Illinois Farmers Outlook on Soybeans and Prices
The Illinois farm outlook notes higher soybean production and rising receipts. August estimates put production at 683 million bushels, up from both three years ago and last year, with a 1960 crop support of $1.85 per bushel and farm receipts near $1.45 billion for this year. Exports and crushings hold around prior levels, with a potential carryover of about 45 million bushels.
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Sam
Europe
Japan
USDA
University of Illinois Farm
University of Illinois Farm Outlook
Larry Simerl
University of Illinois Beef Cattle
Ohio Chapel to hear Vernon Prulett Sunday evening
Rev Vernon Prulett will deliver the evening message at 7 30 Sunday at Ohio Chapel. Several local families including James Graham Steve White and Mag gie White visited Robinson this past Saturday. Members and guests from area farms attended social visits and hospital trips in Bloomington Terre Haute and Palestine discussing family matters and local events.
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Vernon Prulett
James Graham
Steve
Maggie White
Robinson
John van Fleet
Bob
Dorothy Wernz
Mable Gard
Indianapolis
Adah Gray
Allen Crumlin
Ira Cannady
John
Don
Lesley Wernz
Fern Wernz
William Imle
Carroll Gard
George Irwin
Bloomington
Illinois
Janet Irwin
Geneva Crumlin
Pearl Life
Ruby Graham
Terre Haute
Mable ‘Gard
Palestine
Dorothy Crumlin
Cindy Monk
Clark County farm outlook covers prices and Peace Corps plan
Clark County farm adviser notes rising consumer buying power and growing meat supplies. A September 12 meeting features Fay Sims of the University of Illinois on livestock trends. Ron Stickler departs after aiding 4-H, while Peace Corps like 4-H projects are described, plus lambs used to weed cornfields and safety tips for tractors on highways.
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Ron Stickler
Clark County
University of Illinois
Ron
University of Dunois
O. L. Hogsett
University, of Illinois
Hogsett
Many Questions in Livestock Outlook This Fall
Farmers faced mixed results in cattle feeding this year with some profi ts and others not. The outlook notes uncertainties and differences in profitability among producers.
Clark County Livestock Outlook Meeting Set for September 12
Farm Adviser John A. Hiatt notes slaughter and feeder cattle prices have fallen below last year while hog prices have stayed steady but may shift soon. The Clark County Fall Livestock Outlook will be September 12 at 7 30 p m in Martinsville Legion. Fay Sims of the University of Illinois will speak and a livestock marketing representative will discuss current market trends.
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John A. ‘Hiatt
Clark County
Martinsville Legion
John A. Hiatt
Fay Sims
University of Illinois, College of Agriculture
Trade in Your Community Money Promises Repeat Business
The piece argues merchants push community loyalty not only for goodwill but to secure ongoing patronage. It stresses that buyers gain from dealing with those eager to please and relying on tomorrow’s sales as much as today’s.
Five Points Social Notes From Mrs Wilhoit
Bible school attendance reached 87 and a church picnic is planned for Sunday September 17. A long list of visits and family gatherings in Paris Twin Lakes Indiana Highland Indiana Des Plaines and ColumbusOhio is noted with several Wilhoit relatives hosting and attending events including birthday celebrations and labor day weekend visits.
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Bible School
Glenn Wilhoit
Maurice Wilhoit
Rex Wilhoit
Wilhoit
Twin Lakes
Paris
Loyd
Hendrix
Mary
Glenn Wil
Loyd ‘Hendrix
Sharon
Faye
Linton
Virginia Powera
Linda
Graves
Mary Mayfield
Bill Hendrix
Joyce Wilhoit
Eleanor Wiatt
Crawfordsville
Indiana
Don Williams
Evanaville
Albert Jones
Robert Smith
Catherine Smith
Des Plaines
Walter Smith
Willie Smith
Aurora
Lee Smith
Douglas Wilson
Karen ‘McKimmy
Anna Veach
Sylvan. Morgan
Cloyd Burkett
Columbus
Ohio
Charles Burkett
Sedalia
Missouri
Ralph Burkett
Carl Morgan
Don Burkett
Stanley Davis
Darrell
Cheryl
Dean Wilson
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