Moisture Conservation Contouring Helps Retain Rainfall
Contour methods prevent most rainfall runoff and conserve moisture essential for plant growth, aiding drought resilience and soil health by shaping land to catch water where crops can use it.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1946
Page
8
Contour methods prevent most rainfall runoff and conserve moisture essential for plant growth, aiding drought resilience and soil health by shaping land to catch water where crops can use it.
Missionaries to India Rev and Mrs C C Millson landed in San Francisco Monday and are expected in Crawfordsville soon. Whitfield Davis and two Columbus, Ohio sons visit relatives here as the older son was discharged from the armed forces. Local residents welcome visits from A D Rathmell’s sister and niece from Enid Oklahoma and H L Wasson party from Enid. Kath leen Ball celebrates ninth birthday with family. Methodist church to host basket dinner September six with public school teachers invited. quarterly conference follows. 4H Livestock judges from Washington county, Charles Twinam among them, attend State fair. Vine Gehring and daughters visit Twinams and Gaults while Genline twins attend fair.
The Great Lakes and their connecting waterways form the world’s chief inland water transportation system. From Duluth Minnesota to the outlet of Lake Ontario, the steamer route covers 1160 miles.
Rural Life conference was conducted Monday at St Marys Church in Riversige. Rev Patrick Quinlan of Des Moines led sessions assisted by Dr Paul Sacco and Rev James F Quinlan with lectures morning and afternoon. pastor Rev Wolfe spoke briefly noting another conference to follow.
Mrs. Robert Kleopfer of Riverside announces the birth of daughter Katherine Ann on August 14 at Washington county hospital. Private Kleopfer serves in the U S Army in Spokane. Visitors included Mrs. Austin and daughter Helen of Davenport and Sister Mary Rosalie Fischers of Charity visiting relatives in Riverside and St Marys. Additional notes mention newborns and visits among local families in Iowa City and Kalona areas.
Prairie Flower notes recent visitors to Carl Hering's home include Carl Trovell and daughters Mary and Martha from Bushnell Illinois and Mrs J W Nebergal from Washington. The Trovells are Hering relatives visiting Iowa kin on their return from Minnesota. Cathryne Caldwell stayed for a weekend with Melville Don.
Mrs Cloyd Cornick and children visited Earl L Smith's home near Mt Union. Arlene Huber returns from Iowa State Teacher's College summer session and teaches in Crawfordsville starting Monday. Cattle shipments by Huber and Knupp Jarrard part of a busy market week. Davenport shoppers and local visitors noted, with multiple family connections mentioned.
Buckwheat was introduced into the Manhattan colony by Dutch settlers and cultivated as early as 1625, illustrating early East River agricultural practices and food plant adoption in New Netherland.
Banns published at St Mary's church Riverside for the marriage of Mary Jane Quinn and John Ryan. Ceremony planned for Sept 12. Bride a California native, son of Riverside residents, both graduates of St Marys High School Riverside. he recently discharged as ensign from U S Navy.
A budded Temple orange was found as a chance fruit on land owned by William Chase Temple in Winter Park Florida. Its origin remains unknown. It may be a natural hybrid with tangerine traits or a rare sport. A similar fruit exists in Jamaica, origin unclear.
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