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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1973

Page

6

Farmers urged to enroll in 1973 feed grain and wheat plans

Southern Illinois farmers may enroll in the 1973 feed grain and wheat programs until March 16 1973. Option A requires a 25 percent set aside with payments tied to base yields and specific per bushel rates, plus pasture allowances and potential rent back with a 30 percent payment cut. Option B waives set asides but uses a lower payment rate and requires acreage to match 1973 planted levels with a price support loan available on all feed grain. Wheat has Basic and Additional plans with varying set asides and payment rules, measurement service is available for a fee, and ASCS offices can provide details.

Illinois ASCS

Former area pastor taps maple syrup in Southern Illinois

The Rev. Gail W. Hines, a retired Methodist minister and Army chaplain with 41 years in Southern Illinois, runs a 38 acre hard maple tract near Kinmundy off Interstate 47. He taps 825 trees using modern plastic hose systems and operates a one man plant making maple syrup and candy. Sap runs vary. five gallons daily from large maples, but it takes about 50 gallons of sap to produce one gallon of syrup.

Hines Illinois Vermont Mr. Hines Kinmundy Interstate Rt. 47 Marion County Newton Okanville Nashville Murphysboro Sparta Bridgeport McKendree College Lebanon Indiana

Read the Label Book contest prize offers Barnum weekend

The piece promotes the CIBA-GEIGY Read the Label Book contest offering a fully paid weekend at Barnum Hotel and Cafe with travel for two from Duluth. It contrasts this with a farmer’s simpler, more valuable prize from reading chemical labels, suggesting safety and better yields from proper labeling.

Lindsay-Schaub Ciba-Geigy A. J. Adolfi Cibageigy Barnum Hotel Duluth Barnum City of Minn

Preparation H Relief Prompts Hemorrhoidal Comfort

Doctors tested Preparation H on hundreds of patients and found prompt relief from rectal itch and pain. The ointment and suppositories helped shrink swelling caused by inflammation, with many doctors recommending it for their families.

Totally New Concept In Helping The Hard Of Hearing

Hearing aid specialists offer a wide variety from several manufacturers. They emphasize fitting each user with the right aid, using advanced electroacoustic testing to provide expert, nonpartisan help. Call for appointment or request free booklet Passport to a Wonderful World of Sound.

Illinois egg marketing vote set by mail ballot

Illinois egg producers will vote on a proposed egg marketing program by mailed ballot from March 19 to April 13. The program would fund advertising and sales promotion, market research and education, and allow election of an Egg Market Development Council to administer it. Nominees include Robert Croslyn and James C. Dixon. Eligible voters must house 3,000 or more laying hens and sell eggs or egg products with payment at first sale. Ballots go to Acting Director Robert J Williams in Springfield.

Illinois Robert J. Williams Illinois Department of Agriculture Robert Croslyn West Frankfort James C. Dixon Mt. Vernon State Fairgrounds Springfield Ill

SIU Student Wins Fulbright Hayes Grant for Dairy Study

Alan Dale Henning a senior in animal industries at Southern Illinois University Carbondale earns a Fulbright Hayes junior grant for nine months of graduate dairy farming study in New Zealand beginning next fall. Henning from Tonica is the sole SIU recipient this year.

Alan Dale Henning Southern Illinois University At Carbondale Fulbright-Hayes New Zealand Henning Tonica SIU

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