Illinois farmers urged to hold prices to expand exports
A Clark County farm column argues higher Illinois prices will shrink both foreign and domestic sales. It notes Illinois leads soybean and corn exports, with major buyers Japan, Germany, the Netherlands, and Canada. Cites USDA data on 1960 61 exports and warns against price hikes that boost imports and reduce sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
USDA
U. S
California
Texas
Mississippi
Lake Michigan
St. Lawrence
United States
Japan
Germany
Netherlands
Canada
United Kingdom
England
Belgium
United States Department of Agriculture
L. H. Simers Dept. of
Ag. Economics
Soil and Water Conservation Plans Across Five Farms
Five farms in Marshall Dolson Casey Martinsville Parker townships develop basic soil and water conservation plans. Plans detail practices, rotations, photos, soil maps, and scheduling, with no-cost availability through Clark County SCS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold L. Moore
Marshall Township
Newlin Gilbert
Dolson Township
Rev Stephen
Max
Robert Stephen
Casey
Martinsville
Ronalds Elliott
Winfield Miller
Parker Township
Ronald Elliott
Parker
Soil Conservation Service
Soil Conservation District
Clark County Soil and Water Conservation District
SCS
Effingham
State Department of Conservation
Wampler Announces Wabash Valley Seminar Program
Fred Wampler announces an Interstate Commission seminar at Indiana State College on March 23 1962 with plans for Stewart Udall to attend Terre Haute. The program includes presentations on coal research rural development and water resources plus a 1:30 pm Udall address and a 7 pm policy session with regional officials and lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wampler
Wabash Valley Interstate Commission
Indiana State College
Stewart Udall
Terre Haute
Thomas Hunter
Bureau of Mines
Robert Burwell
Bureau of Sports, Fisheries and Wildlife
David Howells
Abraham Ribicoff
William F. Cassidy
Chief of Engineers
Corps of Engineer
Wabash River
Cassidy
Jackson Graham
Cincinnati
Ohio
James L. Lewis
Louisville
Kentucky
Udall
Interior Udall
Kerner
Welsh
U.S
Illinois
Indiana
Wabash Valley
Terre Haute House
Matthew Welsh
Otto Kerner
Stewart L. Udall
Clark County corn farmers file for 1962 feed grain program
As of March 1 1962 corn producers on 445 Clark County farms filed intention forms for the feed grain program to divert part of their 1959 60 base acreages to conservation uses In return farmers may receive payments total 88833 with possible advance cash or certificates and March 30 is the deadline Farmers are urged to contact the county ASCS office if they have not yet filed and wish to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Clark County
A. E. Gregg
County Agricultural Stablization and Conservation Committee
ASCS
A Clean Farm Is a Safer Farm
Extension safety specialist O L Hogsett from the University of Illinois urges farm spring cleaning to reduce injuries caused by trash, tools, feed bags, and debris. Rural Safety Council studies place disorder as a major injury factor. he warns about broken steps, abandoned buildings, and inaccessible poisons increasing risk on farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. Hogsett
University Ofllinois College of Agriculture
Finois ‘Rural Safety Council
Wampler Praises Wabash Valley Seminar Support
Wampler lauds assistance from citizens in the Wabash Valley for the seminar. He says the extreme interest and cooperation show the goal is certain to become a reality through their support and positive action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wampler
Wabash
Ohio Chapel Social Activity and Visiting Notes
Local social items record visits and gatherings across Ohio Chapel. Families including Misner Graham Marvin Vanfleet Bartlett Thompson and Shotwell are noted with sewing lessons, talks, dinners, talks at Casey library, a revival at Baliff church, and an antique sale in Champaign.
Dinner Guests Include Donnie Thompson Maggie White
Donnie Thompson and Maggie White were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs James Graham and Steve, joined by additional family members for a casual afternoon meal.
COUNTY LINE Mrs. Leroy Ingram Brian and Rex Boneateel guests
Mr and Mrs Leroy Ingram and son Bradley and Mr and Mrs Rex Boneateel of West Union were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Joe McCrory Mr and Mrs James Misner and Ginger and Mr and Mrs Delbert McCrory and Jeff were Sunday evening guests Mrs Ruth Wells and Mrs Katie Arnold attended a carpet rag sewing at the American Legion Hall in Annapolis last week Mr and Mrs Jack Webster and daughter visited Thursday evening with Mr and Mrs Don Branfield and daughter at Annapolis Mrs Vivian McCrory and Doyle Artman of Annapolis called on Mrs Lena Artman Saturday Mrs Mary Grahan underwent an appendectomy at Mary Sherman Hospital in Sullivan Indiana Wednesday She is recovering nicely
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Misner
Glen Misner
Elden
Ira Cannady
James Graham
Steve
William E. Marvin and Sons
Charleston
Indiana
George Marvin
Hazel Wright
Lucille Vanfleet
Mable Gard
Casey Library
True Thompson
Geneva Crumlin
Home Bureau
Roseland Thompson
Mildred, White
Anna Dee Wells
Pleasie Bartlett
Beta Bumpus
Woman's Club
Lucile Vanfleet
Russell Boyer
Anna Shotwell
Mary Crumlin
Fern Wernz
Baliff Church
Lou Thompson
John Vanfleet
Golda Finch
Champaign
Maude Wells
Pleaste Bartlett
Leroy Ingram
Bradley
Rex Boneateel
West Union
Joe McCrory
James Misner
Ginger
Delbert
McCrory
Jeff
Ruth, Wells
Katie Arnold
American Legion’ Hall
Anapolis
Jack. Webster
Don “Branfield
Annapolis
Vivian McCrory
Doyle Artman
Lena Artman
Mary Grahan
Mary Sherman Hospital
Sullivan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Illinois Farmers Outlook Letter
D. &. Walker
University Ofllinois
University of Tllinois
Americas
Fremont Schoeck
Us&s. Soil Conservation Service
University of Tinois
Herald Advertising
Secretary of
Orville Freeman
Dr. Turley Mace
Gladwic
E. Young
The
Ohio Chapel
W. A. Shotwell
Emma Reynolds
Joy Skelly
Pearl Med
Paul Behner
Mise Francee Drake
Marshall Loan Co
Ritter & Behner
South 6Th St
Marshall, Ttf
May
Oma
Team
ACT Tae
R.E. Laird Marshall
Ill
Poe
John Deere
Delphia Hewitt
Knowles & Poynter
Seaboard Finance
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