Growers Told to Harvest Only Mature Apples in Illinois
Union and Johnson counties held meetings led by Farm advisors to stress harvesting apples only after maturation. Officials noted hail damage affects packing grades and could create a new Illinois hail grade for peaches. A follow up session is planned at Southern Illinois University Cardendale with state and university officials in attendance.
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Union
Johnson Counties
Ralph Broom
W. C. Martin
Kenneth Blair
Federal
State Departments of Agriculture
Johnson County
Waskington
Tunnel Hill
Union County
Farm Bureau
Anna
Harold Kaser
Springfield
Dwight Powell
Vic Kelley
University of Illinois
Jim Cummins
Dix
State Apple and Peach Council
Stewart Chandler
Carbondale
Southern Illinois University
Frank Hartline
Division of Markets
Little Theater
Cardendale
State Department of Agriculture
Roy Yung
Illinois
Watershed Group Chooses Huffman Leader for Six-County Area
H Huffman of Metropolis elected president of the Bay Creek Cache River Watershed Association with C Veach of Vienna as secretary treasurer. Six vice presidents from six southern Illinois counties include Pete Burnham Allin C Okerson Brownfield C Barnett Massac Owen Anna John Miller Olive Branch and Charles Case. The group aims to draft by laws seek a charter and plan flood control and soil conservation programs using artificial lakes and controlled dam releases to reduce flood damage and improve health in the six counties.
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Cache Valley
Bay Creek Area
Johnson County Court House
Vienna
Bay Creek
Cache River
Southern Illinois
Pete Burnham
Allin
Pulaski County
C. E. Okerson
Brownfield
Pope County
C. Barnett
Karnak
Massac County
E. P. Owen
Anna
Union County
John E. Miller
Olive Branch
Alexander County
Charles Case
Johnson County
Burnham
Okerson
Barnett
Owen
Miller
Case
Bay Creek- Cache River
G. W. Main
Metropolis
R. E. Okerson
W. Mathis
Carl Smith
R. Chase
Department of Soil Conservation
Huffman
Illinois
Clerks Notified of 1950 Hunting Licenses Mailing
Leonard Schwartz, director of the Illinois Department of Conservation, announced that city and county clerks statewide have been sent the 1950 series hunting licenses. The increase in non resident license demand last year prompted the department to mail each clerk a book of the licenses. The license forms have been changed this year to reduce the amount of paperwork.
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Leonard Schwartz
Illinois Department of Conservation
Schwartz
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