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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1941

Page

13

Small Villages of Iowa Alive and Kicking

Professor Harold H. McCarty of the University of Iowa argues that Iowa villages remain vital as trading centers and cultural hubs despite highway growth. He notes farms increasingly buy in larger towns for groceries and services, yet villages sustain education religion and social life through transport links and markets.

Iowa Iowa Village Harold H. McCarty University of Iowa College of Commerce Journal of Business McCarty Iowa State Planning Board Professor McCarty Tratfic

75 Committeemen Lead AAA Conservation Group

Carl R. Oldfield chairs the county agricultural and conservation association in Washington County with 75 committeemen and a four member county committee. The group allocates farm allotments for 2,266 farms and handles education and crop insurance duties. Additional officers include Warren O. Morgan as commodity loan supervisor and Wayne E. Norman over listing sheets and grants.

Washington County County Agricultural, Conservation Association Carl R. Oldfield Joan Warren O. Morgin Wayne E. Norman Brighton Howard V. Miller Donald W. Tucker Lloyd R. Stout Donald B. Robison John W. Jones Cedar Madison M. Rabenold Gene Stephens Philip J. Gerdes Willian L. Zager George M. Lord S. Russell Bell Wayne C. Lyle Doyle M. Palmer Floyd R. Green Frank A. Dundar Washington HI Neill Trotman Charles S. Custer J. Robert Willey Charles ©. Palmer Henry Miller Warren O. Morgan Wayne Kk. Norman Howard L. Witting Charles Kennedy Maxine L. Marshall Vera A. Yeager Evelyn Hyestone Lucille Finke

New York Defends Cheddar Cheese Name Among Grocers

The New York State Department of Agriculture reports Cheddar Cheese is widely mislabeled by grocers as store cheese State Cheese or farmers cheese, prompting a corrective push to preserve its true name.

Albany N.Y New York State Department of Agriculture Farmers

Farmers Apply For Insurance On Wheat Crops

Sixty seven farmers in Washington county have applied for wheat crop insurance this year. AAA chairman Carl R. Oldfield says winter kill damage has been severe with ten complete losses and twelve probable losses. insured coverage remains for drought hail wind and other risks the rest of the growing season. Premiums are based on farm losses and paid in bushels or cash.

Washington County Carl R. Oldfield AAA Harry Drake L. G. Roberts Miles Stout Harlow Engel Omer Longs Dale Moody M. N Oldfield

Best Months for Sheep Shearing Identified

April and May are ideal for shearing sheep says C W McDonald of Iowa State College. Some delay to June to weigh fleece oil risks extra cost as hot weather may stress ewes and hinder wool. Early shearing boosts thrift and milk for lambs while enabling earlier dipping to control parasites.

C. W. McDonald IoWa State College Extension

Cow kicks during milking boosts tax value in Arizona

In Phoenix Arizona farmers cheer a cow that kicks while milked as the State Association of County Tax Assessors classifies such a cow as class B and assigns a minimum tax value of twenty dollars.

Phoenix Ariz P Arizona State Association of County Tax Assessors

Farm Plant Size Grows by 400 Million Acres 1880s to 1900s

Historical data shows U S farm plant area expanding by about 400 million acres during the late 19th century, reflecting vast agricultural development between 1880 and 1900. The growth indicates shifts in farming land use and settlement patterns across regions.

United States

West Chester School Proud Of Modern Education Set-Up

West Chester Consolidated School presents a modern brick two story campus with 170 students and eight grades plus a four year high school. The staff includes J L Calkins superintendent and teachers Dorothy Ellison Cecelia Wehr Margaret Cowquill Ada Thomas Betty Pickett A Verna Biesel and F R Fenton. The facility features a basement shop laboratory gymnasium and an electric score board funded by student subscriptions.

West Chester Consolidated School J. L. Calkins Dorothy Ellison Cecelia Wehr Margaret Cowquill Ada Thomas Betty Pickett A. Verna Biesel Supt. Calkins F. R. Fenton Parent-Teacher Association Washington

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