Clip Pastures Boost Yield and Control Weeds
Advice on clipping pastures to promote young growth, regulate livestock grazing, and control weeds. Notes on moving water access, applying fertilizer, and benefits of erosion control ponds and concrete structures built on farms in Melrose, Anderson, Douglas, Parker, Casey, Dolson, and Wabash townships. Contact Soil Conservation Service in Martinsville for help.
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Willis Lindley
Melrose Township
Herman Thompson
Anderson Township
Bob Garver
Douglas Township
Wabash Township
The
Soil Conservation Service
Martinsville
Wheat surplus grows while exports shrink
The wheat situation shows rising carryover and lower exports. Old wheat on July 1 totaled 811 million bushels, up 51 percent from a year earlier. the new crop was 1425 million, down 9 percent from last year. Total carryover 2236 million, 6 percent above last year.
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L. H Simerl
CCC
Wheat export prices cut to meet competition
The USDA reduced export prices for certain wheat varieties by up to 12 cents per bushel to compete with other exporters. Details of the 1969 70 wheat program were not yet available and were slated for release around August 1.
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USDA
Hittle to join India soybean project at Jawaharlal Nehru Univ
University of Illinois agronomist Carl N. Hittle joins an eight-member Illinois team in India under a U S AID contract to study soybean production. The effort aims to locate high yield areas and optimal growing practices while addressing seed coat damage and storage temp impacts on germination and quality for India’s protein needs.
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India
University of Ilinois
Carl N. Hittle
Hittle
Illinois
Jawaharlal Nehru Agricultural University
J A. Jackobs
U of I. College of Agriculture
U. &. Agency For International’ Development
Hittie
Indiana
MNA
JNA Seeks Expert to Lead Crop Breeding Programs
India’s population rises by about a million monthly. The expert will work on the soybean project and assist the forage crop program at JNA, while advancing crop production and plant breeding courses.
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Tion
India
JNA
Ohio Chapel Community News Highlights and Visits
A windy storm affected nearby communities as residents report various social visits. Local families including Hollenbeck Gard Knowles Crumlin and Wernz shared greetings and attended events at nursing homes and birthday dinners amid ongoing neighborly activity.
Bridal shower for Sheila Shaner hosted in Christian Church basement
A large bridal shower for Miss Sheila Shaner was hosted Thursday evening in the Christian Church basement with 35 attendees from Robinson Hutsonville West York and Marshall. Guests included Mrs Steve Freeman touring from Iowa and local families such as the Chapmans Diamond Leighty Clatfelter and Wernz Gray and Hollenbeck clans.
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Cofmunity
Grant Hollenbeck
Betty Graham
Carroll Gard
Evelyn Knowles
Marshall
Mary Crumlin
Fern Wernz
Earl Lamb
Choctaw
Alta Mattis
Pato Deh
Pleastie Bartlett
Anne Dee Well
Grace Gard
Anna Shotwell
John Boyer
Karen
James Boyer
Ruth Boyer
James Blankenbeker
Edith Ledermann
Joe Wernz
Annapolis
Randal Wesley
Flat Rock
R. H. Gard
James Graham
Pato Dehl
Pleasie Bartlett
Anna Dee Wells
Walter Snyder
Terre Haute
Barbara Ann Wernz
Jimmie
Mabel Jeffers
Wichita
Kansas
Plincie Bartlett
Pato Deht
Lawrence Hollenbeck
Snyder
Ruth Keap
Patty Red
DuQuoin
Wiineis
Charles H Moore
Christine Brackett
Hazel Stephens
Robinson
Rosa Tolbert
Frederick Roderick
Champaign
Charles H. Moore
Estella Shawler
Richard Bumpus
Hazel Wright
Missionary Ladies of the Christian Church
Gram
Herman Thompson
Jackit
Timmy
Angella
Wattle Ledermann
Fenton Ledermann
Howard Utterback
John Diamond
Ruth Wight Land
Charles Isbell
James Ingle
Charles Guyer
Sheila Shaner
Christian Church
Robinson, Hutsonville
West York
Steve Freeman
Iowa
Warren Chapman
Oshman
Chicago
Lloyd Chapman
Michigan City
Indiana
John Mitchell
Wayne Sackrider
Anapolis
Howard Chapman
Gary
Or‘ville Chapman
Royce
Arthur Chapman
Dean Strohm
Union Hospital
Jehildren
Adah Gray
Lincoln Trail Park
Dorothy
Tom Fulton
Ridgefarm
Quimba Norton
Tered
Rex
Grant Hoffenbeck
Nina Blankenbeker
Melrose Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Trips
Miss June Kenderdine reports a light news week due to phone outages. Jerry Green joined the United Grain Farmers Organization Tractor march to Washington, D. C., and stayed with Greg Wells in Jacksonville North Carolina. Family visits follow across Melrose including Leah Mae Green and Jerry Green households with multiple guests and dinners during the week.
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Jerry Green
Washington, D. C
United Grain Farmers Organization
Greg Wells
Jacksonville
North Carolina
Jerr McCrory
Leah Mae Green
Gary
Chris
Celia Dodd
Jessie Redman
Warren Kenderdine
Sune
Rodney
Donna
Mae Mabisha
Ana
Jerry Neldigh
Wayne l
Liss Daughhetee
Flossie Kenderdine
Maude Kenderdine
June
Fred Geisert
Satellite Oil Search Sees High Tech Cameras Track Streets
Petroleum Today reports satellite-borne sensors in space can detect people walking on earth and identify specially marked cars. The technology uses powerful cameras and infrared sensing to pick out targets from miles above the surface.
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Petroleum Today
Senors
Ori Express
No-title extract on underground sensors and oil prospects
Scientists expect sensors to locate pools of water far underground and believe they could help find oil deposits. The demand for petroleum in the United States is seen rising sharply, possibly doubling by century's end.
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Gould
United States
Card of Thanks for Support After Loss
We deeply appreciate all the food flowers and cards shown us during the loss of our loved one.
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