear for easier acceleration and less skid.
Easy On The Accelerator For Smoother Starts
Advice emphasizes gentle acceleration using automatic or fluid clutch systems. Keep overdrive out or in low range for steadier handling, start slowly then steady throttle, apply chains for superior starting and climbing traction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F
Carpen- Ome
Eee
of State
Springbare Ales
Sunday church schedule and invitation notice
Sunday school at 9 30 and worship at 11 o'clock with the topic Love. Wednesday evening testimony meeting at 7 45. Reading room open Wednesday 2 00 to 5 00 pm. The public cordially invited.
New Farm Corn Allotments Available for 1956
Farmers planning to plant corn in 1956 on farms that had no corn in 1953 1954 or 1955 must apply for a corn acreage allotment to qualify for price support in 1956. Harold Weaver chair of the County ASC said marketing quotas do not apply to corn. Without an allotment, all corn produced on a farm in 1956 would make it ineligible for price support in 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Weaver
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Commacre
Concordia Lutheran Service At Le Roy Pacter Mueller
Worship at Concordia Lutheran Church at American Legion Hall Le Roy features a sermon on Timothy the Ideal Son from Acta 16 1 8 and a children s lesson on the Paralyzed Man along with Sunday school and Bible class. Forced air grain conveyors offer advantages over mechanical conveyors in this brief item.
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Concordia Lutheran Church
American Legion Hall
le Roy F. Mueller
Pacter
Timothy
Jesus
God
Card of Thanks for Union Fire Department Aid
Mr and Mrs Harold Graham and children publish gratitude to the Union Fire Department for their efforts to save the home.
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West Union Unit
Home Bureau
Edith Lederman
Shirley Morton
Union Fire Department
Harold Graham
Wide Wonderful World Wide Wonderful World
Editor notes on ancient banking and interest as unproductive in Greece and Rome. A dismissive view of money lending contrasts with primitive societies. Child voices may influence future, with 4 million births last year and 9.2 per thousand rate, about 4 million added in the postwar decade.
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Greece
Rome
United States
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