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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1969

Page

30

Choosing Moving Firms With Careful Consideration

Moving requires written estimates from several companies and careful inspection of belongings. Compare weight distance and packing charges but beware underestimation of shipping costs. sort and discard items to cut costs. ensure insurance for nonvaluables. note complaints and request final reweighing if weight seems excessive. The Appalachia Educational Laboratory outlines a rural preschool program trial and critiques broad kindergarten expansion.

Appalachian Educational Laboratory Benjamine Carmichael AEL Appalachia

Truthful labels and GED test options highlighted

USDA label rules limit imprecise wording and require details like calorie content and serving size. Hard to peel eggs when too fresh. GED testing offered at 31 WV centers for those out of school 19 or older, with five subject areas and $5 cost.

West Virginia Registrar of Bluefield State College Board of Education

Air Photos Aids Farmers and Other Users in 1968 Prints

ASCS aerial photos serve farmers as a tool for self certification and crop acreages. They are also ordered by municipal leaders, timber firms, real estate professionals, bankers, and railroads for planning, land use, and asset assessment. In 1968 orders reached 900,494 prints costing buyers about 1.21 million dollars. Local counties handle inquiries for more information.

ASCS Henry Buchanan Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee

Bedding plants guidance for seasonal gardening

West Virginia university extension specialist Clifford Collier offers tips for buying bedding plants. Choose green nonblooming stock, ensure loamy well drained soil, water deeply, and apply light nitrogen fertilizer after flowering begins. Consult county extension agents for Bulletins 114 and 91 for more on perennials and annuals.

Mountain State Clifford W. Collier, Jr West Virginia University Appalachian Center Collier West Virginia University County U. S. Department of Agriculture

Nonfat Dry Milk Cuts Weekly Milk Costs

A family using 21 quarts of milk weekly saves over $3 by using nonfat dry milk instead of home delivered whole milk. The product provides all nutritive elements except vitamins A and D and has about half the calories.

Lawn Seeding Tips and Pesticide Safety Advice

Homeowners are urged not to seed bluegrass until fall unless irrigation keeps seedlings moist. Alternatives include fall seeding or temporary ryegrass now. Early September is ideal for a new lawn to develop roots before winter. Pesticide safety reminders warn against indoor mixing, smoking, and wind drift. Wear masks in dusty spray, wash hands, and follow label directions. Firefighters face danger from stored pesticides in fires.

Greenhouse Crops May Benefit By Carbon Dioxide

Greenhouse crops may benefit from higher carbon dioxide levels, according to Michigan Agricultural Experiment Station director S H Wittner. He reported findings at an American Society of Agricultural Engineers meeting in Logan Utah. Generating equipment and dry ice can raise greenhouse CO2 and additional research could lead to engineered growth structures that control CO2 as a nutrient variable.

Blacksburg Michigan S. H. Wittner Michigan Agricultural Experiment Station American Society of Agricultural Engineers Logan Utah Virginia Tech

Delayed Action Vodka Reported by Soviets

The Soviet Union boasts a new vodka brand Semeynaya with delayed action to appear in Russian liquor stores. Atlas magazine says it is suited for home and family use, letting the head of the household drink several hours later, giving children time for homework and sleep.

New York Atlas Moscow

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Bluefield Daily Telegraph Sun Mary C. Reed Carmichael Appalachian REED Virginia Tennessee Valley Authority Fontana Village N. C Tazewell County Edwin Pruett Sarah Bowling Department OF Agriculture Margaret M. Meador United States Department of Agriculture Ened Consumer and Marketing Service Meador Appalachian Power Company P. O Roanoke Appalachian Power CO Binfield Baily Telegraph Richard H. Cutlip McNeil Marshall Delayed Action Vodka AEPCO Princeton
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