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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1942

Page

3

Wheat feeding gains and parity concept in Washington County

The county agent J. W. Chandler reports feed-wheat in Washington County supports dairy and beef cattle, hog gains, with about 54 000 bushels purchased. Parity prices explained, inflation risks noted, and farms urged to manage feed, taxes, and bond purchases to sustain wartime agriculture.

Washington County J. W. Chandler Washington Countey Iowa State College Iowa

Buying Poultry Cream and Eggs

Neil Humble and his son Jim Humble run Humble Produce on West Second Street in Washington known as Gasoline Alley. Veterans of the trade they report rising business as war demand boosts poultry eggs and dairy, with staff Clarence Lee and Otto Bell aiding operations in a former blacksmith shop converted for the produce business.

Neil Jim W. Second Neil Humble Humble Humble Produce Washington West Second Street Nei Humble Reisters Washington Produce Washington County Humbles Clarence Mike) Lee Otto Bell George Teas Howard White Wayne

Milk Quality Tips for Dairy Farmers

Observance of simple rules for producing milk that is sweet and clean will aid dairymen in Food for Freedom. County Agent J. W. Chandler urges keeping cows healthy and clean, locating the milk house to avoid dust, milker hand washing with soap and water, wearing clean outer clothing, and keeping all utensils clean.

J. W. Chandler

Iowa Farmer Surplus May Shape 1942 Inflation

Iowa farmers could hold about 300 million dollars in surplus spending power in 1942, says Ed ward D. Allen of Iowa State College. He warns that if inflationary pressure is to be prevented price ceilings and higher taxes may be necessary to mop up excess purchasing power.

J. W. Chandler Chandler Allen Iown Iowa Treasury Lowa Edward D. Allen Iowa State College

How to Prepare Awnings for Paint Application

If awnings have not been painted before, dust the surface and apply a coat of thin glue size to the side that will receive the paint. Make the glue size by dissolving one pound of glue in about three fourths of a gallon of water. Add one ounce of alum dissolved in hot water. Apply the size while warm with a wide flat brush. For thinning the paint use boiled linseed oil rather than raw.

International Log Rule Promises Accurate Timber Measurement

The International Log Rule is described as the most accurate device for measuring timber in log form. It aims to ensure timber is sold by grade based on quality size and clearness of knots and defects to curb over cutting of small timber.

Pancake Flour Used in Navy Pilot Rations

Aviation rations for U S Navy pilots aboard flights include mixed pancake flour as a compact food item.

U. S. Navy

Swan Renowned for Whistling Trumpet Fame

The swan is renowned for its whistling and whooping and has gained fame as a trumpeter in local nature celebrations.

No Compulsory Education in Quebec Canada

A historical note states that Quebec, Canada has no compulsory education requirement. The assertion focuses on absence of a legal obligation to attend school, reflecting past policy distinction.

Quebec Canada

Louisiana Perique Tobacco Grown Only in St James Parish

The article notes that Louisiana Perique tobacco is cultivated exclusively in St James Parish Louisiana. It highlights the unique geographic restriction and local agricultural significance of this crop.

Louisiana St. James Parish

Maple Trees in the United States Number at Least 13 Varieties

A report notes that the United States hosts no fewer than thirteen distinct maple tree varieties. Researchers catalog species across states, highlighting diversity in size shape and foliage.

United States

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