Engineers Note Harvest Fruits Vegetables Mechanically
Eden of Easton Town Light and Power of Wilton Junction joined the 1965 winter meeting in Chicago of the American Society of Agricultural Engineers. Nearly 2 000 engineers and specialists from the United States and several foreign countries attended to exchange ideas and discuss innovations in mechanized harvesting and related topics.
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Eden
Easton
Louisa County Deeds Recorded
Deeds in Louisa County show transfers including Walter B Abbott and Alice L Abbott to Billy George and Wanda L Marshall in sec 34 73 3 and Lillian Bain to Austin and Lillian Bain in Wapello Lot 5 Block 5. Verdie Buffington et al to W R Sistrunk Lot 5 sec 20 144 and Myrle M Buster to A E and Mabel Carey Lots 1 2 Block 14 south half alley in Fredonia. John Ran berger to William H and Velmar Baker Lot 8 Block 7 Wepelio and Indian Hills Golf and Country Club to Indiana firm. Independent Bible Church of Columbus Junction to State of Town oat Lot 1 Block 11 Columbus Junction.
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Louisa County
Walter B
Alice L. Abbott
Billy George
Wanda L. Marshall
Lillian
Austin Bain
Austin
Lillian Bain
Wapelle
Myrle M. Buster
A. E
Mabel Carey
Fredonia
Lee Earl Dotson, Jr
Bonnie Lorraine Dotson
Indian Hills Golf and Country Club
Independent Bible Church of
Columbus Junction
John
Barnadean Ranberger
William H
Velmar
Baker
Wepelio
Students Support Viet Nam Policy Petition Drive To Washington
Students from 17 Tennessee colleges presented Gov. Clement petitions backing Viet Nam policy and urged forwarding to President Johnson. They sought information on engineering trends for agriculture and conservation, plus reports on harvesting fruits and vegetables as automation becomes essential.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Frank G. Clement
Viet Nam
Clement
Johnson
ASAE
Bamboo decor breaks into Muscatine homes and shops
A Muscatine feature notes bamboo furnishings gain traction in homes and shops. Interior designer Michael Greer explains bamboo adds whimsy and comfort, with simulated bamboo wood and vibrant joint colors in chairs, lamps, and fabrics. The piece traces bamboo’s historical use and its appeal for informal spaces.
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Michael Greer
Greer
Condensation fix for warm water tank in bathroom
A reader asks why the bathroom water tank sweats and leaks with steam heat. Solutions include a drip tray, a fabric cover, a window exhaust fan, or a mixing valve to deliver warmer water. Other options feature tanks with built in insulation or an inner tank. Dry air from older hot air systems may have reduced condensation.
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Andy Lang
New Apple Varieties Urged After Long Breeding Wait
Researchers at the New York State Agricultural Experiment Station report a decade or more needed to assess apple seedling fruiting. Of 10,000 seedlings, only one to three may become commercial prospects, with Wayne Spigold and Monroe highlighted among 67,000 produced since 1945.
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New York State Agricultural Experiment Station
oThree
Wayne
Spigold
Monroe
John, Einset
Installing Resilient Floor Tiles Made Easy for Homeowners
The article traces the rise of resilient floor tiles from niche use to widespread home installation. It highlights patterns, ease of application, and the value of buying adhesives from the tile dealer, noting different tile types require specific cements and conditions for on grade or below grade installations.
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Andy Lang
P. O
Jamaica
N.Y
Easy to Make Smiling Christmas Angel for the Mantel
A simple craft guide shows how to fashion a festive smiling angel from cardboard foil and foil wrapped accessories. It covers cutting a cone shaped torso, adding wings and a Styrofoam head, decorating with gold gilt, and placing a halo.
Guam War Dog Cemetery Honors 93 Canine Heroes
A small cemetery near Agana Guam marks 93 World War II military dogs buried in the Pacific. The American War Dog Cemetery holds headstones with dog profiles, names, and ranks of four corporals Bunkie Hobo Yennie and Koko among 16 privates first class, plus three unknowns, tended by air base kennel staff at Anderson AFB where 21 German shepherds remain active units.
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Agana
Guam
Apj
Andersen ‘Air Force Base
Pacific
U.S
Bunkie
Hobo
Yennie
Koko
Anderson Afbs
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