Rye pasture saves dairy farm feed costs in Illinois
University of Illinois extension dairy specialist J. G. Cash cites a Clinton county dairy case showing nine acres of fall seeded rye produced lush spring pasture for 17 cows. Milk output rose by 71 pounds per day, hay and silage use dropped, and grain use halved. The rye silage will cover July to August needs. To ensure rye pasture for next spring, sow in late August or early September.
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J. G. Cash
University of Ilinois
Ry’ E
Clinton County
Cash
Brucellosis Declines in Illinois Swine Herds
Illinois veterinarians report fewer brucellosis reactors in swine herds in 1953 than 1952. Of 34,401 tested, 5.4 percent reacted, with a decline since 1950, under project 1046 eradicating the disease, aiding profitability and human health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Illinois
Illinois
Birdsfoot Trefoil Gains Ground In Illinois Pastures
A new University of Illinois Circular 725 outlines Birdsfoot Trefoil use in permanent pastures. The guide by J J Pierre and J A Jacobs covers establishment management and benefits including drought tolerance and grazing suitability. Copies available from county farm advisers or the Illinois College of Agriculture Urbana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Mlinoi& College of Agriculture
Illinois
University South
Urbana
J. A. Jacobs
University of Ilinois
University of Illinois College of Agriculture
Business Pulse Needs a Shot in the Arm
The author argues consumer and retailer morale have cooled after wartime ease. Consumers weigh pocketbooks against family budgets while sales resistance rebuilds. The piece laments fading service in transactions and urges appreciation of customers to boost sales.
Remember by the Old Timers
A compilation of reminiscences from readers in Texas Minnesota Wisconsin and Oregon. Subjects include early wells in Texas bread in Nome Alaska a rural North Dakota school scare a neighbor sow a major trout hatchery dedication and United States nickel production figures.
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E. G. Meyer
Duluth
Minnesota
North Pole
Nome
Alaska
Myra Day Merry
Hudson
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Praea Servae
Frankfort
Kentucky
Obituary Charles Benjamin Stover
Charles Benjamin Stover born February 19 1885 in Clark County Minnesota. He died July 7 1954 at 7 45 pm aged 68 years 4 months 18 days. Survived by wife Mary Suzana Stover three sons Herman Earl Charles Jr and others and four daughters with residences listed.
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Charles Benjamin Stover
Alfred B. Stover
Levina Woods
Clark County
Mlinoia
Herman
Mary
Suzanna Lewis
Mary Suzana
Bessie
Freda
Charles
Farr
Charles, Jr
Earl
Terre Haute
Ind
Beasie
Ruth Copper
Oaktown
Community Notes Include Visits And Family Gatherings
Walter Nicol of Alles day evening guest of Miller and Mrs. Muldrea with their son Joe spent one day with Kathryn Spangreene’s family. Several from here attended the Carpenter reunion and the Martinsville Fair. Mrs. Maude Miller hosted visitors. veterans hospital stays noted. Walter Crumling and Golda Blizzard stopped by. Janice Jackson and Mary Brewster visited their grandmother. The Herald price listed.
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Joe
Walter Nicol
Alles
Miller
Muldrea-withars
Kathryn
Spangreene
Casey
Carpenter
Faney
Golda Blizzard
Revinne T. Miller
Veteranis
Jane
Maifia
Ren
Joe Williams
Enday
Janice- Jackson
Mary Brewster
Marshall
Allright
Maude Miller
Rand
Walter Crumling
Potters’ Hall
Aide “Miller
Martinsville
Church Schedule Announces Week Services and Invitation
The notice lists Sunday worship at 9 3 a m and 10 45 a m evangelistic service with an 8 00 p m prayer meeting. A Wednesday 8 00 p m service is planned. An invitation is extended to those who do not attend regularly.
Sten Receives Warm Welcome at Community Event
Local figure Sten was greeted warmly during a community event described as a friendly reception with residents and volunteers in attendance. Attendees praised Sten’s involvement and pledged ongoing support for neighborhood initiatives.
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W. F. Lytle
University of Illinois Agricultural
Lytle
A. A. Thor
K. A. Kendall
O. F. Gaebe
WILL
Ilinois
Pear Minear
Harwood
Texas
Oregon
McKenzie River
Free World
Ratt Ler
Alvin *T Mailler
Fxt
Ati the Veterans Hospital
Dan
the Herald
Marshall Loan&co
Gehl
America
Michigan
Tenth and
Plum Streets
Floyd Dunn
J. B. Lumber Yard
Chevrolet
Archer Ave
Adventages
Wghest
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