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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1961

Page

6

Illinois Farmers Outlook Offers Mixed Recovery Signals

CLARK COUNTY FARM AND NEWS ARTICLES reports a sluggish economic recovery with employment steady at about 71 million and unemployment near 4 percent. housing starts dip in July and August while steel output remains strong, consumer spending rises only modestly, and retail sales stay below late 1950s levels. The piece notes cautious spending, high uncertainty about military service, and rising government spending, alongside rising business failures led by apparel and furniture retailers. It also covers Illinois apple picking trips, county lease termination rules, and a notice form for landowners to terminate leases starting March 1.

L. H. Simers Dept. of Ag. Economics Tllinois University of Minoia G. P. Krausz Hvestocks A. B

Pasture quality and cow performance affect calf weights

University of Illinois Dixon Springs workers note cows differ in production within herds. Some calves weigh 330 pounds at weaning, others 500, despite similar pastures and birth dates. A 170 pound gap equals over $40 in value, prompting advisers to help owners implement performance testing to identify top and low producers.

University of Illinois Dixon Springs Experiment Station

Type of Barn Won't Affect Dairy Production

Dairy science research shows barn type does not change feed intake or milk yield. Leo Fryman cites Ohio State findings that cows in stanchions with roughage access eat about as much as loose housing cows. But teat injuries and mastitis treatments rose in stanchions, and foot rot cases nearly doubled.

University of Illinois Leo Fryman Ohio State University Ohio

AEDC at Arnold Air Force Base Tests Flight Conditions

The Arnold Engineering Development Center near Tullahoma Tennessee uses a vast wind tunnel complex to simulate air at various altitude speed and temperature. The 1500 acre AEDC site features corridors ducting and cranes and provides data shaping future missiles aircraft and aerospace weapons.

USAF Arnold Engineering Development Tullahoma Tenn AEDC America H. H Hap Arnold

Choctaw Social Notes From Faith Baptist Meetings

Mrs Maude Miller and family attended Missionary meetings at Faith Baptist near West Union. Elder Gaylord Green from Casey with Mary and William Ledermann visited Hershel Cline. Maude Miller spent Friday with Martha Booker at Marshall. John Blizzard and Golda Blizzard with Maude Miller visited Allen Crumlin and Dorothy at Potter Hall. Dean Chambers and family of Gary Indiana visited Lucy Chambers Saturday evening. Lucy Chambers visited Wallace family.

Warren Norton Maude Miller Faith ‘Baptist Church Weat Union Gaylord Green Casey and Mary William Ledermann Hershel Cline Martha Booker Marshall John Golda Blizzard Allen Crumlin Dorothy Potters Hall Dean Chambers Gary Indiana Lucy Chambers Leroy Wallace

Maurer Reunion Covers Food and Fellowship in 1961

The Maurer reunion met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Maurer Sr on Sunday October 1 1961. Blessings were given by Rev. Gerald Smith of Paris before a noon meal shared with numerous relatives from Decatur Paris Robinson Mt Carmel and Clarks ville. University of Illinois engineers advised grassed waterways could be clipped now with no harm to improve runoff capacity.

Maurer Wilbur Maurer Gerald “Smith Paris Ralph Specht Bible Grove Chester. Rolly Lewisville Edgar Ray Maurer Effingham Wilma Porter Herbert Maurer Robinson Virgil Hungerford Joe Rancer Kenneth Porter Mt. Carmel Earl Maurer Carol Reno Maurer Norma Gene Maurer Dean Maurer Marshall James Woods Robert Maurer George Allen Clarksville University of Illinois Agricultural Engineers

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