Carroll County Riding Club Sponsors October Ride
The Carroll County Riding Club sponsors a ride Sunday October 7 at Ray Bardell farm Milledgeville inviting everyone to bring their own dinner.
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Newspaper
Thomson Review
Location
Thomson, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1962
Page
2
The Carroll County Riding Club sponsors a ride Sunday October 7 at Ray Bardell farm Milledgeville inviting everyone to bring their own dinner.
Starlings entered the country in 1890 and reached Illinois by 1930 with a population exceeding 100 million birds. They may carry AGE in young pigs, while sparrows stay on one farm and pigeons feed near roosts. Illinois hires a man at $50 per farm to control birds on select farms. Research continues on how 2 4 D kills plants by disrupting root feeding as cells grow abnormally.
Illinois reports 163 rabies cases in 1961 with skunks making up 95. Public health urges dog vaccination and caution around wildlife. Marriage total mass 88 692 in 1961 with June most popular. divorces 25 712 and 261 annulments. Egg industry aims for Eggtober 1962 with new products and per person egg consumption around 300.
Fifteen feeders from Carroll County and nearby communities head to Clayton New Mexico this week. Led by Reynold Bleyer chair of the Extension Live stock Committee the group departed Sunday and will return Thursday. Travelers include Joe Rath George Hammond Loren Martz Wallace Ware Don Schriner all of Lanark Charles M Kingery Glenn Bickelhaupt John Sarma Francis Kennedy all of Mt Carroll Leroy Warehime Percy Schreiner Milledgeville John Ruter Baileyville George Ruter Shannon and Ed Kusites Fulton. The quote about power and public good is attributed to Winthrop W Aldrich.
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