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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1963

Page

6

Illinois farmers outlook on soybeans and defensive driving note

The article outlines soybean supply demand, stocks, exports, crushings, and price support for 1963 with talks of carryover and meal prices. It also includes a call for defensive driving, stressing caution and yielding life‑saving dividends in high speed age driving.

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State 4-H Club Week Set for June on UI Campus

Nearly 1,500 Illinois 4-H club members will attend the State Club Week program at the University of Illinois campus June 18 to 21. Delegates will be high school sophomores or older and engage in workshops, career sessions, tours, movies, and talks.

University of Ilinois Illinois George Daigh U. of I. Says U. of S. Assembly Hall Frank M. Liddle Charles T. Vetter Jr U.S. Information Agency Washington, D. C Vetter America Daigh

Remembering Hard Work and Simple Days in Small Town Life

From Beulah Flood of Ponce de Leon Missouri and Eloise Doll of Nebo Micnels comes a nostalgic look at childhood and farm life in earlier decades. They recall long walks to school, bare feet until fall, shared meals, and the chores that filled days. The writers contrast past routines with present worries about keeping up with others. Contributions to this column are requested from readers.

Buelah Ponce de Leon Missouri Eloise Doll Nebo Micnels Jones

Farm Pond Day and Field Tours Promote Farm Practices

Fremont Schoeck announces Farm Pond Day at the ASCS Martinsville office on Monday June 8 from 8 to noon with experts answering pond management weed and pest control and fish questions. Carl Southard will dip sheep for 4-H and FFA members at the Martinsville fairgrounds June 4 from 8 to noon with worming available for a small fee. Open house at Brownstown Agronomy Research Center June 11 9:30 to 4 at Fayette County features a wagon train tour by Pat Johnson on soil treatments chemical weed control ridge row corn planting wheat varieties soil insecticides soybeans and other topics. Tours of Toledo Cumberland Jasper fields follow June 13 and 14 starting 1 30 with field demonstrations of crop production technology and proven practices.

Fremont Schoeck Clark Countywork Unit ASCS Martinsville Brownstown

Bowling results highlight Moschenrose and Davidson performances

In bowling, Jordan and Taylor led team game with 689 total. Joe Moschenrose posted a 559 men’s series and a 220 men’s game. Evelyn Moschenrose topped women with 484 series, while Eleanor Davidson scored 199 in a women’s game. Hammond Bowl and Crocker Stout featured top team and individual marks.

Jordan and Taylor Joe Moschenrose Evelyn Moschenrose Eleanor Davidson Hammond and Kuncee Marshall Bowl Volk and Malloy Crocker and Stout the Murphys C. D. Hammond Dolores Stout Jordan & Taylor Daily & Kemp Taylor & Burger & Walker & Washburn Smitley & Taylor Davidson & Laird King Spotts & Noyes Jordan Taylor

Junior League Bowling Meeting Set for June 1

Junior Leaguers are invited to a summer bowling gathering at Marshall Bowl this Saturday at 9:00 a m June 1. Members should attend to join the season activities and sign up for lanes.

Marshall Bowl

Puzzle clues and answers item appears in newspaper

A fragmented puzzle page lists clues with numbers and partial answers across a word game. items include biology, law terms, memory gaps, weathered hints, and Gaelic notes interspersed with foreign language prompts.

Mud rooms extend utility in modern homes

A mud room known as a bonus room provides a dedicated outside entrance for rainy or muddy conditions. It serves as a zone for removing wet clothing, storing dirty and clean garments, and housing footwear, with potential for a sink and shower.

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