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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1963
Page
6
Illinois wheat growers with allotments under 15 acres face a May 13 signup deadline to vote in the May 21 referendum and to participate in the 1964 wheat marketing program if it passes. Signups affect price supports and diversion provisions, while larger growers can vote without early signup and may sign up later for price support.
Small wheat allotment farms under 15 acres must sign up by May 13 or lose program benefits if the yes vote wins. If signed and the referendum passes, they must follow program rules including normal base acres and mandatory diversion. Farms with 15 acres and over automatically vote and, if passed, are included.
A University of Illinois safety expert cautions farmers to stay on the seat when hitching implements and use a hook to lift tongues. He warns misusing hand clutches causes injuries or death and urges proper jack height and pre stopping steps to avoid accidents.
This notice explains the three lifetime protections of Social Security disability old age and survivors benefits. It invites readers to request two free publications Booklet 35 and Leaflet 855 to understand protections credits and benefit estimates and gives the Terre Haute district office address at 637 Cherry Street.
Fremont area this spring sees active soil conservation work with two dozen farms reporting completed practices such as turnstrips ditches grass waterways and erosion controls. Church leaders and district directors plan May 19 to May 26 observances highlighting land and water stewardship with ministers and the Clark County Soil and Water district auxiliary distributing literature. Stored feeding for dairy herds discussed as summer option.
University of Illinois safety expert O L Hogsett warns vapors ignite only when mixed with air and temperature governs vapor production. He cites gasoline at 45 below zero and kerosene near 110 F with lubricating oil at about 400 F suggesting safe handling: avoid refueling hot engines, prevent spills, store flammables in safety cans, use red labeled one gallon containers.
Farmers fatten 11 percent more cattle for market this year. In 28 major cattle-feeding states 8,105,000 cattle are on feed, reflecting industry expansion and higher output expectations.
Rev Ezekial Haley will deliver the Sunday evening service at eight o’clock on May 12 at the Ohio Chapel with a short program preceding the sermon. Community members, including Green, Bennett, and Hollenbeck families, are noted in social visits and local gatherings throughout the week.
Elder Gaylord Green of Casey will preach at Mill Creek church Sunday morning and evening. Several local residents visited friends and attended events in Marshall and Casey including Mrs. Grace Higginbotham Everett Garnet Cline and others with multiple small gatherings reported.
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