Corn-Hog Signer Gains 15 Acre Wheat Option for Feed
Marion County corn-hog contract signers may plant up to 15 acres of wheat for 1935 harvest if their wheat base is under 15 acres. Wheat from these acres must be fed to livestock or used as pasture, with sale restricted to non-feed grain. The ruling, announced by D D Coffin, excludes signers in wheat programs and requires county committee approval.
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Marion County
AAA
D. D. Coffin
Corn-Hog Centre Association
Marion
Tibes
Coffin
AAA Explains Ruling On Butchering In Marion County
Secretary R C Young clarifies that there is no limit on home slaughter of hogs from 1934 litters beyond reducing market production by the excess slaughter. Feeder pig slaughter does not affect market hog production, and interpretations of Administrative Ruling No 5 are corrected. The policy aims to balance home slaughter with market commitments under the corn hog contract.
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AAA
Young
Good luck will help a man over the ditch if he goes hard
A brief proverb-like note urges effort to overcome obstacles. It frames luck as helper only when a person acts with determination and persists despite hardship.
Kinmundy News Notes Carry Local Social Affairs
Mrs Fannie Lowe of Kinmundy visited kin with brother I W Doolen and family. Ladies Aid met at Rose Martin with twenty members. officers elected Stella West President Hazel Cox Vice President Clee Epps Secretary Maud Hatch Treasurer. Next meeting at Mollie Murfin's. Numerous locals attended Southern Illinois Conference at Vandalia. Glenwood Brown and wife visited Beement family. Flora Dickey visiting Monticello with her daughter. Wanza Doolen in St Louis. Harry Godel Mamie Erfer and Freda Franz hosted by H Q Tillman. Helen Allen left for Vandalia for work. Vira Pfeffer visited father J W Epps. J H Peddicord dislocated shoulder unloading coal. Chatter and Stitch club hosted by Mrs Cecil Brown with a meal and comforter work. Gus Prott family traveled to Clinton for Paul Protz’s hospital visit. Dean Wilson and wife visited. Lewis Lawrence moving into Betts property near post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Lowe
Kinmundy
I. W. Doolen
Ladies Aid
Rose Martin
Stella West
Hazel. Cox
Clee Epps
Maud Hatch
Mollie Murfin
Vandalia
Glenwood Brown
Bement
Fred Brown
Flora Dickey
Monticello
R. P. Shankwiler
Wanza ‘Doolen
St. Lukes Hospital
St. Louis
Harry Godel
Cecil Brown
Chatter and Stitch Club
Charles Moore
Mattie Jarrett
Amy Epps
Ethel Green
Mildred Norris
Cloe Epps
Gus Prott
Shirley
Clinton
Paul Protz
Dean Wilson
Hot Springs
Ark
C. A. Murfin
Emmett Caudle
Lewis Lawrence
Betts
Local Families Gather for Weekend Visits Across Towns
ODIN TOWNSHIP residents hosted and visited relatives including Frank Petrea and family from Carrigan Asa McClelland and family, and two circles of kin from Louis ville Laclede Centralia and Mt. Vernon. Various meetups occurred through Sunday and Wednesday with neighbors and kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Petrea
Carrigan
Asa McClelland
Oss Oaton
Louisville
Raymond
Noel
Claude Case
Laclede
James Case
Mason Holts- Jaw
Chas. Breakfield
Ernest Daggett
Centralia
George Ross
Isaac. Ross
Flora Case
Ethel Austin
Lois McClelland
Gertrude
Lora Holtslaw
Branch
Melvin Austin
Jim Bodine
Mt. Vernon
Lora Hodslaw
Susan McClelland
Brick school pupils win first prize at Marion County Fair
Miss Gladys Hanna and Brick school pupils attended the Marion County Fair and Farmers Institute in Salem on Friday. They won first prize for a what to wear chart. Several local residents and visitors, including families from Odin and Spencer, were noted for travel, farm activity, and attendance at institute events.
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Gladys Hanna
Salem
Marion County Fair
Farmers Institute
Cecil Tacket
Freda Kretzer
Frank Galbraith
Albert Galbreth
Centralia
CCC
T. J
Beryle Durbin
A. Banker
Danville
Bennett Chralton
Odin
Pearl Jackson
G. F. Jett
McClarin
Where Bad Girls Go Mother Betty Exchange
A playful dialogue captures a question about where bad girls go and a response that they go most places, hinting at a cheeky or irreverent tone. The exchange frames a light moral edge within a broader social joke.
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Betty
Sunday Socials Span Patoka and Luther Williams Homes
Ernest Schmahl spent Saturday in Patoka while Frank Bradford and family, Mat Belcher and family, and Fre da Bowen with Herd and Ernest Schmahl were Sunday callers at Luther Williams home. Geo Peddicord and family of Pittsburg visited Sunday with Cort Walker and wife. Luther Williams and family visited Sunday evening at the Schmahl home. Herb Schmahl's shocked millet for John Hicks Monday.
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Frank Bradford
Sandoval
Mat Belcher
Freda Bowen
Herd
Ernest Schmahl
Luther Williams
Geo. Peddicord
Pittsburg
Cort Walker
Schmahll
Herb Schmahl
Millett
John Hicks
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R. C. Young
Corn-Hog Control Association
Odin Township
Patoka
Kourdouvelis Bros
DAY Cleaners
N. Locust St
Centralia, Ilinois
Star Laundry & Cleaners, Inc
Centralia, Illinois
East Fork
Herb Schmah
Dations
Wm. Hutter Clothing Co
Weisman
Centralia, Ill
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