Phase 4 mixed reviews from food industry leaders
The Phase 4 program drew mixed reactions from pork and poultry producers while cattlemen cried foul over beef ceilings. Nixon ended controls on all food except beef, allowing cost increases to pass for processors and distributors after Sept. 12. Groups warned of rising prices and supply instability as the industry adapts.
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National Broiler Council
Nixon
American National Cattlemen's Association
John Trotman
Herrell de Graff
American Meat Institute
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Nasturtium and prom florals guide for growers and trends
Earl Aronson reports nasturtiums are edible in stems leaves flowers and seeds with flavors like garden cress. John Watt of Purdue notes varieties, growing tips, and storage advice. The piece also covers prom flower trends including nosegays wrist corsages flower rings and floral chokers. It ends with sweet corn storage and peony botrytis blight details.
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Y Earl Aronson
John A. Watt
Purdue University Home Environment Horticulturist
Wapello Council OKs Permits and Appointments
The Wapello City Council met with Mayor Arthur Bolton presiding and approved a beer and liquor permit for the VFW and building permits for Denniston and Partridge Lumber and for Paul Schmidt. Gerald Andries was relieved of his duties of city police. Discussion covered sewer and water line projects. The FOB club will meet with Lucille Parsons on Friday, and a World War I Veterans and Auxiliary gathering is planned Sunday at the VFW Hall.
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Wapello
Arthur Bolton
VFW
Denniston and
Partridge Lumber
Paul Schmidt
Gerald Andries
FOB Club
Lucille Parsons
VFW Hall
Veterans and Auxiliary
Church Women Meet for Dinner in Grandview
The Women's Organization of Grandview Community Church held its July meeting in the church basement with a noon potluck. Mrs. Ethel Phillips opened with prayer as Mrs. Nellie Werner played harmonica selections. Roll call was answered with a Bible verse.
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Grandview
Grandview Community Church
Ethel Phillips
Nellie Werner
Philathea Class Meets in United Methodist Hall
Philathea class members met in the Fellowship Hall of the United Methodist Church with 14 attending. Hosts were Mrs. Bertha Dickinson and Mrs. Irene Bloomquist. Bess Jones presided. devotions led by Mrs. Lois Tatta and prayer followed. The next meeting is Aug 16 led by Mrs. Flora Wilson from the Upper Room. The Philathea Room will be carpeted with matching carpet in the Sanctuary. There will not be an August meeting. Harald J and Florence J Fuller to Robert B and Margaret Fuller warranty deed lot 1 block 3 second section Fulliams addition Muscatine.
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Letts — Philathea
Fellowship Hall
The
United Methodist Church
Bertha Dickinson
Irene Bloomquist
Bess Jones
Lois Tatta
Flora Wilson
Philathea
Harald J
Florence J. Fuller
Robert B
Margaret Fuller
Fulliams
City of Muscatine
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Ellen Zawel
National Consumer Congress
Grocery Manufacturers of America, Inc
Oren Lee Staiey
National Farm Organization
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Mary Kuli
Muscatine
Addleman Insurance Agency
Stan Willey
Don Day Insurance Agency
Don Day
Harold Froehner
Agency
Lamp Insurance & Real Estate, Inc
Clarence Lamp
Ron Lamp
Matt Leuck
Bernice Leiuck
Bill Brooks
Maeglin Insurance, Inc
Richard Maeglin
Bob Miller
Martin & Berry Insurance Agency
Warren Martin
Bob Berry
J.B. Mark & Sons
Bill” Mark
William R. Moore Insurance Agency
BI Moore
Nav & Son Insurance Agency
Bill Nau
Singer Sewing Centers
Bach
Mickel Bacio
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