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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1938

Page

6

Exploring Iowa fur industry and value of muskrat hides

The article outlines fur bearing qualities, listing species from beaver to otter, notes muskrats yield substantial Iowa fur value with about 250 000 taken yearly, and discusses prices shifting due to fur farming. It also mentions historical furs, global trade terms, and a Cedar Falls legal notice about Pancho Villa related damages with staged payments.

Roy L. Abbott Benere Snch Iowa Jason United States Cedar Falils J. W. Stewart Cedar Falls Pancho Villa Richard Simmons San Yaahel Stewart Ennald

City Officials Named in List Rounding Local Government

The mayor city clerk city treasurer city solicitor and superintendent of water are identified in a local government roster detailing essential municipal roles and responsibilities.

Light Oats Offer Two Paths To Higher Dairy Fiber Control

The article explains two methods to offset light oats high fiber in dairy rations. Either replace corn and cob meal with ground corn, or reduce oats to match normal weight, keeping other ingredients. It reports 320 cows averaged 595 pounds milk and 23.4 fat, with 49 cows producing over 40 pounds fat, listing top producers and farms in a Nebraska or Iowa dairy association.

Violet Guernsey M. W. Miller E. L. Swartzendruber Morton Emde West Chester D. H. Christianson

Train and bus schedules with local station notes

A cluttered railway and bus timetable lists regular and daily stops for Washington Lodge 96 meetings and multiple train services in Knoxville and Davenport. It includes Branch notes, agent names, and departure times for east and westbound trains, mixed trains, and a Stavington area local bus schedule with ticket pickup points and agents.

Iowa Farmers Bet ter Off Since Two Months Ago

Iowa State College economists report farmers gain purchasing power as farm prices rise and input costs hold, boosting buying power from 78 to 82 percent of pre war. Non farm incomes edge up, hog prices expected to improve with heavy hog marketing. Cattle prices may dip before later recovery.

Iowa Ames Iowa State College

Falls on steps at Gault home

Lizzie Wooley fell twelve stairs at the home of Mrs. ER A Gault in Crawfordsville injuring herself but with no broken bones. The column reports other local visits and moves including families from Davenport Burlington Canada and Washington.

Gault Mary Manners Crawfordsville Lizzie Wooley ER. A. Gault Lease Home Bruce Lease Carol Jean Judith Anne Fromacher Davenport Lee Lease Home Laura Fletcher Homer Menefee Burlington Grant Fletcher Washington Marie Ross Winfield Velma Kempffer Toronto Ontario Canada W. W. Twinam Chi

Centipedes Help Fight Pests Says English Ministry Circular

An agriculture ministry circular from England urges not to destroy centipedes as they consume destructive insects, presenting centipedes as beneficial predators in gardens and fields.

Ministry of Agriculture

Garlic Dominated Ancient Babylonian Garden Trade

Garlic was the leading garden product in ancient Babylonia, dominating cultivation and market activity. The text notes its popularity among households and traders, reflecting its central role in daily life and commerce.

Babylonia

Visit and home news from Wayland and area

Mr Elder’s sore foot heals as Lem Logan of West Chester shares home news. Sam Marsh near Shiloh builds a warm chicken house while Mrs Marsh’smother Mrs Cochran near Coppock improves. George Brooks and others visit Magdefrau store in Wayland and discuss Christmas. Community auction at Conard sale attracts a big crowd and lunch by Mt Ayr ladies.

Sam Marsh Shiloh George Brooks Everette Magdefrau Frank Magdefrau Will Brooks Magdefrau Wayland George Jake Graber Conard Mt. Ayr Mr. Conrad Brooks Loder P. H. Krabill Mr. Elder

Jones Says Car Is Fast Despite Sudden Standstill

Jones shows his friend the speed of his new car but it slows to a standstill. The friend questions the claim while Jones insists the car is very fast and suggests they should get out and...

Jones

News Notes of Our Neighboring Communities

Journal Subscription Representative reports brief items from nearby towns including community events, local business openings, and social notices, highlighting small-town happenings and upcoming meetings across the region.

Non-skid idea linked to Wayland households

A Wayland area home hosts Mr and Mrs P R Alliman and Ed for a short stay that hints at a practical non-skid concept. The text mentions Pete and several horse buyers and sellers from Cherryholmes McElhinney McCarillon Lem Cherry, suggesting a regional trade backdrop.

P. R. Alliman Wayland Pete Cherryholmes McElhinney McCarillon Lem Cherry

Nothing New Under Sun In Era Of Ancient Chariots

The Oriental Institute at the University of Chicago sent a dig to Irak returning with a 2800 B C copper model of a war chariot. It shows early skidding awareness with milled wheels to mimic heavy non skid tires. Joe Snider of Fast Pleasant Plains visited Phillips and Hebner's on Tuesday. Roads slick briefly after a light snow then clear. The poultry show prompts use of a amused term a Herometer.

Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago Irak Joe Snider Fast Pleasant Plains Phillips and Hebner’s Joe Hope Brighton

Hens in Australia Use Time Clocks Like Workers

An Australian farm experiment has hens using punch time clocks to log their daily activity, mirroring human office and factory workers in a novel attempt to study avian productivity and welfare. Researchers report the hens peck at cards or clocks, establishing routines and data points for behavior.

Australia

New Egg Stamping Meter Aims to Verify Freshness

A new device stamps each egg with breed and date to curb sale of non fresh eggs. The invention is described by Eben Davis and Ed Hotle from Crawfordsville and Keota R in Washington this morning.

Eben Davis Crawfordsville Ed Hotle Keota R Washington

Wellman News Briefs Include Weddings and Funeral

Mrs Russell Winegarden and Mrs Ned Wahl shopped in Cedar Rapids Saturday. Martha Foster of Washington joined B C Foster there for a day with relatives. Donald Bidwell and Marvin Fosse returned from Des Moines where Donald served on the Federal grand jury. Funeral services for Wm. McConnell were held at the Methodist church, Rev. Paul Hann officiating, burial in Wellman cemetery. Relatives and friends from West Liberty Seattle Washington Riverside Iowa City and Washington were noted as attending.

Frank Wilson Wellman Russell Winegarden Ned Wahl Cedar Rapids B. C. Foster Martha Foster Washington Donald Bidwell Marvin Fosse Des Moines Donald Federal Grand Jury Methodist Wm. McConnell Paul Hann Wellman Cemetery Wm McConnell Jess Ryan West Liberty Harvey Blumenstein Seattle Wash John Foster Ruth Boyd Foster George Foster Lloyd Foster Marion Godlove Carrie Idem Riverside Helen Lewis Iowa City

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