First Annual Meeting of Farmers Livestock Marketing Assoc
Washington County Farm Bureau notes announce the first annual meeting of the Farmers' Livestock Marketing Association at Washington City Hall on January 16 1932. I W Arthur will summarize livestock sales and discuss 1930 profits and 1932 farm management questions. Directors for several townships will be elected and producers urged to attend and plan farm recordkeeping for 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Livestock Marketing Association
Washington City Hall
I. W. Arthur
Cooperative Association
Lime Creek
Highland
Washington
Brighton Townships
Farmers Livestock Marketing Association
Iowa
Miss
Home Management lessons set for January 18 22
The fifth lesson for the 2nd Year Home Management will be given during the week of January 18 22 by Miss Fannie Gannon extension specialist. Reports show 26 meetings with 235 in attendance across Lime Creek Washington Clay English River Cedar Frankling Crawford Jackson Iowa and other townships. Plan now to attend this last lesson when your group meets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesons
Fannie Gannon
Farm Bureau
Lime Creek
Washington
Clay
English River
Cedar
Crawford
Jackson
Iowa
Farm Record Schools Set for January in Washington County
L. G. Allbaugh plans farm record schools in Washington county on January 26, 27 and 28. Farmers should contact the county agent promptly as schedules will be announced next week to inform those keeping records and new farmers enrolling about the meetings.
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L. G. Allbaugh
Washington County
Washington Lodges Schedule Regular Meetings
Lodges Washington Chapter No 98 O FE holds regular meetings on the second Thursday night each month with Ida McDaniel W M and Ernestine Denison secretary. Washington Lodge No 26 AF & AM meets first Friday monthly led by Glenn Mace WMS and yard secretary welcomes visiting members.
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Washington
OFE
Ida McDaniel
W. M
Ernestine Denison
Washington Lodge No
Glenn Mace
WMS
Yard
Rail schedule notes multiple lines and departures
Train timetable lists arrivals and departures for several lines including Golden State Apache and local passenger trains. Westbound and eastbound services show times from 12:15 am to 6:32 pm with multiple daily or weekly patterns and freight trains noted for Sundays.
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Golden State
Oes
California
L. Goodlander
S'west Lim
Uoca
W. C. Bell
Plan poultry program to boost egg sales in peak season
W M Vernon Iowa State College poultry specialist advises farmers to time hatching for February to April and keep stock healthy with clean ground and balanced feed. He notes November egg averages down slightly from a year earlier, with Leghorns starting strong at 7.2 eggs per hen and overall average at 5.8 eggs per hen versus 5.6 last year.
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W. M. Vernon
Iowa State College
Curing Pork: Heat Dryness and Thaw Guard for Iowa Farmers
Iowa State College expert M P D Helser warns farmers to ensure pork is fully thawed and heat-free before curing. He outlines a brine formula per 100 pounds of meat and cautions against souring and ropiness in brine. Instructions for Nome butchering available from the Bulletin Office or Helser. The note also lists upcoming events for livestock and farm groups in January.
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Iowa
M. PD. Helser
Helser
Nome
Bulletin
Iowa State College
Valley Notes and Upcoming Church Events
Mrs. Chas Churchill and W J Pfeiffer visited Washington Tuesday. School resumed January 4 after holiday break. Valley Ladies Aid plans an all day meeting January 18 at the church with officer elections. New Year dinner canceled due to roads. Congregational supper planned for January 25, 75th anniversary, weather pending. Sympathy extended to the Munson family on Mrs. Munson's mother’s death.
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Charlie Churchill
W. J. Pfeiffer
Washington
Andy Sheetz
Richard
Zeno Times
J. K. Deal
Valley Ladies Aid Society
the Valley Church
C. W. Klein
Sam Munson
Munson
Where Women Fliers Died met Lyle
Mrs Pfeifer and daughter Nellie spent Sunday afternoon at the H V Frank home. Mr and Mrs Deal and Opal Lankford spent the evening there. Kathleen Morgan stayed Monday and Tuesday nights at Tim es homes. Ardith Tinnes and the Hartnells returned to school after vacations. Harriet Tinnes returned to teaching after a 10 day break. Charlie Churenin helped Andy Sheetz butcher a beef.
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Lyle
W. J. Pfeifer
Nellie
H. V. Frank
J. E. Deal
Opo| Lankford
Kathleen Morgan
Zeno Times
W. L. Brinning
Ardith Tinnes
Keota
Tommy
Marie Hartnell
Richland High School
Harriet Tinnes
Tyrone
Charlie Churenin
Andy Sheetz
Local residents assist in weekly chores and preparations
Mr and Mrs Zeno Tinnes assisted Mr and Mrs Warren Churchill with their butchering on Monday. W O Pfeifer butchered a beef for W L Prining on Tuesday. Andy Sheetz is taking a couple months vacation from the Rubin J Software store.
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Zeno
The Homestead Farm Tales of Early Iowa Pioneers and Pranks
Recurring Homestead Farm reminiscences recount Iowa pioneers’ meals of corn bread and milk, the sturdy health of early settlers, and a yarn about a teacher's prank with a fox tail. The tale ties to local characters like Earl Hasty, Frank Marek, and Win Dewas, set against rural farm life and hunting encounters.
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Homestead Farm
Dee. Rist
Towa
Bioneer
Iowa
Yale
Christmas gathering and visitors in Hardscrabble
Local notes record numerous Sunday dinners, visits, and holiday celebrations in Hardscrabble. Families from Washington Crawfordsville Galesburg and Ollie share meals and attend parties at homes of Carris Roberson Little Snyder and Wehr, with Christmas travel and a delayed mail service noted.
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Dee
Clarence Phillips
Lee Sanders
Galesburg
Glenn Little
Ivan and
Cleo Trier
Artford
J. W. Guy
Joe Schlatter
Crawfordsville
Mms És Lemley
Ollie
H. T. Carris
Hazel Little
Clifford Blecha
Matt Wehr
Causes of Hay Fever Inherited Sensitivity
Hay fever arises from inherited sensitivity of mucous membranes in the eyes nose and bronchial tubes. Inheritance largely determines whether a person develops hay fever and when symptoms occur in life.
Pape's Diapepsin Reassures NYC Businesswoman on Digestion
Miss Lillian Ralston of 1160 Park Avenue says long stomach trouble and headaches faded after five years of trial with medicines and treatments. She reports rapid relief from indigestion gas belching nausea and pain after meals and recommends others try Pape's Diapepsin from their druggist to stop worrying about what they eat.
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Lillian Ralston
New York City
Park Avenue
Pape
Also Mentioned on This Page
Washington County Farm Bureau
Livestock Marketing Association
J. C. McKay
Farm Bureau Calendar
Debbie Stanforth
Toronto
Canada
Ruth Stewart
St. Louis
Newville
New York
Buenos Aires
Alvin Hasty
Miss Jolly
John Robertson
PH. Noel
Gilbert Hotle
John Wehrs
Curtis Snyders
Artford Richardson
W. C. Robertson
Marjorie
Mary Louise Robertson
Clarence Lynn
Kenneth
Clifford Blesha
Matt
John Wehr
Royal Roberson Home
Virginia
Wilma Jean
Leth Mae Snyder
Harve Banks
Gilbert Hoth
Valley
Heatle
Mat Wehr
H. O Vanks
Glenn Littles
J. W. van Dyke
Richardson
Walter Wolfe
J. C. Rower
Srand
du Pont
Liccert & Myexm Tosacco Co
Nat Shilkret
Alex Gray
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