Seedsman of Dixon Springs Left Green Footprints
This Week at Dixon Springs honors Dr W G Kammlade known as The Seedsman for sowing grass seed and ideas at the University of Illinois experiment station near Robbs Illinois. He resigned as Dixon Springs Committee chair September 1 1957 and Bob Webb becomes administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Illinois
Dixon Springs Experiment Station
Robbs
Illinois
Dixon Springs Station
Southern Illinois
College of Agriculture
Urbana
Bill
W. G. Kammlade
Dixon Springs
Bob Webb
Illinois Farmers Outlook Letter Reports Local Election Results
Casey township and other communities elect chairs and officers to represent their towns at the County ASC office and aid USDA farm programs. The missive notes milk price supports through April 1958, rising production, population growth, and dairy farm consolidation trends, with chicken grit studies and plans for a 25th anniversary celebration at the University of Illinois College of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey Township
George Sloan
Eugene Weaver
Charles Baird
Darwin
Alfred Seidel
Forrest Robinson
Roscoe Ziegler
Auburn Dolson
Raymond Claypool
Lloyd Scshwartz
Lawrence Lucan
Douglas Marshall
Marion McConchie
Don Staub
Don Morgan
Johnson
Robert Statesman
Kenneth al
Dale Poorman
Clarence Ledermann
Parker
Warren Hammond
Don Hackett
Harvey Ring
Melrose
Chauncey Crow
True Thompson
Lyman& Crumlin
Westfield
Noble Lowery
Morris Hammond
Clayton Barbee
H. E. Ogden
Titnois
United States
Illinois
Don Bray
University of Mllinois College of Agriculture
Bray
Department of Agricultural Engineering
University of Illinois College of Agriculture
Livestock Outlook Meeting Set in Clark County
Farmers are invited to the Clark County fall livestock outlook meeting on Tuesday September 24 at 7 30 p m at the American Legion building in Martinsville. Economist George Whitman will discuss hog and cattle prices supply and demand. Verne Osborn of Producers Marketing Association will talk current market prices and trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark County
American Legion 1
Martinsville
Warren Bundy
Farm Aviser
George Whitman
University of Illinois
F. Verne Osborn
Producers Marketing Association
Indianapolis
West Liberty Community Events Highlight Local Visits and Gatherings
Local residents attended a mission day of prayer at Clarks ville church with Mary E Behner Edith Marrs and Rosa Statesman among others. Weekend visits included Paris families and Casey area hosts with multiple family dinners and club meetings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Behner
Edith Marrs
Rosa Statesman
Clarksville
Roy Fox
Paris
Ola Fox
Reba Kirchner
Rose Clapp
Edith Fox
Josephine Carr
Audrey Lucan
Beth
Golda Harlow
Otho Hurst
Bill Claypool
Stevie
Everett Harbor
Clarence Fritzjarrald
Lilly Starks
Golden Harbor
Ralph Mars
Sons
Terre Haute
Bill Bosstick
Lafe Mars
M. L. Behner
Ina Sweitzer
Ross Lakie
Charles Lane
Kinmundy
Walter Cox
Louise Gilbert and Sons
Maxine Lovell
Ollie Lee
Edith Mars
Lorene Harbor
Identify Calves for Herd Replacements
University of Illinois extension dairy specialist G W Harpostad urges tagging at birth to prevent mixing calves. Eartags or ear tattoos are common methods, with DHIA program calves tagged by testers. Record tag or tattoo numbers with birth date and sire dam IDs for accurate herd placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W
University Ofllinois College of Agriculture
Harpestad
DHIA
Illinois student Rabideau wins national award in animal husbandry
Arlyn Rabideau, 21, a senior at the University of Illinois College of Agriculture, wins the 1957 National Black and Bridle Club Scholarship worth 100. He leads the Hoof and Horn Club as president and ranks in the top three percent with a 4.716 GPA after six semesters. Rabideau belongs to Phi Eta Sigma Alpha Zeta Phi Kappa Phi and other groups and participates in 1957 Junior Livestock Judging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlyn Rabideau
University of Illinois College of Agriculture
Rabideau
Bondfield
University of Illinois
United States
Robideau
Phi Eta Sigma
Alpha Zeta
Phi Kappa Phi
Illinois
Chicago Daily Tribune
Rebideau
Knight Club
Alpha Gamma Rho
Newman Club
Ag Council
County Line notes from Mt. Olive services and visitors
Attendance at Mt. Olive Sunday was 51 with offerings totaling 82.59 dollars. Rev. Chas. Allen preached. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Reynolds and daughter spent the weekend with her sister in Gary Indiana. Mr and Mrs Jack Webster visited Friday evening with Mr and Mrs Kinderdine. Mr and Mrs Harold Clatelter and family visited Sunday with Mrs Bessie Davidson near Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Olive
Chas. Allen
Wilbur Reynolds
Gary
Indiana
Jack Webster
Kinderdine
Harold Clatelter
Bessie Davidson
Marshall
Cornwell Move Shifts To New Home Near Indiana Line
The Cornwells moved Saturday from near the Indiana State Line to the house recently vacated by Rex and Mrs. Cornwell. The Jolly Pal Club gathered Thursday with Mrs. Alma Evans. A University of Illinois forage crops specialist says sorghum for silage should be harvested at medium to hard dough stage. Chopped forage releases carbon dioxide, so avoid entering an upright silo during filling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Cornwell
Indiana State Line
Rex Cornwell
Jolly Pal Club
Alma Evans
Tlinois
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clark County Farm News
Illinois Farmers’ Outlook
CCC
Chicago
Marshall Herald
Tut
West Liberty
Miss Frances Osaka
Opportunity Knocks
Hutchens’ Salvage
Iasaseseses
Maurice Fee
Archies
D. S
Ce J. Ennis
Til
Ppointm
Aily
Greyhound
Mecca Cafe
Ed Set Des Shekeet
Paris Livestock Auction Company
Court House
Woodford
Domino 60Th
Bocaldo-Axtel Fairfax
Beau Blanchard
T. T. Jr. Domino
Kinford
G. M. Royal
C. J
Larry Pride
Bocardo
Kingford
G. M. Royal Vaga Bond
C.J
T. B
Bangs
Harry Burnam
Frank Cole
Knowles & Poynter
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