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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1936
Page
7
Chadwick News reports a busy sequence of visits and gatherings across Broadhead Freeport Sterling Monroe and Rock Island with guests including Geldmachers Springmans Cribbs and others. The Salvation Army truck collected discarded clothing and magazines, and local youths spent time at parks and scout camps while families hosted relatives and friends.
The new soil conservation program reclassifies soil conserving crops under one heading while preserving soil-building payments. Perennial grasses, annual legumes, and forest trees on crop land since 1944 are listed as soil conserving, with nurse crop provisos to prevent grain formation. Neutral land and idle crop land fall outside these classifications, and local figures include Jack Fedderson of Clinton and guests at Milledgeville dinners.
A poultry writer explains crowded coops cause heat stress and disease in flocks. He urges cooling steps, shade, cool water, and letting hens roam to prevent coccidiosis and range paralysis, noting water intake drives feed consumption and egg production.
Farm youths in 4 H clubs and F F A chapters in Illinois and Missouri borrowed 24003.20 this spring to fund beef steers, dairy calves, sheep and pigs under a group project plan. Loans are endorsed by minors with group liability. representatives from Oregon Production Credit Association will attend a cooperation conference at the University of Illinois.
In Omaha economist William A. Irwin of Washburn College argues privately owned banking has aided U S growth. He warns change may be needed but urges preserving American banking principles while considering coordination under a national framework. He cautions against full centralization and credits bankers with stabilizing the economy through booms and busts.
The Graduate School of Banking, an unprecedented project by the American Institute of Banking Section and Rutgers University, opened its first resident session with 220 students from 35 states and the District of Columbia. The three year program covers banking administration, investments, trust law, and credit economics, blending case method with lectures. Scholarships of 1356 each are funded by the American Bankers Association Educational Foundation, with leadership by Bank Commissioner S. M. Garwood and other federal and university figures.
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