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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1922

Page

5

Purebred Dairy Sires Benefit Iowa Farmers

Iowa state study shows 347 purebred sires and 28 scrubs across tested associations, equating one purebred per fourteen cows. Searles notes higher butterfat yields and monthly cream checks proving value. Advocates urge careful sire selection and cooperative bull rings to spread access to strong progenitors.

Prof. Searles Iowa Searles Mr. Scarlet Dubuque Jefferson Scott Kossuth Dallas Hardin Clayton Polk Delaware Bremer Fayette Winnebago Story County

Washington Iowa paving contract bid notice 1922

City bids for street and guttering improvements on Main and adjacent streets in Washington Iowa. Plans plans and specs on file with City Clerk. bids due June 20 1922. bonds and certified checks required. contract let to lowest responsible bidder with performance and maintenance bonds.

Washington Iowa West Main Street North Marion Avenue North Fourth Avenue East Seventh Street W. Main Marion 4Th Ave 7Th St J. Kellogg City of Washington

Dairying Revival Gains Popularity in Iowa

Interest in dairy farming rises in Iowa as dairy cow testing and improved stock attract farmer attention. County agents, the state college extension service, and the dairy testing program promote better cows and greater production with guidance from Prof. Searles.

Towa Ataltien Tate Agpeieatturee Frrision Service Iowa State Colleré

Record Attendance Forecast for National Encampment

Des Moines reports Pilcher national commander of the Ga A RR predicts a record turnout for the national encampment September 24 to 28. George E B Hamilton of the Convention Bureau notes growing interest as Rufus Chase, past Iowa commander, estimates 100000 visitors including auxiliaries. About 25000 Civil War veterans are expected to attend.

Des Moines Pilcher Ga. A. RR George EB. Hamilton Des Moines Convention Bureau Hamilton Rufus Chase Department of Iowa Chase

First Gas Lighting in Pall Mall Sparks Satirical Cartoons

On January 28, 1807 Pall Mall became the first street lit by gas, sparking cartoons showing people choked by fumes and jokes about the new flame. Sir Walter Scott and Sir Humphry Davy debated lighting London with gas, joking about smoke and even the moon.

Pall Mall Walter Scott London Nwdwan Humphry Davy

Iceberg Sweets Draw Iceberg Metaphor In Boston Transcript

A correspondent notes a drug store window ad promising to "Take home an iceberg" near the Transcript office. He jokes that married men late from work would be taking one iceberg to another, illustrating a playful ice analogy in city gossip.

Transcript Wen de So Boston Transcript

Patriotism in Prison Lesson Teaches Selfless Loyalty

Robt. W. Thompson frames a June 11 Sunday school lesson on patriotism through Jeremiah’s stand against oppression. The article highlights sacrifice, courage, and moral steadfastness, detailing Jeremiah’s imprisonment, Ebbed Melech’s rescue, and the four figures to study: the weak king, cruel princes, loyal prophet, and the thoughtful eunuch.

Robt. W. Thompson Jeremiah Heaven Babylon Pilate

Notice of Will Proof in Washington County Iowa 1922

Notice of Proof of Will in district court Washington County Iowa March Term 1922 for E R Jenkins deceased. Instrument purporting to be last will filed opened read and fixed for hearing proof on June 20 1922. Dated May 24 1922. Clerk J K Glasgow May 26 June 29

Washington County E. R. Jenkins J. K. Glasgow

Trouble Seekers Bridge the Improbable

A succinct aphorism notes two kinds of risk takers: those who cross bridges before they reach them and those who build bridges where water is unlikely. The quip contrasts anticipation with overreach.

Farmer Gains Twenty Pounds and Feels Fine

David A. Kinkaid of Clinton Iowa reports a dramatic recovery after taking Tanlac. He describes prior weakness including shortness of breath kidney pain and weight loss then says his appetite is restored and he can work full days with improved nerves and resolved catarrh and cough. The ad touts Tanlac as a great medicine sold by druggists.

Tarlac David A. Kinkaid Clinton

This Man Intends to Keep It in the House

In 1913 a reader reports four bottles of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy restored health after stomach trouble and weight loss. The ad claims the preparation clears catarrhal mucus and inflammation causing stomach liver and intestinal ailments. One dose proves money refunded. Lemmon's Pharmacy and leading druggists advertise.

Mayr Lemmon’s Advt

Nellie Moore Family Leaves Cone Visit

Mrs Nellie Moore and her daughter Mrs Warren Abbott with two children of Cone return home after visiting at the home of Mrs Flora Smeltzer last evening.

Nellie Moore Warren Abbott Cone Flora Smeltzer

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H. R. Searles Iowa State College State College of Agriculture Ames Lineal Ft. Co. Yde Extra Lineal Ft. oFrb & Gutter Foley By Robt. W. Thompson Simply Delicious Kelloggs Kellogg’s Kellogg's Farmer Tanlac moGu Gru Gista Grenadines C. M. & F. Clothing CO Good Clothes Store Madras Clark & Enslin West Side
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