GOP Woman's Club Elects 1966 Officers At Mt Carroll
Carroll County Republican Women's Club selects officers for 1966 at Mt Carroll session. Presidents, vice presidents, secretary, treasurer named from Milledgeville Chadwick Lanark Savarina and more. Allen Benjamingy of Summer College spoke. Next meeting set for February 25 in Milledgeville.
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GOP Woman’s Club
Carroll County Republican Woman’s Club
Mt. Carroll
Isabelle Pon Penhouse
Milledgeville
Owen Miles
Mt Carroll
Fans Greison
Savarina
W. J. Quest
Chadwick
Allen Benjamingy
Sumer College
Republican Chi
Chicago traffic notices prompt county inquiry
State Attorney William B. Petty says Carroll county residents report traffic and parking tickets issued for incidents claimed to occur in Chicago. He notes recent complaints and recalls a 20 to 25 person incident years ago, warning that mistakes raise concern of possible improper notices.
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Carroll County
Chicnzo
William BR. Petty
Petty
Chicago
Boy Scout Week Theme Set for 1966 Observance
February 7 to 13 marks Boy Scout Week with the slogan Breakthrough for Youth. 164 Cub Scout packs, Scout troops, and Explorer posts in the U.S. Grant Connell area join in the observance led by Boy Scouts of America President Pr Philip N. Hardinger. The events aim to dramatize unit goals and provide a quality program for neighborhood boys. A separate note mentions a grand jury inquiry plans in Chicago as actions proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Grant Connell
Boy Scouts of America
Philip N. Hardinger
Hay and Silage Show at Carroll County Farm Bureau
A Hay and Silage Show will be part of the Carroll County Seil and Water Conservation District Annual Meeting with the Extension Soils and Crops. The program on Tuesday February Sth at the Farm Bureau Iair Mt Carroll starts at 1:30 am. Farmers may enter haylage silage or chopped hay in five divisions with prizes for top samples and lab analysis by Elwood Brickbauer UW Extension. Orrin Berge UW will speak on forage production and farm machinery advances. A panel of local farmers will discuss corn production followed by a free lunch courtesy of Kraf foods Milledgeville.
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Carroll
Seil and Water Conservation District
Farm Bureau
Iair
Mt. Carrol
Qat
Sudan
Elwood Brickbauer
Extension Agronomist University of Wisconsin
Brickbauer
Orrin Berge
Extension Agricultural Engineer
University of Wisconsin
Corr
Wayne Wilhelm
Shannon
Dean Lower
Lanark
Robert Spearman
Mr. Carroll
Co. Hollowell
Milledgeville
Duane Kruse
Kraf Foods
Mary Steimel reports from Thailand on 4-H exchange
Mary Steimel formerly with Carroll County home advisory serves in Thailand as an International Farm Youth Exchange delegate. She lives with a Thai family and works with 4-H clubs learning by doing, preserving foods, and supporting local members in a village.
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M/RY STEIMEL
Thailand
Mary Steimel
Carroll Co
United States
U.S
Illinois and
National
4-Ti
Cooperaive Extension Service
University of Minois
Mary
Gasong
Casong
My Hame
Arm
Illinois
Red Cross Offers First Aid Courses at Court House
Carroll County Red Cross announces beginner and refresher First Aid Courses at the Court House in St. Carroll starting Sunday February 6 at 1 30 PM. Daune Stevens, county first aid chairman, says courses are open to all. Demonstrations will use the Resusci Anne life size rescue breathing doll recently purchased by the Carroll County Chapter.
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Red Cross
Court House
St. Carroll
Daune Stevens
County First Ad
Carroll County
The
American Red Cross
Predict Occasional 200 bushel Corn Average in the Future
Speakers at the second Corn School in the county discuss the prospect of top farmers reaching 200 bushels per acre on total acreage within the next decade. They stress careful planning, early planting, shallow depth, higher seed counts, and in-furrow fertilizer to promote early growth.
Soils and Crops Day Focuses on Fertilizer and Weed Control
The article notes pre emergence herbicides are often needed when weather is cool and wet as weeds outpace corn. It says applying more nitrogen benefits early planted corn with DeKalb reporting 160 pounds nitrogen profitable on May 4 plantings. It invites attendance at the annual Soils and Crops Day February 8 at the Farm Bureau Hall to learn about narrow rows and minimum tillage.
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DeKalb
Farm Bureau
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