19 Aug 1968
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Newspaper
Iowa Le Mars Daily Sentinel
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1968
Page
1
The Spirit Lake Beacon laments apathy toward East Okoboji and calls for a competent local or county level agency to police water resources, detect pollution and siltation, and enforce laws. It argues for faster action, possible state agency empowerment, and legal changes to protect the lakes as a major county resource.
University of Rochester president says inflation stems from government actions, not private powers, as the Storm Lake Register details rising living costs since 1965. The piece blends economic critique with a personal Easter reminiscence about St John Amestead and Pastor Belk’s retirement, contrasting public policy with community memory.
United States Department of Agriculture grants Charles R. Freers of Muscatine a full one year regional registration for his injection treatment Freers elm arrester to prevent and arrest Dutch elm disease in Missouri Iowa Illinois and Indiana Experiments under USDA supervision ran four years on public grounds and parks and booster treatments every two years improve effectiveness Trees heavily infected cannot be saved but preventative use shows promise Freers plans to market interstate and may form a company The product is not a cure and a patent is pending
Spacecraft recovery teams of the U S Navy will again provide first day cachet and cancellation services for Apollo 7 collectors. Atlantic and Pacific Fleet coordinators will route envelopes to ships. limit eight covers per collector for Atlantic ships and four additional to Pacific Task Force 130.
Elmer Erichsen of Remsen sold a load of high choice and prime slaughter steers at Sioux City this week. The cattle averaged 1,303 pounds and sold for 28.75 dollars per cwt. Mrs. Eva Lubben visited at the home of her daughter Mrs. Hester Hatfield in Sioux City. Mr. and Mrs. Max Bachman, Westmar College graduates, left for Naperville Illinois for seminary study. Mrs. Bachman will teach.
Editor and Advertising Manager Production Manager and offset production positions named. Glads Reichert Dick Koerselman John Hodgson Ellis Johansen Darvin Ladanthin listed. Subscriptions rates for Le Mars and Merrill daily Sentinel carriers shown with durations and prices.
Curious Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lentz and family and Mrs. J. E. Kelley returned home Friday after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lentz and Mr. and Mrs. James P. Kelley in Faribault Minnesota.
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