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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1945
Page
5
Mulch Depth for Effective Water Management
The text advises a medium mulch depth of about two inches after settling. Too thick mulch can prevent rainfall from reaching soil, worsening water shortage. In rainy areas mulch can keep soil too wet. Finished mulch can start a compost pile.
Hogs Favor Bright Alfalfa Hay For Feed Value
Hogs enjoy hay, especially bright alfalfa or clover, noted for good protein value. Brood sows use legumes twice weekly. Young pigs jump about with delight when given this ration.
Fort Bidwell Paiute Relatives Visit Limit Law
The Paiute of Fort Bidwell enacted a model rule restricting visiting relatives or friends to fourteen days per stay and a maximum of thirty days in any single calendar year to curb overstays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Bidwell
Market Report Hogs Cattle and Lambs Prices Steady
Hog market shows 145000 receipts for the week, ceilings hold at 14.75 for barrows and gilts and 14.00 for sows and stags with 15 percent low sales. Cattle week totals 45000 head with fed steers strong and highs near 18.00, light steers at 17.85 and yearlings at 17.80. Sheep and lambs scarce as demand remains good with native springers 16.00 to 16.40 and top 16.50 amid steady to strong tone.
Chicago Cash Grain Oats Prices and Mixed Bids
Illinois cash grain notes show mixed oats bids with values around 7.15 to 7.25 for various lots including 2 mixed 7215 1 white 724 and 2 white 73 to 72 with a red special 7114, reflecting market volatility for July 7.
Chicago Grain Table Shows Mixed July Futures
The Chicago grain table lists July wheat at about 165 percent with other months showing similar gaps. Corn, oats, and rye futures show fluctuations across July September December and May contracts, reflecting varying demand and harvest expectations in the market snapshot.
Restrictions on Travel by Trains Continue
A camp spokesman described passengers as forced to ride in antiquated equipment during long journeys. Some travelers faced a 42 hour trip toward Fort Snelling Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Snelling
Minn
Bonneville Dam Guides Columbia River Power and Salmon Runs
Bonneville dam controls Columbia River water for power and navigation. The high single lift lock allows ocean vessels to The Dalles Oregon, 187 miles from the Pacific. Army engineers built and operate the dam and ensure salmon runs with fish ladders guiding fish to upstream spawning grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonneville Dam
Columbia River
Dalles
Ore
Pacific Ocean
Army Engineers
Plastics Industry Growth From 1930 to 1944
The piece notes plastics output rising from 37.5 million pounds in 1930 valued at 75 million dollars to 300 million pounds in 1940 at about two dollars per pound, with 1944 projections showing around 700 million pounds worth roughly 1.8 billion dollars, about 2.50 dollars per pound.
Highland Center Social roundup from July events
Local families and relatives gathered for numerous suppers calls and visits at homes in Highland Center and nearby towns. Guests included the Coon, Wagner, Murphy, Soukup, Frame, and Krotz families, with multiple reunions and a German prison camp return noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eula Mae Coon
Highland Center
Charles Jenkins
Arrowsmith
Herbert Campbell
Edna Witting
Washington
Joe Krotz
Lewis Coon
J. Lindley Coon
Cedar Rapids
Ernest Wagner
Sidney Coon
W. R. Murphy
Kula Mae
Amy
Foster
John Frame
Burk MccCreedy
Jimmy
McCreedy
Orie O'Connor
Sunset Park
S/Set
John Rabenold
Wanda Owens
Rock Island
Melvin Soukup
Joe W. Krotz
John Krotz
E. E. Badham
Frank Frederick
Marion
Amy S. Foster
Cary Brown
Mt. Union
Samuel Murphy
Radiophone to serve autos links car drivers to two way voice
AT and T plans a vehicular radiotelephone service allowing drivers to carry two way voice calls. Applications filed with the FCC cover a dozen cities with surveys in many more. The system routes calls from customer to local office to a control terminal, then via radio to the vehicle and back by wires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Federal Communications Commission
Health Unit Activities Week of July 9
Health unit schedule lists child health conferences in the office on Tuesday at 3:00 p.m. and Wednesday afternoon from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m., with details cut off in the record. The entry notes weekly community health activities without further specifics.
Wellman Schoolhouse Piano Cleaning Tip
An old note suggests cleaning yellowed piano keys with a cloth dipped in cologne water and avoiding contact with the black keys to prevent damage.
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