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Newspaper
Humeston New Era
Location
Humeston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1919
Page
3
Local notes show John Campbell Jr visiting his uncle in Centerville while Gibbs returns from Creston. Several residents from Derby, Corydon, Garden Grove and nearby towns are seen visiting relatives, with travelers to Keokuk, Roundup and Montana mentioned.
The piece argues the senate has no start in treaty negotiations and only acts after the president negotiates. It cites constitutional interpretation and precedent to claim treaty making rests with the executive, while Congress would need such authority to authorize a similar role even without constitutional provisions. The comparison to the British cabinet highlights differing powers aimed at achieving decisions.
Wayne County Farm Bureau and Q P A Kelvy announce a series of Grain Grading Demonstrations across Iowa with sessions in Des Moines June 21 and Gutumwa June 2. Demonstrations cover dockage moisture grade standards and how grain prices depend on grades with exhibits of grading equipment.
A home remedy for cut worms mixes arsenic with bran and molasses to create a bait, with explicit warning to keep chickens away. The report notes J R Howard, president of the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation, attended the 2nd Merchant Marine Conference in Washington DC and related shipping interests from both coasts and varied firms were present.
Botanist Dr. L H Pamiel recommends iron sulfate mixed with water to kill dandelions in lawns. Mix 10 to 90 pounds per barrel of water and spray with a hand sprayer, reapplying as needed through the season. bluegrass will brown temporarily but survive. A steeping perch has been added to a residence in Alva Humestor.
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