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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1963
Page
4
A brief item highlights nylon veilings as a hairdo cover or accent for fashion. It notes a low price and suggests versatile use in styling without specifying brand or store details. The tone implies affordable accessory potential for outfits and head coverings.
Town State University horticulturist A C Cott answers readers questions on using salt for weed control in asparagus, recommending against salt or salt water as it reduces yields, and advising clean cultivation or safe pre emergent chemicals. He also guides mower height, suggesting 1.5 inches year round or 1.62 inches in hot summers.
Louisa County reports several accidents in recent days with vehicles damaged and fines issued in Masonholders court. June incidents include a Vernon Snyder driven Chevrolet northbound and a parked Myrle May Buster car, with damages. Other cases involve David D. Horn fined for reckless driving and Daniel D. Gall fined for backing into a parked car. Wilton area rain relief improves crops, while farms endure drought. Extension notes urge irrigation timing and disease guidance for orchards and berries, plus tomato fertilization and mulch advice.
Extension Director Eugene Mathern advises buying a boar one to two months before use. Iowa State University specialist M. D. Whitaker cites three reasons to stock a boar early: allow 39 to 40 days for isolation and disease checks, help the boar adapt to environment and feeding, and enable on farm fertility checks. Mate to four or five healthy sows scheduled for slaughter. if several return to heat within 21 days, review feeding and management.
Mesa Arizona visitors guest at the homes of John Korn and Esther Fancolly, and Vern Hiller relatives. Stamford Connecticut visitors stay with Ed Hunt and Sophie Hunt. Eleven Gillette children gathered in Wapello for first time in ten years with families from Lincoln Nebraska, Battle Creek Michigan, Kansas City Missouri, Burlington, Yarmouth, and Wapello. India’s official name is Bharat, honoring a legendary emperor.
Sweetland-Promotion was held Sunday at Sweetland church with perfect attendance pins and Bibles presented to those earning them. First year pins went to Joan Burr Karen Murray and Billy Drumm, four year pin to Kris Towne, five year pin to Holly TeStrake, and eleven year pin to Joan Hetzler. Bibles were presented to Holly TeStrake Vicki Hetzler Cindy Kemper Janice Eakins Eonnie Baren and Judy Burmeister.
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