Salt consumption and production rise in North America
United States per capita salt intake has climbed from 97 pounds in 1910 to over 365 pounds annually. Salt Institute president WE Dickenson predicts U S and Canada consumption to grow about 60 percent by 1975. US salt production reached a 1966 record of 36.5 million tons with Canada contributing 4.6 million. two thirds of output fuels the chemical industry.
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Chicago
United States
WE. Dickenson
The
Salt Institute
Association
Canada
Grace Church Women to Meet and VFW Plans
Conesville notices announce Grace United Church of Christ Women Fellowship meeting on Wednesday June 5 at 2 p.m. with devotional by Mrs. Callie Everett lesson by Mrs. Margaret Schlichting worship by Mrs. Olive Bell and a potluck dessert luncheon honoring April May June birthdays. VFW Post 4631 meets Tuesday June 4 at 7:30 p.m. Auxiliary June 11 at 7:30 p.m. Town Council gathers June 6 at 7 p.m. at the town hall. Local graduations are noted at Winfield Mount Union High School.
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Conesville
Women's Fellowship
Grace United Church of Christ
Callie Everett
Margaret Schlichting
Olive Bell
Olive
Bell
Mildred
Everett
V.F.W
Darlene Conaway
Ugly Legs Contest Funds Glass Backboards in Palisade
Palisade High School students held an ugly legs contest to raise money for the Student Council fund. Photos were displayed in the school office with each penny drop counted as a vote. The winner earned a prize while the pennies financed new glass backboards for the basketball court.
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Palisade
Colo
Palisade High School
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Conesville News
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Winfield Mount Union High School
Marie Louise Babcock
Pauline Todd Babcock
Raymond Satterthwaite
Paul Satterthwaite
John McConnaha
Muscatine
Academy OF Beauty
Rex's
Westinghouse
Frost Free
Botto Freezer
Electric Orange
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