Illinois Farmers Outlook on Prices and Conservation Programs
The article analyzes farm price trends since World War II using index numbers, showing prices higher now than at war end and costs also rising. It notes 80 percent of Clark County farmers expected to sign up for the 1950 Agricultural Conservation Program and lists key ACP practices and signup deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Clark County
Oscar Sloan
PMA
Sloan
Martinsville
Local Social Visits and Moves Highlight Weekend
Mr and Mrs James Stepp and others spent Sunday with Carter See. Carrie Kirby visited the Montgom erys. Gilbert family moved to Ferrell from Lillard Quinn house. Charley Black of Terre Haute visited Jeff Black. Warren Yeley visited his father Jay Yeley. Lackeys spent weekend in Chicago. Don Gallington moved near Asbury. Mack Fairgrief visited Glenn Lee. Bonnie Hargess in Terre Haute hospital improving. Archie Nye and Carter Lee hosted Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stepp
George Zimmerly
Mollie Wernz
Glenn See
Carter See
Carrie Kirby
Winford Montgomery
Gilbert
Lillard Quinn House
Ferrell
Charley Black
Terre. Haute
Jeff Black
Warren Yeley
Springfield
Jay Yeley
William Lackey
Kate Lackey
Glenn Lackey
Chicago
Don Gallington
Asbury
Mack Fairgrief
Glenn Lee
Bonnie Hargess
Terre Haute
Archie Nye
Carter Lee
Reconstituted Farms for 1950 Changes Require Signatures
Reconstituted farms for 1950 outline changes not allowed after March 31 1950. Changes include splits regular combinations and temporary combinations. Splits occur when ownership of part of a farm passes to another party. Regular combinations arise from ownership changes or when land is brought together into a farming unit. Temporary combinations involve land owned by different parties but farmed by one operator and require all parties to sign.
Illinois Veterans Service Life Insurance dividend rules change
The Illinois Veterans Commission announced that dividends will not automatically go to beneficiaries when a veteran’s policy lapsed before death. Only the in force at time of death will receive automatic payment. others must apply. Local service officers will assist. In Clark County, help is at Hotel France in Paris. The notice also warns that improper pruning harms trees and recommends careful thinning instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tllinois Veterans ‘Commission
Illinois Veterans Commission
Clark County
Hotel France
Paris
Snyder social notes from Terre Haute visit family ties
Mrs. Van Shields and Mrs. Milo spent Friday in Terre Haute. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Henderson and son and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Robinsen of Terre Haute visited Snyder guests Mr. and Mrs. Ovie Draper. Mrs. Mabel Van Dever from Indianapolis arrived to spend the summer with her daughter the Steve Newport family. Russell Henderson fell ill prompting Tryon to return to Terre Haute. Mrs. Sarah Hollenbeck and Janet visited Leola Jeffers Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo ,Collier
Terre Haute
Floyd Henderson
Arthur Robinson
Ovie Draper
Snyder
Mabel van Dever
Indianapolis
Steve Newport
Stevie
Roy. Tryon
Terre’ Haute
Russell Henderson
Sarah Hollenbeck
Janet
Leola Jeffers
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THE
Marshall Herald
Wabash Valley Printing Co
Marshall, Ilinois
Mark Stewart
Carlos Stewart
Herald
Illinois Farmers Outlook
Service
U. of
McKeen
Carter
Veteran Information
Mrs. van Shields
J. L. Manwaring
Optometrist
National Dixie Hotel
Marshall, Ill
Herschel Yoder
Frank Pearce
North Sixth St
Saange
Ethyl
he _M. LEGGITT
Archer Ave
Democratic
Farm Bureau Co-Op
Farm Bureau Hatchery
S. 2Nd Street
Terre Haute, Ind
Allis-Chalmers
Stanfield Implement CO
Locust
Marshall, NL
John M. Hollenbeck
the Law
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