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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1972

Page

5

Barrow testing value for pork producers gains support

A nonprofit Barrow testing station near here provides swine producers with precise data to improve hog quality. Operated by Yoder Feeds and the Washington County Pork Producers Association, it offers two four month tests yearly, with next test due April 15. Carcasses are judged by an Iowa State index, with prize money from $25 to $150 awarded to top hogs and test information shared with all participants.

Frytown Here Washington County Pork Producers Association Yoder Kalona Yoder Inc PPA Wendel Guy Bob Bonar Association Yoder Feeds Inc. Journal Photo

Plant no potatoes on Good Friday

Ruth Gideon writes from Bethel about Easter weather, noting a cold wet spring halting potato planting and detailing a day of Easter calls to friends in hospitals and care centers. She shares hopeful notes on Mrs Foster, Lloyd Marek, and others, ending with a reflection on April showers and snow.

Ruth Gideon Bethel Elsie Coward New Care Center Blanche Foster Lloyd Marek Will Clara Faulkner Joe Nelson 0.J. Rice Elma

Property transfers in Washington area few more parcels listed

Records show multiple deeds: Jeron Blaine Blanchard and wife to John A Barsdorf. Ronald E Olson and wife to Gerald C Farris. Roger A Eichelberger and wife to Olson. Alvin D Graber and wife to Eichelberger. William F Wilson to Harry Malloy. Riverside Development Corp receives land from Richard Schnoebelen et al. Keith L Vetter and wife to Jerry A Coffin. Lawrence M Whisler and wife to Raymond E Whisler. Ward A Wetrich and wife to Earnest A Wetrich. H Darlene Paul to Louise M Holmes. Properties include lots and sections in Washington area additions and Kendall’s subdivision, Eclipse Addition, and Smouse’s Addition.

Jeron Blaine Blanchard John A. Barsdorf J.h.young Washington Ronald E. Olson Gerald C Farris Kendall Roger A. Eichelberger Alvin D. Graber William F. Wilson Harry Malloy Wilson Ainsworth Richard Schnoebelen Riverside Development Corp Louise M. Holmes

Go and Let Go Club and Rainbow Girls Meeting Notes

Mrs. Gene Booth hosted eleven Go and Let Go Club members with Mrs. Elliott McKinstry presiding. A $2 Cancer Fund donation was made. Rainbow Girls honored past and present officers with a poem and gifts. bake sale proceeds totaled $55.62 for grand assembly expenses. Initiation for Gail Colby and Judy Neuwirth is slated for April 17. Mindy Murdock and others passed proficiency tests. health nurse talk followed the meeting.

Gene Booth Elliott McKinstry Cancer Fund Novella Hess Pearl Woodford Rainbow Girls Sherry Bash Assembly of Grand Assembly United Methodist Church of Washington Gail Colby Judy Neuwirth Alice Harnagel Mindy Murdock Laurel Griffin Robyn Lovick Shari Williams Mary Guy

Inland Daily Press circulation and staff details

The Inland Daily Press lists prices and routes for delivery in Washington and nearby towns, with annual and six month mail rates. It names staff roles including Hitler as editor and business manager, William Shannon as vice president and advertising director, Charles Morris as managing editor, Robert Shaffer in local advertising, Llewellyn as production superintendent, and notes the Washington headquarters route and postage rates.

Washington Inland Daily Press Qernfowa Daily Iowa Towa

Pork testing station showcases sired hog quality program

A 24 by 88 foot testing station with 12 oak pens per side and a center alley houses half commercial hog producers and half breeders. The superior meat sire test drives breeding stock through a warm frame facility with forced air cooling, concrete slatted floors, no bedding, and automated feeding. Nozzle pig waterers from Germany deter scratching, drinkers lift heads to prevent contamination, and manure is pumped out three to four times yearly. PPA and Yoder Inc sponsor free pig pickups as pork quality aims to rise.

Superior PPA Yoder Yoder Inc

Schwengel Pledges Aggressive Campaign For Congress

Washington Congressman Fred Schwengel announced an aggressive issue oriented campaign focusing on rural development revenue sharing housing health care and the economy. He urged opponents to show where they disagree with his public record and pledged to continue serving the First District Southeast Iowa with an effective responsive office.

Washington Fred Schwengel Schwengel Congress Iowa

Dennis Wielands Easter Visit at Ivo Bergs Home

Riverside April 3 Mr and Mrs Dennis Wieland with Joey and Bobbi visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Ivo Berg and Cindy. Easter bunny greeted the Wieland children at their grandparents. Also Easter guests included the Larry Muller family with Jim Muller and Lila Carson, and the Pat Fountain family with a large group from Mount Pleasant and Iowa City.

Wilbur Keine Riverside Dennis Wieland Joey Bobbi Ivo Berg Cindy Wieland Larry Muller Jim Muller Iowa City Lila Carson Ainsworth Pat Fountain Todd Mount Pleasant Bess Burich Cleo Burich Dale Burich John Vicki Pat Darrel Hirt John Patterson Anna Heck Robert Burich Melissa Melanie

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