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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1929
Page
2
Market notes from Chicago and El Paso report mixed livestock bids including cattle and sheep terms, with prices per hundredweight and weights noted. alongside, a hydrogen sulfide incident near two El Paso oil refineries injured or killed livestock and prompted police and health officials to investigate for a widespread rural loss.
A Topeka Kansas woman, Mrs Archers of 1230 Son Street, reports five years of eases bloating and dizzy spells ended after taking Tanlac. The ad touts Tanlac as a tonic improving digestion and appetite, weighing gain, and restoring health, with claims of others benefiting over ten years.
A rounded village column notes Tuesday evening rain was not widespread with some corn still plowed the next day. Local visits include Dan Peters of Collins Junction at Griff Jumphrey's Washington home. Tales of fair events, farm details, and neighborly chatter mix with casual anecdotes about residents and their crops, livestock, and daily life.
Ames authorities advise an extra spray for apples to curb the first brood of codling moths. Iowa State College extension specialists recommend covering sprays about two weeks after the last spray, using arsenate, lime, or Bordeaux mixtures. Weather delays may shift timing. first moths were detected around May 27 and June 7, with worms likely present by early June.
Officers chosen include William H. Gird Fort Dodge re commender He Le Sioux City junior vice commander ay Winslow Boone chaplain and others. An ice social for members and families will be held Friday evening at the Sam Witmer home. Heil furniture sale at 1026 Anne pm.
Arthur M. Smith of Spirit Lake was named president of the Society of Iowa Florists at its twenty seventh annual convention. Aldous of Iowa City was elected vice president, with RF Herrick of Des Moines as secretary-treasurer and J R Wilson Sr. of Des Moines named secretary.
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