Nebraska farming notes on corn yields and farming tips
Dry weather keeps corn green with nitrogen and other fertilizer. Nebraska irrigation raises yields from 80 to 118 bushels with extra water. Extension Livestock group plans a swine carcass demo Sept 26 with 30 barrows 190 to 230 lb bought by Swift & Co. Silo gas danger noted. wait five days after rain to fill silos. Sauerkraut lore links to Chinese emperor. bonsai culture discussed by Lee Piper. alfalfa frost timing to store sugars.
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Tcls
Nebraska
Mrs Fred Hottenstein Dies After Illness in Savanna
Mrs. Fred Hottenstein, 70, longtime Savanna resident of 45 years, died Saturday while en route to Savanna City Hospital after illness at home. Funeral held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Law Jones funeral home with burial in Savanna Township Cemetery. Survived by husband four sons Henry Gallena Fred Jr and Philip Savanna Theodore Davenport Ia two sisters and 14 grandchildren one great grandchild.
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Fred Hottenstein
Savanna
Savanna City Hospital
Law- Jones
Savanna Township
Henry
Galena
Fred Jr
Philip
Theodore
Davenport
Courthouse notices and records from Savanna area
Courthouse items list fines in circuit court for Sep 2 and Sep 6 including speeding and forfeited bonds. Deeds recorded Aug 18 to Sept 1 for multiple properties in Savanna Lanark Mt. Carroll and Shannon. Probate filings list several estate transfers and a divorce decree granted on cruelty grounds. custody changes noted. Licenses to wed issued to couples from Freeport Ridott Savanna Mt. Carroll Lanark Lockport Orangeville and Savannah.
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Donald Jarman
Aurora
Eldon McKinney
Fredericksburg
Thomas J. Etzel
Rock Island
Larry Traum
Lanark
Albert Williams
James Holmes
Camanche
Gene Kness
Thomson
Scott Buck
Clinton
Lloyd Colbert
Shannon
Orval G. Schreiner
LeRoy W. Patch
Fair Haven
Geo
W. Peat
Grace E. Sweitzer
Irvins
John R. Coleman
James E. Schroeder
L. S. Bowens
Savanna
Charles G. Winke
Charles L. Belander, Jr
Fulers
Harold Kauffman
Howard R. von Hayden
Homer L. Byers
Lynn L. Johnson
Oakridge
Robert C. Byer
Eleanor B. Itsworn
Meyers
Milledgeville
Cletus L. Eadie
Russell Grimes
Carl Haag
Norma Holt
Georgia Ferguson
Mt. Carroll
Inez R. Acker
Charles F. Freeman
Hurleys
Lowell J. Mertz
Carl G. Kness
Kenneth H. Knowlton
LeRoy Witt
Rock Creek
Forrest Flack
Grace B. Bolton
South Savanna
Thomas A. Ballas
Kenneth L. Compton
East Lawn
Peter Pollock
Frank A. Natt
Stuart E. Hergert
Morton
Carroll County
Maxine Kindell
Thomas S. Kindell
Edward J. Turnbaugh
Sharon E. Klein
Dale E. Klein
W. M. Nipe
Paul R. Cox
Freeport
Dorothy A. Schaar
Ridot
Lanny D. Pawski
Patricia J. Lister
Gerard L. Neuschwanger
Connie S. Sweitzer
Theodore A. Gilchrist
Leoma G. Hammit
Lockport
Ted B. Neels
Maxine F. Rowe
Orangeville
John A. Noble
Sandra Sue Messmer
Farmers poised for record 1966 farm income says Babson
Babson Park Massachusetts reports rising livestock prices and strong demand for U S farm goods. Projections show 1966 cash from marketings and gross farm income reaching new highs despite higher costs and rising taxes. Labor unions may push farm labor organization and wage hour rules could press profits. Farmers expected to spend more on machinery as year ends.
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Babson Park
Mass
U. S
Hanover Man Hurt Saturday in Crash
Robert Duff of Hanover suffered minor injuries Saturday morning in a one car accident six miles north of Savanna on the Savanna Elizabeth black top road. He was treated at Savanna city hospital and released. State police said Duff was northbound, lost control on a curve and the vehicle left the road and hit a net.
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Robert Duff
Hanover
Savanna
Savanna - Elizabeth
Savanna City Hospital
Duff
Paul Strukhoff Joins Mirror-Democrat as Ad Production Manager
Paul Strukhoff, 39, has been named advertising and production manager of the Mirror-Democrat, Mount Carroll weekly. Raised in Thomson, he worked for Review Publications until 1952, then ten years at Fulton Journal, later managing ads at Morrison News-Sentinel. He and his wife Norma, daughter of Glen and Mrs Borg, plan to move to Mount Carroll once housing is found.
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Paul Strukhoff
Mirror- Democrat
Mount Carroll
Paul
Thomson
Review
Unti
Fulton Journal
Morrison
News-Sentinel
Norma
Glen Borg
Salem Merry Circle plans September meeting at Rahn home
The Salem Merry Circle club will meet next Tuesday September 13 at the home of Mrs Elmer Rahn. A dessert luncheon will be served at 1 30 PM.
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Salem Merry Circle Club
Elmer Rahn
Duck Season Lengthened to 45 Days in 1966
Springfield Illinois sportsmen will have 45 days to hunt ducks this fall as announced by William T. Lodge director of the Illinois Department of Conservation. The season runs Oct 22 opening before sunrise to Dec 5 closing sunset with daily limits and possession limits for ducks mergansers and geese. Rep John B Anderson welcomed Interior Department moves to extend mallard and bag limits, citing improved duck conditions in the Flyway.
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Springfield
Illinois
William T. Lodge
Illinois Department of Conservation
Alexander, Jackson
Union
Williamson
Alexander
Jackson Union
Department of Conservation
Canada
John B. Anderson
Ill
Department of the Interior
Anderson
Secretary of the Interior
Mississipi
Bankers School Attendees Named at SIU Carbondale
Among 145 junior banking executives from across the state at the Illinois Bankers School on Southern Illinois University's Carbondale campus Aug 29 to Sept 9 were Roger P. DeVries of Milledgeville State Bank and Robert G. Walker of Farmers State Bank. The ten day program trains junior employees for executive roles and is a joint project of SIU Division of Technical and Adult Education and the Illinois Bankers Association.
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Illinois Bankers School
Southern Illinois University
Carbondale
Roger P. DeVries
Milledgeville State Bank
Robert G. Wolker
Farmers State Bank
Southern
Division of
Illinois Bankers Association
Kness Purchases Mertz Building Near Standard Station
C G Kness buys the building west of the Standard Station from Lowell Mertz. Mertz has operated an auto body repair shop there for several years.
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MERTZ
C. G. Kness
Lowell Mertz
Grand-Dads Golf Event at Oakville for Charity Sept 11
Oakville Country Club hosts Grand-Dad Day charity golf with national Grand-Dad Club support. Entry fees go to Mt. Carroll Recreation Association fund. over 1000 clubs nationwide join. A brass headed putter trophy will be awarded. Sept 11 also features the First Annual Stag and Hag tournament with mixed events and dinner for non golfers. Advance registration at the Club House.
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Oakville Country Club
Mt. Carroll Recreation Association Fund
Oakville
May Apply For '67 License
Secretary of State Paul Powell announces 1967 motor vehicle license plate applications are available statewide. Deadline to file is December 30 for those retaining numbers, with reassignment details to be stated in the remarks. Applications list owner, address, license numbers, vehicle details, and seat belt questions.
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Springfield
Paul Powell
Powell
Cos
Plan A Swine Carcass Grading Demonstration
A swine carcass grading demonstration is set for September 26 at the Shannon stock yards at 6 30 PM with a zero barrow entry limit. Sponsored by Extension Livestock Committees Carroll County Livestock Feeders Association Milledgeville Swine Herd Improvement Association and Carroll County Farm Bureau the event aims to educate farmers on market hog quality. Measurements will include carcass length backfat percent ham and loins and loin eye area with Dick Carlisle University of Illinois extension livestock specialist commenting on each entry. A judging class precedes the program and Swift and Company offers prizes for top graders. Barrows arrive for slaughter and measurement the next day at Swift and Company each carcass viewable in the Rochelle cooler at 2 PM on Sept 27. Barrows must weigh 190 to 230 pounds. Entry forms available from the extension office and committee members with one entry per farm. Deadline is Sept 19 or when limit is reached.
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Shannon
Extension Livestock Committees
Carroll County Livestock Feeders Association
Milledgeville Swine Herd Improvement Association
Carroll County Farm Bureau
Dick Carlisle
University of Illinois
Swift and Company
Rochelle
Extension Office
Extension Livestock Committee
Livestock Feeders’ Association
Swine Herd Improvement Association
Farm Bureau Office
Amboy Attorney Nominated for 15th Circuit Judge Seat
Edward M. Sullivan of Amboy is the Democratic candidate for circuit judge in the 15th district. He faces Republican nominees James Bales of Dixon and Helen M. Rutkowski of Oregon as two judges are elected to fill vacancies from Bracken's death and Zick's resignation. Sullivan, 54, a Lee County native and Navy veteran, has practiced in Amboy since 1936 with a WWII service as a Pacific LST commander. He aims for an active campaign across Carroll Jo Daviess Stephenson Ogle and Lee counties.
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Atty
Edward M. Sullivan
Amboy
15Th Judicial Circuit
Freeport
Sullivan
James Bales
Dixon
Ogle County
Helen M. Rutkowski
Oregon
15Th Circuit
Robert L. Bracken
Leon A. Zick
Carroll, Jo Daviess, Stephenson, Ogle and
Lee
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Farm Bureau
Swift & Co
Great China Wall
Lee Piper
Learnin
Engels
Elliotts Diamonds
Silver Gifts Watch and Jewelry Repair
Main ST
Iowa
Ultra Sonic Cleaning
J. H. Potts & Son
Lyons
Frigidaire
Zirkelbach Refrigeration
Bradulski
Clea
Courthouse News
Babson’s Weekly Report
West
Bright Future
Mirror-Democrat
Merry Circle Meeting
Bankers School
Nashville, Tenn
Grand Ole Opry Stars
Dave Dudley
Roadrunners
Billy Walker
George Kent
Linda Manning
Jack Barlow
Band
Yourh Gym
Vernon R. Cady
Rt. 1
Grand Ole Opry
P. O
Harry Isenhart
Huntley
Louise Isenhart
Norman Isenhart
Coronado
Frank W. Mest Insurance Agency
Ihail—Health & Accident
Chadwick
Martin Morris Clinton
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