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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1930

Page

5

Washington County Farm Bureau Notes on Township Meeting

Wadington township held a well attended meeting at the County Homes fray Thursday evening with 35 participants. Fletcher Copes of Ottumas, president of Wapello county farm bureau, spoke on organization work and aided in linking Washington and 75 townships to membership drives. Washington township officers elected were Chas. Wmn. Jackson director, Mrs. Neill Trotman vice director, and Mrs. Walter R. Crown secretary.

Wadington Fletcher Copes Ottumas Copes Wapello Chas. Wmn. Jackson Neill Trotman Walter R Washington Township

Township Meeting At South Prairie Attracts Large Attendance

South Prairie Jackson township meeting drew 85 residents to the South Prairie schoolhouse on Friday evening. Homer Birney was named township farm bureau secretary and Rev. Krenmyre gave a notable address while 4-H girls served refreshments. Plan to attend next month’s session and continue the habit of participation.

South Prairie Jackson Township South Prairie Homer Birney Township Farm Bureau Krenmyre

Soil Erosion Meetings May Run Ditches Terracing in Washington

Mr. Peterson of the state extension service will visit Washington county May 5 6 7 to demonstrate soil erosion control methods. Ditch damming terracing and tree planting will be shown at the Glen Dutton Dut ton and Carl T Anderson farms with a weather dependent schedule and a call to farmers to attend for practical guidance on preventing soil erosion.

Peterson The State Extension Service Washington County Glen Dutton Carl Anderson Keota Forenoon Dutton Farm Carl T. Anderson Farm Farm Bureau

Alfalfa Demonstration Plots Slated in Washington County

The Washington County Farm Bureau announces two demonstration alfalfa plots for this year. Arthur Duening farm in Jackson township and Wilbur Day farm in Clay township host seedings in early May. Hauser will supervise seedings on May 6 and 7, with Wilbur Day seed on May 1 and Duensing on May 7.

Washington County Farm Bureau Washington County Arthur Duening Farm Jackson Township Wilbur Day Farm Clay Township M. A. Hauser Arthur Duensing Farm

1 H Club Les on May 7 Meeting

Mrs Florence Forbes state girls 41 club leader will meet with the Washington country girls 4H club on May 7 to discuss activities and cooperation.

Les Florence Forbes Washington Country Girls

Dusting Seed Corn Improves Yields Says Iowa State Study

Plant pathologists at Iowa State College report dusting seed corn with commercial dusts increases stalk strength and yields, especially after wet cool weather. Dusting costs 3 to 4 cents per acre and benefits only viable seed, with tests showing higher yields in most comparisons across 1928 1929 trials using Semesan Merko and Setrocide.

Iowa State College Iowa Towa R. H. Porter Towa State College Semesan Merko Setrocide

Currant Worms Threat to Gooseberries Warned

Entomologist Fred D. Butcher of Town State College extension warns currant worms may appear on currants and gooseberries in May. They lay eggs in leaf margins. hatchlings strip foliage. Control by lead arsenate dust or spray. dust mix is one part arsenate to ten parts hydrated lime with application on dewy plants.

Fred D. Butcher Extension Service Town State College

Poison spray guidance and Sudan grass forage notes

Directions for a poison spray using 3 level teaspoons per gallon to coat leaves before worm margins appear, with warnings about timing and hellebore as an alternative during fruit ripening. Also, farmers at Town State College tout Sudan grass as an ideal emergency hay and pasture crop, seedable May 10 to July 1, yielding well and usable for horses cattle sheep and hogs with flexible cut and grazing timing.

Sudan Farbi Town State College

Peterson and Hauser Farm Work Planned This Week

Calendar notes terracing at Glenn Dutton and Carl Anderson farms by Mr. Peterson from May 5 to May 7 with Ditec damming also scheduled. M A Hauser and Florence Forbes appear with alfalfa plots and a 4H club lesson at city hall in Washington on May 7.

Ferm Buoresa Mr. Peterson Glenn Dutton Farm Carl Anderson Farm Wilbur Day Farm Brighton Arthur Duensing Farm Washington Florence Forbes City Hall

West Chester notices and Iowa education costs summary

Community notices list meetings at West Chester Baptist Church Prankin township schoolhouse and Franklin Center schoolhouse with local committeemen W B Moore and Mrs W P Moore. Des Moines reports April operating costs for five state education institutions totaling 519511.11 with Iowa State College 207166.63 and University of Iowa 199833.46. other costs include the state teachers college 56166.65 the blind 8275.93 and the deaf 48068.44.

Des Moines State Board of Education J. W Gong Iowa State College Ames State University of Iowa City Iowa State Teacher College School For the

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