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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1932

Page

5

Five Iowa Women Named Master Farm Homemakers

Ames Iowa Feb 3 five Iowa farm women are named Master Farm Homemakers raising the total to 20 in the state. Recipients include Mrs Charles R Mills Central City Mrs S Fk Putzke Dayton Mrs Bruce K Keefer Conrad Mrs Arthur H Beebe Logan and Mrs T W Everts Glidden. Recognition follows a nomination and a 500 question homemaking record review during Farm and Home Week at Iowa State College.

Ames Iowa Iowa Farm Iowa State College Charles R. Mills S. Fk. Putzke Dayton Bruce KE. Keefer. Conrad Arthur H. Beebee Logan T .W. Everts. Glidden Thearmer National Farm Women's Magazine of St. Paul, Minn Extension Service

Farm Bureau to Hold 7th District Meeting at Fairfield

The Farm Bureau plans the 7th district meeting at Fairfield on Thursday February 4. The session will mark the first yearly district gathering and focus on organization work for the year. Attendees from Washington are hoped to participate to gain useful contacts with regional Farm Bureau workers.

Farm Bureau Folks Meeting Fairfield Washington Farm Bureau

Washington County Farm Bureau Emphasizes Organization

A brief piece urges farmers to unite via farm bureau to keep pace with other industries. It argues cooperation will counteract unfair tolls from capital and large industries, improve marketing of grains, and raise agriculture to a standard of efficiency.

Washington County Farm Bureau United States

Pig Birth Weight Tied to Weaning Size Says Iowa Station

Iowa Experiment Station data show one pound birth advantage often grows to seven or eight pounds by weaning. Feeding during pregnancy, especially protein supplementation, significantly affects birth weight. Gilts fed corn alone produced lighter piglets than those receiving protein supplements. A balanced ration with tankage, soybean meal, alfalfa, or soybeans improves protein intake. a simple mineral mix can be self fed.

Iowa Experiment Station Iowa Station

Yeast Proves Useless In Hog Rations at Iowa State

Results from swine feeding tests announced Tuesday during Farm and Home Week at Iowa State College show yeast added to hog rations does not increase gain or lower production costs. The findings are part of the first year of experiments on this issue.

Iowal State College

Soybean oilmeal looks at Big Ten protein mix gains

Tests compared soy bean oilmeal replacing cottonseed and alfalfa in the Big Ten protein supplement used with pasture fed pigs. Results show varied gains and costs with soybean oilmeal improving margins when replacing cottonseed, but not when replacing alfalfa. A separate 1952 sheriff sale notice details property of Ruth Wanda Lytle et al in Washington County Iowa with sale on March 1.

Towa Big Ten

Farm Bureau Calendar Feasts Fairfield Meeting Outlook

Farm Bureau calendar notes a Fairfield meeting on February 12 from 10:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at Westcott detailing the farm outlook.

Fairfield Outlook Westcott

Sheriff Sale Notice in Washington County Iowa

Public sale scheduled in front of the Washington County Court House Iowa on February 29 1932 between 9 am and 4 pm. Property of C I Tobin et al under judgment in rem includes Lots 1 2 3 and Outlots 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 in the town of Haskins Town with described bounds and specific allotment details. Sheriff R N McCarty notes sale. other local notes mention visits illness and social events.

Washington County Iowa Oekionton Brighton Ruth Wanda Lytle J. A. Sulivan District Court C. L. Tobin Court House Washington A. D Haskinstown C. I. Tobin Judgment In Rem J. H. Ramge Rn. H. McCarty

Riverside card party raises funds and honors winners

A Riverside event at St Marys hall featured 22 tables for bridge and euchre. Winners were John Shebek in bridge and Miss Faithe Stolley in euchre with Mrs Will Griffin and Bernard Kloopfer taking consolation prizes. Net proceeds reached 46 dollars.

Riverside St. Marys Hall William Griffin Joe Paillioter Martin Kleopfer BE. Blythe John Kleopfer Clair Swift Jotn Shebek Faithe Stolley Will Griffin Crescencia Schnwaeledon Iowa City Gerald Phillipe Cedar Rapids Hubert Albert Phillips Thelma Hatin

Marjory Coon Visits Raven Quin Friend in East Highland

East Highland Feb 3 Miss Marjory Coon visited her friend Raven Quin last week while her mother Mrs Ira Coon cared for her mother in Columbus. The report notes the outing was quiet with no incidents and references Coon family ties in the area.

East Highland Marjory Coon Raven Quin Ira Coon Columbus

February events and schedules in local notices

February 22 shows Fitzgerald in charge at Achievement Bay plans and Mrs May Larson. February 25 to 27 lists Feeding Schools with Rex Beresford in charge.

Fitzgerald Charg Achievement Bay May Larson Rex Beresford

Community social notes from Palestine families

Mr and Mrs Lewis Schwab and many neighbors are listed as visitors and callers across Palestine. The item details family visits, Sunday gatherings, and helper tasks at local farms including batcher chores, wood cutting, and husking corn with names like Vondrasek Kron Lukavsky Krons Havel Novy and others noted.

Palestine Lewis Schwab Thompson Ed Beranek John Kurtz Batcher Wilbur Chulup Charles Roy Havel LeRoy Leona Vondrasek Vern Kron William Lukavsky Hubert Kron Riverside Irene Vondrasek Gladys Martin Kron Julius Be Roy Kron Clarence Shull Frank Novy Paul Rotenburger Jess Wm. Lukavsky Verne Droll Howard Fishers Robert Clemet Kron Hills Wim Lukavsky Eugene Joe Have Albert Duwns Irene Victor Sarachs Oran Marion Thompson

Richland and Highland Social Roundup Day Visitors

Mrs. C. A. Neville reports social visits in Richland and Highland. Annie Krotz and family visited Will Krotz on Monday evening while Mr. and Mrs. Joe Krotz and Darlene spent Saturday with Will Chimelar near Washington. Roads are in fairly good shape with ongoing efforts to drag them.

Highland Annie Krotz John Francis Will Krotz Joe Krotz Darlene Will Chimelar Biome Washington

Local residents host gatherings amid cold spell

Wilbur Chalupa sold and delivered hogs to Riverside on a cold Wednesday. Several neighbors spent Sunday at Ray Steele's and attended a 6 20 supper last Tuesday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Robert Wells, Mr and Mrs Milt Wollrab, Verle, Barry and Don Ndl, and others. Merle Steele delivered hogs to Riverside Tuesday and shipped with the farmers union. Mrs Frank Florang is improving. Others visited Will Lukovsky and Will Busby households as a cold week continues.

Wilbur Chalupa Riverside Melo Lasek Raymond Ray Steele Robert Wells Charles Milt Wollrab Verle Barry Don Ndl Annie Krot Wilbur Chalupe Roy Havel LeRoy Leona Voudrasek Verne Kron Will Lukav- Sky

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Mills Parent-Teacher’s Association Keefer Bors Central City Bruce E Keefer Conrad Hese Rural Homemakers Farmer's Wife National Farm Women’s Magazine St. Paul Thomas W. Everts Glidden, Iowa Samuel F. Putzke Dayton Arthur H Beebe Logan R. H. McCarty Farm Bureau Calendar Sherife’s Sale Beter Jim Swails John Rath J. W. Coon Moberly Lewis Bud Jess Coon Bruce Marshalls Wilma Steele Will Busby John Weber Chas. Soukup Francis McGill Iva Coon R. Drake Castoria Smildren Phillips & Hebner Chicago Leonard Hicks Madison and Clark Streets E. D. Lewis Wellman C. M. Maxwell Crawfordsville Havre Hampshires Farrow McCormick-Deering John Deere Stover Ottawa Oliver Johnson Macon Auet Maxwell American Legion Boys
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