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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1912
Page
3
Weather notes show heavy April cold and snow in Iowa damaging fall wheat especially in southern and eastern counties. Seven to eight inches of snow fell in some areas on the 17th, freezing temperatures reported across much of the state. Despite losses in some fields, statewide fall sown grains remain in fine condition and seeding progresses, with grass starting and stock in pasture in places.
Secretary of State Knox and Frederick Townsend Martin led a House foreign affairs hearing advocating two bills to fund embassy buildings in Tokyo Mexico City Hankow and Rome and to civil service reform for consulates. They argued current system favors the wealthy and restricts who may serve America abroad.
Washington reports Alaska is expected to pass home rule without opposition today. A legislative assembly will be created for the northern territory after eight years of debate, with the topic only recently allowed to reach the House for discussion.
Dr S F Sutton urges spring cleansing to restore health especially for weak stomachs liver and blood. Root Juice Compound sold by Lemmon's Pharmacy is praised for improving digestion liver function and blood purification. The Auto Club of America explains NJ reciprocity law changes for vehicle registration weights and licenses and notes rules on chains mufflers and exhaust pipes. Harvey Herrick notes a coast record for 600 cubic inch cars may be challenged at Santa Monica meet.
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