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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1945

Page

5

Farm Bureau Publicity Notes From County Officials

County Extension Director A Ossian and County Home Economist Ruth I Foster issue publicity guidance and suggestions for Farm Bureau outreach. The memo outlines messaging, community engagement, and planned informational campaigns to boost local agricultural programs.

A. Ossian Ruth I. Foster

Washington county 4-H clubs expand with nine projects growing

The Washington county 4-H program shows strong growth with eight boys clubs and plans for three more as enrollment nears 99 between eight projects. The baby beef project leads with 28 members while purebred lamb and market projects follow. three members undecided. A January 1 deadline for baby beef enrollment approaches as June start possible for other projects. Cedar Chips leader Gayle Cupp and Wade Gardner attended the Towns 4-H training at Wayland State College December 20-21 to train leaders in tractor care and safety with demonstrations on fuel economy and maintenance. A January meeting with Mr. Cupp will spread the new methods to county leaders.

Washington County Washington County Row Lime Creek Orex Brighton Cone Hong Gayle Cunp Wade Gardner Town State College Way Oll Janry Cupp

Local 4-H and club meeting notices and insect survey report

Hustlers Club MPRTS and Washington 4-H members gathered at Harold Amons home on December 18 with nine members present plus leaders Geoske Dare and Wade Gardner. A tentative eight meeting program was approved, a Mo Valley short course for January 9 discussed, and a delegate chosen. Dutch Creek Fliers met November 30 with seven members. Colleen Strum elected VP, Alberta Smith reporter. Cedar Chips 4-H met December 13 with 11 members, games and refreshments after a business meeting. An extension note by Harold Gunderson reported Chinese beetle infestation peaking in southwest Iowa, with Washington County lightly affected, weather conditions could trigger trouble.

Washington Susclers Haroldam Decemer Geoske Dare Wade Gardner James Waynehyde Cedar Chips Bertha David Fladung Fladung

Community notices mix home care tips and school funding plan

A compilation of home care ideas for footwear and food recipes appears alongside a public budget note urging reform of school funding. The text mentions shoe cleaning with warm suds and Clorox, wax for old shoes, and community singing. It revisits 4H calf feeding, salad ideas, and healthful meals. A state funding recommendation proposes shifting costs to state funds to reduce property taxes and support education.

Together Sons United States

Ty Reads on Household Equipment Outlook by Budolfson

Kompelers in Jasper County discuss schools and 4 H Home and or Months topics with Miss Forbes and city officials. Rot Ottley Hartem and Rei Otley are highlighted as voices from Harlem touching on race, democracy, labor and the era’s universal struggles.

Marie Budolfson Woi Jasper County Hools Miss Forbes MPS TNO Rot Ottley—Hartem Rei Otley Son Pital America Holy Roller Temple Harlem Rylem

Wooten Blanket Converts Woolen Cover Into Comforter

An old woolen blanket can be transformed into a practical comforter by encasing it in a cotton cover and securing it with colorfast yarn. The covering should be washed with mild soap and warm water to maintain the fabric.

Postwar price surge linked to WWI Armistice outcome

Historical records note the era after the Armistice saw the sharpest relative price rise of World War I. The inflation climaxed amid a severe low mood across the period, reflecting economic hardship and public distress.

Forest Reserve Act and early U S forest policy noted

The text recalls the 1891 Forest Reserve Act and President Harrison proclaiming the first U S forest reserve, mentioning Idaho Virginia and Texas. It also notes absence of laws obligating an unmarried mother to obtain child support from the father.

Congress Benjamin Harrison United States Idaho Virginia Texas

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