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Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1956

Page

6

Shearing School and Dairy Day At Dixon Springs

The Dixon Springs Station invites sheepmen to the annual Sheep Shearing School on April 3 to 6 with prep for wool handling and a reminder to secure shearers. A Dairy Day program on April is scheduled from 9 30 a m to 3 00 p m featuring Dairy Science and Station staff.

Jerry Cash Leo Fryman Dairy Science Department Dr. Mansfield Doc Mansfield Doc

Brucellosis Study Links Hog Swine to Cattle Eradication Efforts

National Brucellosis Committee recommends researching the impact of hog brucellosis on cattle eradication. Dr. H. S. Bryan notes cattle may contract the hog type from swine, with cattle infection at 11 percent overall. Continued tests, calf vaccination, and uniform interstate rules are urged.

National University Ofllinois H. S. Bryan College of Veterinary Medicine Bryan

Local residents attend church events and visit relatives

Mr and Mrs Roy Scott host visitors at home after months away. Community members attend a three day conference at Cincinnati Bible Seminary. Several families plan visits to Beloxi and Robinson while medical cases involve Greer Hospital and Allen Sanitarium. Postmasters hold a fish fry as part of a social weekend event.

Henry Gardner Greer Con- Hospital Robinson Fenton Ledermann Charlotte Ledermann Sharon Siverly Tessie Termain Peggy Arbuckle Cincinnati Bible” Seminary Cincinnati George Marvin Sen Burnie and Family Beloxi Miss Don Snyder Marshall George Rayhel Aubry Newlin Baward Clatfelter Anita Marlin Earn Baman Rebecca Sparks Mattoon Tia Carence Ledermann D. A. Macklin John Morton Eva Wright Nelle Strohm Amanda Sheets Nelte Cline Eatella Prust Tana’ Gard Eatella Shawler Leona Highsmith Mabel Tuerlof Casey Ova Bartlett Ray Cline Weatfield Harry Thompson Jennia Cline Winona Barnam Beulah Dickey Martha Crocker Eileen Ferris Berneice Lindley Nelle Glenn Morgan Rush Dolson Dolson Lyman Shawler Fred Holwick Fairy Collier Meredosia Eugene Kentucky

Planned Industrial Expansion Boosts 1956 Economy Outlook

A 1956 economic preview notes robust growth despite weak auto production and housing. U.S. GNP nears 397 billion dollars quarterly, with unemployment at 2.4 million and expansion plans driving activity. Consumers expect similar spending as 1955, while farmers benefit from strong food markets as business pours into new plants and equipment.

I O. U Rockies Federal Reserve Board U. St United States

Divorce Notice in Clark County Illinois Court

In Clark County Illinois a divorce suit has been filed by Raymond Yow against Mary Yow in Case 56 K 10. Mary Yow must appear by May 2 1956 or July 2 1956 to plead to the complaint. default may be entered thereafter. Attorney Ray Burkybile represents the plaintiff.

Circuit Court of Clark County Ilinois Raymond Yow Mary Yow Circuit Court Illinois Court House Marshall Ray Burkybile Cherk Henri I.ripstra Casey Illlinois

Dairymen urged to keep records for better breeding and safety

Dairy specialists warn that missing records blinds farmers to breeding and herd health. They advise accessible methods from photos and tattoos to ear tags and branding, plus plans like daily milk weights and official tests. Gasoline safety notes urge proper handling to avoid explosive vapors and fires.

G. W. Harpestad

Red Cross grants aid small businesses in disaster recovery

For many small business owners with no place to turn in time of disaster the Red Cross and its small business grants offer a chance to rebuild and live again. It is you and your generosity in joining that makes this help possible.

Red Cross

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Dixon Springs Roy Scott Douglas Art Activte R. E. Brown University of Ilinois College of Agriculture State of County of Clark Fiel QO. L. Hogbatt Axtensin University Ilinois College of Agri MAS Elk Ariel Quinn Werly F. H. Reth Marahall the Wesson Paper & 'Mifg. Co Terre Haute Indiana Prairieton and Voorhies Harold Lyon Frank Lowe MAX Farris Feed & Supply G. Archer Marshal, Il Herald Zimmerly Paris IIL E. Dean Callahan Martin's Walgreen Drug Store Marshall, Ill Archer Avenue Henry Son Snyder Station Kenmore Coldapot Ford Perry Hohe Law Office Omer Shacher, Marshall Otto Clutchison Macklin Newit Tose Edwards Ladies Aid
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