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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1967

Page

6

Nitrogen strategies for corn and 4-H Achievement Day in Marshall

The article advises fall or early winter nitrogen applications for corn to save time and handle wet springs, warning against applying over 100 pounds of N and suggesting ammonia sources. It also details the 4-H Achievement Day schedule at Marshall High School on November 4 with awards, exhibits, and audience invitations, plus community notices and farm news on yields, crop prospects, and corn refiners data across Illinois and surrounding states.

Marshall High School

Grass waterways nearing completion amid erosion control work

The piece lists farmers in multiple townships who received SCS technical assistance for grass waterways diversions ponds and erosion control structures. Notable names include Gayle Barbee Jake Miller Robert Sherwood C C Nunamaker John Schumaker James Curran and Darrell Hills among others across Orange Martinsville Marshall Martinsville Auburn Casey and Johnson townships.

SCS Gayle Barbee Westfield Jake Miller Marshall Township Robert Sherwood C. C. Nunamaker Parker Township John Schumaker Dean Morgan John Beaty Martinsville Township Wilbur Kile Ansel Buckner Orange Township Kelly Spittler Robert Guinnip Dorsey Henley Casey Township Edna Crumlin Melrose Township Charles Kenderdine James Curran North Wabash Township Henry Staley Hilton Staley Johnson Township James Lashbrook Alma Robert Lashbrook Auburn Township Darrell Hills

Records Crops of Corn and Soybeans Report

The October USDA Crop Report shows little change from September with drought persisting and intensifying in the Dakotas Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan Indiana and Ohio while other regions show less drouth impact.

L. H Stimers USDA Dakotas Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan Indiana Ohio

Lockup Chemicals Left From Last Summer

Store unused household and garden chemicals out of reach of children and pets. Keep original containers, seal bags, and tighten caps. Separate herbicides from pesticides, avoid freezing liquids, and ventilate if a leak occurs to prevent fumes throughout the house.

University of Millinois Ordie Hogseet

Corn refiners forecast 200 million bushels corn purchases

Robert Liebenow of the Corn Refiners Association estimates that the industry will buy more than 200 million bushels this year. Illinois and Iowa are the major purchase states with 19.1 and 17.2 percent of farm corn bought by refiners in 1966, respectively.

Tral Texas Iilinois Illinois Usda Crop Reporting Service Illinois Ilinois Iowa Indiana Nebraska Missouri Minnesota South Dakota Robert Liebenow Corn Refiners Association, Inc Washington, D. C

Canvass Boosts Crop Relief Effort in Clark County

The annual Clark county CRO P canvass starts November 20 directed by Perry Williams with church cooperation. Offerings will fund union Thanksgiving services and support for malnourished regions. CROP provides seed, tools, irrigation, and breeding stock to aid development worldwide.

Clark County Perry Williams Asia Latin America East Pakistan Malaya

West Liberty Social Notes From Mrs Rosa Statesman

Mr and Mrs Paul Behner visited Mrs Ina Sweitzer Sunday afternoon. Max Fitzjarrald and son and Kirk Martin called on Mr and Mrs Charley Fitzjarrald. Sunday morning Mr and Mrs Newlin Gilbert and sons spent time with Mr and Mrs Tom Smirley. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Curtright were also mentioned in the routine social notes.

Mike Bardin Walter Cox Ivan Homer Geffs Roy Biggs Eather Fitzgarrald Lily Stark M. L. Behner Gilbert Coller Dean Oakley James Lashbrook Beatrice Cartright Clea Curtright Charleston Johnie Hutchines Charley Fitzjarrald Eather Fitzjarrald Bertha Fitzjarrald Blanche Richy Newlin Gilbert Ben Shumaker Hazel Lashbrook Lorna Oakley Rude Nursing Home Clea Cartright Max Hirschman Hindsboro Illinois Mike Ashmore Monticel N Sally Buckler Kansas Phyllis Geffs Charley Baker Paul Behner Ina Sweitzer Max Fitzjarralds and Kirk Martin Charley Fitziarrald

Remembering old community picnics and meals in Kentucky

Miriam Evans recalls rural gatherings after harvest in Frankfort area of Kentucky. Families shared abundant picnics with fried chicken, ham, salads, preserves, breads, and watermelon by the stream. Children rested, adults talked quietly, with homemaking tasks central to life. Contributions welcomed.

Miriam Evans Weirsdale Florida Frankfort

Five Points Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Mrs Glenn Wilhoit and guests from Lincoln and Paris share Sunday visits with the Macke family and Joe Burkett. The Claypool home in Charleston welcomed a returning patient from Charleston Memorial Hospital. S/Sgt Gail Blankenbeker celebrated a Spain duty return with Higginbothams and Beals families. Catherine Blum and Debra Hendrix hosted a Sunday gathering, and Bright family attended church and dinner in Mattoon.

Joe Robinson Lincoln Ilinois Norman Macke Stanley Davis Darrell Cheryl Roe Davis Johnny Hutchings Ophir Claypool Charleston Mr. Claypool Charleston Memorial Hospital Glenn Wilhoit Paris Joe Burkett Charles Burkett Jennie Wilhoit Gene Higeinbotham Gail Blankenbeker States Air Force Spain Gene Beals Wilma Smitlev O'Dell Roddy Higginbothams Catherine Blum Debra Hendrix Fred Bright the Christian Church Toledo Victor Burris Mattoon

Bourbon Basics And Nighttime Parable

A concise note explains bourbon rules and aging by law and asks whether a man ever walked the floor with a baby at midnight. The piece links bourbon to whiskey and highlights that bourbon is straight aged whiskey under government standards.

Across the Desk Encourages Courtesies in Hectic Life

A Catskill Mountain Star column urges readers to reclaim small courtesies amid rush and impatience. It questions reactions to honks and line jumping and suggests collective awareness could improve neighbors, communities, business, and even national strength, invoking the proverb big oaks from little acorns grow.

Catskill Mountain Saugerties N.Y

Also Mentioned on This Page

Charles Orcutt Corn Refiners Asociation, Inc Fremont Schoeck West Liberty Mrs. Rosa Statesman Ac OW Timon Mrs Chrysler Ralph Prevo Motor Co Marshall, Ml Hereford Martinsville Ill John Macey Zimmerly Ready MIX Company Marshall May’s Homes R. R West Terre Haute, Ind Max M. May R. E. Laird Archer Marshall
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