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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1971

Page

7

Time and money saved on corn insect control

Harold “Tiny” Gunderson of Iowa State University discusses soil factors and a Turpin formula to estimate corn rootworm damage. He notes aldrin, heptachlor, and chlordane no longer fit after rootworms became resistant, and suggests targeted seed treatments like diazinon plus rotation to reduce costs.

Tmis Harold “Tiny" Gunderson Towa State University Iowa Foxtal Gunderson Tom Turpin Turpin Insectory Town’ State University Ames Towa

Tracy Colton on Two Week Leave From Navy

Tracy Colton, on two week leave, returned to base after visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Merle Colton. He serves in the Navy, stationed at Antique Island Base in the West Indies, with four years completed and two years more to serve before reassignment to the States.

C.A. Thompson Ainsworth Tracy Colton Merle Colton Navy Antique West Indies States

Campbell backs land use study in Iowa House

Des Moines Iowa. The House Town Development Committee approved an 8 to 2 resolution calling for a comprehensive study of Iowa natural resources with a summer study to frame long range land use policy. Rep Herbert Campbell urged a broad long range pattern while Rep Charles Knoblauch opposed, citing cost and duplicative effort. The measure now goes to the House floor with opposition from Rep Ed Ban.

Des Moines UPI House Iowa Herbert Campbell Washington Charles Knoblauch R . Carroll State ‘Office of Planning and Programming Knoblauch

Belated birthday honored for Mrs. Trusler in Kalona

Kalona society notes a belated birthday dinner for Mrs. Trusler at The Captain's Table Washington with Misses Loulse Kaliaus and Judy Enfield and others. Local gatherings include quilting and luncheon visits, while Ellsworth Junior College forward Jerry Kron helped win a national junior college tourney in Hutchinson Kansas with teammate Jerry Tetzlaff earning MVP honors. congratulations to the Iowa contingent.

Eugene Way Kalona Loulse Kaliaus Judy Enfield Reese Trusler Don Miler Eugene Way Washington Trusler Henry Muller Daniel Bender John Christner Aoi Watanabe Elam Christner Carrie Kolosieke Emily Iowa City Mary ‘Te Bockhorst Mary Pribys Pleasantview Nellie Fink Mae Jones Ethel Steele Mary Sallaby May Nicholson Avis Busby Ford Skola Mary Ann Miller Rollin Gingerich Wayne Yoder Harley Miller Abe Kauffman Adin Miller Benjamin Miller Joseph Overholt Monroe Miller Clifford B. Miller Ellis Swartzendruber Paul W. Miler and Son Cecil Miller Kerwin Morris Swartzendruber Joe Mast Eric Thirtle Daniel Coblentz Kalona Com Vernon Ropp Eldon Gingerich Lynn Graber Harry Strabala Richmond Bertha Malichky Lloyd Strickler Geraldine Eglin Roy Kallaus Emma West Bend Ind Jerry Iowa

Fertilizer prices show uptick after decade decline

Iowa State University economist Bob Wisner reports fertilizer costs likely 6 to 10 percent higher this spring than last year due to higher wages and transport costs. He notes strong demand in the West North Central region and possible rail shortages could pressure prices, while nitrogen and phosphate use per acre appears leveling off despite a rise in potash use.

Bob Wisner Iowa State University Wisner Iowa West North Central USDA Statistical Reporting Service

Keota Area Social Roundup Sees Birthdays Visits

Long list of Keota and nearby residents sharing birthdays anniversaries and gatherings. George Stoutner returns from Florida with family in Keota. Doyle Palmer and Lyle Palmer celebrate milestones with relatives from Tipton Maquoketa and Cedar Rapids. Attendance includes parrots of Des Moines Ottumwa Sigourney Cedar Rapids and Richland areas.

Doyle Palmer Lyle Palmer LuAnn Dave Wingarden Doyle Tom LuAnn Ail Keota Bill O'Donnell Tedra Erma Boyer Maquoketa Donald Parker Tipton Douglas Parker Paul Sievert Lester Stout Lori Cedar Rapids Clayton Funston Washington Clayton Pete State Theater Jim Coffman Vincent Moroney Park Rapids Mina Irene Clubb Ateney Douglas Flander Sigourney Don Clubb Bill Nelson Ottuma Lorraine Flander John Clubb Paul Sieren James Coffman Jr Derek Town City Cyril Osweiler Michael Lillig Chris A. J. Fitz Simmons Prairie Home Richland Larry Thrapp Pearl Richardson Glen Miller Des Moines Gladys Wilhite Springfield Frank Baxter Rodgersville Ll Lemons Huston, Mo Cleo Trier Dick Trier Brighton Carol Richardson Robyn

Set-aside productivity rule guides 1971 72 programs

County ASC Chairman Robert Pearson explains that set-aside acreage must be at least average productivity for the farm under the 1971 and 1972 programs. Earlier proposals requirings farms with high potential cropland to set aside from productive land faced hardship and loss of decision making. The rule will apply next year, with reductions in farm payments if set-aside productivity falls short. Farmers sign up through April 9 at County ASCS Offices, certify later, and spot checks may occur. Final Washington county certifications by July 1 1971 with compliance checks by ASC officials.

G. F. Trotter George Trotter Penny Jack Trotter Larry Trotter Everette Jacobs Lois Russell Jones Sara Anni Marengo Max M. White Junior Knottnerus Orie O'Connor O'Connor Howard Beenblossom University Hospital Charles D. Thompson D. R. Harbison Columbus Junction Mabel Thompsons Sikbistniay Charles D. ‘Thompson Kensington Club Mable Thompson Harold Nichols Robert Pearson County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation ASC Pearson U. S. Department of Agriculture ASCS Washington County

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