Social security benefits details and office help
A public notice from the Wabash Valley Printing Co outlines Social Security benefits extending after age 72 and urges filing regardless of earnings. It lists actions at ages 62 65 and 72 and directs readers to the Terre Haute Social Security Office at 637 Cherry Street for application assistance.
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Wabash Valley Printing Co
S. 5Th Street
Marshall
Illinois
Mark Stewart
Carlos Stewart
Ilinois
Cherry Street
Terre Haute
Conservation practices progress across multiple townships
Farmers rushed to complete waterway and structure work ahead of harvest. Cooperators across Martinsville Orange Parker Darwin Casey Melrose Wabash and Anderson townships report concrete toe walls erosion control farm ponds grass waterways scoop ditches turnstrip ditches and diversions built or installed to protect soils and improve drainage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Arney
Martinsville Township
Bernell Hills
Orange Township
Fred McVey
Parker Township
Wayne Hunt
Darwin Township
Edith Jones
Casey Township
Eugene Schiver
David Schiver
Nell Shawver
Eugene Weaver
Russell Miller
Harold Weaver
Dale Huffington
Wabash Township
Marshall Mattis
Melrose
Emmett Hollingsworth
Douglas Township
Ferry Shotts
Anderson Township
H. J. Kemp
Charles Kemp
Darrell Morgan
Orange
Martinsville
Willard Stoelting
H. R. Stoelting
Don Hackett
Lucille Grissom
Ora Forsythe
Donald Abel
Social security retirement basics and timing
The article explains starting benefits at 62 vs 65, noting smaller monthly checks but more payments if taken at 62. It urges consulting a social security representative before applying and clarifies that people over 65 may still be eligible despite fears of earning too much.
Operation Door Bell launches at Sunday church
Sunday school at 9 30 a m and morning worship at 10 30 a m open the fall program titled Operation Door Bell Bert Collier leads upcoming weekend prayer meeting in the basement auditorium and the church urges every family to contact and win others to Christ and the church during this period Remember that Christ is the answer to your family problems Plan to meet in regular services.
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Bert Collier
Christ
Illinois Dairymen Adopt WADAM Electronic Records
Illinois dairy farmers adopt WADAM electronic record keeping to track milk production. Clinton county began in May with over 1,000 cows by July, followed by Mason Tazewell and Washington counties. Data flows from farmer barn sheets to county advisers to the University of Illinois dairy extension office and back as typewritten herd reports.
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Illinois
University of Illinois
Clinton County
Mason
Tazewell
Washington
U. of S. Extension
Ralph Johnson
U. of I. Dairy Extension Office
Johnson
Illinois Farmers Outlook Letter Notes Cattle Market Shifts
The outlook predicts moderate changes in the cattle situation over the next year with slightly higher beef demand and stable cattle prices. Prices for choice steers in Chicago averaged about 26.25 dollars and good grade steers around 24.60 over the past year. The report cites improved unemployment but cautions uneven gains, while noting a rise in marketing and a large cattle herd, with feed abundance in the corn belt offset by drought in southern states.
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Chicago
Great Plains
Clark County Warns On Diverted Acres Use
Chairman Ralph Martin of the county agricultural stabilization and conservation committee warned Clark County farmers that grazing or other use of acreage diverted under the feed grain wheat stabilization or conservation reserve programs is not permitted. Any use of these diverted acres in reflected agricultural programs is restricted.
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Ralph Martin
County Agricultural Stablization and Conservation Committee
Clark County
Clark County Faces Cuts in Crop Reduction Payments
The Herald notes that Clark county may see loss or major cuts in payments under crop reduction programs. Provisions limiting acreage for conservation have eased in parts of the state due to short feed supplies, but Clark county is not in the emergency area.
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Clark’ County
Clark County
Chrysler
Manuel Envich
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Marshall Herald
Fremont Schoeck
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
Church OF Nazarene
Idairy Records
Outlook
American LE Legion Post
Warren Henderson
Herald
Drake’s
Soft Water Service
South 8Th St
Marshall, Ilinois
Maurice J. Ennis
Optometrist
Archer Ave
Marshall, Dl
IBC
Rose Polytechnic Institute
Route 40
Wabash
Atyle
America
PREVO_MOTOR_ CO
South 6Th St
Chrysler Corpora
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New Yorker
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