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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1952

Page

6

Second Brood of Corn Borer Moths Emerges Earlier

Ames Iowa State College entomologist Harold Gunderson reports a second brood of corn borer moths is emerging five to eight days earlier than in 1949. He notes a larger second brood for southern and central Iowa with peak eye mass laying expected Aug 3 to 9. First brood was light. average counts reached 54 borers per 160 plants in northwest Iowa and spraying is advised if eye masses reach 100 per 100 plants.

Ames Harold Gunderson Iowa State College Gunderson Iowa Northwest

Farm Income Drops In 1951 Costs Up

AMES Iowa two Iowa State College farm economists said farm costs were seven or more percent higher and farm income fell about 21 percent but most Iowa farmers still showed a profit in 1951 based on the accessible text.

Ames Iowa Iowa State College

Probate of Will In District Court Iowa Washington

The court notifies all interested that an instrument purporting to be the last will of Mark Hinl dated March 25 1947 was filed for probate. A hearing is set at the Washington Court House at 4:00 AM on the day stated. interested parties must appear to show cause why the will should not be probated. Clerk R Noonan issued the order from Washington Iowa on July 22 1852.

State OF Iowa Washington County Oldiomen Mark Hinl Washington District Court Theern Noonan Ro Noonan TH OP ICE Court

Farm profit averages for 1951 and 1950 reported

The report states average farm profit was 8958 dollars in 1951 versus 11360 dollars in 1950, noting the figures come from the latest agricultural statistics. The comparison highlights a drop in income between the two years.

Local residents plan reunions and travels amid summer news

Rev and Mrs Polk and family plan a Georgia vacation for a month leaving Tuesday. Iowa City Academy holds its 5th annual reunion Sunday July 27 with a noon picnic at the lower L shelterhouse. Members to bring a covered dish and table service and bring school pictures if possible. Mrs Cletus Kaska and Marilyn Atkinson of Hammond Ind were summer school guests of Mrs Kafka's parents. Mr and Mrs George M Tripp depart for a several week vacation to Riverside California to visit friends. Everette Simpson, son of Mr Earl Simpson, is hospitalized at St Marys Rochester Minn for back surgery with an indefinite stay. his mother plans to travel to Rochester later this week.

Iowa City Academy Lowa City Cletus Kaska Marilyn Atkinson Hammond Ind Iowa State ‘Teachers College Cedar Falls Kafka Orville Griggs George M. Tripp Riverside Calif Everette Simpson Earl Simpson St. Mary's Hospital Rochester Minn

Jackson Boys 4-H Club Holds Regular Meeting

Marven Knowlton of Wyoming attended the Jackson Boys 4-H Club meeting with Jerry Zeck. Ten members and two guests were present. treasurer's report stands at 357.76 with two bills pending. Plans included county fair Aug 6–7 and trips to Wyoming guests events, with attendees named for tours and banquet.

Marven Knowlton Wyoming Jackson Boys Jerry Zeck Larry Shalla Club Kent Frances Pfeffer Jerry Moore Keith Horn

Busy Bees 4-H Meeting at Guy Home Honors Louise Christensen

On Monday afternoon the Busy Bees held their 4-H meeting at Doris and Dorothy Guy's home. Louise Christensen, a Wyoming H er, was guest of honor and is staying with the hosts. Ten members two leaders and three guests attended. Roll call prompted members to give suggestions.

Luke Weber Louise Christensen Busy Bees Doris Dorothy Guy Wyoming

Lost Forests and Elephants Roamed Libya's North Coast

Fragmentary note recalls ancient Libyan coast forests where elephants and other jungle creatures once roamed the region. It suggests a historical landscape long altered by time and human activity.

Libya

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