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Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1965

Page

10

Neighbors Help Pick Corn For Ill, Bereaved

Neighbors in the Nichols area conducted a charity corn harvest for Mrs Stir ley Elder after her husband’s death in fall, and for Lester Pike who is seriously ill. On Monday and Tuesday, 105 acres were picked at the Hitler farm by 14 workers and wagons, then 81 acres at the Pike farm with 12 pickers. List of workers includes Donald Carter and many others. A second item notes a radio device from the National Animal Disease Laboratory at Ames transmits heartbeats to convey sick birds and animals feelings, weighing 2 1/3 ounces.

Lester Pike Nichols Stirley Elder Hitler Farm Pike Farm Donald Carter Clint Brown LaMoyne Kirchner Cecil Hammons Ralph Kirchner Marvin Morrison Donald Kasper Ronald Baxter Robert Elder LeRoy Christofferson Virgil Vetter Virgil Braun Ronnie Wieskamp Bill Hintermeister Cecil Stalkfleet Kenneth Smith Jerry Elder Harold Albrecht Robert Finley Don Wildasin Leo Connel Leo van Aken Roy Braun Harry Braun Gerald Grimm Russell Reynolds George Rummells Rey Bieri Albert Pike John Hillyer Lawrence Salemink Sam Sanders Eugene Walker Don Meyers Ray Mc‘Cullough Don Walker Ray Wieskamp Gayle Kaalberg Trvin Pike Washington National Animal Disease Laboratory Ames Town

Water hyacinth menace costs millions across continents

The water hyacinth, an ornamental plant spread from South America to Africa and Asia, now infests the Nile region and other waters. It damages agriculture, blocks canals, clogs pumps, and harms fish ponds, prompting UN FAO action as costs exceed millions annually.

Rome Continents South America Lousiana South Africa Congo Nile Sudan Egypt Pakistan Food and Agriculture Organization The

Insulate Farrowing House To Prevent Wall Moisture

County Extension Director Eugene Mathern urges insulation and ventilation in farrowing houses to ensure dry walls, comfort, and better animal health. Iowa State’s Vernon Meyer notes radio transmission tests to 100 feet and advises sidewall insulation of 2 inches and ceiling insulation of 3 inches, plus thermostat controlled fans and proper intake placement to avoid drafts for piglets.

Eugene Mathern Vernon Meyer Iowa State University Meyer

Iowa Farmers Union Proposes Contracts in Poverty Plan

Des Moines AP report says Kenneth Shuman, president at the Iowa Farmers Union convention, announced three federal contracts to fight poverty still in negotiation and likely to materialize in four to eight weeks. Green Thumb would employ 70 low income farmers 65 plus for highway beautification at $1.95 an hour, with social security pensions. The National Youth Corps would place low income youths 16 to 22 in rural and urban jobs through the union as sponsor, with about 2,000 rural and 1,500 urban positions. A third program via the Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training would help local businesses recruit and train new workers. Governor Hughes warned Iowa risks losing its pig and cattle industries if grain prices remain unfavorable.

DES Moines Iowa Farmers Union Green Thumb National Youth Corps Office of Economic Opportunity Green ‘Thumb Youth Corps National Farmers Union Shuman U.S

Schmidhauser to Serve on World Food Agency

Congressman John R. Schmidhauser announces he will co sponsor a World Food Crisis Committee to educate on global hunger and support expanded food programs. He will attend a Washington briefing on Dec. 9 with national leaders to promote sound agriculture policy and aid for the world’s hungry. Also noted is the Wapello 4-H Officer Training School on Dec. 4 at Columbus Community School to teach parliamentary procedures and officer duties to 1966 officers and club members.

John R Schmidhauser Washington Congress Wapello Columbus Iowa State University

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