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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1950
Page
4
Rev. Carroll Lewis leads Sunday School at the regular hour. Worship and preaching at Vernon at 11:00 a.m. Evangelistic Service at Zion at 7:30 p.m. The Revival starts at Zion Monday evening. An invitation to attend the services with a prayer. The Sabbath is described as the Golden Clasp that binds the week.
The Salem Sub-District M Y F will gather at Odin on Saturday February 4 for the Mid-Year Institute. Registration starts 1 30 p m with classes at 2 30 p m A sponsors and pastors class precedes a banquet at 6 00 p m Dr Russell Grow president of McKendree College will deliver the evangelistic message at 7 15 p m
Mr and Mrs Raymond Pine and daughter Jean shared Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs C L West. Mrs Mabel McKimmy of Clinton stayed several days with her parents Mr and Mrs B F Satterlee. Mr and Mrs Joe Wikenhauser and Mr and Mrs Milton Bayliss with children traveled to Marion Illinois to visit Ed McWhirter a patient at the Veterans Hospital there.
The section records neighborhood movements including Rosa Gherken and Emma Protz moving to new properties, family visits to Vandalia and Kinmundy, and several church gatherings. Pentecostal Sunday School reported 98 attendees with a revival nightly, while Methodist Sunday School had 55 attendees and a collection of eight dollars and nine cents.
J. O. Alberts of the University of TI College of Veterinary Medicine urges buyers to choose pullorum-clean chicks. These chicks carry the highest rating in the USDA National Improvement Plan and come from flocks certified free of pullorum disease.
Careless chick purchases can yield up to 85 percent death losses. Surviving birds suffer slower growth, reduced fertility, poorer egg hatchability, and lower egg production. Buyers choose among pullorum-clean, pullorum-passed, and pullorum-controlled chicks, with pullorum-clean being safest. Hatchery flocks are blood-tested annually by the state agriculture department, and preventive steps include cleaning the brooders and keeping chicks separate from laying stock.
Fowl paralysis is likely during early maturity. About 5 percent of U.S. cattle have brucellosis, or Bang’s disease. Roughly 80 percent of the feed grain ...
The data show corn dominating Illinois farms with oats at 20 percent, poultry cannibalism seen as a vice with no single cause, dairy herds replacing about 500000 cows annually due to brucellosis, and 33 percent of U.S. farms owning trucks or trailers. U.S. potato yields averaged 211 bushels per acre in 1949, just below 1948’s record of 216.
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