Red River Mix Kills All Insects on Potatoes
An agricultural notice promotes Red River Mix as an insecticide claiming it kills all insects on potatoes. The ad urges readers to buy the product locally.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1941
Page
8
An agricultural notice promotes Red River Mix as an insecticide claiming it kills all insects on potatoes. The ad urges readers to buy the product locally.
The Milton Evening Standard reports Walter Holmes Eastwood, son of Rev. Walter Eastwood, will receive a Doctor of Sacred Theology from Temple University Philadelphia on June 12. Eastwood previously earned degrees from Parsons College Princeton Seminary and Princeton Theological Seminary. His final oral exam May 13 earned unanimous faculty approval. Washington mourns not born but raised here, a talented man admired for humor and mimicry. He is married with a son.
Westminster Guild of Cotter church plans a Thursday evening meeting at Mrs Stanley Arthur home. Sunday visitors in Hugh Thomas home include Griffith Humphrey and daughter Della. Mothers present at Cotter Presbyterian church worship honored with banquets of flowers after Sunday service. Mother's Day service postponed one week due to baccalaureate in the Cotter school auditorium.
DES MOINES The 1941 Iowa legislature approved nine salary increases ranging from 200 to 600 dollars annually for state employees and cut one salary by 300 dollars, effective July 1. It reenacted a provision in the budget and control act of 1933 making most salaries, except those fixed by law and paid by the state board of education, subject to governor and comptroller approval. It removed a prior limit on salaries of the commission paying jobless benefits funded from federal rather than state funds placed there for political reasons.
Kibitzing for Father the White Way remains ill at the Hawkins residence with a nurse assisting care. Dorothy Davis visited friends in Wapello on Sunday and returned with Katherine Cold to Grundy Center where she will stay for a few days. Rev and Mrs M A Robeson.
Petty Anne and the Ray Lambert family hosted supper Tuesday evening. Later, Mr. Robeson attended the Cy EF society meeting at Bethel Presbyterian Church.
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