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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1968
Page
3
Earl Gilliland notes year round outdoor fun in Carroll County from ice fishing on the Mississippi River to hunting and camping. He cites 4H projects in bird study wood sculpture and woodworking and urges attention to show requirements for each, highlighting a growing recreational industry statewide.
A sale listing highlights hog feeders Forney electric welder new hardware electric drills new flashlights and hundreds of hay rack items available at the event.
A dairy judging training session for 4-H and FFA members is set for Monday night March 11 at 7 30 p m in the Naaman Diehl Auditorium Mount Carroll. W D Goeke manager of Northern Illinois Feeding Coop will present instructions for both beginning and advanced judges. An authority on sire is expected to lead the program.
The article notes separate 4-H classes for bird house entries and woodwork, prohibits dual-class entry, and describes a Rural Directories fundraiser by Carroll County 4-H. It also announces a Dairy Judging instructional session led by Mr Goeke or Bob Miller, starting Monday March 11 at 7:30 p.m. in the Naaman Diehl Auditorium Mount Carroll.
Harold Yochem leads Mount Carroll Prairie Edge 4-H club meeting to organize judging and events. Mr Goeke has served as dairy judge at numerous livestock shows.
E C Coyle Jr district director for Chicago IRS explains that if several people provide more than half of an individual’s support during a tax year one may claim the $600 exemption. Eligible contributors must not have provided over half individually and those over 10 percent must sign statements agreeing not to claim the dependent. IRS form 5013 and district address are provided.
Earl W Hess 71 of Savanna died Monday morning at home. Born October 11 1896 in Webb City Missouri he worked as an engineer on the Milwaukee railroad and served as a World War I sergeant. Survivors include his wife three daughters three sons two sisters and 24 grandchildren. Funeral services were held in St Pauls Episcopal church.
Public health notice urges households to dispose of outdated medicines and related products. Lists eleven specific items to discard such as old prescriptions, discolored pills, contaminated eye drops, and hydrogen peroxide that has stopped bubbling. Warns breakdown can make medicines more harmful.
Carroll County Extension Adviser Harold Brinkmeier warns corn farmers about persistent rootworm threats in 1968 on fields with two or more years of corn. He outlines mixed chemical options and timing, stressing non guaranteed control and germination risks if chemicals are seed-applied on early planting before May 15.
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