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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1931
Page
3
The article outlines two common treatments for lice in poultry. Dipping birds in a luke warm solution of four ounces of sodium fluoride per gallon is recommended on warm days with full immersion. An alternative is applying nicotine sulphate to roosts after cleaning, painting a one inch strip along the top to release nicotine before roosting.
County farmers show rising interest in chemical sprays to control Canada thistle European bindweed and quack grass as weed campaigns expand. CK 10-90 mixture pesticides cost and application details, safety guidelines, and timing advise May July September sprays with sodium chlorate and handling precautions for sprayers and clothing.
Calendar of 4H activities and Farm Bureau events listing dates in June and July. Includes Girl's 4H club rally June 10 and convention June 20 at Ames, plus livestock tours, judging courses, farm management checkups, eye grading, and poultry marketing talks by named instructors.
Senator Brookhart used a Floyd County picnic to announce his reelection bid before about 2000 farmers. He attacked Wall Street and railroads while outlining farm issues and tariff plans, arguing the Farm Board needs more funds and criticizing the Federal Reserve, and stating tariff protection requires taxing the profits of protected companies.
The fragment notes a 4 percent figure described as American prediction earnings and mentions Journal Want Ads in a terse context. No full details or events are given to expand into a complete news item.
Mrs. Leah Darnell entertained Sunday with her niece Miss Grace McKenzie and her friend Mr. Olson from Mt. Pleasant. On Monday the visitors planned further activities.
Mrs Darnell entertained at her home in Washington with guest Martha Tarvey and two nieces Miss Helen McKenzie and Mrs Velma Hixon along with Hixon's son Dickie from Ways Jana. Kensasha Wis resident Mrs Kila M Cherry is visiting relatives and friends in Washington.
Platte Center Nebraska colorful frontier figure T J BE Uncle Happy Pinson stands beside his 1912 Ford after 40 000 miles. His hat bears bullet holes from Sioux guns while he explains Riversides tires price drop from 18 65 in 1920 to 4 55 today.
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