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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1964

Page

7

Farm Outlook: Beef Market Pressures From Rising Cattle on Feed

ISU economist Gene Futrell says 16 percent more cattle on feed weighing 1100 pounds plus on April 1 across 28 states than a year earlier, with April slaughter up 17 percent in the first three weeks. Slaughter this year up 12 percent overall. high volume and heavy weights push prices down. Lighter cattle under 700 pounds declined, while 700 to 900 pound stocks remain high, limiting price strength through summer. Prices for mid year are forecast near last year, with May to June levels close to 1963.

Iowa State University Gene Futrell Futrell ISU Prics

Mid-Prairie Prom Held Saturday Night

The Mid Prairie Junior-Senior Prom took place Saturday May 16 in the high school Student Center. The theme chosen by the juniors was Moonlight and Roses with music provided for the event.

Wellman Mid-Prairie

Moonlight and Roses Dance Theme by Melody Aires

A formal dance setting features red and white streamers leading to exterior stairs and a central fountain with glittering water. Tables with white cloths and silver engraved Moonlight and Roses napkins surround a small white fence, with a single rose in a glass vase. A boy and girl dancing silhouette serves as the band backdrop, and rotating lights create dramatic blue and silver walls.

Spring and Summer Invasion by Household Pests

UPI reports that spring and summer bring peak cockroach problems as American German and Oriental species invade homes. Eggs hidden in groceries hatch, with up to 35 nymphs per capsule. infestations average about 2,000 roaches. Cleanliness helps but only professional control can fully address hidden populations.

United Press International Chicago UPI Terminex E. L. Bruce Co Frank H. Lyons Lyons

Urge vaccination of pets for rabies in county

Washington County farmers are urged to vaccinate dogs and cats this spring to protect people and livestock. Dr. John Herrick of Iowa State University notes vaccines can immunize pets for months. Health officials report 139 rabies cases in 43 Iowa counties in the first 15 weeks of 1964, up from last year.

Washington County Jim Frier Frier John Herrick Iowa State University Iowa Health Department Frier

Robert Wilcox to Speak at Wellman Service

Robert Wilcox, a pre theological student at Town Wesleyan College Mount Pleasant, will occupy the pulpit at Wellman on May 31 with the anthem The Heavens are Telling from Haydn's Creation recorded for TRAFCO film. Rev Earl Josten and wife attend Morningside College ceremonies in Sioux City where their son Robert graduates.

Wellman Robert Wilcox Asbury Robert Town Wesleyan College Mount Pleasant Haydn Earl Josten Morningside College Siouxny

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