Nutrition conference on safe food supply held in Springfield
The 23rd annual Tinog conference on nutrition takes place October 5 at Hotel St. Nicholas in Springfield. Speakers include Clarence Klassen on water safety, Grace Goldsmith on current nutrition issues, Julius Kowalski on pesticides, and Ernest Anderson on turning ideas into action. Registration opens at 8:30 a.m. Conference is sponsored by the Illinois Nutrition Committee and the Illinois State Medical Society Nutrition Committee.
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Hotel St. Nicholas
Springfield
Clarence Klassen
Illinois State Department of Health
Grace Goldsmith
Food and Nutrition Board
National Research Council
Tulane University School of Medicine
Julius M. Kowalski
Illinois State Medical Society
Senate
Ernest W. Anderson
Cooperative Extension Service
University of Ilinois
Krom
Illinois Nutrition Committee
Illinois State Medical Society Nutrition Committee
Ilinois Nutrition Committee
Illinois
Don’t Jump Traffic Lights Says Police Chief
Chief Raymond Miller warns that catching a yellow or red light by speeding through a signal is deadly. He notes crossing on a stale light endangers you and others and urges drivers to take extra seconds to assess cross traffic and avoid tragic crashes.
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Raymond Miller
Illinois veterans scholarship aids WWI Korean conflict vets
Edward B. Akin announces a state funded military scholarship for Illinois veterans of World War I the Korean Conflict and peacetime service. It covers free tuition and fees for full or part time study at state universities and University of Illinois extensions. Contact local Illinois Veterans' Commission offices or county offices in Edgar Paris and Clark Marshall for details and hours.
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Illinois
Edward B. Akin
Veterans’ Commission
University of Illinois
Akin
Illinois Veterans’ Commission
Edgar County
Minois
Hotel France
Paris
Clark County
Marshall
Farmers Meeting at Hannibal Missouri
Farmers and interested citizens are urged to attend a Report and Review Meeting with Secretary of Agriculture Freeman on September 21 at 8 00 p m in Hannibal Missouri High School Auditorium Edward J Meagher Springfield ASC co chairman says the event is for dirt farmers and includes floor questions and answered cards to ensure all can be heard
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Freeman
Hannibal
Missouri
ASC
Edward J.meagher
Springfield
West Union Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs. Nelle Strohm Mrs. Roy Scott Mrs. Edna Marvin and Mrs. Fairy Collier met with Mrs. Opal Eagan on a Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Frank Snyder left for Etna Green Indiana to visit her sister and Muriel Klinefelter. Mr and Mrs. Marvin Webb of Royal Oaks Michigan visited relatives. The Ledermanns stayed with their daughter Mrs. Larry Morcraft in Joplin Missouri from Friday to Sunday.
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Nelle Strohm
Roy Scott
Edna Marvin
Fairy Collier
Opal Eagan
Frank Snyder
Etna Green
Indiana
Muriel Klinefelter
Marvin Webb
Royal Oaks
Michigan
Fenton Ledermann
Larry Morecraft
Joplin
Missouri
Septer Collier
Mr. Collier
Don Drake
Elizabeth Heleine
Robinson
Eva Wright
Russel Clatfelter
Harry Wright
Harold Wright
DeKalb
Vern Wright
Tuscola
Glenn Wright
Terre Haute
Hurley Wright
Community Guests Share Sunday Meals Across Several Towns
Henry Wilson returned home from Champaign Hospital after treatment. Sunday dinners hosted by many families included the Colliers, Gillises, Wrights, Browns, and Strohms from Georgetown Mattoon Robinson DeKalb Terre Haute and other areas with multiple visits and travel to see relatives and attend gatherings.
Local residents listed for Marshall and surrounding areas
Ralph Burns of Robinson Mrs Flos sie Maurer and Norma Mr and Mrs Clarence Hawker Mr and Mrs Aus tin Claypool Mr and Mrs James Bennett and children Mrs Nancy Setzer all of Marshall Mrs Frances Romines and children also of shall Mr and Mrs Jamelston and children of Sullivan Illinois and Mr and Mrs Rex Wright of Effingham Illinois
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Ralph Burns
Robinson
Flossie Maurer
Norma
Clarence Hawker
Austin Claypool
James Bennett
Nancy Setzer
Marshall
Frances
Romines
Shall
Jamelston
Sullivan
Ilinois
Rex Wright
Effingham
Illinois
Homecoming dinner and visits cited in village notes
The article records a homecoming with a noon meal and afternoon program headlined by Douglas Wilson, followed by multiple social visits among residents including Mr. and Mrs. Chester Cook and families, and guests from Paris, Springfield, and Terre Haute. It also notes a research section on wheat nitrogen fertilization and yield gains among soft and hard varieties.
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Douglas Wilson
Bill Hendrix
Kim
Herman Thompson
Jackie
Sandwich
Ilnois
Glenn Wilhoit
Rhonda
Roger
Rosalyn
Paul Blakely
Neva Sue
Fertilizer Response Studied at Illinois Field
University of Illinois Carlinville Agronomy Field tests show phosphorus boosts wheat yields. In high nitrogen, potassium had limited effect and extra nitrogen helped little. Wheat with no phosphorus yielded 42 bushels per acre. peak yields came from 20 pounds of phosphorus with 46 pounds P205 and 10 or 30 pounds nitrogen. Boone notes no carrier superiority.
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Boone
University of Illinois Carlinville
L. B. Boone
Pawnee
Boone Suggests Local Farm Adviser Contact
Adapted in a given area Boone suggests contacting the local county farm adviser for guidance.
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Boone
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