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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1919

Page

5

Iowa's 1919 crops near a billion dollars in value

The Iowa weather and crop service reports field crops for 1919 total value at 950,056,002 dollars. Corn dominates with about 10 million acres at 41.6 bushels per acre and 1.17 dollars per bushel, totaling 487,447,740 dollars. Oats, hay, wheat, and potatoes follow, with figures on acreage, yield, and value for each.

State Agricultural Board C. D. Reed Iowa Weather and Crop Service Reed Frank S. Pinney United States Bureau of Crop Estimates Hawkeye Iowa Federal State Department

Remarkable 100 Year Life of George B. Smith of Knoxville

George B. Smith of Knoxville Iowa died at home at age 100. Born in Ohio and lived in Illinois and Indiana before moving to Knoxville in 1852, he was a lifelong farmer who never drank or smoked. He voted for nineteen presidents as a Republican and recalled a tale of dating a storekeeper’s daughter while joking about a long-ago incident with Whigs.

Knoxville George B. Smith W. B. Smith Ohio Ilinois Fort Dodge Russell Kansas Mr. Smith Sangamon County Illinois Lincoln

Tanlac touted by Burling ton man for relief after illness

Tom Haven of 609 Market Street Burling ton says Tanlac cured his indigestion kidney pain and run-down condition after eighteen months of illness from typhoid pneumonia He reports regained strength weight gain and renewed appetite and notes Tanlac works for him. He lists local retailers Sherman Bros Semuel J Stites G W Cash M J Wilkinson O L Rovers A E Sands as sources.

Tom Havin Town Grain & Produce Company Market Street Burlington Mr. Havin Tanlac Washington Sherman Bros Crawfordsville Semuel J. Stites Brighton G. W. Cash Riverside M. J Wilkinson Kalona L. Rovers Ainsworth A. E Sands Advt

Pershing to Visit Camp Grant January Fifth for Inspection

Gen John J Pershing will arrive at Camp Grant January 5 for an official inspection of the permanent home of the 6th division. Major General George Bell Jr says Pershing will spend five hours at the cantonment, arriving 11 a m and leaving 6 p m for Rock Island to inspect the government arsenal. No ceremonies are planned until Pershing specifies his wishes.

Camp Grant Rockford John J. Pershing George Bell, Jr Pershing Rock Island General Pershing Bell

Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Aids Health After Hospital Breakdowns

A reader testifies after lengthy stomach and intestinal illness including mucus colitis and auto intoxication. After three months in hospital, the user found relief with Mayr's Wonderful Remedy on a friend's recommendation. The ad claims the remedy clears intestinal mucus and inflammation, restoring health with a money back guarantee. Lemmon's Pharmacy distributes the product.

Lemmon's Advt

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New Corn Records Ford J. F. Duffy Tom Camp Grant 6Th Division Humphrey Thadiantficn Radiantfire Iowa Gas & Electric Co Dr. Edwards Washington Public Square Livingston Guernsey Jersey MAC Hinery Deering Deere Deere Gang John Deere Concord U. L. Young D. F. Macon Ralph Dougherty Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid Sherman Brothers McKenzie & Shilling W. J. Wilkinson J. D. Duncan Cotter V. PL Me Tegistereae Clegg Broa Grain and Feed Hindstone Acme West Chester Harrow Hayes Oliver Gang C. M. Brinning Charles Brown AL McCoy H. L. Whittaker
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