Farm Adviser's Views on Planting Delays and Dairy Month
Illinois farmers face delayed corn and soybean planting due to heavy rains across the Midwest. May 20 planting was only 20 percent complete versus 67 percent normally, with Indiana Missouri and other states experiencing slow field work. The piece also notes ample corn carryover, 4-H camping in Clark county at Allerton Park, and dairy month highlighting milk as a cost effective protein source while outlining quota rules and price supports for wheat.
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Illinois
Midwest
Indiana
Southern Plains
Ilinois
Missouri
Tinois
Corn Belt
Clark County
Allerton Park
Monticello
Mlinois
1958 Wheat Marketing Quota Referendum Set
The date June 20 was set for a wheat growers vote on 1958 crop wheat marketing quotas. Harold Weaver notes quotas must be approved by at least two thirds voting yes. If approved, compliant growers receive price support. penalties apply for excess acreage beyond allotments. The national minimum average price is $1.78 per bushel.
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Benson
Harold Weaver
Clark County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Clark County
ASC
Weaver
Confused Consumers Learn Eight Cheese Groups
A nationwide survey shows homemakers misunderstand many cheese names like Muenster Camembert and Provolone. Dairy technologist S L Tuckey advocates eight basic groups soft-unripened surface ripened interior ripened whey club processes cheese food and cheese spreads to reduce confusion.
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S L. Tuckey
University of Tsiois
Tuckey
Special Agronomy Day Invitation at Illinois Farm
The University of Illinois Agronomy Farm hosts a Special Invitation on Thursday June 27 a look at tomorrow research in crops and soils. Tours run 10 00 am to 3 30 pm with about 3 hours to see all points. Cold drinks available bring lunch milk intake guidance included.
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University of Illinois Agronomy Farm
Illinois
Publication Notice in Clark County Chancery Suit
In Clark County Illinois Grace Orndorff sues Mary Kirby and others seeking partition of the southeast quarter of section 26 township 12 north range 8 west. Geneva Kirby and Paul Richardson Kirby are named as defendants and must answer by July 15 1957 or risk default. The case is in the Circuit Court at Marshall.
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Circuit Court
Grace Orndorff
Mary Kirby
Geneva Kirby
Paul Richardson Kirby
Clark County
Tilnois
Range
Illinois
Marshall
Ilinois
Ray Burkybile
Snavely, Miller & Meehling
Keiser
Ancient villages found along Snake River in Upper Hell's Canyon
Smithsonian survey work near Brownlee and Hell's Canyon reservoirs uncovered four habitational sites on both Oregon and Idaho sides. Artifacts include projectile points knives scrapers and milling stones with deer elk bones and freshwater mussel shells indicating a hunting gathering economy with some plant food use and limited fishing remains.
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Washington
Hell’s Canyon
Snake River
Smithsonian Institution
Brownlee
Hell's Canyon
Oregon
Snake
Robinette
Idaho
Big Bar
Arrival of a fine baby at Ora and Cline home
Rejoicing over the arrival of a fine baby at the home of Ora and Cline and wife of York township yesterday. Also notes on L Kilborn resigning as rural route carrier, a Saturday examination to select a new carrier, and local marriages and events in Clark County.
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Ie Ora
Cline
York Township
L. Kilborn
Cf. Marshall
W. B. Scholfield
Sarah J. Sheppard
Paris
Jacobn Harlan
Bride
Muscogee
Indian Territory
Forty Years Ago 1917 Marriage Licenses and Local Notices
The item lists marriage licenses for Van Austin Tarble and Flossie Davis in Parker township and Dudley Davis in Illinois with Ella Willis of Casey. Also noted is Wart Perdue leaving for oil work in Bartlesville Oklahoma and items about Glen Rosas from Columbus Ohio and Joe Claypool of Edgar county. Early 1917 draft notes mention 67 Dolson boys awaiting call, Roy Claypool’s farewell letter from Clark County Army, and governor-appointed draft exemption board members D A Lee and Seymour Hurst. Additional regional election results, ship crossings, and an expected marriage of Duane Prust and Fern LaFae Platt are mentioned, along with news of a baby boy born to Charles Kennedh at Union Hospital Terre Haute.
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van Austin Tarble
Parker Township
Flossie Mas
Davis
Dudley
Illinois
Morton EE
Flenner
Martinsville
Ella “Willis
Casey
Perdue
Sam
Germany
James
Claypool
Roy
Clark County
Lowden
D. A. Lee
Westfield
Seymour Hurst
Marshall
Clark
Sis’farmee
John
Charmre Ecres
Bristow
Paris
Cross
Atlantic Ocean
Duane Prust
Weat
Union
Fern LaFae
Platt’ -Fort
Wayne
Indiana
Ray Spittler
Marites Ke
Charles
Kennedh
Union’ Hospital
Terre Haute
Blundell Couple Welcome Daughter Michell at St Anthony
Ten years ago in Terre Haute Mrs. Fred Blundell Jr. announced the birth of Michell Louse weighing 8 pounds 5 ounces at St. Anthony Hospital. It is their first child. Warren Scholfield and Theresa Manhart wed at the Methodist Temple in Terre Haute on Wednesday morning June 11 at 10 30. C R McNary recently returned from Arlington Virginia where they visited son Don and family. Don graduated from George Washington University with a Bachelor of Science in Physical Education.
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Fred Blundell, Jr
Michell Louse
St. Anthony Hospital
Terre Haute
Warren B. Scholfield
Theresa Manhart
Methodist Temple
C. R. McNary
Arlington
Virginia
Don
George Washington University
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness
The author expresses gratitude to the minister and his wife, relatives, friends, and neighbors for visits and well cards during illness. Appreciation is extended to those who provided transportation to and from Dr. appointments and the support received.
Family thanks note from Charles H. Moore
George Mitchell's office receives daily treatments as Charles H. Moore thanks Mr and Mrs David C Thompson Mary Ann McNulty and Sam Bradley for flowers and support including latters car and bouquets in a heartfelt message dated to his relatives and friends wishing God Bless you all
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George
Mitchell
David C. Thompson
Mary Ann McNulty
Sam Bradley
Sam_Bradley
Charles H. Moore
Notice of claim in estate of Barney Hammond
Notice is hereby given to all persons that Monday August 5 1957 is the claim date in the estate of Barney Hammond deceased pending in the County Court of Clark County Illinois and that claims may be filed on or before said date without issuance of summons Anna Finkbiner Administrator Omer T Schawler Attorney Marshall Illinois Adv 24 3
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Barney Hammond
Clark County
Ilinois
Boss Males Lead Gigantic Panama Nest Builders
In Barro Colorado Island Panama Canal Zone the giant oriole Zarhynches wagleri nests in hundreds per tree. Female workers weave leaf and bark bags while males supervise all day from sunrise to about 5 30 pm. They rest briefly at noon before night retreats.
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Washington
Barro Colorado Island
Panama Canal Zone
Atomic heating may erase smog in future plants
S. L. Nelson of Hanford says reactor waste heat can heat large structures without soot or smog and is technically feasible. GE engineer predicts atomically powered heating could reduce dirt and ash, but success hinges on fuel availability, a dedicated low energy reactor, and cost cuts in building and running reactors.
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General Electric Company
S. L. Nelson
Hanford Atomic Plant
Hanford
Early Greeks Paid for Young Voting Privilege
A comparison to ancient Athens notes elections for youths at age nineteen. In early Athens nineteen year olds gained full citizenship and voting rights but faced ten years of military service after casting ballots. This highlights the trade offs of early political enfranchisement.
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Los Angeles
Athens
Still Big Problem in Tuberculosis Fight
The article notes progress in saving lives of TB patients but highlights 400000 Americans are still handicapped, 50 million carry TB bacteria, and TB costs the U S about 9 billion dollars annually in tax dollars.
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New York
United States
Diana Linton’s 5th Anniversary Celebration Noted
Five years ago on a Monday in 1937 Mrs Diana Linton observed her birthday anniversary at her Auburn area home two miles northwest of town. The event featured a gracious dinner hosted with help from her daughter and her husband Mr and Mrs Vern Church.
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Diana’ Linton
Auburn
Vern Church
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Warren Bundy
Marshall Herald
York
Dallas
G. A. Updegraph
W. O. Musser
Martinaville
Ernest Lee
Anna Finkbiner
Omer T. Schawler
Marshall, Tllinois
EALER
Thompson
Eitel
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co
Milwaukee
J Earl Finney
Central Lumber CO
Marshall, Illinois
Melrose
Orange
Anderson
Darwin
the Farmers Exchange
Honegger
Robinson, Illin
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