Practical Management Of Pesticides For Farmers In Nebraska
Nebraska farmers face pesticide hazards with chlorinated hydrocarbons organic phosphates and carbamates. Parathion malathion and Diazinon exposures risk poisoning, especially via skin and inhalation from granules. emphasis on safety during National Poison Prevention Week.
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Bob Roselle
University of Nebraska
Nebraska
Trees Increase Value And Beauty Of Land
Farmers urged to plan windbreak planting after snowfall moisture. Soil Conservation Service and Extension offices offer cost sharing for site prep and trees. A tree planting machine is available from the Soil and Water Conservation District in Osceola for a nominal fee. Tel 747-2461.
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Soil Conservation Service Office
Soil and Water Conservation District
SCS
Osceola
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Local Visitors Share Sunday Meals
Mr and Mrs Curtis Flodman of Stromsburg visited Mrs Julia Flodman for Sunday dinner and lunch. Mr and Mrs Marvin Fredrickson joined them for afternoon meals. Mr and Mrs Clifford Branting were guests at the Lorrel Branting home in Clarks on Tuesday evening.
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Curtis Flodman
Stromsburg
Julia Flodman
Marvin Fredrickson
Clifford Branting
Lorrel Branting
Clarks
Safety Precautions for Insecticide Use
A concise 1 2 3 guide outlines essential steps for handling insecticides. It advises informing a physician when using highly toxic materials, careful filling of hoppers, prompt washing with soap and water for skin contact, wearing protective clothing and respirator for long exposure, removing contaminated garments, destroying empty containers, and seeking medical help immediately with the label if an accident or suspected reaction occurs.
County Commissioners Session Opens March 4 1969 Polk Neb
Officials of Polk County Nebraska convened in regular session with all board members present. Claims were audited and allowed and warrants ordered drawn against various funds in the amounts listed.
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Board of County Commissioners of
Polk County
Nebr
Lincoln Journal by Mail Offer Highlights Parade Supplement
The Lincoln Journal details by mail subscriptions with 1144 weeks for $2 and lists syndicated features and staff names. It advertises Parade Magazine, Focus TV previews, and options for Nebraska and northern Kansas readers including prices for various weekly and daily formats. It notes outside Lancaster County rates and directs readers to order through the office.
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Sylvia Porter
Blondie
Orphan Annie
Steve Canyon
Emmy Lou
David Lawrence
William R. Frye
Associated Press
United Press International
Dr. Alvarez
Nancy
Walter Lippman
Norman Vincent Peale
Roscoe Drummond
Fischetti
Mutt and Jeff
Abbie and
Slats
Mark Trail
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