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Washington Evening Journal in Washington, Iowa

05 May 1976

Page 4

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Washington Evening Journal

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Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1976

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4

Birthplace claim for Republicans centers on Crawfordsville

Editor notes Bicentennial revival of claims that Crawfordsville, Iowa, hosted the February 1854 meeting that produced resolutions forming the Republican Party. The piece lists participants including Samuel Russel and Sarah Crawford, recounting the gathering at The House of All Nations and its Underground Railroad ties.

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Crawfordsville Dr. C. A. Boice Washington Evening Journal C. A. Boice Congress Ripon Wisconsin Jackson Michigan Live Oaks Iowa Samuel Russel Maj. Rankin Matthew Moorhead Robert Young Samuel Howe Mr. Pleasant Joseph Miles Howes Mount Pleasant the Observer House of All Nations Oscar Howe Sarah Crawford Republican Party Underground Neal Town Isaac Crawford County
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Gardening guidance for fertile vegetable beds and soil care

Expert tips from Jim Frier and Henry Taber on fertilizing vegetables. Soil type, past amendments, and plant choices guide fertilizer needs. Use organic matter or complete NPK fertilizers, test soils, and apply 2 to 3 pounds per 100 square feet on light soils, with adjustments for loam and past fertilization. Yellowing leaves signal nitrogen shortage. corn is a useful indicator.

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Jim Frier Washington County Henry Taber Iowa State University Taber
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