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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1968

Page

4

Farm Views by Charles Orcutt Extension Adviser

Credit may be harder to obtain for farmers from March to July 1968 due to last year’s cost price squeeze and loan delinquencies. Prepare cash flow or net worth statements. use insect control guidance for home gardens and orchard management. call 201 North Michigan Marshall for a free copy of Insect Control by the Homeowner. Develop a herd-health program with veterinarians to improve returns from preventive care.

North Michigan Marshall

Soybean Varieties and Seeding Tips From 1967

The 1967 top yielding soybeans were Harosoy 63 Amsoy Wayne and Shelby. For large acreages Harosoy or Amsoy extend the season and mature earlier than Wayne and longer than Shelby or Clark. For best yield try Wayne first Clark or Shelby second then Amsoy. If photophthoria affects fields use Harosoy 63 early beans and Clark 63 late. Fertilize beans with a soil test and do germination tests with inoculation.

Amsoy Wayne Shelby Harasoy Ionger Clark Amsey Harosoy

Germination tests offered by Illinois Agriculture Dept

Farmers may send up to five seed samples for free germination and purity tests to the Illinois Department of Agriculture Seed Laboratory Emerson Building Fairgrounds Springfield IL 62706. Division head Mr Larkin says send 4 cups each of wheat oats soybeans 8S per sample and 1 cup of clover alfalfa timothy or sweet clover or two cups of sudangrass or similar seed.

Illinois Department of Agriculture Ilinois Department of Agriculture Emmerson Fairgrounds Springfield Larkin

Mailing Best Practices for Protecting Samples

Guidance on clearly labeling samples and including sender name and address. Recommends using a cloth bag with attached mail or sending contents through secure channels to reduce damage or loss. Emphasizes careful packaging and traceable delivery.

Clark County Swine Meet Set for March 12 and Industry Day

All Clark County swine producers are invited to a meet ing Thursday March 12 at 7 29 pm in the Extension Building where Dr Bob Williams D M will discuss TE and Hog Cholera regulations Chuck Bloomberg will discuss the ILPPA Clark County Park Industry Day formerly Swine Day set for March 19 at the University of Illinois

Clark County Bob Williams Chuck Bloomberg Ilppa Clark County Park U of Tllinois

Clark County Declared Brucellosis Free for Six Years

The Illinois Department of Agriculture awarded Clark County a certificate declaring it brucellosis free for November 1967 to October 1973. County herds showed under 0.2 percent infection and under 1 percent uninfected in 18 months, with Dr. Paul Doby commending cattle producers for cooperation. Clark County is the twelfth in the state to achieve the goal. The notice also reminds farmers of upcoming deadlines and farm tasks.

Illinois Department of Agriculture Clark County Board of Supervisors Clark County Lerarte County Paul Doby

Family Visit and Social News from Dennison

Mrs Russell Taylor notes visits from Mr and Mrs Gust Thompson and family, Mr and Mrs Edmond Bowline and family in Covington and Indianapolis, and Jerry Mathias visiting great grandparents. Mrs Ron Ozler saw Grace Mason on Saturday. WSCS March meeting hosted by Mrs Kate Lackey.

Sammy Allen Covington Indiana Edmond Bowline Indianapolis Gust , Thompson Jerry Mathias Gust Thompson Ron Ozler Grace Mason Kate Lackey Ws.c.s Maurice Straw Chrisman Nancy Cookie

Social Guests and Visitors in Sumner and Surrounding Areas

Local social column lists Friday supper guests Yeley of Sumner Illinois and Harvey Bennett. visits by Mrs Florence McCulley Mrs Ethel Stepp and others. Numerous mains include Mr and Mrs J H Johns Mrs Maggie Bland, Mr and Mrs David Bland Donnetta and many more visiting relatives in Terre Haute Paris Thorntown Florissant Joliet and West Terre Haute across the weekend.

Thorntown Indiana Nancy McKee Terre Haute Frank Doll Bessie Carpenter Roy Taylor Joe Decker Robin Alice Collier Passgay California Marion Garner Murl Bland Stephen Elaine Williams Maggie Bland David Bland Lawrence Cooper Swere Paul Sturgill Elibridge Roy Tavilor P M. White Max Colliflower Ralph Fairgrief Robert Cubbage Florissant Missouri Mabel Parsons Beulah Joan Volkers Norma West New Lenox Illinois Nancy Lou Doll St. Louis Edward Doll Joan Volkiers J H Johns Winnie Johns West Terre Haute Shela Taylor Winford Taylor Foster Thompson Linda Plew Jimmy Orville Taylor Mabel Guthrie John Guthrie Marshall Marilyn Franklin Joliet George Lewis Lockport Illinois Evelyn Gross Sarah Black Lawrence Cooper Danny Taylor

Silver wedding anniversary noted in local family gathering

The article records a family gathering in Marshall with guests including Mr and Mrs Russell Taylor and Mr and Mrs Earl Kirby of Milner Illinois. They attended Jana's Silver wedding anniversary and visits by Mrs Mary Kirby and others are noted. A biblical quote and a stray proverb appear in the text.

Marshall Russell Taylor Earl Kirby Milner Illinois Jana Earl Brown West Terre Haute Mary Kirby John Yeley E. O. ‘Jones Maggie Bland

Steady Practitioners Often Win Business Over Brash Talent

The article asserts that long term business success favors steady, conscientious players over brilliant but impulsive individuals. It argues consistency, reliability, and disciplined effort drive results more than overnight brilliance. The emphasis is on character and steady work leading to sustainable achievement.

Trifling annoyance grows into major entanglement

A minor irritant escalates into a significant dispute between midnight and seven in the morning, suggesting a troubled period of conflict that intensifies over the early hours.

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