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Newspaper
Marshall Herald
Location
Marshall, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1943
Page
2
Ceiling prices apply to nine used farm machinery items including combines corn-pickers corn binders and tractors with certain restrictions. If sold within a year of new sale the ceiling is 85 percent of base price. after a year it is 70 percent. Reconditioned units may charge up to 95 percent plus transport over 100 miles.
The A A A office in Martinsville is preparing October milk subsidy checks for farmers. Applications for October milk sales must be filed in November. November and December payments will be issued in January. No payment under one dollar. If October payment is under one dollar it will be combined with November and December.
Clark County A A A committees will elect 1944 members at meetings December 3 1943 at various locations. Delegates to the county convention will meet December 4 1943 to elect the county committee. Eligible voters include farmers in the 1943 agricultural programs. At Washington the hog slaughter restrictions are suspended for ninety days to aid marketing.
Mr Pollock announced continuing restrictions on farm slaughter of cattle calves sheep and lambs. The War Food Administration spokesman urged farmers to spread marketing of the record pig crop to prevent overload at marketing and slaughter facilities in terminal receiving points.
Sunday school attendance reached 28. Visits include Mr. and Mrs. Will Wallace of Grandview with daughter Mrs. Arthur Claypool. Mrs. Lillie Walters aiding Mrs. Kate Hornbrook east of Clarksville. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Evang and Joan Hurst with Othal Hurst of Paris. Janice and James Phillips visit grandparents Roe Davis and Stanley. Ernie Montgomery home on furlough from the U S Navy.
Attendance at Sunday school was 54. There will be preaching next Sunday morning and night. Baptizing in the afternoon at Casey. Roy Wallace and wife visited Sunday with Mrs. Bonnie Arbuckle and daughters. A Mrs. Mitt Sanders and Glenn spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Andy Sanders. Mrs. Mitt Sanders and Glenn were Sunday dinner guests of Thomas Sanders and Mrs. Frances Miller spent Thursday with Mrs. Jim Lowry. Marshall Shotts and family, Samuel Wallace, Wayne Wallace, Gerald Dean and Phyllis Scott, Gerald, Harold, and Lara Smith, Glenn and Walter Arbuckle, LeRoy Wallace and Harold Sanders spent Sunday afternoon with Ben Miller and family. Walter Scott and wife, Walter and Warren, spent Sunday afternoon with Warren Smith and family.
Miss Irene Shoemaker and Mr and Mrs Ahan visited Saturday night and Sunday with Mr and Mrs Wes Millhouse and Mr and Mrs Robert Leach in Terre Haute. The group spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs Harry E Harbor and others in Marshall.
A Westville community page lists visits and deaths recent to the area. Families of Mae Piety and Hale McKinney mourn their relatives including Chas McKinney and Mrs Thelma Hale. Several locals attended the funeral of Frank Bohn, a former resident. Coast guard Charles McKinney, now in the U S Navy, arrived home for the services.
Mr and Mrs Linda visited Sunday with Joh ner and family while Alvin T Mill Sunday afternoon Ri Lambdin and family of Allright joined Martha Williams visiting Friday afternoon with Mrs Harry Burkle John Martha Golda and Jefferson Booker visited Friday afternoon with relatives Union They saw it humming Friday afternoon Mrs Alma Williams of Paris and Mrs Cora Whitaker of Marshall were calling here Tuesday afternoon
Fertilize grains with phosphate and potash to feed legumes sown with grain. Termites won’t undermine a building overnight. Seek advice or verify a commercial operator’s reliability. Handle storable garden produce like eggs. bruising may rot fruit during storage. Weekend visits mentioned to Hutchings family and Irene Foley in Arcola.
A plan to divert as much water as possible from the gully prior to seeding, forming a wide shallow waterway. The method includes plowing or working the area to shape the eased flow and establish the new channel.
Zinc phosphide bait prepared for control of orchard mice is effective for killing rats around farm buildings and homes. The poison mix can be prepared with poultry mash meat fruits vegetables cereals or grains and must be kept away from domestic animals and children. For best results use several prebaits at dusk for a few evenings then mix the chosen bait with zinc phosphide and spread on dry cereals or other solid bait with a small amount of oil to help the poison stick.
Rhode Island Red owned by E. B. Parmenter of Franklin Mass claims champion status with 351 eggs in 357 days, surpassing prior 347 egg world record. It also sets 386.10 point score, beating the former 376.25, while the former Rhode Island Red record stood at 338 eggs and 371.555 points.
A guide explains how dehydration concentrates produce like beans carrots spinach and greens apples corn and snap beans. It notes typical dry weight percentages and that one cup of dried fruit or vegetable yields five servings and should be packed in single meal portions for safety.
Charles Oliver McKinney born July 18 1872 in Illinois died November 16 1943. Survived by wife Myrtle Scott and five children Thelma Hale Lenore Hausman June Shaw Hale McKinney and Charles Jr. Grandchildren Norma Jeanne Hale Belva Bradley Priscilla Ann McKinney and many relatives. He joined New York Central in 1900 as a master painter retiring 1937. Funeral held at his home conducted by Rev Wheeler with music by the Baughman sisters. Burial by Prust Funeral Home.
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