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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1929

Page

5

Four-H club activity and pig crop special train announced

County 4H Livestock Club judging schools held with corn wheat oats swine and purebred and market classes. Local farmers hosted training at Horton farm Reed Horton and others. A ship of a pig crop special train by B I Q and Extension Service will visit 33 stops across southern Iowa from Sept 16 to 27 to show feeding breeding and management practices and feature George Bycroft and sons pig herd outcomes.

Livestock Club Willard Mann Brighton Reed Hubert Horton Roy Weenike John and Lamotte Anderson Horton Farm Donald Kerr Dwight Booth Ezra Smith Elwyn Booth Donald Rinner Everette Hayes Richard Young's Richard Poland Richards Poultry Club David McCartney Stephen Wolfer China Stephen Floyd Tagner Floyd Francis Junior McConnell Jackson Township Farm Bureau Township Salem Golia Miller Doris Zeck Ames Kyle Battery Station B. I Q. Railway Extension Service Iowa State College Iowa George Bycroft & Son Brooks Adam County Bycroft Knoxville Fairfield Hamburg Oskaloosa Washington Winfield Danville Mt. Pleasant Stockport Ottumwa Albia Chariton Indianola Truro Osceola Corydon Centerville Bloomfield Donnellson Mt. Ayr. Lamont Leon Bedford Clarinda Willisea Creston Treenfield Cumberland Corning Malvern Carson Red Oak Shenandoah

Stored Oats Shrink Little In Storage

Farm crops specialists at the Town Agricultural Experiment Station report dry sound oats in bin shrink only about 1 percent during storage. In contrast corn shrinks considerably, even from 25 percent moisture to 12 to 15 percent over months, making shrinkage a key factor for corn but negligible for oats.

Town Agricultural Experiment Station

Cattle Feeding Day Outlines Profit Focus at Iowa State

Iowa State College in Ames hosts a cattle feeders day led by Dr. Evvard joining Allied Mills next June. The program opens at 9 30 with 104 steers on feed, detailing feeding methods, gains, costs, and selling prices, followed by an afternoon address by R M Hughes and steer feeding discussions with Evvard and Culbertson.

Iowa State College Ames Evward Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station Allied Mills Iowa R. M. Hughes John Towa Evvard C. C. Culbertson

4H Club Girls Hold Achievement Day in Washington

Washington county 4H Club girls host a day at Washington City Hall July 31 with Mrs. W H Stacy as judge. exhibits health contest songs and readings, demonstrations by girl teams, luck dinner at Sunset Park, and prize announcements planned. public invited.

Holt W. H. Stacy Stacy Washington County Washington City Hall Sunset Park

H Club Meeting At Wellman July 25

July 25 is set for a H club meeting at Wellman. July 31 is Girls 4H Achievement Day at City Hall, inviting participants and families.

Wellman City Hall

Cattle Feeders Plan Hey Day Program in July

Iowa cattle feeders schedule a final Hey Day program next Tuesday July 30. John M. Evward, a 20 year veteran in charge of swine beef cattle, directs the event focusing on feeder operations and industry updates.

Iowa John M. Evward

Old Homestead Pony Jake dies after 36 years service

The Homestead Farm notes the death of Old Pony Jake, a renowned 36 year old horse buried on the hill where grazing ground has long stood. Old Jake, now blind, will be buried beside the pony, with care and grain provided as if he were a valuable animal. The column also praises Dave Elder's Hitch Hiking letters and recalls 1847 handwriting by Gary O Loughlin’s uncle noting early penmanship.

Marsh Aaron Bailey Ohio Dave Yoder Washington County Washingon County Washington James Crail Winfield Smouse Mr. Macon Homestead Farm Old Homestead Farm Jake D. F. Macon Dave Elder California Santa Fe Trail Madames May Rittenhouse Effie Huber Cedar Township Gary O'Loughlin John O'Loughlin English River Township Abram Bailey

Sunday Dinner Guests and Community Gatherings in Stringtown

Community members gathered for Sunday meals with Frey nberger, Wyse, Schlatter, Rich, and Graber families. Local youths hosted games and singing at Harvey Eicher's with a run of refreshments. Jacob Widmer’s farewell to France prompted ice cream at Dan Widmer’s. Esther Wenger won the Peace Contest at Esther Mennonite Church.

Stringtown Menno Freyenberger Ivan Wyse Elmer Freyenberger JD. S. Graber John J. Rich John A. Schlatter Noah Widmer Harvey Eicher Kenneth Goff Dan Nebels Peter Krahill Lester Krabill Jacob T. Wenger Washington Walter Jarrard Edith Clarence Leonard Jaber Adeline Graber Peter Graber D. S. Graber Katie Kennel Joe Widmer John J. Widmer William Frances Joe T. Wenger J. J. Rich Pete Widmer Grandma Rich Dan W. Widmer Jacob Widmer France Esther Mennonite Church Ning Ben Widmer Esther Wenger Eicher

Science Learns Cause of Most Human Ills

An article argues constipation as a major health problem and contrasts purgatives with a new approach. It credits Calomel with harmful effects on the liver and promotes Sargon as a liver tonic that increases bile flow without purging, asserting it aids vitality, blood quality, and glandular function.

Miss Carol Hinton Undergoes Appendicitis Operation

Crawfordsville report notes Miss Carol Hinton had an appendicitis surgery in Muscatine Saturday morning with latest word that she is progressing well. Lillian Holmes visits from Waterloo and Florence and Alice Holmes help at the tea room while she recovers.

Crawfordsville Carol Hinton Muscatine Lillian Holmes Waterloo Florence Alice Holmes

Calomel and bile facts touted for health with Sargon claim

An advertisement extols calomel’s limited liver action and bile’s role in digestion. It asserts most stomach troubles stem from bile flow, claims Sargon a revolutionary health remedy, and notes Washington availability via Sherman Brothers. Copyright 1929.

Washington Sherman Brothers

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