Wheat losses loom as two farmers challenge ruling
Two Franklin County wheat growers J Max Mitchell and Glenn Snider claim the 1958 acreage allotment redefinition will force losses of 3500 to 4000 dollars per farmer. A second Soil Conservation Service review session in Benton, with a third planned, weighs legality and timing of notices and the one farm definition. Mitchell argues the change erodes his potential allotment and boosts penalties, while Snider sees similar impact on his land. The pair seek more time to file briefs as the board schedules another hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
J. Max Mitchell
Glenn Snider
Soil Conservation Service Board of Review
Benton
Mitchell
West Frankfort
Theodore Tiberend
Williamson County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Tieberend
Snider
Zeigler
ASC
Casper M. Murphy
Chicago
Review Board
Fire Department Furnishes Oxygen for Ill Resident
The West Frankfort fire department was called to 1308 W Main St at 9 30 p m Wednesday to provide oxygen to Mrs Earl Munsell who had fallen ill with a suspected mild heart attack. An inhalator was used and she was taken to Union Hospital where her condition was reported as fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Frankfort
W. Main St
Earl Munsell
Burglars Get $15 At Market
Thieves broke into the Bird Food Market at 405 S Washington Ave Carbondale after 10 p m and took about $15 in change and $5 worth of cigarets from a cash register. Owner Rolland Bridges was alerted at 10 30 p m and said the door glass was broken with a soft drink bottle. The crime occurred minutes after Bridges left for home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Washington Ave
Carbondale
Rolland E. Bridges
Bridges
Thompsonville Cafes Robbed After 11 P.M.
Two Thompsonville cafes were broken into after 11 p.m. Wednesday. Entry was forced by breaking front doors with a bar. Baker's Cafe lost a cigaret vending machine shuffleboard game juke box and some cash. a violin and costume jewelry were taken. Velma's Cafe reported 30 to 35 dollars missing from a shuffleboard game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompsonville
Carl Brown
Franklin County
Baker's Cafe
Brown
Velma’s
Tourist Meet Planned by Union County Assn in Anna
The Union County Tourist and Recreation Association holds its monthly meeting at 7 p m Friday in the Bunny Bread Auditorium Anna. President Harvey Ligon announces the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County Tourist and Recreation Assn
Bunny Bread
Anna
Harvey Ligon
New Type Concrete Promises Sound, Jointless Pavement
The text describes a new concrete pavement that is sound conditioned and laid without joints except tiny cushion spaces. It remains smooth over time, resisting roughening from freeze thaw and de-icers. A special granular base keeps the surface flat and solid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Also Mentioned on This Page
Illinois
Unton County
Wright
Nellie
Jonesboro Brimm
Ella
Anne Alsip
Robert
Vien
UNION
Carr
Joe
Martin
Ada
Ulian
Eugene
Avis
Flora
Jerre
Prince
Viro
Nina
Charleston
Walter
Madison St
Danter
Sherri Dawn
Eton Memorial Hospital
Evansville
Kueker
Norman
Chester Hospital
Marion
Claude Ingram
Vivan Lewis
Herrin
Pearl Henson
Nancy Gibbons
Marion Jonesboro
Bert McKinstry
Pinckneyville
Linda Hagler
Alto Pass
Jonesboro
Mervan Smith
Wolf Lake
Sharon Wright
Robert H. Forister
Fornfelt
Mons Riley
John H. Rodgers
Thomp
Chester
Roth
Roger John
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Schroeder Funeral Home
King
John Jackson
Storme Funeral Home
Free Methodist Church
East Lawn Memorial Cemetery
Cornaghie
Charles L
13Th St
First Baptist Church
Masonic and
Dfellows Cemetery
Johnson Funeral Home
Hertin
Sharp
Volna Gaither
Shorty
14Th St
Union Hospital
St. John’s Catholic Church
St. John’s Cemetery
Union Funeral Home
Funeral Home
Queen Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Washington
U. S. Army Transportation Corps
Walnut
Murphypsboro
First Door West of First Nations] Bank
Hewitt
Rexall
Herrin Rexall
Irwin's Rad
S & TV
RCA Victor TV
L. P. Records
Murphysboro
Boston Butts
Milnot
Hunter
T-Bone
Nestle’s
Cosworth
Gift and Toyland
Chrome
Shulton, Lentheric, Coty, Colgate, Yardley and
Palmolive
Woolworth’s
Lady and Lord Madison
Cde
Coe
Woolworth’s Toyland Today
Bank-O-Matic
Portland Cement Association
West Washington Street
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!