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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1905

Page

5

Silage May Replace Much Grain in Dairy Rations

Ohio agricultural station tests show silage can substitute for most of dairy cows dry matter. Ten cows fed silage produced 60.6 pounds milk and 5.08 butter fat per hundred pounds dry matter, vs 81.3 pounds milk and 3.8 butter fat for grain. Feed cost per hundred pounds milk was 0.687 with silage versus 1.055 with grain. Net monthly profit per cow averaged 5.804 dollars with silage and 2.665 with grain. Cows on silage lost 28% milk gain but gained weight, while grain rats gained 57 pounds on average. The study supports substituting silage for a large portion of grain and suggests growing protein rich feeds to further cut grain use.

G. Williams Ohio

Illness Calls Arthur Mace Home From East Side Restaurant

Arthur Mace from the east side restaurant was summoned to Lexington today due to his mother's serious illness and is not expected to survive. Miss Iona Shearer is assisting in the County Treasurer's office during the rush.

Arthur Mace East Side Lexington Iona Shearer

Local society notes and upcoming meetings

The Ladies Benevolent society met with Mrs. Young at the parsonage. The Fortnightly Club musical department will meet Monday at Miss Daisy Hall’s East Washington home. A marriage announcement for Mr. Lloyd Obermann and Miss Alice Flaar announced from Mt. Pleasant in 1905. Chapter 1 PEO held its annual meeting at Mrs. Ida Nicola’s East Main home with officers elected: President Ola Miller, Vice Ida Nicola, Secretary Kate Marbourg, Corresponding Secretary Ida Roberts, Treasurer Jessie Martin, Chaplain Hattie Wilson, Guard De Hollingsworth, delegates Ola Miller and Harwood, alternates Georgia Canfield and Ella Wilson. Fraternal Aid society elected delegates to the Fairfield convention April 25, one candidate initiated, and the entertainment committee treated members to refreshments amid a good crowd.

Chapter 1 P. E. O. Society Ida Nicola East Main Street Ola Miller Kate Marbourg Ida Roberts Jessie Martin Hattie Wilson de Hollingsworth Harwood Georgia Canfield Ella Wilson Fraternal Aid Society A. O. U. W. Hall Fairfield

Death of C W Beard Notices in Kansas City

Mr. C H Wilson received a telegram this morning announcing the death of C W Beard, brother of the late Mrs C H Wilson. Born in this city, he lived here until about 15 years ago, worked in a grocery business, and died in Kansas City of pneumonia. The body will be brought here for interment. He is survived by his wife. Funeral plans indicate services Sunday.

C. H. Wilson C. W. Beard Beard Kansas City

Letter Declines School Director Nomination by Cunningham

To the Members of the School Caucus gentlemen it will be impossible for me to accept the nomination for school director. C. C. Cunningham.

C. C. Cunningham Awanheon Chicagre

Local Residents Visit City Faces Short Newsmates

Personal notes list H G Crawford of Ainsworth and Mrs J M McFadden of Crawfordsville visiting the city. Grace Nicholson of Ainsworth shopped here. Mrs A W Yard of Crawfordsville spent yesterday with friends. Brannager of Burlington called on friends in the city. Ralph Kunath’s illness remains unchanged. Olive Huston arrived from Winfield to stay a few days. J W Teeter went to Brighton with Clayton Clapper. Marie Madden and Louise Knerr of Brighton stayed with friends here. Mrs J O Patterson left for Winfield after visiting. L A Brown of Table Grove moved to the city to live on Col Nicola's farm. Chas Mount arrived from Iowa City traveling with his father. Mrs Sowash and Alma of West Chester were guests yesterday.

H. G. Crawford Ainsworth J. M. McFadden Crawfordsville Grace Nicholson A. W. Yard Olive Huston Winfield J. W. Teeter Brighton Clayton Clapper Marie Madden Louise Knerr J. O. Patterson A. T. Cockayne L. A. Brown Table Grove Col Nicola Sowash Alma West Chester

Moisture Retention Techniques For Soil and Grain

An agricultural note discusses preventing moisture loss by evaporation. It cites Prof. Jeffery of Michigan State College on evaporation rates and soil moisture best practices. It covers shallow frequent cultivation, harrowing grain, dry earth mulch, and rolling to crush surface lumps to form a protective soil mulch.

Jeffery Michigan State College

Shade grown cucumbers and melons underperform in Connecticut

An experimenter in Connecticut reports cucumbers watermelons and muskmelons grown under shade were not a success. Vines grew well but fruits were small. A few cucumbers reached small pickling size. The melons did not do as well.

Connecticut

Reduced Rock Island Rates for Homeseekers' Excursions

The Rock Island will sell one way second class colonist tickets on January 1, February 21, and March 21, 1905 to points on the Rock Island and Frisco Systems in Missouri Arkansas Kansas Oklahoma Indian Territory New Mexico Texas and to points east of and including Calban Colorado. The rate is one half of the regular first class limited fare plus charges.

Rock Island Frisco Missouri Arkansas Kansas Oklahoma Indian Territory New Mexico Texas Calban Colo Milwaukee

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