Post Office Entry Notice for Patoka Illinois
Entry recorded as second class matter on November 2, 1907 at Patoka Illinois post office under the act of March 8 1879.
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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1954
Page
2
Entry recorded as second class matter on November 2, 1907 at Patoka Illinois post office under the act of March 8 1879.
Attendance at Sunday School reached 44 as residents report visits among Meredith Albert Hyde and Muck families. Pvt Clarence Albert phones from New Jersey en route to Arizona in April. Line 97 workers repair a telephone line after an electrical storm. Community events include a colored play at Carrigan PTA and a Fredonia Community Club meeting with refreshments.
Sunday evening calls were made on Eugene Simpson and family by Ethel Chance Nannie Britt Harry Easley and wife Stella Easley Earl Stanford and Lorn Bookout of Salem Tony Clark Vernon Sharp Alice and Paul Jett Dwight Petrea and family Murfin Belcher and wife of Odin Bonnie Simpson visited cousin Barbara Simpson on Friday
An analysis notes that accidental deaths surpassed Korean War fatalities, with about 95,000 unnecessary deaths last year from traffic accidents. It cites 38,000 deaths and 9.6 million injuries, and places the economic cost over 9.0 billion dollars, urging national action to prevent avoidable tragedies.
G. R. Carlisle of the University of Illinois College of Agriculture notes urea used in protein can cut costs by about a dollar per pound of protein. With six pounds of corn plus one pound of urea yielding seven pounds of soybean meal, the mix is cheaper than soybean meal and provides similar potential protein. Urea is not protein, Carlisle cautions.
Urea provides nitrogen in protein supplements, with a pound of protein containing 16 percent nitrogen. A 5 percent urea mix is the recommended safe limit, equating to about 13 percent protein, but Midwest tests show no efficiency gain from urea supplements over equivalent protein amounts. Thorough mixing is essential for safety in fattening and roughage rations.
If a dog loses appetite runs fever or has breathing trouble or a runny nose it may be pneumonia and a veterinarian should be contacted promptly Evergreen plantings brighten an outdoor view from vent space.
A University of Illinois farm specialist notes that new powert made saws and equipment speed tree harvests. Guidance on lamb care recommends a creep ration after one week old using cracked corn oats bran soybean oil meal to compensate for milk drop. Young forest trees require protection from fire and livestock.
The guideline states pruning apple trees is permissible any time in February provided temperatures stay above freezing. This supports proper pruning windows for orchard managers.
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