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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1920

Page

5

Farmer a Balance Wheel for World

In Ames on July 6 C W Hunt president of the Town Farm Bureau federation outlined farmer needs and the bureau role. He warned labor cost impacts on wheat, urged cooperation to cut middlemen, and cited growing state and national organization reach to shape favorable farm legislation. He said the farmer is the balance wheel of the United States and stressed the need for public support and coordinated marketing.

Ames C. W. Hunt Town Farm Bureau Federation Farm Bureau Organization Farm Bureau United States Old Grange Hunt Iowa Federation Iown Denmark

Local Men See Promise In Centralia Oil Well

Indications are favorable for a productive oil well on the Langewiseh farm east of Central City. The Centralia Oil & Gas Co drilled 1610 feet into sand and shows oil as water rises. estimated production ranges from five to fifty barrels with 25 as a banker guess. The well sits near Brown and Kuester lines, with about a thousand acres leased nearby and plans to extend drilling if profitable.

Centralia Miipois Sentinal Langewiseh Lorcenlech Centralia Oil & Gas Co Crooked Creek Central City Lloyd Bryant Steinsand Kuester Bateman Washington Robert Maxwell Charles Kennedy Aga Cannon Willis Todd Iowa A. H. Jonas Charles Greecr C. B. Bateman Kell Langewisch Mackintosh

Spain to Offer Two Summer Language Courses in Madrid

The Spanish government will offer two study courses for foreigners in Madrid this summer. The program includes Spanish language instruction and excursions to historic edifices near Madrid along with lectures on local history.

Madrid

Land deal in Chester changes hands on two farms

Robert L. Quinn sells his 280 acre Anderson farm in Oreton township to himselfंद्र and Boyer, Dayton & Co. of West Chester acquire the 80 acre Quinn farm. The total sale nears 156000 dollars and is handled by Boyer Dayton.

Robert L. Quinn Anderson Boyer, Dayton & Co West Chester Mr. Quinn Oreton Township Oregon Township Quinn Boyer, Dayton

First Woman Deputy Elected to Hungarian Parliament

A lady school teacher becomes the first woman elected deputy to the Hungarian Parliament. The French Chamber applauded Premier Millepand's call for the resumption of economic relations between Germany and France.

Premier Millepand Germany France

Winter's cold spares Hessian fly eyes hatch

The severe winter did not kill the Hessian fly and its eggs hatch reliably when exposed to nine degrees above zero. The observation notes the insects' resilience to low temperatures and their hatch timing under cold conditions.

AEF Postal Service Handles Large Mail Volume

The American Expeditionary Forces postal service at one time included 4 104 men and oversaw 145 post offices. In a single month it processed 157 422 sacks of mail.

American Expeditionary Forces Postal Service

Teacher From Assiut College Heard Sunday

Prof Arch Owen of Assiut Egypt spoke at the First United Presbyterian church describing the college work and Egyptian literacy needs as 92 percent of the people are illiterate. He recalled last year’s disturbances when Islamic followers rioted and British soldiers rescued the missionaries.

Arch Owen Charles Corette First United Presbyterian Church Owen United Presbyterian College For Men Assiut Egypt

Autographs Fetch Prices at Sale

The Prince of Wales' autograph commanded 45 shillings at a recent sale while the combined autographs of Lloyd George and Bonar Law brought 10 shillings.

Prince of Wales Lloyd George Bonar Law

Women’s Christian Temperance Union Meeting Reminder

The W C T U notes the next regular meeting will be Thursday afternoon at Miss Marie Stewart’s home. Bible study topic is True Gratitude with members selecting texts. Mrs Stewart cannot attend. the group plans to meet there. One more meeting remains before year end to discuss business.

Women’s Christian Temperance Union Marie Stewart

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