Will Ford Be Seen As Pirates By Farmers In Illinois Meet
The Illinois Farm Bureau gathering in Chicago frames hope and fear as farmers watch signs of relief from world markets and government aid. A farmer on a stool asks if the lit cross on the Board of Trade signals celebration or crucifixion, reflecting cautious mood toward President Ford's January appearance in St. Louis.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Illinois Farm Bureau
Ceres
Board of Trade
State Department
Farm Bureau
St. Louis
American Farm Bureau Federation
Gateway City
Gerald R. Ford
United States
Ford
Bring Your Garden Indoors by Raymond Poincelo t
Indoor gardens require planning and care similar to outdoor beds. The author notes that by reversing seasons one can move some outdoor plants indoors for rest and safety while maintaining 68 to 70 degrees Fahrenheit and 50 percent humidity for healthy growth.
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Raymond P. Poincelot
Franklin County Farm Bureau elects officers at Rend Lake dinner
The Franklin County Farm Bureau elected officers for the coming year at a Rend Lake Junior College dinner. President William S. Richardson of Ewing and Vice President Marion Presley of West Franklin were chosen along with six board directors. Monnie Kimmel of Thompsonville was named Farm Woman of the Year. Special guest Bill Tiderend of the Lincoln Soybean Association spoke on soybean competition.
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Franklin County Farm Bureau
Rend Lake Junior College
Inn
Joe Brockett
William S. Richardson
Ewing
Marion Presley
West Frankfort
Farm Bureau Board
John Bauman
Goode Township
Philip Greenwood
Tyrone Township
Dale Bennett
Six-mile Township
Howard Marshall
Ewing Township
Larry Overturf
Benton Township
Robert Croslin
Frankfort
Brockett
Monnie Kimmel
Thompsonville
Franklin County
Bill Tiderend
Lincoln Soybean Association
Illinois Egg Fee Rescinded and Hearings Planned
Illinois Director of Agriculture aud Williams rescinded a four-cent per case shell egg inspection fee under the Illinois Egg Act. He cites revenue beyond inspection cost and notes hearings on proposed rule changes. A two-cent fee is proposed with a temporary delay to Feb 1, 1976. A public hearing is set for Dec 29 at 1 p.m. in Springfield. written statements may be filed.
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Illinois
Aud Williams
Williams
State Fairgrounds
Springfield
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