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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1965

Page

7

County farm census highlights local Iowa yields

The 1964 preliminary Iowa farm census shows Scott county leading in soybean per acre with 34 bushels, while Boone county tops corn at 93.9 bushels per acre. Washington county averages 31.9 soybeans and 82.4 corn per acre, with county totals for corn and soybeans listed and county farm counts and land use detailed.

Secretary of Agriculture Kenneth Owen Iowa Washington County The Washington Journal Scott County Scott Cedar County Grundy County Boone County Spotlight On Agriculture Sunny View Farm Greene County Big 20 Kossuth Clinton County Benton Webster Calhoun Wright Humbolt Sunny View Plymouth County Sioux County Washington Altho

Returns to Kalona from PAX service

Kalona July 28 J Paul Swartzendruber has returned home from PAX service in Boliva. He is son of Mr and Mrs A Lloyd Swartzendruber. Other visitors include the Yoders, Mrs Yoder, Mrs Kinsinger, the Hostetlers and their families, the Todys and Snyders from Argentina, and other local households. The United Christian and Baptist church Adult Fellowship held a cooperative supper at Kalona Golf Club clubhouse with arrangements by local families.

Kalona J. Paul Swartzendruber PAX Service Boliva A. Lloyd Swartzendruber Swartzendruber Harold Yoder Chris Yoder John Kinsinger Clarence Hostetler Marie Snyder

Cedar Rapids engineer leaves for post in East Pakistan

Cedar Rapids engineer George C. Ahrens, specialist in water supply and sewerage, sails to Dacca and Chittagong for a four year project worth 93 million dollars. He will lead as chief sanitary engineer building a citywide water control and waste disposal system, with his wife and 16 year old son accompanying him. The plan focuses on neighborhood sanitation points and clean water access, since local facilities do not exist yet.

Cedar Rapids Washington Area East Pakistan George C. Ahrens Dacca Chittagong Ahrens Merle Sheetz Route One Washington Charles Ashby Robert Vincent Keota Howard R. Green and Co Cedar Rapids Gazette Mr. Ahrens

Enlistment in U S Army at Ottumwa Office

Six men enlisted through the Ottumwa recruiting office at 611 Church Street. Names include George K. Moore of the army security agency Hedrick Dewey A. Cubit an officer candidate school Oskaloosa George J. Sirovy Jr maintenance field Oskaloosa Allan G. Smith army security agency Washington Charles P. Wikoff army security agency and Larry E Hoyle radio equipment repair Brighton.

United States Army Church Street Ottumwa George K. Moore Army Security Agency Hedrick Dewey A. Cubit Oskaloosa George J. Sirovy Jr Allan G. Smith Washington Charles P. Wikoff Larry E. Hoyle Brighton

Local boys find 1904 Evening Journals in Sunset Park

Two local boys Richard Schuck Jr and Gary McClure found copies of the Washington Evening Journal dated July 16 1904 and June 30 1904 in Sunset Park. The June 30 issue showed Charles Fairbanks Republican VP candidate on the front page while the July 16 issue reported Paul Kruger’s death and included a Burlington Route ad offering $6 round trip to the St Louis World’s Fair.

Richard Schuck, Jr Richard Schuck South Ave Gary McClure Marvin McClure Washington Evening Journal Sunset Park Charles Fairbanks U. S Paul Kruger Burlington Route Railroad St. Louis Journal Dallas

Mrs. Fickling Hosts Family and Friends in July

Florence Augustine Hardscrabble reports social visits in July including Mrs. Allen Fickling hosting her sister Mrs. Glades Finerty and guest Henry Chambers. Several local families attended gatherings at Grace Hill, Muscatine, Mechanicsville, and Columbus Junction with notes of ice cream, reunions, and a hospital stay for Mrs. Doyle Pfeffer in Washington County Hospital.

Florence Augustine Hardscrabble Allen Fickling Glades Finerty Henry Chambers Ray Wehr Claire Paula Leonard Hixson Shirley Karen Kim Glen Gordon Florene May Florence Augustine Grace Hill Community Building Nora Wehr Schumacher Muscatine Waldo Fickling and Son George Groff Tillie Johnson Harry Maude Blankhorn Columbus Junction Larry Griggs Orville Griggs Allen Griggs Bernard Crock Driscoll Ernest Crock Mechanicsville Wallace Kinzler D. A. Augus Doyle Pfeffer Washington County Hospital

Yoder program mentions lime stone calcium amount

The note hints at a lime stone calcium quantity in the Yoder program and invites a future explanation when seen again. It contains an instruction to ask for clarification later. The fragment references a specific program and material without clear dates or verifiable context.

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