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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1964

Page

6

Illinois Cattle Outlook Highlights Divisions in Farm Profit

An Illinois outlook notes feeder cattle prices fell causing losses for feeders while ranchers had smaller, steadier incomes. It compares 1962 63 incomes across Intermountain Northern Plains Southwest and Illinois losses per head and per cow, urging price adjustments to restore balance. It also reports Bushnell youth Eddie McMillian winning the Illinois FFA Star State Farmer award at Champaign Urbana with future regional competition.

USDA Intermountain Northern Plains Illinois

Farm Views: Johnson outlines 150 bushel corn goal at field tours

Farm adviser Pat Johnson presents a recipe claiming 150 bushels of corn per acre at the Brownstown Soil Experiment Field tour with related soil treatments and high yield examples on Cisne soil. He notes tours on June 11 12 and 15 featuring nitrogen timing weed control and soil studies for diverse crops and management practices.

Pat Johnson Brownstown Pat Toledo Newton

Eddie earns star farmer honors and FFA awards in Bushnell Prairie City

The student, Eddie, accumulates multiple FFA prizes including star farmer awards at chapter sectional and district levels. He holds FFA offices, competes in livestock judging and parliamentary procedure, and earns chapter scholastic and DeKalb outstanding senior honors. He is active in 4-H, National Honor Society, sports, band, student council, and aims for Illinois Agriculture economics with plans to return to farming after college.

FFA Foundation Bushnell Prairie City FFA Loag DeKalb Eddie Von Bushnell-Prairie City High School McDonough County University Ofllinois College of Agriculture

Better Use of Nitrogen Points for Higher Corn Yields

University of Illinois researchers led by R H Hageman and Earl R Long, with $40 000 USDA support, will study nitrogen metabolism in corn. Field and lab work will link nitrate use to tasseling ear initiation and grain yield, testing hormone effects and enzyme activity across growth stages.

University of Illinois USDA Ilinois Agricultural Experiment Station R. H Hageman Earl R. Long Ans

Safe driving starts with vehicle safety checks

Chief Raymond Miller urges drivers to ensure their cars are safe through regular checks. Studies link up to one quarter of accidents to defective equipment, and up to 55 percent of cars fail state safety checks. Regular inspections of brakes lights steering tires exhaust glass wipers and horn can prevent crashes.

Raymond Miller

Five Points News Roundup From Mrs Wilhoit Column

The Bible school program is planned for Sunday evening June 14. Harlie Brosman Jr and family visited in Bloomington Indiana last Sunday. Kraemer and David of Dallas arrived to visit with Hutchens and Wilson families. Wilhoit and Cornwell moved to a new home in Salem Illinois. Kinmundy hosts Arvie Mulvaney dinner guests. Faye Pittenger of Terre Haute died from a truck accident and funeral services were held in Terre Haute. Mabel Burkett hosted Clark Center Home Extension members. A Collinsville picnic honored S Sgt Herbert Hutchens and family enroute from Dill City Oklahoma.

Harlie Brosman, Jr John Waltz Bloomington Indiana Robert Kraemer David Dallas Texas Harlan Hutchens Jane Terry Harvey Wilson Mike Glenn Wilhoit Ron Cornwell Cindy Herbert Hutchens Dill City Oklahoma

Family gathering spans Collinsville and nearby towns

Those present in Collinsville were Mr and Mrs Glenn Wilhout Mrs Rex Wilhoit and family from this vicinity Mr and Mrs Ron Cornwell and Cindy from Salem Mr and Mrs Dale Wilhoit Mr and Mrs Darrell Wilhoit and family Mr and Mrs Nelson Auld and family all of Collinsville and Mr and Mrs Jim Wilg hoit and Eric Valerie Corby and Toby of Eldon Missouri and the Hutchens family

Collinsville Glenn Wilhout Rex Wilhoit Ron Cornwell Cindy Salem Dale Wilhoit Darrell Wilhoit Nelson Auld Jim Wilghoit Eric Valerie Corby Toby Eldon Missouri Hutchens

Ohio Chapel Homecoming Set With Speakers

Ohio Chapel announces a Sunday Homecoming on June 14 with Sunday school at 10 30 a m a basket dinner at noon and a program starting at 1 30 p m Sister Haley will be among the speakers No evening service. Local residents and visiting families are noted in daily social entries.

Local visitors and transfers noted in community roundup

Wells and Stanley and Mary Sue visited Mrs. Bartlett Saturday. Quimba Norton and family and Grant Hollenbeck spent Sunday with Harold Graham family. William Marvin moved from Charleston to West Terre Haute plant and stays with George Marvin’s family. Marie Hollenbeck visited Mabel Gard Friday. James Graham’s birthday celebrated with carry in. Leslie Wernz stayed with Neal Bompus and attended Bible school at Brick.

Sister Haley Harry and Maude Grant Allen Crumlin Pato Dehl Lottie Crumrin Pleasie Bartlett Perry Green Hutton Joy Skelly Maggie White Ruby Graham Terra Haute Nina Blankenbaker Grant Hollenbeck Anna Shotwell George Marvin Mike Eric Geneva Crumlin Ruth Boyer Anna Bell Wells Charles Moore James Graham Dorothy Wernz Marie Hollenbeck Lucille Vanfleet Mabel Gard Hutsonville Golda Finch Robinson Juanita Wernz Ruthie Sharon Sweitzer Tom Pato Dehli Anna Dee Wells Stanley Mary Sue Pleasis Bartlett Quimba Norton Harold Graham William EB. Marvin Charleston West Terre Haute Leslie Wernz Neal Bompus Brick

If Some Dogs Were Like Their Masters Verse

A historical quatrain argues dogs mimic their owners by biting friends strangers and children, using satirical tone to critique human behavior reflected in pets.

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Illinois Farmers Outlook Letter Bushnell Eddie McMillian Star State Farmer of Illinois Ffa Champaign- Urbana Illinois Association Future Farmers of America Robert M. Schneider Illinois Department of Agriculture Star Farmer of Star Star State Farmer Marvin Martin Kewanee Dennis Muelle Kingston Ronald Schaufelberger Greenville Gary Schwab Litchfield Keith McMillan Star State Warren Bundy Clark County Farm Adviser G. B. Wilhoit Ohio Chapel R. E. Laird Marshall, Illinois Frank the Gards Marion IBC Wabash Terre Haute Ind Rose Polytechnic Rt. 40 Sun Jim Martins TOF Jim Martin Marshall Co-Op. Assn., Inc South Fifth ST
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