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Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1948

Page

7

Beef cattle breeders urged to attend Farm Week events

Farm Bureau News notes Tuesday February 10 as the date for the 47th Farm and Home Week at the University of Illinois Urbana. A program features beef cow selection, feeder calf raising talks by E S Matteson R J Webb and C Francis, plus a stockmen banquet with Charles E Snyder as principal speaker.

University of Clinois Urbana R. R. Snapp College of Agriculture Matteson University of Missouri R. J. Webb Dixon Springs C. Francis Illinois Charles E. Snyder Chicago Drovers Journal

Getting Started in Farming and Homemaking at Farm and Home Week

The University of Illinois 47th Farm and Home Week in Urbana runs February 9 to 18 with a half day program on Getting Started in Farming and Homemaking. J B Cunningham leads the opening session with talks by L J Norton and Margaret Goodyear. A panel led by P E Johnson discusses farm family cooperation and profit sharing featuring an ex soldier family and others.

Illinois University of Illinois College of Agriculture Urbana Smith Music Hall University of Minois J. B. Cunningham L. J. Norton Department of Agricultural Economics Margaret. Goodyear Homie Economics Homer M. L. Mosher E. B. Hill Michigan State College P. E Johnson Johnson

Rural Builders Short Course At Illinois College Of Agriculture

Enrollment opens for the Rural Builders Short Course at the University of Illinois Urbana in February. Professor D G Carter directs the program aimed at carpenters contractors and service men involved in rural construction. The course covers farm building planning materials selection and modern construction methods to aid farmers and builders.

University of Illinois College of Agriculture Urbana D. G. Carter Carter

Farm Home Week calls for grain samples from Clark County

Farm Adviser Charles N. Glover urged Clark County wheat and soybean growers to submit entries for the University of Illinois Farm and Home Week in Urbana. Samples must be one peck and of top quality from the 1947 crop, to be sent to J. C. Hackleman in the agronomy department. Ribbons will be awarded to the top five in each crop, with the top wheat and top soybean entries advancing to a national competition.

Clark County University Ofllinois Urbana Charles N. Glover J. C. Hackleman Agronomy Department University of Clinois Dinois Crop Improvement Association

State winners display at University corn soybean competition

The farm adviser announced that samples from the state winners of the 10 acre corn and soybean competition will be on display at the University in Minneapolis.

Minneapolis University

Honor Local 4-H Leaders At Springfield Banquet

Three Clark county 4-H Club leaders with long records of service were honored at the state recognition banquet at the Abraham Lincoln Hotel in Springfield January 22. Dr. Oscar Johnson, pastor of Third Baptist Church St. Louis, spoke as new Baptist World Alliance president. A tour of Springfield points of interest followed the banquet.

Clark County Springfield Chas. N. Glover Catherine Slater Martinsville Robert. Moore Perry Williams Marshall Glover Oscar Johnson Third Baptist Church St. Louis Johnson Baptist World Alliance Copenhagen Denmark Illinois Chain Store Council Farm and Home Bureaus Anna Sears E. H. “Duke” Regnier The Ilinois Agricultural Extension Service Pearl Kemp

State Police Expand Rural Crime Push Across 37 States

Bigger and better trained forces are increasing state police powers to curb rural crime and enforce highway laws. About 14,000 officers now serve nationwide with Pennsylvania leading at 1,361 troopers and 139 civilians.

Council of State Governments Pennsylvania

Bauxite Ore as Source of Aluminum

Aluminum derives from bauxite ore with 25 to 30 percent aluminum content. The ore weighs 167 pounds per cubic foot and alloys offer high strength, corrosion resistance, and good conductivity. Production steps include mining, alumina extraction, and reduction, with over eight tons of inputs needed per ton of aluminum. Prior to World War I the U S imported most bauxite, mainly via Mobile and New Orleans.

United States Dutch Guiana Mobile New Orleans

Immunize School Children Against Diphtheria Now

Illinois health officials warn two thirds of diphtheria cases are among school children. Parents should immunize kids at six to eight months and booster at school entry. Keeping children in close contact spreads illness to younger siblings.

Illinois Department of Public Health

Notice of Claim Day in John Klinger's Estate

Notice to all persons that Monday March 1 1948 is the claim date in the estate of John KlingER deceased pending in the County Court of Clark County Tri nily. Claims may be filed before that date without mandamus and executor Virgil Remlinger. Snavely Miller Attorneys Marshall Illinois Advertisement 4 3.

John Klinger John, Kllinger Clark County Trinily Virgil Remlinger Snavely & Miller Marshall Tlinois

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