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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1929

Page

3

Twenty 4H Boys Tour Cedar Rapids in Bitter Cold

Twenty Washington County 4H club boys braved sub zero weather for a Cedar Rapids day trip. They toured Sinclair Packing plant Quaker Oats Cherry Burrell Iowa theatre with guides and enjoyed a noon banquet at Shrine Temple.

Cedar Rapids Cedar Rapids Gazette Chamber of Commerce Sinclair Packing Plant Quaker Oats Cherry-Burrell Co Bliss Extension Service Iowa Washington Kalona

Fertilizer Trials in County Corn Plots Near Wellman

The county reports results from corn plots at John Reber farm west of Wellman showing moisture and yield data from Nov 7 1929 with various fertilizer treatments and lime and organic matter emphasis. Rainfall regarded adequate. fertilizer responses vary by soil conditions as four year results are sought.

Washington County H. L. Walker Check Acre Wharold White Farm Crawfordsville Amos Weaver Farm Grant Griffith’s Wellman John Reber Farm John H. Reber Amos Weaver Harold White Grant Griffit

Farm Bureau Schedule: Meetings and Convention Dates

The schedule lists the annual Farm Bureau meeting on Saturday December 14, a contest association meeting on Thursday December 19, a home project lesson December 16 to 20, and the American Farm Bureau Federation convention December 6 to 11.

Washington County Farm Bureau Earl Elijah Washington County Farm Bureau Contest Association American Farm Bureau Federation

Farmers National Grain Corporation Enters Market

Chicago dispatch reports the Farmers National Grain Corporation has begun active trading in the grain market. President S. J. Cottington says the organization aims to become the largest factor in the U S grain market and will extend loans to growers via regional cooperatives on the Farm Board price basis. The Rural Grain Company purchase is completed, and operations continue in Milwaukee and Cedar Rapids.

Chicago U.P Farmers National Grain Corporation S. J. Cottington U. S Cottington Rural Grain Company Farmers Elevators of Iowa Ilinois Federal Farm Board Farm Board Milwaukee Cedar Rapids

Geology Team Debunks Age of the World Claim

University of California scientists after a geologic survey of Colorado Utah and Arizona argue the world is not aged at five million years but far older or different from the claim.

University of California Colorado Utah Arizona

Rotary Meeting Showcases Military Drill and Thanksgiving

A Burlington Rotary meeting featured a cavalry drill by local troops led by Capt. Jay Brown and Sergt. Glen Eldridge with Mel Boileau Rudolph Knomerus and Harold Putnam. Sergt. Putnam explained the Springfield rifle mechanism while Sergt. Eldridge demonstrated rapid fire rifles. Rev Mr Hamilton of Lexington delivered a brief message on Thanksgiving urging universal brotherhood and spiritual advancement.

Rotary Jay Brown Sergis Glen Eldridge Mel Boileau Rudolph Knomerus Harold Putnam Sergi Putnam Sergt Eldridge Rotary Club Capt. Brown Mr. Hamilton Lexington Hamilton Times Universal Brotherhood Edison Babson Wll

Everyday Heroes: Chaps who smile when work beckons

An editorial voice from the Boston Transcript rails at idle men and praises those who face required work with a smile. It contrasts casual sexuality language with a call to duty and steadfastness amid obligation.

Boston Transcript

Rubber industry grows from Brazilian cuttings in 1876

The text traces the start of modern rubber production to 1876 when Brazilian cuttings were sent to Kew Gardens and from there to Queen Victoria for propagation. It notes the role of royal patronage in disseminating rubber cultivation globally.

Mack United States Chuck Hull Kew Gardens

Call in Governor in Miner’s Walkout at Madrid

In Des Moines the governor was expected to convene a conference to resolve the dispute after 450 miners walked out at Scandia Mine No. 4 in Madrid yesterday. Mine owners said they could not meet workers demands and the governor’s intervention was awaited.

Des Moines John Hammill Madrid

Gratitude for Sargon Pill Helped Child and Mother

Mrs. G. W. Hupp of Omaha praises Sargon Pills for curing seven year gall bladder trouble and restoring her nervous rundown daughter. She reports improved appetite, better sleep, and strong health, noting gentle laxative action and child acceptance. Sherman Bros. Agents.

G. W. Hupp S. 20Th St Omaha

Thought for Today on cheerful wisdom and lasting goodness

A compact reflection notes that knowledge gains value through the cheerfulness of wisdom and that true goodness maintains a hopeful, smiling stance until the end. Emere son offers a pithy moral about attitudes shaping understanding and character.

Goodness Emere Son

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Harold Montgomery Everette Hayes Harold Miller Junior Francis McConnell Ellwyn Booth Donald Rinner Willard Mann Reed Horton Hubert Horton David McCartney Donald Penningroth Stephen Wolfer Floyd Wagner Donald Kerr Stanley Mouser Ezra Smith Alvin Horak Leonard Horak Dwight Booth Robert Nicola Lewis Rinner Noble John Miller Orvil Penningroth Paul Horak Riverside Montgomery Clarence Elijah Ear Mack’s Merry Minstrels Ainsworth High School Ainsworth National Grain Corporation Herman Pauls Lloyd Lytle Frank Miller Col. C. J. Wilson Frank L. Wilson Sargon Sherman Bros WM. Anderson Ecro West Side Square
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