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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1959

Page

6

Announce Dates of Custom Spray School

Custom spray applicators and farmers will hear about new developments at the Illinois Custom Spray Operators Training School January 27 to 28. H B Petty notes face flies attacked Illinois cattle last summer and research is under way to improve control with results reported at the school. The event at University of Illinois will cover ear worm control soil insecticides turf diseases and lawn weeds and is open to all interested. Write to Petty at 280 Natural Resources Building Urbana for more information.

H. B. Petty Illinois Petty University of Illinois Iinois Natural History Survey Natural Resources Building Urbana

Webb to Help Indian University Transfer of Land

R J Webb, longtime superintendent of the University of Illinois Dixon Springs Experiment Station, will spend two years in India advising the Tarai State Farm manager. J M Jack Lewis will lead Dixon Springs during Webb's absence as Illinois expands its extension and soil testing labs.

R. J Webb University of Iinois Dixon Springs India Webb Tarai J. M Jack” Lewis Dixon Springs Station

Farm Adviser Says Clark County Crops Enjoy Strong Yields

Warren Bundy notes Clark county farmers report record or near record corn and soybean yields this year aided by favorable growing conditions. He cites higher production despite low grain prices and discusses row spacing, sunlight limits, and machinery constraints on widening adoption of narrower rows for soybeans and corn.

Clark County U. S

Pine fence posts last with cold soaking preservative

Farmers can extend the life of pine fence posts to at least 15 or 20 years by cold soaking them in pentachlor phenol, a wood preservative.

Dairy Industry Ties One in Six U.S. Jobs

A statistic shows that about one in sixteen American workers are employed in roles connected to dairy. The figure covers both direct dairy production and related industries.

United States

Winterize your outboard for safe spring start

Prepare an outboard for winter storage by warming the engine, disconnecting fuel, and applying corrosion inhibitors to the carburetor and spark plugs. Remove the motor for draining water from the driveshaft, flush cooling with fresh water, lubricate, protect exterior surfaces, and store away from temperature extremes.

Farmers Continue Conservation Work in Clark County District

Don Pretzsch reports Clark County Soil Conservation District farmers pressed conservation practices through October. Weather near, contractors urged to finish jobs. Residents include Roy Williams Martinsville constructing waterways and a toe wall, Harnett Wright and Verlyn Reed adding ponds, and Seldon Davids planning a full drainage system.

Clark County Soil Conservation District Roy Williams Martinsville Township Harnett Wright York Township M. E. Woodard J. M. van Liew Parker Township Verlyn Reed Orange Township Seldon Davids Orang Township Ben Saiter Wabash Township Wayne Davis William Stricklett Martinsville Township Alfred Seldel Darwin Township R.L. Wallis Ellen Keeney Johnson Township Max Wilson Kenneth Kinnamon Anna Phillippi

Illinois Allerton Trust Farms Cite Monticello Record

The Herald notes average yields on the University of Illinois Allerton Trust Farms near Monticello this year. Details reflect crop performance and agrarian conditions as farm outputs are assessed for the season.

University Ofllinois Allerton Trust Monticello

Two Great Shows in One at Chicago

International Dairy Show merges with the 60th International Live Stock Exposition to showcase dairy cattle and meat breeds. The event runs November 27 to December 5 at the International Amphitheatre with Canada’s top dairy animals and beef cattle joining 39 breeds. Prize money totals 150000 dollars, plus a Quarter Horse Show and a grand horse program nightly. The dramatic steer show climax starts 10:30 a.m. Saturday November 28 with 50 Royal Navy gun teams performing.

United States Canada Royal Navy Her Majesty's Navy Chicago Earl's‘ Court London

Ohio Chapel Sunday service and community visits noted

Rev Robert Shephard preached from Psalm 139 at Ohio Chapel and will lead next Sunday at 7 30 PM. The column lists numerous social visits among local families including Crumlin Hollenbeck Gard Bartlett and others with updates on Mr Brown improving after Paris Hospital care. It also mentions agricultural notes on beginning farmers deer hunter blood collection and hay crushing research at the University of Illinois with alfalfa trials.

Robert Shephard Ohio Chapel Percy Crumlin Linda Allen Crumlin Dorothy Quimba Norton Grant Hollenbeck Adah Gray Mabel Gard R. H. Gard St. Anthony Hospital Terre Haute Anna Dee Wells Stanley Mary Sue Herman Bartlett Pearl Craig Marshall Burton Joe Riggs Joe James Graham Carroll Gard True Thompson Herls Brown Brown Paris Hospital Abe Abersold James Blankenbeker Jimmy Kenny Anita Ann Emmett Tharp Louis RR. H. Gard Gard James David Stephen Betty Graham Darrell Marie Hollenbeck

Safe Harvest Rules for Marshall Corn Fields 1959

Weather and pest factors raise danger in corn harvest. Vocational instructor Truman Spittler urges safe equipment use and patience to reduce accidents. Do not harvest in too green or extreme conditions. turn off power take-off when leaving the tractor. take breaks and avoid rushing. Support Marshall FFA’s accident-free record.

Truman Spittler Marshall High School Marshall Ffa FFA

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United States Department of Agriculture Usda Outlook L. H. Simerl Dept. of Ag. Economics R. J. Webb Indian University Warren Bundy University of Illinois Research University of Ilinois Allerton Trust Tilinois Agrinarhats Don Pretzsch Soil Conservation Service THE Herald Britain Ohio Mrs. Grant Hollenbeck University of Ilinois Bishop & Gard Auctioneers Mts’ville Loans and Insurance Marshall Loan CO Ritter & Bebner South 6Th St Marshall, Il Gulf Power Crest Jack Hewitt Gulf Service U. 8.40 Mlinois R. E. Bishops South Marshall, Ill Bishop & Gard
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