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' "f ^ ^ /* ,, 'ft- '. , *•**]?"" f'* * , «* **M. ,f»* .•* J . : ' ,-'- *t > «ff McHEHBY, ILLINOIS, THUB0DAT, MAT 96,1949 9o.t m FAXX ADVZBU'B 1 00MME1TT8 #r ti» f^w i» wo pad 4- frojM; 1 Thia Jk^C |h® re Irire, WaltM Oonattjr Firm t farm adhrtaer & fStft Kwaslcroc^. who wfit graduta from the Unlrenrtty of Wtoln Jtae2 hasbeep hlrod the HcHenry q as assistant work chiefly with dairymen H clnb members with dairy rejects. I This action has long been* the pope of the Fann Bureau and with recent successful membership under the leadership of 'alter Shrirer, a sufficient budget realized. k Carl is no novice at this business of producing milk. As a er 7 he spent six years g an average 6f thirty cows day by hand in California, rhis intimate contact aroused his nterest in improving dairy so he entered California tolytechnical Institute, where he rorked as a hand in the instltuherd to pay his way. Later la took the Wisconsin dairy short rae and worked as a D. H. I. tester in Kenosha county and official testing in Wisconsin, the war came along he tor the veterinary and spent tour years there, his discharge he entered he University of Wisconsin and at the age of SS, Is at long reeeivtng his B. S. degree ilry production. Kwastgroeh will be a very to the McHenry of men who serve Improving fanqing ln- NO longer can the farmer who disregards the progress if science. If lie does he probor will tnd himself, a poorer as V* only chance at tryto continue. Owners with good m are progressive and are lag for progressive tenants. Landlords are asking prospective tenants nowdays whether they Wmi to the Farm Bureau; not as an issue but to find out whether they are supporting a progressive farm program. If they pjft- !t* thejr are VBin* Us last addition to our staff of technical men came when Norm 8pecht rodfli into our midst In August, 1947. Luckily no cost was Involved, but by the Farm Bureau action of organising the conservation district, he was made available by federal funds. Norm certainly has been worth his weight in gold--the butterfat produced on improved pastures. Bud Oughten, Woodstock high school lad, will work on McKinstry Farm this summer to keep those athletic muscles in shape. Another applicant from that ini stitu'tion is Kenneth Thornton. 1410 Lake Avenue. Woodstock. Can ! you use him? We also have appll- 1 cations from a couple of College - boys you might be interested in. j My secretary tells me We have about 80 people appointed to c6mmittees for the county fair from all over the county. Each one will receive a complete list so I they can see where they 0t in and I what the duties will be of their | committee. A release from the college says. "Leading all counties in the state in Dairy Herd Improvement testing is McHenry, with four testers.** D. H. I. A. services have be^n available in this county since 1910, when the first association in Illinois v was organised there. One of Kwaslgroch's duties will be to supervise these men and act as secretary for the county association. Sam Boggs, Algonquin farmer and Investment broker, sends out a sheet every once In a while with some interesting information. Recently one came out with a pro* Civil War menu from Delmouico's restaurant in New York. Regular dinner was 12c; beefsteak, 4c; hamburger steak, 10c; half pie, 2c; were some of the entries. Average wage was 9* per week then. With present menus, a reasonable wage Is $75 per week. At this same rate of lncrea«e in< prices per year. If it continues, wage will be $9M per week by 2060 or another 110 years, says this Vance Sanders Jk Co^ sheet, called "Brevlts." A bill was introduced in the state legislature on bingo. They spent a day fefcatlng. it's merits and demerits: Many" hundreds II MUSEUMOBILE VISITS McHENRY <r * •>-*. * ^ v ^ s & * ii'& W: S £-V 1st : | i:.n^ #v - ^ ip >st r - > • 1 > s v * ft - v ^ - v\* , V Above Is the travellhg the Museutaoblle, which visited McHinry schools recently. Itie unique traveling mnsenm In the Illinois state mnsenm In Springfield, displayed twenty-one exhibits, a cross-section of the exhibits In the gprtegfiald n»u- Kxhibits included Illinois erals, mammals. Insects. and art, Illinois Indian Ufa and scenes of how IBlnois looksi faring the Oeal Age Forest and the Ice Age pertofts. Harold •. Ootfrley and Louis Van, supervisor -and assistant, respectively, lectured and answered questions re- ' lative to the exhibits. The unit was thirty-six feet long and sixty feet of the Interior was devoted to exhibit spacer of letters we're received by the legislators on this issue while issues involving huge appropriations drew not one, except where aoaeone wanted an Increase in some particular appropriation. As long as humans are attracted like files by the display of a naked human body and no one would give even a mild notice of the display of a naked human brain, this sort of thing will continue. What excuse do you have to kick about your tax Mil If you didn't issue an ultimatum to your congressman about not wasting an taevoase In something? wMe^toten/S trs Uke the idea a bottle of vinegar on with several sieves ef garlis and a few pads of ssd upgsn In N. Su4h Jlnsgar Is particularly In LISTEN TO " ladio's Most Brilliant Dramatic Program ,;t - . • •• • . m . . . ' . 1 ON STATION WILA stakxhw RONALD COLEMAN 4:..;V Tour Host > \ EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT 9s00t6f:3(V TUNE IN ON RCA VICTOR'S oach,H techs* m sleeper. IS lha mother usually sets the pace for the rest of the family. When she Is irritable or hurried, the others will ted it; if she is calm and serene (he others will M that a toast of lamb er bast the Indians and Spaniards takes many names 'Cor jog* U4w<n de Crista, blood <* Ckcki: nslneadir • seior red; San Cutrbra, Fuebk Indian village; river; La Veta, the La Jwita. the Junctle^. Need ruf>b«r staihpsf Order at The PlaitadAler. Partridge This European game bird was brought to this country in the early 1900*1 la large numbers tor stock* ing purposes. Between 1900 and 1000 nearly 00,000 birds were liberated, principally In the northeaster* states. Iln Iraakta," as he Is commonly called. Is larger than our "bob-white" i Smeared In 1000. Pribllont And son said: "WO have « Ing upon the verge of tt sasnt. as tt mtt» a body jwM, which assumes Is be. the ooftfr # the Un^'^Hllii.^ Hm p* issponded to thlg.siiioar by elect a strong anti-Johnson ooogrt which two years later peachment twddsnt. Bead the Want Ada. Deer's Point Syetedi Usual method of gauging a Soot's thus: grow larger A buck's rger anA Is tines or point inore numerous esch* year until then are twelve. At Ibis time thf buck Is usually shout five years of ags. There sre abnormal situations where the number of points vary, but usually In an av> orage healthy buck the above Is true. 1 I ' McHENRY SIGN SERVICE TRUCK LETTK&IHG ft WINDOW LETTERING SHOW CARDS ' 'fcf OUTDOOR SIGNS Fox flu sat H, REBSE Fbone 440-R Sea*t Wait far CsM Wssllisi la Catch Yea as modernias tomorrow'. LENNOX K5 10W-B0V » RCA Victor 8R71 $59.95 in dark maroon p l a s t i c . See and Hear it now, and thrill to static-free FM reception with RCA Victor's "Golden Throat " tone system. AM-FM Broadcast bands. AC. • ' V - : Wilson's Radio Shop soe KLM HcHMTEY, ILL. FURNA Mathematical Ace Can Tally Figures In Blinking of Eye NEW YORK.--Pal Sung Jin can add a column of numbers taller and "Wider than himself faster than the average commuter can tally a bridge score. Pal is a Korean mental wizard, lust arrived in this country, who astounded American adding machine experts in Korea last year by adding and subtrsctlng any given combination of figures two and one-half times faster than an adding machine er an abacus, all in his head. Pal says his system is really quite simple. AH he does is translafe mentally a number Into a Korean phonetic "word." add up the words In his head, retranslate the answer back into a number and Write it down. It took him IS years to work out his formula, but the little Korean claims he can teach It to anyone in two hours. For example. Pal can add a eoluna of figures 11 across and 10 deep In 10 seconds. Ha looks st the column Intently. Minks once or twice, thea scribbles the entire correct answer from loft to right, la contrast to the average dullard who has to sweat over a row one digit at a time. The occasion In Korea a year ago which brought Pal's uncanny ability to light took place at a contest between two American adding ma- j chine experts, seven Korean abacus | champions and Pal. The Americans | and the seven Koreans ended up in a draw, but at the final count Pal had accurately performed his arithmetic two and one-half times tester then all the rest. The contest was sponsored by the Mth American army corps. Oae Salt For Year Wet CbSss Average American burs a is sui; Bang wet clothes on the Una bf *• yesr. ttMir Srmest and heaviest parts. -A M MARJORIE YOUN© Presents HER STUDENTS U .ip a DANCE RECITAL "RHYTHM OF YOUTH" McHenry High School , ; % rftlDAY EVENING, MAY 27, 8 ji *E ' Tickets are now on sale at the ^ ; TODDLER SHOP, Green and Elm ^ WATTLES DRUG STORE, West McHetVJF NYE DUG STORE, Riverside Drive r Plilal>aa sf Tree The trunk of a tree may be divided Into five parti: bark. cam. bfaah layer, .iaflipgt heariauuJ and pith. APPROVED BT THE ILLINOIS 8TATS DEPT. OF PUBLIC HEALTH for WATER ANALYSIS Well water checked for bacterial contamination. Specimen must be transported to laboratory in a sterile container. Fee $100 and DAIRY ANALYSIS Standard Plate Cdpts performed for producers, distributors and dairies. Raw counts and facilities for paatuepsing raw specimens. Sterile tubes furnished on request. Fee $2.00 McHenry X-Ray & Clinical Laboratory 308 S. 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