Marshall Herald official details and rates
The Marshall Herald published by Wabash Valley Printing Co Marshall Illinois provides Friday edition details editor Mark Stewart and Carlos Stewart. It lists subscription rate two dollars per year local ad pricing thirty five cents per column and reader ad at twenty cents per line with a two line minimum.
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Marshall Herald
Wabash Valley Printing Co
Marshall, Diinois
Mark Stewart
Carlos Stewart
Marshall Mainois
Marshall
Tlinois
Herald
Deer and cattle roundup mark Dixon Springs week
The Shawnee Forest provides deer shelter while pine posts are salvaged for posts. Veterinary students assisted a cattle roundup at Dixon Springs with 225 head examined and treated as new veterinarians gain experience. The article notes ranchers benefit from quality bulls, good pasture, and solid cattle records.
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Shawnee National Forest
M. F. Manafield
George ‘Cmarik
College of Veterinary Medicine
Thanksgiving Day Travel Safety Message
The piece warns Illinois residents of higher Thanksgiving travel risk and notes that 12 people died on Illinois roads last year during the holiday period. It urges extra alertness for the Thanksgiving travel rush.
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Jilinoise
Illinois
Records and Individual Treatment for Beef Herds
Bob argues that records hold value beyond mere records. Herd records require individual identification and handling of each animal. He claims individual treatment, not herd treatment, drives good management and success in beef production. Performance tests demand records and will likely improve beef herds.
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Bob
Tax deduction rules for soil and water conservation expenses
The 1954 tax law allows farmers to deduct soil and water conservation costs as current business expenses if tied to land used for farming. Deductions are capped at 25 percent of gross farming income, may be carried forward, and changes require revenue commissioner approval.
Illinois Custom Spray Operators School Set for January 24-25
The ninth Custom Spray Operators School at the University of Illinois January 24 25 1967 will cover the 1957 insect outlook modern natural chemicals and more. H B Petty leads sessions with University of Illinois staff entomologists and Illinois Natural History Survey experts. Topics include corn weed control soil sterilants sprayer care band spraying Johnson grain alfalfa aphid control and future insecticide and herbicide results.
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University of Illinois
Illinois Union
H. B. Petty
College of Agriculture
Illinois Natural History Survey
Ohio Notes on Local Visits and Church Service
Mrs Nora Jeffers cares for daughter Bonnie in Paris after surgery. Local families share weekend visits including Hollenbeck and Wernz relatives. Rev Robert Shepphard preached Psalms 3 at Ohio Chapel and invited all to Sunday service at 7:00 November 18.
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Nora Jeffers
Bonnie
Paris
Vernon Hollenbeck
Helen
Dorothy
Beulah
Palestine
Grant Hollenbeck
Mies Sharon
Ruthie Werns
Leo Wernz
Herman Bartlett
Home Bureau
Patience Dehli
Anna Shotwell
Golda Marvin
Golda Angel
Genevieve
Ira Canady
Bartlett
Charleston
Fern Wernz
Grant Green
Dell Green
Kansas
George Marvin
Bernard Marvin and Sons
Hutsonville
Pleasie Bartlett
Eileen Wells
Euleta Wernz
Amanda Engle
Farmersburg
Indiana
Anna Dee Wells
Martin Thompson
Terre Haute
Otho Thompson
Robert Shepphard
Ohio Chapel
COUNTY by Miss Frances Drake COUNTY by Miss Frances Drake
Attendance at Mt. Olive Sunday was 52, offering 62.05. Mr. and Mrs. Elden Graham moved Friday to their home in Annapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wells visited Sunday with their daughter Mrs. Don Nave at Union hospital in Terre Haute. Names of local residents and birthdays noted. university engineer comments on small fuel oil dopes.
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Mt. Olive
Elden Graham
Annapolis
Cecil Wells
Don Nave
Union Hospital
Terre Haute
Sheemen
Sathe Loretta
Olen Evans
Arlene Sind
McCrary
George
John Ant
Joe McCrery
Adese Sete
Ray Drake
iMr
Wilbur Reomeaae
John Moore
Kate Hart
Lena Artman
Omer. Newlin
Doyle
Artiman
Wilbur Reynolds
Doylé Artman
Farm Structures Day at Illinois Aims to Aid Rural Builders
The 13th annual Farm Structures Day at the University of Illinois on November 29 invites rural builders, lumber dealers, and field reps to learn about farm building types, construction features, and grain storage needs. Registration begins 8:30 a.m. in the Animal Sciences Laboratory with talks by J T Clayton Norval H Curry and others on drying handling remodels and trusses.
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University Ofllinois
Spree
J. T. Clayton
University’s
College of Agriculture
Animal Sciences
Clayton
Norval H. Curry
Iowa State College
F. W. Andrew
University of Illinois
University of Ilinoia
J. C. Curtis
Velmar W. Davis
USDA
H. B. Petty
YMCA
D. G. Jedele
A. J. Muehling
University Agricultural Engineers
Agricultural Engineering Research Laboratory
Jedele
Farm design, dairy care, and seed supply topics in university report
University extension specialists K. A flinchcl¢ and Mies Catherine Sullivan discuss farmhouse planning design and farm management. The piece notes population growth, dairy cow care to improve milk quality, and suggests using 1955 legume and grass seed carryover to bridge the 1956 crop. It mentions core tae abortion timing in two to four weeks.
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K. A
Flinchcl
Mies
Catherine M. ‘Sullivan
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Miss Frances Drake
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