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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1964

Page

6

Illinois Farmers Outlook Amid Drought Across States

Illinois faces generally good prospects despite May to June rainfall shortages in a central belt. Nationally drought stricken zones include western Kansas, Oklahoma, eastern Colorado, New Mexico, and northern Texas, while the Dust Bowl area and Pacific coast regions show varied crop conditions. The U S wheat crop is forecast at 981 million bushels, with 261 bushels per acre, and pastures at 80 percent condition.

Great Plains Kanas Oklahoma Colorado New Mexico Texas Panhandle Pacific Coast U S Central California Oregon Montana-Dakotas Illinois

SAVE YOUR SOIL Build grass waterways and farm ponds now

An agricultural notice outlines soil and waterway practices including August as prime for waterways, removing vegetation, shaping crossable channels, and creating a three to four inch seedbed. Recommendations cover seedbeds, fertilizer rates, and grass types like Tall Fescue. Multiple farmers in Parker, Melrose, Anderson, Wabash, Casey, and other townships are noted for pond and waterway projects.

Robert Sherwood Parker Township Harry Willman Darwin Willman Charles Rains Melrose Arthur Miller Anderson Township Haywood Davis Kermit Harris Orange Township William Graham Casey Township Emmett Sutton Martinsville Township Marion Tucker Wabash Township Jack DeLaughery R. D. Gustafson Dolson Township Harold Williams Johnson Township

Local families host weekend guests and 4-H camp plans

Mr and Mrs Hubert Collier and other relatives visited in Robinson and Georgetown. Doris Shawler led 4-H youth to Monticello Illinois for a week away while county 4-H members reserve spots for district camp July 6 10 near Monticello. The main camp features crafts recreation nature study waterfront and 4 H candlelighting at Allerton Park.

Hubert Collier Terry Collier Georgetown Mr Collier Fairy Collier Lon Drake Robinson Doris Shawler Mike Strohm Patty Stanfield Steve Macke Bobby Jackson Steve Ann Shawler Mont Paris Hospital Harold Wilson Tampa Florida Herman Gillis Clark County Monticello Mike Abel Eloise Beard Ronnie Beard Cathy Bundy Glenda Bundy Lois Bundy Walter Burkybile J'm Cline Nancy Cline Jack Crumlin Leslie Douglas Sally Douglas Carol Ann Finkbiner Larry Gabeener Karl Gasaway Donald Guinnip Bob Jackson Lynn Medsker Randy Medsker Gregory Pearce John Pearce Steve Shawler Paul Tingley Larry Weaver Valerie Endsley Linda Crumlin Fred Manhart Warren Bundy Sunken Garden Allerton Park

West Union Social Notes From Ruth Wright

Vienna Illinois visitors Rex Wright and family stayed with Harry Wright. Harold Short and children vacation with Ogles. Jerry Lindley family vacationing with Lindleys and Poormans. Hattie Ledermann hosted missionary group. Jerry Gard visiting grandmother while husband at Camp Ripley. Hazel Downey and children from Newton visited Isbel family. Frank Killion and wife from Brazil visited Ogles. Trinka Cline left for Carbondale journalism workshop returning August 1. Hubert Collier of Danville vacationed here.

Rex Wright Vienna Illinois Mr Wright Harry Wright Harold Short Sandwich William Ogle Short Hutsonville Jerry Lindley Herbert Lindley Robert Poorman Hattie Ledermann Missionary Society of the Christian Church South America Mexico Jerry Gard Mr Gard Camp Ripley Little Falls Minnesota Hazel Downey Newton Charles Isbel Frank Killion Brazil Trinka Cline Carbondale Hubert Allen Collier Danville

Khrushchev learned extension ideas during U.S. visit

Pravda reveals Khrushchev admitted some Soviet extension practices were borrowed in recent reforms. United States extension exists through universities with agents aiding farmers and promoting production plans. 4-H links youth to extension work through domestic industry sponsors and hundreds of clubs culminating in the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago with about 1,600 delegates yearly.

Russia Khrushchev Cooperative U.S Pravda Krushchev United States of America Eastman Kodak Armour and Company Santa Fe Railway Burlington Railroad Milwaukee Railroad Chicago & North Western Railway Coats & Clark Conrad Hilton Hotel Cudahy Packing Company Firestone Illinois Central Railroad International Harvester Kerr Glass Livestock Conservation Incorporated Montgomery Ward Sears-Roebuck Foundation Westinghouse Educational Foundation Wilson & Co Ohio General Motors American ‘Oil Foundation Chicago

Old Timers Remember Ironing At Home

Mrs. Thomas P. Patterson of Galax Virginia recalls using a heavy flat iron heated on a wood stove with soot parings cleaned by rags paraffin and salt to remove starch. She contrasts it with modern steam irons and imagines the marvel of early electric models. Contributions to The Old Timer Box 639 Frankfort Kentucky.

Thomas P. Patterson Galax Virginia Frankfort

Attendance, visits mark Mt Olive Sunday list

Attendance at Mt Olive Sunday was 71. Mr and Mrs Leo Guyer Jr and sons, Mrs Vergie Wells, Iva Wilbert and Annie Phillippe of Martinsville called on Mr and Mrs Alva Wells Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Herbert Wilkinson and sons of Robinson spent Saturday with Mrs Esther Leasure.

Mt. Olive Leo Guyer, Jr Vergie Wells Iva Wilbert Annie Phillippe Martinsville Alva Wells Herbert Wilkinson and Sons Robinson Esther Leasure

Local social visits cited across several households

Mr and Mrs Lloyd Trueblood and family called on Mrs Lena Artman Tuesday evening. Mrs Leah May Green and sons and Mrs Katie Arnold called on Mrs Flossie Kenderdine Sunday afternoon. Miss Teresa Conover stayed with her grandmother Mrs Foster Weger at Flat Rock. Mrs Pato Deahi visited Thursday afternoon with Mrs Ray Drake and daughter. Mr and Mrs Joe McCrory attended the wedding of June Draper and Gale Gower at Hutsonville Sunday. Mrs Esther Leasure spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Noah Willard at Robinson.

Lloyd Trueblood Lena Artman Leah May Green Katie Arnold Flossie Kenderdine Teresa Conover Foster Weger Flat Rock Pato Deahi Ray Drake Joe McCrory June Draper Gale Gower Hutsonville Esther Leasure Noah Willard Robinson

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Illinois Farmers Outlook Letter Flossie Burnam John Low Larry Dean Homer Burman Mr Schmidt Wright City Missouri Russell Burnam Donald Drake Harry Burnam Lock Marshall Crawford County Memorial Hospital John Strohm Woodstock Nelle Strohm Wey Herald West Union Ruth Wright John Deere Joo General Foods Olin Button Purina Pony Show Marshall Day Martinsville Day Casey Day Martinsville, Ill Westfield and West Indiana Day Illinois Thoroughbred Association Toby D. Ellis Topline Gene Halter Wild Animal Circus Great Midwest AQHA IQHA Great Midwest Ukc Johnny King Casey Miss Frances Drake R. E. Laird Marshall, Illinois Zimmerly Paris Dick King Special Agent Icountry Life Insurance Company
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