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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1961

Page

6

Illinois Farmers Outlook on Cattle and Milking Derby

Illinois farmers report 5 752 head of cattle on feed on July 1 up 2 percent from last year. Third quarter feed sales forecast at 3 297 000 head, up 3 percent from a year earlier. Western states show declines, while Minnesota, the Dakotas, Illinois and Indiana show gains. Beef output expected to rise about 3 percent this year, pork and turkey supplies rising, with price pressures noted. The Illinois State Fair Milking Derby, judged by G W Harpestad, opens August 13 for junior exhibitors emphasizing high production. University of Illinois fruit crop experts warn apple scab affecting many orchards.

West Minnesota Dakotas Illinois Indiana Broilers Chicago L. H. Simers Dept. of Ag. Economics G. W. Harpestad University of Illinois DHIA HIA

Clark County 4-H fair plans and display at Marshall

Clark County Fair August 6 to 12 features 4-H federation members plan a stand at the east end of the grandstand with a display and cold drinks. Three steer exhibits from the Harvest Festival will be shown in the beer barn, including grand champion Anguss Bobby Joab and blue ribbon steers purchased by Local entities.

Ron Stickler Clark County Fair Marshall Bobby Joab Angus Formalite John Howard Clark Service Company Linda Crumlin Martinsville State Bank Snavely, Miller & Meehling, Marshall, Ilinois

Honored for Outstanding Production in Clark County

Employees of the Soil Conservation Service in the Clark County district received certificates of merit and cash awards at a Martinsville board meeting. Fremont Schoeck and Robert Slater were honored, with Donald Pretzsch receiving a similar award in Princeton. The awards recognized high planning and implementation of conservation measures using improved techniques. A second item notes Illinois deer TB cases traced to cattle sources, while Illinois farm land taxes in 1960 rose to 123.1 million dollars, with per acre rates highest in the corn belt.

Soil Conservation Service Clark County Soil Conservation District Martinsville E. N. Steely Effingham Fremont Schoeck Robert Slater Donald Pretzsch Bureau County Princeton Illinois Ilinois University of Illinois United States California Krausz U. S

Threshing Season Memories From a Mich. Childhood

Mary Cobb Lawley recalls threshing days in Case ville Michigan with a long line of workers, a stubborn machine, and the communal routines around meals and washing up. She notes the kitchen stove, the deep wells, and the shared work ethic as families awaited their turn in the field. Contributions to The Old Timer column go to The Community Freas Service in Frankfort Kentucky.

Mary Cobb Lawley Caseville Mich Box Jr Frankfort Kentucky

Martinsville Girls Win Poland China Merit Certificate

Sherry and Brenda Bennett of Martinsville will receive the Poland China Certificate of Merit for qualifying five or more Production Registry letters this spring. Bennetts registered 16 litters with an average of 10.9 live pigs per litter and an average birth weight of 2.9 pounds per pig. Production Registry criteria require 9 or more live pigs weighing 26 pounds at birth for sows and 8 or more live pigs weighing 22 pounds for gilts.

Sherry Brenda Bennett Martinsville Poland China China Record Association Galesburg Ilinois Bennetts

Local social notes from Dennison and area households

Mrs Russell Taylor reports weekend gatherings and visits across Dennison West Terre Haute Robinson Oaktown and Sandusky Illinois. Neighbors and relatives including Ham Hedges Garner Taylor Lee Prusett Hall and Jones shared dinners and calls as Marion Garner Nel lie Liggett and others hosted or visited.

F. C. Ham Lewis Hedges Carol Sue Garwood Marshall Marion Garner Carol Hall Loren Thompson West Terre Haute Orville Taylor Frank Augustus Alice Augustus Edith Brown Ohio Annetta Hollenbeck John Yeley Dean Holmes J. H. Johns David Bland Donnetta Harold Johns Jane Harry Johns Oaktown Indiana Betty Ray Cecil Bradbury Robinson Russell Taylor Nellie Liggett Verlan Hurst Glenn Lee Joyce Prusett Linda Lee E. C. Ham Robert Shotts Robin Sandurch Ilinois California E. O. Jones Don Jones

Miss Barkalow Daughter of Carroll W Barkalow

Miss Mary A. Barkalow is listed as the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll W. Barkalow in the society notice. The item notes her lineage without additional details or events.

Mary A. Barkallow Mrs Carroll W. Barkalow

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