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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1949
Page
8
Alpha Club in Kalona held a Monday afternoon gathering hosted by Mrs J R Swartzendruber. Presiding at the business session, she welcomed guests and introduced a program by Mrs Weller Snyder on Pageantry. Mrs Robert Swartzendruber attended as a guest.
Chicago market notes show grain quotations for wheat corn oats and soybeans on March 2. Wheat May to Dec and Corn May to Dec with varied highs lows and closes. Oats May July Sept Dec with fractional quotes. Soybeans March quotes at 235 235 233 234.
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In Living Lake on February 26, Keith Hora and Jack Foster start 4-H club projects with family support. Keith cares for a sow and piglets in a heated stall. his father raises over a hundred baby pigs using electric heat. Jack keeps a calf project, aided by brother Bill. another brother Bob earned a 4-H graduation certificate and medal last year. The Foster household also reports 300 New Hampshire chicks from February 17 and notes cold weather with electrical brooders heating hog and chicken spaces.
The requirements for the presidency include being born in the United States, being a citizen, at least 35 years old, and a minimum of fourteen years residence in the United States. The same qualifications apply to the vice presidency.
Betty Griggs teacher at Dutch Creek Center school took her pupils to a theater party to see Pale Face then visited Osincup’s for ice cream treats. Transportation was by Stanley Mangold Cleo Trier Carol Richardson and Glen Yoder.
Excessive speed wearing cross links in automobile tire chains quickly weakens the weakest parts. Rapid pounding on pavements at speeds over twenty miles per hour reduces cross sectional area, causing early chain failure.
Feeding chickens consumes about 60 percent of yearly poultry costs making proper feed practices essential. consult the local county agent for guidance on efficient feeding methods to improve profitability.
Yesterday admissions include Elmer Bontrager, Keota medical. Rita Moothart, North Avenue C surgical. Wesley Rinner, Ainsworth medical. Baby Larry Thomas born to Mr and Mrs David McCartney in Ainsworth at 9 45 a m. Dismissals list Richard Chorpening Wellman. Mrs Robert Eckels and daughter West Chester. Mrs Carroll Steinbeck and son Rubio. Mrs Robert Yoder and son Kalona.
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