Egg Candling and Grading Law Reforms in Illinois
The 1951 Illinois law requires candling and grading of eggs sold for human consumption. Unfit eggs may dock or fine producers. buyers must refuse unfit eggs. Retail eggs from producers may skip candling if not labeled as fresh. Dealers need licenses. egg breaking and related facilities are licensed and inspected. Penalties range from 15 to 200 dollars. licenses may be suspended or revoked. Administered by the State Department of Agriculture under the state pure foods law.
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Illinois
State Department of Agriculture
Breakfast starts the day for better stamina and focus
Excerpts advise ex service members and families that breakfast is vital. Skipping breakfast lowers alertness and efficiency, while a regular meal with fruit, cereal, milk, toast, and optional eggs or bacon improves energy, weight control, and daytime performance.
Overdoses of vitamins A and D cause sickness and death risks
Nutrition researchers warn that overdoses of vitamins A and D have led to sickness and deaths among adults and children. They cite factors such as variable child sensitivity, concentrated therapeutic preparations, and body vitamin storage that can raise levels over time. Loss of appetite and headaches are early warning signs, but following label or doctor guidelines prevents danger.
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University of Illinois Homeconomics Department
Estate claim day for John S. Rouse in Marion County
Notice to all persons that Monday April 5 1954 is the claim date in the estate of John S. Rouse deceased pending in the County Court of Marion County Illinois. Claims may be filed on or before that date without issuance of summons Maude Snyder Administratrix John M Kagy Attorney
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John S. Rouse
Marion County
Illinois
Notice of Public Hearing on Patoka Budget 1954
Public notice for the Town of Patoka Marion County Illinois announces a tentative budget and appropriation ordinance for the year April 1 1954 to March 31 1955. The budget will be on file for public inspection from March 5 1954 at 9:00 a.m. at the Town Clerk's office. A public hearing on the ordinance will be held at 1:30 p.m. on April 6 1954 at the Town Clerk's Office. Final action will be taken by electors at the annual town meeting on April 6 1954 at 2:00 p.m. Dwight F Britt Supervisor Mac Eagan Clerk.
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Patoka
Marion
Illinois
Annal
Dwight F. Britt
Mac Eagan
Farm tips on livestock feeding and care
A University of Illinois dairy specialist says lambs gain faster on pelleted seeds as they eat more. Increase grain when dairy cows eat low quality roughage to maintain milk. If pigs fight at feeding, clip their needle teeth with wire cutters.
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University of Illinois
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