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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1918

Page

2

Chicago Markets Open With Mixed Livestock Prospects

Chicago May 3 market notes show receipts today about 26 000 with mixed cattle sheep and hog prices. Prospects are steady to higher for cattle and strong to 10 higher for sheep while hogs range from 17 10 to 17 95 for bulk trading and futures.

Chicago

Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Cited By Readers

Mrs T Nevrever of Tau Claire Wisconsin says Foley's Honey and Tar Compound cured her child of severe croup after other remedies failed. Mrs D Gilkeson of Youngstown reports it relieved her daughter's persistent cough. Both readers endorse the remedy as effective for coughs croup and bronchial ailments for adults and children.

Lemmon's Pharmacy Washington

Farm Department reports drainage and corn planting progress

The article details Ed Thomas and crew draining swamp land northwest of McKain's bridge, laying 4 inch tile, and sourcing water via a shallow well and cistern pump. It describes 75 acres of corn planned on old ground plus small grain, the saw mill's full operation, alfalfa trials by Stannard & Son, and various farm activities including hogs, fences, and timber harvest.

McKain Ed Thomas L. ¢. Cook James Pickens Bob Leahy Jake Mills Andy Wagoner Elmer Bennett John Wagoner Dave Willi Munro Stannard & Son

Farming Tools Reflect Rural Work Ethic in Verse

A rural verse playfully links farming methods and teams into a compact observation. It contrasts tractor use with steam era methods and suggests communal effort through a team.

Farmer Compares Planting Methods For Grain Yield

The planter notes that direct sowing on a lawn yields fewer bushels than planting with five to six rains in a hill, and that thicker drills of silage corn produce more foliage and a finer stalk. He emphasizes consistent thick sowing.

Art Koeh Hess Parsons Jasper County

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