Trees Available For Rural Areas In Wisconsin 1964 Plan
Richard F. Camp of the Wisconsin Conservation Department announced that 1964 tree orders are available for reforestation wildlife cover windbreaks and erosion-control. Orders require at least 500 trees of one species. selections include hardwoods and conifers with seedling or transplant sizes. Prices run about $1 per thousand higher than last year and spacing is six by six feet. contact Camp for details and ACP cost sharing at Janesville Rock County or Monroe Green County offices.
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Richard F. Camp
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Camp
Cam
Rock County
Janesville
Green County
Monroe
U S Says Farmers Hold Soybean Crops
The Agriculture Department reported soybeans rose 13 to 14 cents a bushel in most markets as farmers held for higher prices. Harvesting progressed rapidly but growers kept grain off the market due to expectations of a tighter balance between supply and demand.
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U.S
Washington
Agriculture Department
Arkansas
Europe
End of Ngo Brothers Battles Ends in Saigon
In Saigon the bodies of ex leaders Ngo Dinh Diem and Ngo Dinh Nhu were found after a brief surrender attempt. Eyewitness accounts vary while official notices condemn the deaths as self-inflicted. Witnesses recall a church visit and a final ride in an M113 personnel carrier before their demise.
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Malcolm W. Browne
Saigon
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Ngo Din Nhu
Diem
Nhu
Gia Long Palace
Gia Long
St. Francis Xavier Roman Catholic Church
General Staff
Mrs Kefauver to Become State Department Art Consultant
Mrs Estes Kefauver widow of the late Tennessee senator will serve part time as a state department consultant around year end She has run an art studio and taught art in Washington for 10 years and will help select paintings and other art objects for embassies She will be paid 50 a day for the work
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Washington
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
State Department
Washington Post
Kefauver
the Post
Grain Program Costs Billions to Cut Feed Grain Surplus
An Agriculture Department report details the feed grain program costing 2.505 billion dollars to cut the surplus by 25.7 million tons of barley and sorghum. In 1961 payments and price supports totaled 782 million, rising to 848 million in 1962 and an estimated 875 million this year. The program aims to reduce reserve feed grain to about 45 million tons by October 1963, with two years left and 1964 costs projected above 1.1 billion.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Kennedy
Lost and Found Ad Echoes Logical Hint
A quirky Lost ad note hints that nothing is as logical as discovering a missing item. The brief line suggests a playful take on solving small everyday puzzles and the satisfaction of retrieval.
Print ads guide buyers to the point of purchase
Print advertising leverages features such as dimensions styles colors and prices to entice near buying audiences. Magazines newspapers and brochures invite lingering with vivid presentations and concise messaging that drives sales and creates lasting impressions.
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Informa
Browntown Social Roundup weekend visiting list
Theda Mau and Theda Browntown families hosted and visited relatives across Browntown Freeport Monroe and Woodford. Notable guests included Paul Vincent from Rockford and the Mid Van Matres with others attending the Woodford harvest festival.
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Henry Pehl
Marie ‘Chapman
Monroe
Ward Merritt
Ronald
Erie
Werner Mellenberger
Browntown
Mary Ableman
Woodford
Julia Pickett
B. E. Maddrell
Melvin Olson
South Wayne
Willis van- Matre
Beloit
Mid van- Matre
Mmes
Mid VanMatre
Theda Mau
Woodford Methodist Church
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Midnight Oil
BY Jimmy Hatlo
Bugseed
Slam
Ngo Brothers
RSE
the Commercial & Savings Bank
F.D.J.C
Monroe, Wis
Savings Bank
Monroe Evening Times
The
Print Advertising Association
Mrs
William Elmer
Studebaker
Bonneville
Olds
USAC
auTomor
Stocker Motor Sales
11Th Avenue
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