Pauley Family Obituary Highlights Faithful Staunton Resident
David A Pauley born 1862 in Fay ette County died June 10 at his daughter Mrs Clement's home in Staunton aged 86. Survived by four daughters grand and great grandchildren. Known for kindness and religious faith. Also notes on farm life, late wife Anna Butler, and caregiver sons-in-law.
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David A. Pauley
Fayette County
Lewis Pauley
Staunton
Anna Butler
Pauley
David Ludwig
Clement
W. L. Bird
Frank Wolf
C. J. Clement
B. T. Chapman
Edwardsville
Robert Binney
Nelson Ludwig
Vivian Wolf
Peggy
Fly control campaign progressing well
The 1949 Illinois fly control campaign reports strong progress as farmers and townsfolk clean fly breeding areas. Insect specialist H B Petty urges sanitation, noting removing Freddie Fly's breeding places wins much of the battle against flies and decay.
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Illinois
H. B. Petty
Illinois College of Agriculture
Illinois Natural History Survey
Petty
Freddie Fly
Newcastle disease spreads in Illinois flocks in 1949
Illinois reports 98 Newcastle disease outbreaks from January through May 1949, nearly matching total 1948 cases. Half the outbreaks involve chicks under five weeks old, with drastic drops in egg production and some turkey flocks affected. Two May outbreaks were diagnosed in turkeys.
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Illinois
J. O. Alberts
University of Illinois
College of Veterinary Medicine
Veterinary College
Drier Helps Save Corn Crib Space
Prairie Farmer notes looming storage crunch as farmers seek space for new grain. Government loans up to 85 percent support building on farm storage facilities and crop drying equipment to maximize space. Ed Raber of Elkhart County installs a complete grain drying system with a 3,000 bushel bin to shell and dry corn, reducing handling.
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Prairie Farmer
Ed Raber
Elkhart County
Ind
Is Bigness Bad in Our American System
Critics target big business as harmful to competition and labor while proponents argue big firms grow with public approval, enable mass production, raise wages, shorten hours, and fund research. The piece asserts big business drives prosperity and a dynamic economy, urging continued support and noting a radio drama promotion at the end.
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John Q
System Improves Farm Dryer to Save Harvested Grain
A farmer adopts a new drying system that processes cobs and other grain as soon as harvest occurs, reducing spoilage and storage worries. The device allows quick drying of grain in storage, ensuring better quality and less waste for the season.
Spray Ring Solves Small Orchard Spraying Problem
A group of 29 Adams County Indiana farmers form a spray ring to share two spraying outfits. Led by Dan Mazelin the ring issued 102 shares at five dollars each to cover costs and keep spraying supplies at the Mazelin home for guidance. The arrangement lets members receive timely spray services and maintain healthier orchards and fruit supply.
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Adams County
Ind
Praire
Dan Mazelin
Mazelin
David Mazelin
Baptist Church Weekly Schedule and Birthday Honors
The church lists Sunday and weekday services including 9:30 a.m. Sunday School and 10:30 a.m. preaching. Evening worship at 8:00 p.m. and Thursday prayer service at 8:00 p.m. Birthdays for James Allen Thomas and Ronnie Gerrish are noted. W M S meets July 14 at 2 p.m. with Rose Mojonnier as Program Leader and Alice Nattier as Devotional Leader.
Vacation Should Be Fun Advises Medical Society
The Illinois State Medical Society Educational Committee urges workers to take spring or summer vacations. They note preferences vary with some seeking sun and warmth while others choose winter escapes, as long as it remains a vacation and a break from routine.
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Educational Committee
The
Illinois State Medical Society
Take a Vacation For Rest and Renewal
The article urges every worker to take a vacation to reset physically and mentally. It cautions moderation and gradual activity, noting limits for sedentary and active plans, and emphasizes planning within one’s means while ensuring safety in travel and camping. It stresses vacation as a tool to reduce fatigue, irritability, and bore dom and to sustain job performance.
Change of pace tips for health and balance
Guard health by avoiding unsanitary eateries and overexertion. Exercise discretion with limited period activities and take moderate steps away from work. Do the things you want in moderation and seek fun and relaxation. Let the change of pace renew zest, vitality, and happiness for a better return to work.
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Newcastle
George S. Benson
Harding College
Searcy
Arkansas
Br. Benson
Fred Gramlick
Homer
Sandoval
Illinois Power Company
Baptist Church News
Salem
Peggy Knudson
Lynn Roberts
Alaska Patrol
Richard Travis
Helen Wescott
Joan Fontaine
James Stewart
Rogues’ Regiment
Dick Powell
Marta Toren
Flying Tigers
John Wayne
John Carroll
Ernset Tubb & Texas
Troubadors Sun
Edward
MY Son
Spencer Tracy
Deborah Kerr
GLOBE
San Antonio
Fryers
Pete
Patoka Elevator Co
George J.wasem
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