October 1968 Weather Outlook From Weather Bureau
The Weather Bureau forecast for October 1968 calls for subnormal precipitation over most regions with above normal rainfall in Florida and near normal in the Great Lakes coastal areas. Temperatures are expected to run below normal across most of the nation except for warmer than usual on the Pacific coast and near normal from the Rockies to the eastern Great Lakes.
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Great Lebo
Northwest Pacific Coast
Atlantic States
Florida
Pacific Coast States
Rockies
Great Lakes
Smoke Mist Trouble From Poison Ivy In Smoke
A University of Maryland horticulturist warns that smoke from poison ivy or poison oak oils can irritate skin or lungs even without touching the plants. Oils in smoke are more active in gas form. dispose of plant material safely and avoid burning to prevent release of oils.
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University of Maryland
Noison
Francis R Gouin
Iowa hogman tests Fulse O-Pep program yields low feed use
A hogman in Iowa reports 62 pigs fed with Ful-O-Pep showing a birth to market feed conversion of 0.236 pounds of feed per pound gain. He notes a potential $5 dividend for trying these hog feeds and suggests readers may achieve even better results.
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Iowa
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Agway
Kaiser
Kaiser Aluminum
Kaise Fe Aluminum
Dillerville Road
Lancaster
Gouin
Ful-Opep
Gro Park
Custome
Harold H. Good
Terre Hill
Bricer Grover Grover
Grubb Supply Company
Elizabethtown
Fyreba
S. H. Hiestand & Company
Salunga
Stevens Feed Mill, Inc
Stevens and Leola