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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1963
Page
6
The Illinois Farmers Outlook notes the peak hog marketing may occur later than usual this fall and into December due to earlier sow farrowings and larger April farrowings. Expect heavy market receipts in early December and January with declines through the holidays and into late winter. A normal winter price gain is projected despite earlier production gains.
Homer T. Genung recalls winter evenings in Fort Branch Indiana when fires glow and frost fuels anticipation of Thanksgiving and Christmas. He writes of studying on the floor before a fireplace with Augusta Maine periodicals, lamp light, and cozy, memorable scenes. Contributions welcome to The Old Timer in Frankfort Kentucky.
Clark County farmers at a Sugar Beet Association meeting voted to apply for a 25 000 acre sugar beet allotment quota for 1966. They will complete a feasibility study and gauge interest in growing beets. A mail-in interest card is available at 1318 Maple St Marshall.
Clark County is among 65 Illinois counties sending entries to the 1963 International Livestock Exposition to be held November 29 to December at the Chicago Stock Yards. Marshall farmer John VanVleet enters a purebred Holstein heifer that won grand champion at five Illinois county fairs last summer. The show marks its 64th anniversary as the nation’s largest stock event with daily horse shows and a Royal Canadian Mounted Police Musical Ride performance by 386 Mounties.
Farmers should obtain loans more promptly under 1964 price support programs. Sydney Var gas, chairman of the Clark County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee, said new procedures will apply especially to farm stored commodity loans to simplify the program and reduce costs.
Clark County Agriculture Extension Council outlines winter and spring sessions including Agriculture Engineering Day December 8 at the American Legion Building Martinsville with talks on feed grain handling and farm building wiring. Other events cover Farm Bureau meetings, tax and farm programs, and multiple Farm Machinery Cost and Family Business courses with enrollment limits, plus CRD committee progress and related community notices.
Ed A Richards representing The Watchtower Society will speak at 2 00 p m Sunday November 24 at The Kingdom Halls 710 South 6th The reader notes emphasis on education as a lasting advantage for children
Wool growers who market their lambs in the fall should keep adequate sale records to make proper applications for payment under the wool incentive program. Sydney Vargas, chairman of the Clark County ASC committee, notes guidance for producers.
Ohio area church notes announce Rev Ezekiel Haley will deliver the Sunday evening message at seven on November 24. Several local residents are listed with visits and gatherings, including Mr and Mrs True Thompson and Mr and Mrs Ira Cannady.
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