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Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1968

Page

5

First Iowa well contamination case linked to sprayer spill

Muscatine County extension warns the first pesticide contaminated well of 1968 in Iowa after a sprayer overflow siphoned pesticide into the well. Expert Dr. E P Sylvester lists four filling safety rules and urges never leaving a sprayer unattended to prevent costly water contamination and possible well digging.

Iowa Muscatine County Eugene Mathem E.P. Sylvester Towa State University

Deeds Recorded for Nellie M Peck to Edward R Maher

Warranty deed transfers part of lot 9 block 153 in Muscatine City from Nellie M Peck to Edward R Maher. The filing records indicate a property transfer with title to be conveyed and recorded in Muscatine.

Nellie M. Peck Edward R. Maher City of Muscatine

Competitive Market Seen As Key To Livestock Price

Department of Agriculture data shows 25 to 30 cent per hundredweight gains from competitive marketing versus take it or leave it sales. The Competitive Livestock Council designates June as competitive livestock market month, citing 900 market businesses including auction houses and stockyards. Secretary Orville Freeman notes the Packers and Stockyards Administration regulates $14 billion in livestock trade, $18 billion in meat, and $4 billion in poultry, with tangible and intangible benefits from regulation.

Don Kendall Associated Press Washington (Ap Department of Agriculture Competitive Livestock Council Orville L. Freeman Freeman

1967 Crop price support loans reported in Muscatine County

Net amounts of 1967 crops remaining under price support loans through April 30 show 698 982 bushels of corn and 177 288 bushels of soybeans in Muscatine County. Total loans made by that date were 732 002 bushels of corn and 236 624 bushels of soybeans. National totals through April 30 include 399.8 million bushels of corn 158 million bushels of soybeans and 175.6 million bushels of wheat. Grain price support loan availability ended for 1967 crop corn and soybeans on April 30.

Muscatine County Vernon. Carter Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee Muscatine Ascs

Letts Cub Scout Pack 4 Meets at United Methodist Church

Letts Cub Pack 4 held its monthly meeting at the United Methodist church with a large crowd. Den 1 led opening ceremonies, Dens 1 2 3 and 4 performed scenes from Davey Jones Locker, Webelos gave demonstrations and talks, and awards were earned by Bryan Harvey Andy Hafner Ted Griffith David Hills Mike Jones and John Barnes. Upcoming events include a Buddy Burner picnic in June a Weed Park swim in July and a Dad and Lad day at Camp Eastman in August.

LETTS United Methodist Church Den 1 Dens Davey Jones Webelos Kim Barnes Gary Sewell Arrow of Light Cubs Bryan Harvey Andy Hafner Ted Griffith David Hills Denner Mike Jones John Barnes Krenz Jones Weed Park Camp Eastman

Fairly Steady Iowa Soybean Prices Seen This Summer

Iowa State University economist Robert Wisner forecasts soybeans in Iowa will stay steady to slightly higher through mid-summer before gradually declining. May prices around 2.57 per bushel cite ample price support, with a rosy carryover and strong demand factors shaping a large 1969- era crop outlook.

Iowa Robert Wisner Iowa State University Wisner

Gardening tips for vine crops and shaded areas

Warmer weather prompts sowing cucumbers squash pumpkins musk melons and watermelons as soil and air temperatures rise. Ben Vance from Iowa State University notes storage types and several varieties. harvest every few days and manage insects with guidance from Pamphlet 230. Shady spots support Impatiens Coleus Caladium with careful placement away from large trees, plus Letts news from local events and retirements.

Ben Vance Iowa State University Iowa Ames Vance

New Hog Building Near Completion at Columbus Junction

Smylies livestock yards near completion of a 40 by 80 foot steel concrete feeder pig and hog building designed for sanitation and convenient handling. The facility will offer full livestock services and hosts an opening hog sale on Wednesday June 12 at 10 a.m. Church time changes and new officers were announced for Columbus City and Columbus Junction United Methodists.

Columbus Junction Smylie

Awards Given At Wilton High Commencement

Wilton Community School held commencement in the Grade School gym due to weather. Fifty-two seniors graduated with Keith Ormsby receiving the Better American Citizenship Award from the American Bar Association. Dr. Arnold Salisbury spoke on Your Assignment for Tomorrow to a capacity crowd.

Wilton Wilton Community School Keith Ormsby American Bar Association David Scieszinski Wilton Attormey Arnold Salisbury Cedar Rapids Janet Ayers Burrows Memorial Trust Mary Jean Hinkhouse Wilton Scholarship Trust Lynn Lath Rukh Nieman Dan Paul Burrows ‘Memorial Trust Cathy Swift BPW John Workman Wilton Community School Board of Education Lynn Oveson Steve Hansen

Joy Topnotchers 4 H Club News at Westmar cafeteria

The Joy Topnotchers 4 H club met at the Westmar cafeteria. Pledges led by Laura Truman. Secretary read and approved. treasurer reported 192.74. Voted 5 to help pay for 4 H club week. Delegates named. events planned: June 24 local achievement, July 2 dress review, July 9 Mercer county fair. Demonstrations and talks on health, teeth, photography, flag, and more. Junior group meets at Joy park 12:30 with sack lunches. Fulton Junior Farmers 4 H club meet at Crabapple Community building with 27 members and three guests. Discussions include Canadian 4 H Exchange. demonstrations planned for the year.

JOY Topnotchers JOY Westmar Laura Truman Diana Rader Sharon Willits Diane Jackson Mercer County Fair Nancy Hyett Denise Miller Sarah Riddle Glenna Brown Karen Lance Joan Swanson United States Joy Park Fulton Junior Farmers Crabapple Jim Bockwoldt Boo Bockwoldt

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