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Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1955

Page

12

Portable sick room equipment aids many residents

The Muscatine post of the VFW launches a community service plan to provide adjustable chairs, tables, crutches and other sick room equipment free of charge. Accredited publisher reps carry authorization letters and IDs, and will serve residents in Muscatine and surrounding communities without donations, with transportation only charged.

Muscatine VFW Sheriff's Office Arden Atalissa Conesville Cranston Fruitland Montpelier Moscow Nichols Stockton West Liberty Wilton

Move It Sin to Tell a Lie and Ain't That a Shame

Popular song pair featured with lively titles suggesting rhythm and humor. Somethin' Smith performs Move It's a Sin to Tell a Lie while Pat Boone performs Ain't That a Shame. The items reflect midcentury pop tunes pairing familiar artists with catchy refrains.

Somethin Smith

Paint and splatter rug idea for smart decor

If you cannot or do not wish to buy a rug now, paint the surface and add gold splatter for a chic look. Consider placing scatter rugs as desired to finish the space.

County Farmers Enter Cattle Show at State Fair

Swiss Ann Harper leads entries with 11 Hereford cattle and 1 farm in the open class competition. Judging runs August 29 to September 2 with 4 H and FFA entries. Public viewing daily allows visitors to see selection and ribbon awards as famed show herds are featured.

Ann Harper Kentridge Ofl Divisene America

Dozen in County Expected to Join In Deer Hunting

Lu cile Frey bler Muscatine county recorder notes Iowa deer hunting licenses are limited to 6 000 for the year. Apply at the recorder's office or send to the Iowa Conservation Commission with a $10 fee. Dead line is Oct. 12. If applications exceed 6,000, the permits will be allocated by lottery.

Lucile Freybler Muscatine County Iowa Recorder Iowa Conserva’ Commission

Sgt Shoot Discusses Civilian Help for Ground Observer Corps

Gene Shoot of Cedar Rapids told Bloomington Grange members about civilian participation in Ground Observer Corps work at the grange hall. Thirty five attended. Drill team members were asked to meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday August 17 for practice for a drill to be presented for Atalissa Grange in September. No meeting August 25 due to West Liberty fair.

Gene Shoot Cedar Rapids Bloomington

Concert at Musser Park on Oregon Street

Musser Park on Oregon Street will host a band concert at 2 p.m. Sunday. Muscatine residents can also inspect the improvements completed during the past year.

Musser Park Oregon Street Muscatine

Begin Planning For Pasture Renovation Now

Farmers in Muscatine County should start with soil samples for lime and fertilizer guidance. Krenzin advises renovating a few dozen acres at a time to ensure success and suggests alternatives like interplanting corn to ease costs. Contour plowing and avoiding disrupted grass waterways are stressed. Extension Director Craig urges ordering seed and fertilizer now for spring use.

Craig Greene Krenzin

Green Manure Crops Timing Emphasized By Iowa State

Iowa State College advises delaying fall plowing of green manure crops to after September 15 and preferably after October 1 to prepare a mellow seed bed for spring. Experiments show earlier spring plowing can boost corn yields by seven to 12 bushels, with oats sown after plowing aiding erosion control. Milk and cream testing stations collect samples brucellosis free in Iowa counties. Upcoming Four-H events include Wapsie Winners, Spirit of Seventy Six, and other meetings at local churches and homes.

Iowa State College Iowa Iowa City Wapsie Smith Brothers Goshen Gladiators Ner’s Bloomington Cedar Valley Church

Brucellosis Ring Test Heads Farm Bureau Activities

A third county wide brucellosis ring test will guide next week’s Farm Bureau events in Muscatine County. Harold Craig extension director says dairymen should drop samples at any authorized collection point as part of state and federal animal industry cooperation.

Muscatine County

Deeds Recorded For North Wilton Property Transfers

Deeds show Rebecca Reid and G A Whestone transferring lots 1 and 2 in block 11 North Wilton to John F Burkle. Kenneth E and Dorothy M Cockshoot to Rebecca Reid Whestone for North Wilton property.

Rebecca Reid G. A. Whetstine John F. Burkle Block North Wilton Kenneth E Dorothy M. Cockshoot North Wil

Hereford Grand Champion Shown at Cedar County Fair

Hereford 9885 pound grand champion Bashful shown by Joan Kelch 16 of West Branch. Reserve title went to Janise Eichhorn with several top placements across middleweight and other classes. Shorthorn champion Bill Stork led Lisbon entries with best showmanship winners named for sheep dairy and beef categories.

Tipton Joan Kelch Hereford Cedar Fair Eloise Kelch West Branch Ceder Janise Eichhorn Stanley Margot Ann Smith Stanwood Gary Eichhorn Clarence Dennis Domer Bill Lilienthal Durant Bob Glaser Norman Hartwig, Jr Hubert Pelzer Jerry Moeller Keith Smith Darcie Meyer Olin Gary Ciha Lisbon Neal Smith Janet Moeller Don Peizer Atalissa LeRoy Jackson Mechanicsville Patsy Wood Ceed N Hasselbusch Carol Petersen Wilton Junction Dale Lange Bill Stork Jen Larry Martens Walter Timm

Japan Auto Exports Rise 80 Percent in First Half 1955

Japan reports exports of autos totaling 1,222,948 dollars in the first six months of 1955, an increase of about 80 percent from the same period in 1954, reflecting growing foreign demand and industrial output in the postwar era.

Japan

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