Nitrogen finds to aid thin small grain stands at Dixon Springs
Local analyst George McKibben explains nitrogen will boost tillering and yield in uniformly thin fall grain stands. He recommends applying about 30 pounds of actual nitrogen per acre next spring, avoiding spotty fields with large bare patches. The article also notes fall drenching of sheep flocks with phenathiazine to control stomach worms for a stronger lamb crop.
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Dixon Springs
George McKibben
George
Suez
Isiinois
Korea
Law on the Farm Kr reiveralty of Illinois
The article argues for county zoning to manage urban rural fringe growth in Illinois. It lists 14 benefits of county zoning from guiding development and protecting farm land to preserving water resources and parks. Administration quality is crucial for effective zoning.
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Illinois
United States
County Board of Supervisors
Board of Appeala
County Board
Wide Wonderful World: Moths and Home Remedies
Franklin J. Meine recounts moths plaguing households the case making clothes moth webb ing and tapestry moth larvae damage wool fur and leather. He notes paradichlorobenzene can eliminate the moth family and offers practical guidance for housewives.
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Franklin J. Meine
Butte
American Peoples Encyclopedia
Directional signals praised for road safety in this notice
Secretary Charles F. Carpentier explains that turn signals reduced accidents by encouraging proper signaling in all weather. He urges drivers to use signals when overtaking on fast highways and notes a free copy of the new Rules of the Road booklet will be mailed upon request.
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Charles
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Community Notes on Visits Returns and Local Gatherings
Gilbert Somers returned home after two years overseas military service and Miss Anna Newell came back from visiting relatives in Terre Haute to her home. Numerous social visits and events are listed including bridal showers for Clara Ann Foster, birthday parties for Nina Johns, and dinners with friends from Marshall and Covington.
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Gilbert Somers
Anna Newell
Weat
Terre‘Haute
B. O. Ray
Busi
James Stepp
A. E. Doll
Frank
Doll
Kate Lacky
Bertha
Bee
Giaidya Kuehner
Clara Ann Foster
Thurman Douglas
Nellie Liggett
Weat Terre Haute
Nell Taylor
H. Johns
Grace Weaver
Paris Z
Russell Taylor
Datureau
Mis Aaron Weaver
Marshall
Nina Johns
Frank Doll
Jatte
Edward Doll
Nancy
Dee Sweitzer
Dennise
Don Stanfield
Floyd Fitzjarradd
Floyd Fitzjarradd,of. .Marshall, Mrs. A. E. Poll
Ree
Carole Johns
Tees
James Thompson
Terre Frankeee
Union Hospital
Gust Thompson
Sammy" Allen" A
Mayme Hyberger
Maraha Farris
Mabel ‘ Parsons
Beuish
Florissant
Missouri
Robert
Cabbage
M. M. Weaver
Don Jones
Ernest, Jones
Virginia Kirby
Clara Ann
Vern Hollenbeck
Farmers harvest 28 percent of U S soybeans this year
Report notes that about 28 percent of all soybeans in the United States were harvested this year. A toy drive is planned for Saturday November 10 in Marshall with toy collection ahead of a pickup.
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United States
Marshall
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