Government to Study Chemical Pesticides to Find Hazards
Washington plans field tests and studies to show properly applied chemical pesticides pose no hazard to humans or wildlife. Five teams of scientists will assess soil land insects wildlife crops and fish in the Mississippi River region to counter claims linking pesticides to fish kills. The Agriculture Department cites industrial sources as a major residue contributor and seeks to disprove broad pesticide blame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Orville L. Freeman
Mississippi River
Fish Hills
Fi ' Freeman
Memphis
Tenn
Baton Rouge
New Orleans
Agriculture Department
Freeman
Wool incentive price set for 1965 marketing year urged
Wool producers are asked to recommend the incentive price for shorn wool for 1965. Edw. J. Meagher, chairman of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee, says recommendations are due by June 8. The 8.5 cents per pound incentive has persisted since the program began. The 1965 year will be the last under the National Wool Act as amended. The act aims to support about 300 million pounds annually, funded from wool import duties. U.S. wool production fell from 266 million pounds in 1960 to 298 million in 1963 due to lamb prices, range competition, and cost issues. Submissions go to the Director, Policy and Program Appraisal Division, ASCS, USDA, Washington, D.C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edw
J. Meagher
Aicoholst Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Department of Agriculture
Meagher
U.S
ASCS
USDA
Washington, D. C
Grace United Church of Cone Holds Meeting
Conesville June meeting of the Woman's Fellowship of Grace United Church of Christ was held in the Friendship room with 17 members three visitors and three children present. Devotional teachings on Understanding Our Church and Glossolalia were led by Mary McKee Pearl Adams and Irma Smith. Plans were made for Guest Day July 1 with guest speaker Mildred Jasmann of Marengo. Members urged to bring home made cookies for the social. Adams elected as delegate to the Iowa Women's Fellowship meeting June 16 17 and 18 in Ames. Birthday dessert luncheon honored several members with hostesses Irma Smith and Vera Showalter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conesville
Woman’s Fellowship
Grace United Church of Christ
Mary. McKee
Pearl Adams
Pearl Kennedy Wats
Mary McKee
Irma Smith
Pearl Ademis
Mildred Jasmann
Marengo
United Churches of Christ
Muscatine
Washington
Lane Tree
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Conesville Methodist Church
Mary McKey
Irtin Smith
Elizabeth Lutz
Callie Everett
Faitlie Shellabarger
Sylvia Plotts
Cecelia
Marie Williams
June Howgval
Sylvia Platts
Shirley McCutlough
Blainche Carter
Mabel Solomot
Isabelle Buser
Becky Gartzke
Vera, Showalter
Miss Sneddon To Receive Bible College Diploma
Carlene Sneddon will receive a standard ministerial diploma at Mount Vernon Bible College in Ohio during graduation exercises June 7. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Sneddon of Muscatine and a 1960 graduate of Muscatine High School. During college she served in student government and was Homecoming Queen runner up. She plans Christian education work with the Foursquare Gospel Church in Muscatine and will enroll at Iowa State University in Iowa City in fall 1964 to study education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlene Sneddon
Mount Vernon
Classified Ad Rates and Submission Instructions
A fragment from a newspaper page explains classified ad categories and formats. It lists sections such as Personal notices, Services, Rentals, Real estate, Vehicles, and merchandise. The notice explains ad submission deadlines, contact numbers, and rates, plus a tip to check the first insertion for errors. It notes that errors are only charged for the first insertion and provides rate examples and calculation guidance.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grace United Church of
Cone
Miss Sneddon
Bible College
Muscatine Journal
Otiers
Rummagea
Help
Moronec
Joe—Trucks
Me—Auto Services, Parte
Accostores
Central Construction
Acme
Sear's
Rae
George Pete Spanier
Murcatine
Iwe
Harold Rosenberg
Bcond
West Second Street
Siso
Swayze
Nursda
Saan Joermann
Gammuncaten. Vy Af Town Lodge
AR & AM
Master Masons
W.M. Air Warn Rmne Professional Services
Armacistay
Bramway Pharmacy
Wester Drog
East Secs
WM. C. Gremiaels
Business Services
Kenneth Fuhlman
de- Leeuw
Bosch Pest Control
Kaiser Aluminum
W. Hartley
Central Construction Company
AN Re Repair Services
Raaarkaaratamiaraaraaa
Hicip
AVON
Venport
Sittir
Séop
East Second
Rene
Agulls
West Second
Town Avenue
Anrevewreween
CARA
TSA
Ann Skol
Nik
Nso
Mae la
Mulberry Ave
Karr
Iowna Avenue
Mississippi
Gueriel Apartments
Bilininery
Weimnanesnanner
Rive
Sfpic
Tunis
Howre
Cote
High Prairie
Saxden
Fletcher” Ave
Mit
Oregon Street
Iowa Business Exchange
P. H
NABER
Realtors
Harold Rosenberg Agency
Qu W
2Nd
A Waters Realty
Enat
Third Street
Arqurse
Serene Fone
Cedar River
Atalissa
Cal
Eles
Giscount Prises
McElroy TV
Sinclair Staton
Grandview Avenue
el Electric
Tierney's
Dla
Watkins
Evan‘ Coward
Golden Star
Rentlectric
Littlejoin
Sampson Street
Ares
Patrick's
Wapella
Reynolds Electric
Sid
Ing
L. W. Hartley
Central Construction “Company
Verhorns
Sur Tata
FSC
West
Mancazine, Glaze and Mirror Co
Mac
Mart, Inc
Grandview
Avenue Credit
Pere Nee Es
Star Craft
Sea King
Bath
Grumman Sport
Polar Krait
Mercury Outboards
Buffalo Boat Center
Buffalo
Towa
Ralph ¢. Lane
Sherman
Monarce Tehn Boat
Phaye
Tze
Labe
Pee Nner
Wales
East Locust
Davenport
Johre 490
Minneapolis - Moline
Wisconsin
Paul Wiley
Iowa
Hampshire Boars
Angus Bulle and Heiers
Ernest Yedilk
Nichols
Poland
China
Harry L. Baker
Lone Tree
Bill ‘Wallis
Paul Johnson
Howard, Nugen
Fou
Central State Bank
The
Kadena ‘Company
Grantglew Ave
Ripwalde
Thatcher Glass
Muscatine, Il
Journal
Melvin
Bohnsark
Witon
Brei's
Row
Ae Tractor
W. J. Mohnssen
Tte
Highway 22
Very Knight
Healter
Tso
Wilton
Durant
F. M. Supple
Wilton Jetlows
RA Renmannenney Motorcycles
Honda
Harley, Davidson
Christer
Winfield
BUICK
Cadillac
Ford— Stadion
Fulton
Pontiac
Renee A
Reo
Brentwood
Advance Homes Inc
P.O
Ealapett
Leroy Waters
Advance Homes
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!