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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1966

Page

7

Weedy battle stretches across Iowa fields this spring

Weather and soil conditions slow weed control across Iowa as monsoon rains persist. Giant foxtail and many thistles invade corn and beans, pushing farmers to rely on pre and post emergence herbicides despite rising costs. 4-H officers named, Iowa savings bond sales rise, cattle feeding and stocker trends show expansion with 196,000 plus head increases year to date.

Iowa Atrizine Larox Randox Boone County Diana Bortrit Graettinger Kathy Brownlee Northboro Jill Ann Rife Wilton Connie Varley Menlo Art Allen Mr. Ayr Jim Holst LeClaire Douglas Drebill Donnellson Tom Cavanaugh Rembrandt

Iowa Farm Outlook on Beef and Veal Imports

Iowa State economist Gene Futrell reports beef and veal imports rose 21 percent in January to March 1966 from a year earlier, with 1965 totals at 942 million pounds carcass weight. Despite gains, imports likely stay below quotas. pork lamb and mutton imports also higher, live cattle from Canada and Mexico above prior levels, cattle prices at Omaha averaging 19.75, while Choice steers fell and European prices declined, narrowing exporter advantages.

Gene Futrell Iowa State University Futrell Canada Mexico U. S Omaha

Permanent press cottons from New Orleans research

In USDA New Orleans lab Sally Smith says cottons are being developed with permanent press qualities. Treated fibers blended with raw cotton are spun or woven. heat from water or iron triggers chemical changes that lock creases. Fabric shrinkage is a current hurdle. blends show best results with equal treated and untreated fibers, with cuffs withstanding seven times as many washes before abrasion.

Usda Research Laboratory New Orleans Sally Smith Home Economist

Local Professional Directory Listing Attorneys Doctors

Edmond D Morrison Jr and James E Lloyd of Morrison Morrison and Lloyd at 211 W Washington St. Office phone 653-2924. John C Owen at 119% West Washington. Stewart and Shearer attorneys at law with Richard A Stewart and Paul V Shearer in office at 225 West Main. Dr M L Twee ton 108 No Marion phone 653-2351. Dr P L Etter osteopathic physician. John W Lemmon OD at 527 South Iowa. Dr L B Eicher dentist at 301 South Iowa.

John C. Owen West Washington South Side Square Stewart & Shearer Attorneys At Law Richard A. Stewart Paul V. Shearer West Main John W. Lemmon South Iowa Christian Tabernacle L. B. Eicher South Iowa

Bedding Down Clothes For Summer Storage Tips

Dryclean or wash all garments before storing and repair items. Remove belts and fastenings, fold or hang with tissue to prevent creases, and store sweaters flat. Use moth preventives or have drycleaned mothproofing, seal in air tight boxes, and keep in cool dry spaces away from light. For limited space, store high value winter garments commercially.

Sally Smith County Extension Home Economist

Garden tips from Iowa State Extension column by Jim Frier

County Extension Director Jim Frier and horticulturist Ben Vance provide garden reminders. Topdress with high nitrogen for vegetables like beans beets and carrots while avoiding overfertilizing tomatoes. Remove spent flower heads and seed pods to boost next season blooms. Protect roses with weekly spray and reuse of clean sprayer. Start new perennials in June from seed with shade and cheesecloth protection.

Jim Frier Ben Vance Iowa State University

Consignment Auction at Eddie Edwards Property Brighton IA

Ohio style? A list of upcoming sales across Iowa. Consignment auction at Eddie Edwards property just south of the old High School in Brighton starts at 1 p.m. June 18. Antiques sale at Washington County Fairgrounds starts at 10 a.m. June 27 and 28. Closing out sale of Martha Zieglowsky Estate at Washington County Fairgrounds July 7 at 6 30 p.m. Weekly livestock sales hosted by Wa pello Livestock Auction on Highway 61 in Wapello every Tuesday. hogs Wednesdays. veal sheep and cattle Thursdays Ka lona Sales Barn Kalona Iowa Fridays Washington Livestock Sales Co. Mondays Wayland Iowa noon Ollie Livestock Exchange Tuesdays Columbus Junction Smylies Livestock Market Wednesdays.

Eddie Edwards Brighton Iowa Washington County Fairgrounds Clifford Thorne Martha Zieglowsky Wapello Livestock Auction, Inc Wapello Kalona Sales Barn Kalona Washington Livestock Sales Co Wayland Ollie Livestock Exchange Ollie Smylie’s Columbus Junction

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