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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1939

Page

5

Old Book on 1840 Farming Features English Methods

Salem notes an 1854 book Modern Husbandry by Andrew of Elms Cottage Brentford detailing medieval and Victorian English farm practices. It covers farm buildings, fertilizers, dairy cattle, shorthorn prices, crop rotation, and poultry work, with local reminiscences and summer visits in the same issue.

Dewey Weeks Salem Weeks Andrew Elms Cottage Brentford Middlesex England Durham Charles Colling Norfolk Sumomer Elaine Swick Ed Shalla Mary Lea Mathess Iowa City John Horak Colleen Lemley Davenport Duane Shalla Virginia Kline Hills Betty Prebys Ed Kallous Chicago Blanche Shalla Wm. Novy Joseph

Backache and leg pains signal kidney trouble warning

Warning about kidney and bladder problems from backache and leg pains. Crowded with advertising for Doan's Pills claiming long use and relief, noting waste removal by kidneys and symptoms like stiffness, swelling, and dizziness.

Nature Doan

Pilotburg church gets fresh look funded by Ladies Aid

Pilotburg residents report the church interior has been newly papered and painted with major support from the Ladies Aid Society and Sunday school volunteers. Threshing activity occurs at home as Ora Stump’s crew and Joe Cortum work around town.

Pilotburg Aid Society Ora Stump James Chalupa Joe Cortum John Bauer Wellman Lutheran Church Helen Anderson Carl T. Anderson Janice Coquellier Cedar Rapids Robert Wray Des Moines Will Brown Mark Lake Milax Minn Frank Leeper Merry Makers Club Wayne

Home Builders formed by Cotter Church class

The Young Married People's class of Cotter Presbyterian met at the Hendrickson home with good attendance. Mrs Darold Jones presided as the group adopted the name The Home Builders and began drafting a constitution. The class will fund church programs and mailing costs for absentees. Next meeting set for August 11 at the Hawkins home.

Cotter Cotter Presbyterian Church William Hendrickson Darold Jones Clarence Hawkins Hugh Thomas Dorothy Hayden Thomas Winfield Keirh Isaac Stone Columbus Junction Hayden Davis Bette Ann Keola Mr Davis J. M. Davis Davis Alice McGuire Washington Hospital

THREE COMBINES BUSY WITH OATS IN FRANKLIN DISTRICT

In Franklin District last week three combines and one threshing machine operated within a mile. Cloudy weather slowed harvest while residents like Mr. and Mrs. Bob Noonan and others visited relatives and attended local picnics. Several health and family notes appear, including a hip injury from May and ongoing church activities.

Howard Hoyle Franklin District Bob Noonan Harry Davidson Merle Sheetz Lake Kamah Oskaloo Burlington Alvah Boileau Letts George Hindah Harold Booth Clifford Thompson Oskaloosa Harry Kleese Will Wallace Ainsworth

Journey cake origins tied to cornmeal in frontier days

The article traces the term Johnny cake to Journey cake from Daniel Boone era when settlers relied on cornmeal. It also notes Admiral Robert E. Peary as the first to reach the North Pole, mentioning a reference dated April 6, 1999.

Daniel Boone Peary North Pole Robert E. Peary

Milton Maas Barley Combined by Richard Scott

Richard Scott showed Milton Maas barley last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Wm Koening and daughter Agnes and son Mark were Sunday dinner guests at Orville Meyer home. Mr and Mrs Fairley Anton and Maynard Reiner all of

Washington Noah Leichty Allan Wy- Man Doris Benson Bryan Swift Ruth Crow Iowa City Newt Benson Allison Maas Harold Helen Jackobesuck Leonard Brewning Cedar Chips Mary Linta Margaret Mark Riverside Leo George Linta Wm. Koonin Milton Albert Maas Bernice Maas Washington, R Richard Scott Milton Maass Wm. Koening Agnes Orville Meyer Fairley Anton Maynard Reiner

Pleasant Ridge Social Roundup and Visits

Pleasant Ridge notes list Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stalder and children as dinner guests at the Tony Kauffman home. Families including the Kauffmans, Disneys, Norths and Smiths visit various homes in Wellman Washington and Keota with friends and relatives during the week. Threshing work and small gatherings mark the community activities.

Milton Smith Pleasant Ridge Elmer Stalder Tony Kauffman Donna Charles Smith Thursaday Phyliss Daryl Dean Disney Louis Pacini Henry Underwood Nick Linnenkamp Baby Keota Robert North Harold Snider

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