World demand keeps soybean prices firm amid stock concerns
Strong global demand for soybeans, meal, and oil supports prices despite lowered price supports. Exports and domestic use rise, processors crush more beans, and oil meal prices stay high. February soybeans on hand total 950 to 975 million bushels with 447 under price support, while free supply hovers near 15 million. Domestic needs and exports total 600 to 625 million, widening the gap between free supply and requirements.
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L. H. Simer
CCC
Gulf Ports
4 H 4 H Model Rocket Project draws thirty members
The 4 H Model Rocket Project begins with about thirty 4 H ers signing up to build and design rockets from kits. They will exhibit at a 4 H show with rockets from 4 to 43 inches long and firing up to 2000 feet using solid fuel engines. Keith Honnold of Kansas Royal 4 H Club will spend this summer in Italy through the 4 H Teen Caravan program. Gene Horn of Redman Ag Club spent 1969 in Europe through the same program. The Teen Caravan is open to 17 to 20 year olds interested in people and international understanding. Enrolled 4 H ers in veterinary science will spend two weekends at Dart and Taylor Clinic observing procedures. The Cooperative Extension Office thanks Dr Taylor for his help. Think, work, and economize to advance, otherwise a judge may take it away. Palatable drinking water is a valued asset few cities can boast.
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Keith Honnold
Kansas Royal
Keith
Italy
Gene Horn
Redman Ag Club
Europe
E¢ Dart
Taylor
Cooperative Extension Office
Will Speak at NFO Supper at Marshall High School
Bill Sellhorst of Dodge Nebraska born 1932 served in Korea and is an NFO fieldman and Nebraska NPS president. He will speak at the NFC whole hog sausage supper March 14 at 7 pm in Marshall High School.
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Bill Sellhorst
Dodge
Nebraska
Korea
National Farmers Organization
NFO
Sellhorst
NPS
Marshall High School
Illinois Constitutional Convention may split vote on new constitution
Delegates on February 4 rejected ratification in a single package and likely will present the proposed constitution article by article. The current Illinois Constitution has 14 articles covering rights, taxation, government, courts, and education. Voters may decide for each article to keep or replace the current provisions.
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New York
Illinois
Jave One
Rcord
Chicago
General Assembly
Executive Branch
Tlinois
Melrose social notes feature birthdays and visits
Weekend visits and birthday celebrations fill Melrose with family gatherings. Frankie Powell, Lori Hills and Donna Kenderdine join relatives for meals and parties in February. Steve Smitley to Fort Leonard Wood marks a farewell. others host dinners and call on neighbors across the community.
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Frankie Powell
Johny Shelton
Mike
Norma Powell
Frankie
Donnie Powell
Charles Kenderdine
Lori Hills
Paul Hills
Stewart
Tammy
Valerie
Amber
Paula
Kevin Spencer
James
Peggy Hills
Rodney
Donna Kenderdine
Kenneth Blankenbeker
Ralph Blankenbeker
Leota Chapman
Homer Parcel
Morton
Ilinois
Richard Parcel
Bonnie
Timmy
Warren ‘Kenderdine
June
Charlies Kenderdine
Donna
Community Notes From Choctaw Area Social Visit Log
Cedar Lake Indiana resident Herman Carpenter visits his brother Harry Carpenter. Mar Shall residents Bill Garver and Grace Higginbotham host Sunday visitors. Everett Higginbotham and Harry Carpenter perform carpentry for Marshall Mattis. Montell Hammer from Martinsville visits Thursday morning. Rev Glen Arbuckle called Sunday noon. Betty Crumlin and Geneva Crumlin visit West Union. Maude Miller hosts Friday visit with Martha Booker in Marshall. Ben Strohm and John Blizzard dine with Maude Miller and Williams family. Eunice Jackson hosts dinners. Sp 4 Wee Williams test flights to Oakland to Indiana by plane with family. John Blizzard Ben Strohm also shop in West Union Wednesday.
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Herman Carpenter
Cedar Lake
Indiana
Harry Carpenter
Bill Garver
Mars
Grace Higginbotham
Everett
Sandra Roberts
Tommy Shotts
Maude Miller
Everett Higginbotham
Marshall Mattis
Montell Hammer
Martinsville
Glen Arbuckle
Betty Crumlin
Geneva
Crumlin
Rural West Union
Martha Booker
Marshall
Ben Strohm
Ernst and
John Blizzard
Woodford Wiliams
Joe Williams
Mary Davison
Roger
Richard Williams
Eunice Jackson
Burnside Bight
Wee Williams
Oakland
California
Indianapolis
Weat Union
Card of Thanks for Homer Hendrix Family
Words cannot express our gratitude for the kindness shown by friends and relatives during our recent bereavement. The family of Homer Hendrix extends thanks to all who offered thoughts and support.
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Homer
Hendrix
Hair loss causes and treatment doubts warned by Ebb Hair
The piece states that male pattern baldness accounts for most baldness cases and that Ebb Hair Specialists cannot help those who are completely bald. It questions the cause of hair loss for non-slick balding readers and encourages inquiry into actual causes.
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