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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1952
Page
7
A collection of odds and ends including proverbs, a jab at Treasury and Dr. Reed, reflections on President Truman, asafetida, and a sharp comparison of Texas and Iowa agriculture. The piece laments inflation, urges self-critique, and notes Iowa land prices rising in 1951 amid broader economic caution.
Riverside March 3 Layman Sunday at Trinity Methodist included readings by Linus Patterson and talks by Harold and Cloud Cress Allen Snider and Mrs Harry Colvin The Laymen day keynote was given by Harry Colvin New church members J and Mrs Louis Weber and children John and Sandra were baptized Otto Novy was guest of honor at a birthday party hosted by Dale and Phyliss Novy A large crowd attended the community event with cards and a late lunch Several locals spotted robins amid snow Jerry Chopek went to University hospital last Friday Mrs Arthur Emmons remains at University hospital Mrs Victor Burich cooked at the public school lunch room Claude and Marie Dautremont visited Washington Mrs Carl Luckey accompanied them Mr and Mrs James L Benish and Beth Dene Luckey visited Carl Luckey's home Harry Hardy is seriously ill with a possible stroke Guayule rubber plant facts note its dependence on long winter rains and desert summers for rubber content
Nagging backache and fatigue may signal slow kidney function. minor bladder irritation from cold or diet can cause getting up nights. Doan s Pills offer mild diuretic relief used by millions for over 50 years to flush waste from kidneys.
United Press reports that the 4 H clubs, now numbering about 90 000 organizations with over two million members aged 10 to 21, have trained more than 15 million American youth in a half century. The program operates under 8 000 county extension agents with 250 000 volunteers, and is cited as a leading character-building agency.
Cold medals and cash prizes spur youth to join 4 H clubs and compete at state fairs and conventions. Members choose projects from animal husbandry to gardening cooking forestry soil conservation and more. Training comes through demonstrations judging tours camps and exhibits. The program fosters international Farm Youth Exchange sharing knowledge across nations.
In the Douglas fir region west of the Cascades in Washington and Oregon 37 percent of all industrial forests have been certified as West Coast.
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