Burial of a county fair marks bittersweet end
The piece reflects on planning for next year as the county fair ends. It praises volunteers who prepare grounds and exhibits, notes the emotional ties of exhibitors, and compares dismantling rides to an Irish wake with water fights marking the burial of the fair.
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Mike Carr
Lindsay-Schaub
Szebor
Podunk
Rural housing loan eligibility expands for Illinois families
Farmers Home Administration announces broader FHA eligibility for Illinois families where both spouses work. Excluding half the wife's gross income allows higher total family income limits, with reductions for dependents and a 5 percent base deduction. Loans target open country and towns up to 10 000 population and require merit beyond credit.
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Farmers Home Administration
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Charles W. Shu Man
Husbad
Mr. Shuman
James V. Smith
National Ad
Mr. Smith
Agency
Ilinois
Pinckneyville 4-H member earns unique Camp Winiwanca spot
Dennis Winter 18, son of Mr and Mrs Lyle Winter, is the sole male Illinois 4-H member chosen to attend Camp Winiwanca near Stony Lake Michigan. He earned the honor for leadership and 4-H records, attends Rend Lake JC, plans Illinois U agriculture business major, and runs a 25 head Angus herd with his father.
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de Maris Berry
Pinckneyville
Illinois
Camp Winiwanca
Stony Lake
Mich
Dennis Winter
Lyle Winter
Charlotte Coffer
Perry County
Dennis
North America
The
American Youth Foundation
Michigan
Muskegon
Lake Michigan
Stony Creek
Camp Monticello
County Federation
Ber
Rend Lake
Gina
Angus
Rabies fears posed by pets and wildlife rise in SIU study
Frank Bridges of Carbondale warns rabies remains a real threat as vaccination of pets rises. He notes 30,000 annual U S bite treatments and describes signs of infection in animals including nervous behavior, aggression, coughing, paralysis, and long-range roaming that can spread the disease.
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Louis Pasteur
Frank Bridges
Carbondale
Southern Illinois University At
Jackson County Board
Bridges
United States
Smallest Oats Acreage Since 1875
Washington AP reports farmers will harvest 14.3 million acres of oats this year, down nine percent from 1971 and 23 percent from 1970. USDA records show the acreage is the smallest since 1875.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
USDA
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