Colloidal Phosphate Use and Local Farming Talks
Clark county farmers discuss colloidal phosphate as a phosphorus source with yields similar to rock phosphate though lower phosphorus content. Illinois experts Nickelsen and Quincey speak at the Quark county swine herd meeting on November 7, with a banquet at Colonial Kitchen and an 8 00 p m program at Marshall High School. Cattle feeders are urged to consider silage at the University of Illinois cattle feeders day on November 1, and social notices include bridal shower and dinner guests in Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark County
W F Nickelson
University of Illinois
Brad Quincey
Illinois Farm Supply Company
Quark County Swine Herd Improvement Association
Colonial Kitchen
Marshall
Marshall High School
Association
Clark Service Company
Farm Bureau Office
Iinois
Five Points Social Notes From Mrs Whiton
Sunday school attendance reached 91 as families including Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hendrix and Sharon and others visited Mrs Hattie Brosman in Paris where she is ill and under observation in Union hospital Terre Haute. Ten youths and four adults joined the Wabash Valley youth rally at Maple Avenue Christian church in Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Hendrix
Sharon
Sylvia Morgan
Stanley Davis
Darrell
Faye Linton
Hattie Brosman
Harley Brosman
Paris
Brosman
Union Hospital
Terre Haute
Maple Avenue Christan Church
Maurice
Christian Church notes at Marshall service schedule
Christian Church at 404 Locust Marshall announces Bible School at 9 30 a m with 29 cradle roll enrollees and 18 present. Morning worship 10 30 a m features a sermon series on Ten Commandments. Youth choir practice at 6 p m directed by Miss Theda Raye Thompson. Evening service at 7 30 p m includes gospel singing and a sermon. Regular youth program began with a 73 person round up last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Earl le Fever
Christian
Theda Raye Thompson
Christian Youth Hour
Jesus
Ladies Aid
Loyal Hustlers
Vision problems cause most industrial injuries, survey finds
Surveys show poor eyesight accounts for many industrial injuries and that about 95 percent of vision issues could be corrected with glasses. Other notes discuss trout aging from growth rings, Yemeni camel drivers force-feeding fodder for long trips, and a new high energy battery promising longer life.
Sale of surplus government dried milk details
Government divested about half a billion pounds of dried skim milk in mid 1964 to several feed dealers at negotiated prices 3 to 4 cents per pound for animal feed only, with no competitive bids and a price near one fifth of market value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
William Preamire
Wisconsin
Robert G. ‘Lewis
The
Farmers: Union Washington News Letter
Theternational Federation of ‘Agricultural Producers
United States
United Nations
USA
U. N
Russia
One Floory Romance Unseen Ties in Weekend Visit
Ellen Webster hides worry over a city matter during a countryside weekend with Jim, aided by her aunt Abby as the pair rekindle their sisterly bond. Abby grows frail yet insists Ellen handle supper while Jim helps, revealing a quiet, lingering tension between Ellen and the man she brings along.
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Ellen Webster
Abby Elliston
Ellen
Abby
Gdc
Sue
Brewal
Jim
Eihien
Reid
Eillen
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Warren Bundy
Lola Jones
Howard Long
Anna Veach
Helen Hurst
Herbert Hutchens
Vicki
Glenn Wilhoit
Joyce
Harlan Hutchens
Norman Macke
Marilyn
Linda
Dave Carnine
R. E. Bishop
Mrs . B Whiton
Christian Church
Locust St
Marshall, If
Norman R. Able
Biecy
Marshall Herald
Beauty Quest
S. A
Long Beach
Calif
Charlotte Sheffield
London
Songbirds
Marie :del Menace
Renata Tebaldi
Milan
la Scala
New York
Metropolitan Ogera Co
Box
Indianapolis
Indians
Burnett
North Seventh Street
Marshall, Ill
W. D. Burnett
Rae Woodard
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