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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1938
Page
6
Irene Sommers of East Sunset leaves for Orion Illinois to begin work. The report lists numerous social visits and neighborly activities as friends and relatives travel between East Sunset and nearby towns.
Spices are divided into four groups roots buds or flowers fruits and barks. Ginger is a root spice. Cloves and saffron are bud and flower spices. Pepper represents the fruit. Cinnamon and cassia both are barks.
Dairy advisors stress balancing pasture with grain to maintain cow weight and milk flow. Early season pasture provides high moisture and protein, reducing winter grain needs, while later, grain should increase as grasses dry. For flush pasture, cut winter grain by half and monitor milk trends.
Mrs Sadie Nott of Fairfield visits her sister Mrs Walter Leet in Dayton Grove April 18. Willard Leet visited E R Van Nostrand home near Washington Wednesday afternoon. Harold Leet a Parsons College student in Fairfield spent weekend with his parents. Mr and Mrs Lyall Moore and family visited friends in Washington Sunday. West Chester school operetta last Friday evening was exceptionally good.
The Wyman school notes outline sophomores debating in English class and future lawyers, plus student activities. Wayne Chamberlin remains in Washington hospital with appendicitis while others attend a music recital in Wapello on April 22. Students earn 100 in spelling, plan Easter events, and read Snow White.
Mr and Mrs Ott Shaffer visit B C Johnson home as mumps spread in the area with Lahoma Johnson and Herman Gowey among the latest cases. Robert Jones misses school this week due to mumps. Mrs Jere Elmore has dental work noted.
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