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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1942
Page
8
Jowa Victory Gardens urges timely planting of celery cabbage and other crops. Sow six celery cabbage seeds in 16 inch hills, thin to strongest seedlings, discard rest. Plant beans radishes kolrabi turnips endive through Aug 1, and plant beets and carrots now. Deep sowing with burlap or boards to retain moisture aided germination. irrigation advised until fall rains arrive.
The article discusses irrigation in Iowa noting that applying water 1 inch per stage supports vegetable seedling growth and continued watering through the season. Gardeners are urged to share surplus produce with local families via educational cooperators or county agents and to manage crops to avoid waste while maintaining soil and plant health.
A party at the M.S house honored Mrs. Mary Barber and Mrs. Er. D. Warren of Harper with about forty‑five guests from Irondale and Pasadena. Mrs. Clifford Thorne hosted eight at Winga cafe for visiting Mrs. Keeley and Mrs. Clemens, while John Davidson injured his left hand helping dismantle a crib, yet no bones were broken.
The study shows that providing extra irrigation during July and August increases fruit yield and diameter in warm-season crops. Researchers note improved phosphorus uptake and reduced stress, leading to larger fruit at harvest.
Funeral services for Mrs W L Fisher were held yesterday afternoon at Sherman's funeral home. Dr FOOW from the Presbyterian church conducted the rites. Pall bearers included Vernon Witting Fred Kimmel Frank Longwell Alfred Stalder Douglas Smith and Harold Reynolds. Burial followed at Elm Grove cemetery.
A study suggests well bred dogs show more jealousy-like behavior than humans. Researchers cite reactions to perceived rival affection and resource guarding, with certain breeds displaying stronger jealousy cues in controlled tests.
The writer shares social updates from Washington connections including C. S. and John Lemmon, Dr Clyde Boice Jr, Martha Anne Mace at Meredith Publishing, and Josephine Elder’s popular Rocking Chair Brigade. Mentions of Harold Wehr, Clarence Woods, John Brookhart, and Sam White pepper the travelogue with hometown ties, weddings, anniversaries, and notes on relatives in the military and diplomacy.
A writer defines an intellectual snob as someone who regards himself mentally superior to others. The piece cites Abe Martin’s quip that it is fine to be educated as long as one can avoid being obnoxious.
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