Tree Planting Drive and Farm Waterways Report
Clark County Soil and Water Conservation District urges landowners with woodland to contact the State Forester to mark trees before selling. Spring 1970 tree orders are open through Illinois Department of Conservation Forestry with pines hardwoods and wildlife shrubs available. Several farms report pond and waterway projects including fish ponds and erosion control structures across Dolson Darwin Martinsville Johnson Parker Trange and Parkers townships.
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Clark County Soil and Water Conservation District
Mill Creek
Forester
Robert J Blair
Farm Forester
Charleston
Tlinois
SCS
Blair
State of Illinois
Department of Conservation
Division of Forestry
Joe
Donald Staub
Dolson
Richard Tindley
Darwin
Herman Readinger
Wabash Township
Harold Arney
Martins= villé
Cash Matzenbacher
Johnson Township
Larry Macey
Trange Township
Lester Briggs
Janice
Ronald Hawkins
Parker Township
Harvest Outlook Mixed Across Illinois As Rains Aid Yields
Agronomists report rains improved pastures and forage boosting soybean prospects in parts of Illinois while weed pressure threatens harvest in others. Defoliants are discouraged for soybeans intended for food or feed, and field days drew large attendance as growers assess weed control, fertilizer, and tillage practices.
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Ilinois
Ellery Kneke
University of Illinois Extension Agronomist
University of Illinois Cooperative Extension Servce
Southern
Ilnois
Amsey
Carlinville
Dale Millis
Carbondale
Brownstown
Pat Johnson
Johnson
Browstown
Newton
Oblong
Toledo
Southern Illinois
Tlinda
Northern Illinois
DeKalb Area
Derreld
Mulvaney
Leo Sharpe
Fulton County
Sharpe
Illinois
Tlinois
Safety precautions for storm window work
Handymen prepping for winter risk falls and cuts from storm windows. Surveys show over fifty thousand homeowners hurt yearly. ladders are the main hazard. O L Hogsett urges proper ladder footing and safe use to reduce accidents.
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O. L. Hogsett
University of Illinois Extension
Hogsett
Marshall junior high strengthens curriculum in community unit
The Marshall Community School reorganized into a community unit district in 1949 to improve instructional program coordination from elementary through high school. The junior high offers a comprehensive varied curriculum with special education gifted programs language arts foreign language remedial reading and more under Principal Ralph Hooker and a staff of sixteen teachers.
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Marshall Community School
Marshall Community Schools
Ralph Hooker
Hooker
Deep pile fabrics care and pressing tips from experts
Guidance for handling deep pile fabrics from Esther Siemen of the University of Illinois Extension. Tests before pressing, washing limitations, and label checks to protect Dynel Verel and similar materials. Use low heat, test on scraps, and press on the wrong side with patience.
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Stat Ib
Fur Fabrics In For Winter When You Shop
Winter fabrics offer a range of deep pile furs with many duplicates and fakes. Use simple patterns with few seams and test muslins to ensure proper fit. Avoid stay stitching and top stitching, sew by hand when necessary, and use a size 14 needle with heavy thread.
Sewing and stain removal tips for fabrics and zippers
Guidance on handling seams and zippers to avoid fiber snagging and on treating ballpoint ink stains. Test solvents on scraps before wide use and follow through with careful washing or bleaching as needed.
Its Sweet Potato Time in the Fall Kitchen
The author notes the approach of cool weather signals fall and urges serving hot, zesty meals with sweet potatoes to win praise from the family and guests.
Moist-Type Sweet Potatoes Also Known as Yams
The U S Department of Agriculture advice notes moist-type sweet potatoes with orange flesh are common and sweet. Look for well shaped firm potatoes with smooth bright skins and avoid decay. Do not refrigerate sweet potatoes.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
First Christian Church Service Schedule
John Jones Sr. and First Christian Church announce morning Bible school at 9:80 a.m. led by Harold Imle, rally day, morning worship at 10:30 with the sermon Man's Highest Joy, nur sery and primary facilities, noon basket dinner, 6:30 p.m. youth meetings, 7:30 p.m. evening worship Creation's Story. Transportation available by 8:00 a.m. call 826-2930.
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Harold Imle
Display of Unusual Bible Copies Planned
Individuals are invited to show their unusual scripture copies at a mid week service of prayer and Bible study on Wednesday at 7 30 p m.
Millions in Fees Stolen Allegedly Tied to Legal Action
A report discusses millions of dollars described as fees misappropriated or unlawfully extracted, framed as a legal case or settlement question. The piece notes entities involved and potential charges, with emphasis on financial loss and accountability.
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McLean County Extension
Eugene Mosbacher
Mosbacher
Beverly Combs
Marshall
Westwood
Court House
City Gas & Water
Stormor
Stephen’s
First Christian Church
John Jones Sr
PATS
Ts. Eiim
bSae Bea Ee Sa
Pontiac
Brownie
John
Flowers‘sales
INO. Marshall, DL
Marion JR
Pete) Bartram
Don Gmelich
Marshall, Milinois
Dan Finkbiner
Zion Church Road
C. C. Case
Cody
John—Deere
Buick
Zenith
Roper
Seigler
Seth Thomas
Zion Church and Cemetery
Clark County
Richard Miller
Leland Miller
Omer
T. Shawler
Marshall, Ilinois
Verna L. Finkeiner
John H. Hudson
Carl Honnold
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