Sweet clover and limestone boost Clark County soils
Clark County Illinois farmers embrace limestone and sweet clover to reclaim worn soils. The program, aided by Claude Taggart Walter Newlin and local vocational teachers, doubles land productivity, increases dairy cattle and poultry output, and spurs new processing facilities amid growing farm co ops and milk markets.
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Clark County
Ilinois
Claude Taggart
Martinsville
Walter Newlin
Casey
Worth WW. Merritt
Russel Apple
Orville Mitchell
Westfield
Joe Connelly
Marshall
Jess Scott
Newlin
Merritt
J H. Dickerson
Herman
Will Imle
Harry Bamesberger
Iinterest
Clark
Aboent
Sweet Clover
Walter Welch
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Five Points Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and A Anniversary
Rev O Neal filled his Saturday and Sunday services. Mrs Gilbert and son and daughter from Charleston visit friends here. Several Morgan relatives helped celebrate a 48th wedding anniversary. Notables include the Linton and Morgan families with many attendees. Nancy Claypool of Greenmoss started at Jeff Davis school.
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O’neal
Gilbert
Charleston
Ruby Grove
Hazel Linton
Irma Hinkle
Thelma Brosman
Everett
Lester
Virgil Veach
Clyde Brosman
Mary
Nina Kints
George Morgan
Ernie Bishop
Lon Linton
Chester
Charles Morgan
Sylvan Morgan
Clark Leggett
Leary Murphy
Elzie Stoneburner
Vincent
Wink Hurst
Nancy Claypool
Greenmoss
Jeff Davis
Westfield Guests and Coastal Visitors Share Weekend
Everett Chamberg and family spent Sunday with relatives in Decatur. Orville Makepeace and son visited Mrs. Mabel White and Horace Makepeace and families. BE C Churchill and children from Longview visited Cephas Goble. Churchill’s son and daughter stayed for the week. Jessie Jorgensen of Seattle visited her mother and siblings and will move to Alaska. R C Wilhoit returned from Iowa with Frank Warber. D E Baer and family weekend at Lawrenceville. James Ford Atkins Jr accompanied them home. Rex Weeden of Gary, Indiana, visited relatives. Isabelle Suhm and Leah Suhm returned from Petersburg. Prof Don Sweeley and Georgetown family spent the week with R C Wilhoit. R M Porterfield hosted a six o’clock dinner for E H Holliday and family, who leave Tuesday.
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BE. C. Churchill
Longview
Cephas Goble
Mr. Churchill
R. C. Wilhoit
Frank Warber
Iowa
D E. Baer
Lawrenceville
James Ford Atkins Jr
Rex Weeden
Gary
Ind
Isabelle Suhm
Leah Suhm
Petersburg
Don Sweeley
Georgetown
R. M Porterfield
E H Holliday
Day for Their Home in Florida Noted Guests
A Florida home celebration included Mr and Mrs C Hall and son Lowell and P E Whitson and children among other guests.
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Florida
C . Hall
Lowell
P E. Whitson
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