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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1960
Page
3
Farm Adviser Burl Satterfield reports halo blight and stripe blight are prevalent in oats with halo blight showing circular necrotic spots and stripe blight as long sunken lesions. They spread upward from lower leaves aided by cool rainy weather and can persist in soil. seed-borne and inhibited by insect damage.
The article cautions farmers to follow chemical directions to prevent damage to corn and warns that incorrect amounts can harm crops. It notes advisory services for dosage and reports benefits when used correctly, and mentions dairy studies showing air conditioning preserving milk production in hot days for large herds.
Verona Commencement exercises were held Thursday night in the Community Consolidated school for members of the eighth grade class. The program opened with a processional march and the Rev. Fred Stolzenbach gave the invocation. Deberrah Ferguson.
Farmers note dairy cows are creatures of habit and resist sudden feeding or management changes. Such disruptions typically lead to lower milk production and reduced herd performance.
The seventh and eighth grade chorus sang as Miss Lillias K. Walker spoke and graduates performed a song. Earlyn K. Hill presented the American Legion award to Nancy Miller and Kerry Gotham. Raymond and Miss Walker distributed diplomas, Kenneth Klepp gave the farewell, Rev Stolzenbach gave the benediction, and graduates included Paul Anderson, Robert Ashbaugh, Dennis Dolan, Andrew Downs, Deborah Ferguson, Pearl Finch, Beverly Gonnam, Kerry Gon nam, Kenneth Klepp, Kenneth McCormack, Nancy Miller.
Patricia Ragan Neal Sechrest and Jerome Stitt are named in a brief quotation featuring an old Turkish proverb about remembering friends in all times and in need.
The town of Pella Iowa with about 5000 residents is settled almost entirely by descendants of Dutch immigrants. Dutch is spoken as often as English in local shops and daily life.
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