Dairy boom fuels Clark County farmers profits in May and June
The Marshall Milk and Cream Company reports May and June profits of about 12 000 dollars to 200 dairymen in Clark and Cumberland counties. The plant handles about 18 000 pounds of milk daily in peak months and operates seven truck routes to serve local farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark County
Marshall Milk and Cream Company
Marshall
Clark
Cumberland Counties
O. K. Allen
Allen
Fentiayivanty Depot
Sixth Street
St. Louis
Terre Haute
Danville
West Union
Greenup
Casey
Edgar
Coles
Cumberland
Crawford
Illinois
Allens
Clark County Farm Bureau
R. B. Apple
Man's Leg Broken When Car Overturns
Terre Haute Indiana June 27 one man suffered a broken leg and three others escaped serious injury when an automobile skidded on the pavement and turned over into a ditch about two miles east of Marshall Illinois. Harry Patterson received the broken leg and was unconscious. his wife and Clyde Cash and his wife were uninjured. They were taken to Fruitridge Avenue homes by a passing motorist. Patterson owns a restaurant at the Vandalia Roundhouse. His condition is not thought serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Marshall
Ill
Harry Patterson
Clyde Cash
Pennsylvania Railroad
Fruit
Clark County Men Attend Urbana Field Day and Cattle Feeders Day
Clark county participants joined the University of Illinois at Urbana experiments Friday June 22 for Field Day on lunestone use and cattle feeding tests. Findings showed light calves more profitable and protein supplements plus corn silage improved returns while ear corn silage matched normal silage in value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Johnson
John Gosset
Pearl Shuey
W. A. Newlin
W. G. Baysinger
Claude Fox
Emerson Cunningham
J. Q. Snedeker
R. BE. Apple
Clark County
University of Illinois
Urbana
University
P. F. Kettering
van Tarble
Meade Sharp
Vern Alrey
C. A. Pence
Greenough Wiser
Paul Behner
Charles Weaver
Old Civil War era cent unearthed by Indiana farmer
While hoeing corn near town, Dewey A. Connelly found an 1846 one cent piece buried in bluegrass sod. The coin, slightly damaged, is said to be potentially valuable with offers already made. The piece’s discovery accompanies a report on a family trip to The Shades and Turkey Run resorts in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey A. Connelly
Connelly
Rolla Burger
Thelma
Orson Wiser
Jane
Shades
Turkey Run
Indiana
Local travelers and family moves noted in Ohio and Nebraska
Miss Vera Miller returned from a ten day visit in Columbus and Findlay Ohio. Mrs Jennie McCrory with son Don and daughter Wilma left for Goodwell Oklahoma to join another son Dean and Don found employment there. Dr Wirt W Lee returned to Chicago after a week with his mother. Mrs Emma Young Miss Elma Kelly others were called to Atkinson Nebraska by the sudden death of S W Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Miller
Columbus
Findlay
Ohio
Jennie McCrory
Don
Wilma
Goodwell, Oklo
McCrory
Wirt W.lee
Chicago
Joe Lee
Emma Young
Elma Kelly
Atkinson, Neb
S. W. Kelly
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hercules
College of Agriculture
Martinsville
Martinsville Planet
Casey Banner
Dean
BABY
Martinsville Hatchery
Martinsville, Ilinois
Ing
Leonard
Alaska
Bubeck & Gallagher
Buick
Buick Motor Company
Flint, Michigan
General Pfotors Corporation
Edgar County Buick Co
Paris
Dlinois
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