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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1922

Page

7

Research Is Key to Better Farming Address at Washington Conference

President Pearson of Iowa State College urges strong federal and state support for agricultural research. He predicts wind power for farms and cheaper farm products through new foods and better methods, stressing permanent funding, trained personnel, and national scope. He cites a pork cost drop from 44 to 4 cents per pound after applying research insights.

R.R. A. Pearson Iowa State College Agricultural Conference Washington Pearson

Iowa school buildings valued at over 70 million dollars

The 1921 Iowa public school directory reports schoolhouses worth 70 894 888 dollars with 36 622 teachers and 537 886 total enrollment. It lists a permanent school fund of 4 818 093 94 dollars and annual interest of 216 961 42 dollars for the year ending 1921.

Boone Water Works Reports Large Profit

Boone water works department shows a $12000 profit for the last six months of 1921. Supt. C L Erhart attributes the gain to increased Northwestern railway use and lower pumping costs after the electric pump was installed. Daily Northwestern consumption averaged 650000 gallons. city use 400000 gallons. bond debt totals $213000. The railroad may raise intake to 750000 gallons daily as plant capacity allows.

Boone Fn City Waterworks Department C. L. Erhart Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company Erhart Northwestern Railway Northwestern

Prince of English punsters Thomas Hood and his wit

The article recalls poet Thomas Hood as a master of puns. He joked that a portrait of himself was a false Hood and said he was dying in charity to the undertaker who wished to urn lively Hood.

Thomas Hood

Multiple Candidates for State Offices in Des Moines

Des Moines reports several contenders for state offices. Four aspirants filed nomination papers for state representative, with others eyeing state senate and congressional seats. Names include Emory Shaff Rath and Williams Bowen Black Stookesberry, while L. J. Dickenson English Green and Lewis seek congressional seats.

Des Moines W. ©. Ramsey Congress State Senate D. A. Emory Ottumwa J. ©. Shaff Comanche W. L. 8. Rath LL. J. Dickenson Algona Emery English W. R. Green Council Bluffs Dwight N. Lewis Feld Chase Webster Francis L. W. Ainsworth Friends of State W. J. Burbank Lillian Leffert Democratic State Central Committee Republican Party

Robb Plans Battle on Ouster Attempt

Robb of Polk County announces plans to fight an ouster move. He says a meeting was held where opponents discussed removing him under the Cosson act.

Robb

Island of Ceylon Teems With Tea and Coconuts

In the southern coastal area of Ceylon a British colony exists with tea and coconut exports as the main trade. The island’s chief products include coconuts and coconut oil while carved goods and other carpentry items also feature in the export slate.

Ceylon

The Sin of Belfieh ness and Ahab Naboth Vineyard

Religious study notes recount Ahab desiring Naboth's vineyard in Jezreel. Naboth refuses on ancestral and divine grounds. Jezebel schemes to seize the property, leading Elijah to declare doom on Ahab and Jezebel. Ahab's repentance is noted as delaying judgment.

Ahab Naboth Jezeel Jezebel Oxeser Jezreel Elijah Evi

Death of Abraham in Genesis Timeline Chronicle

A biblical excerpt notes Abraham living 175 years and dying a good old age. He died and was gathered to his people, marking the end of a long life as recorded in Genesis 25 7 8.

Jersey Guernsey Abraham

The Murmuring Congregation

A biblical quotation notes divine frustration with a murmuring congregation. The Lord questions how long he will bear with their complaints toward him, addressing Moses and Aaron. The fragment references no historical event or date beyond the scriptural citation style.

Moses Aaron Noamberg

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Pearson Telas Washington, Dpd. C United States Iowa Des Moins State Department of Public Instruction Lowa Nature Boone Water Works R. F. Smylie Duroc Smylie Pavilion Columbus Junction Prince of Pathfinders Orion B. P. Waterloo Chas. Brown Harold Duke Franklin Elmer Wells D. C. Patterson ORM International Hampshire Farrow Howard McCall QO. C. Patterson A. C. McNurlen Luithly Valley Church Naboth’s Vineyard Amos Micah Belfiehness Pelfieh
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