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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1935

Page

5

Two New Girls Clubs Initiated in County

County Agent W. J. Roudabush and Mrs. initiated two new 4H girls clubs named Willing Workers and Maplecrest. Officers were installed by Mrs. Rouda bush, with emphasis on farm organization benefits and the need for farmers to unite for efficient production, distribution, home betterment, and community progress.

W. J. Roudabush Eleanor Augustine Maxine Darbyshire Winifred Gerdes Ada May Sheenblossom Marjory Green

English River Farm Bureau Hosts 100 Percent Meeting

The English River Township Farm Bureau held a 100 percent scoring program at Middleburg schoolhouse with 65 attendees. The event featured music recitations and talks followed by educational and comic moving pictures. New member Wm. L. Zager joined and the group planned to buy large song books for future meetings.

English River Lang English River Township

Farm Bureau backs amendments to aid agriculture recovery

Iown farmers and 46,000 farm families in 99 counties join 500,000 other farm families in 35 states to support amendments to the Agricultural Adjustment Act aimed at faster national economic recovery. President Edward A. O Neal condemns board of trade farmers and meat packers seeking to block reform and asserts agriculture must share in national income to secure recovery.

Iown Chas KE. Hearst Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Edward A. O'Neal Washington American Farm Bureau Federation O'Neal Board of Trade Farmers Board of Tracte United States Chamber of Commerce Secretary of Agriculture

Pasture dairy feeding guidance urges grain supplements

The article urges supplementing dairy cows on poor pastures with a light grain ration containing 10 to 12 percent protein. It notes milk yields have fallen to a low point as cows rely on body reserves and recommends a pasture mix of corn and cob meal oats or bran plus a high protein supplement, with a mineral self feed and a bonemeal limestone salt mix to support body reserves.

Washington County H. L. Walker Washington D. Johnson Brighton Gr. Hol Noah Brenneman Kalona Roy J. Turnipseed Wellman Gr. Guen A. L. Duensing F. FE. Palmer Lester C. Heusa Wayland Reg Oscar George Clara Wash, Co. Home Tan Carey E. P. Hayes Hossie Bobbie Earl P. Booth Judia V. W. Fleig & Son Richland Lilly Velda Buttercup C. O. Palmer Hugh Jones & Son

Tests for seed corn in Iowa Seed Laboratory

Still time to test corn seed this year as Washington County farmers prepare to plant. A tet of 1982 crib corn will be read for seed and tested in the Seed Laboratory at Iowa, ensuring accurate results.

State College Iowa R. H. Porter Washington County

Washington County 4-H sees more purebred heifers on feed

The county 4-H club reports 85 baby beeves fed this year with 10 purebred heifers also nourished. Calves are mostly in good condition despite scarce feed as the August fair nears. statewide totals show 4548 calves on feed, down from 5020, due to drought. Marshall County leads with 175 head, while 436 purebred heifers are fed across 51 counties.

Washington County Club Ineimbvers J. S. Quist Iowa Quist Marshall County Club

Federal corn loan program ends July 1 1935

The 1934 corn loan program, the second aid to producers, will mature July 1 1935 when notes become due. Borrowers are expected to repay at loan value 55 cents per bushel plus 4 percent interest and insurance charges. Partial payments allowed under state supervision with CCC authorization. Iowa received 5 845 239 of 10 856 000 total. Provisions for farm stored corn loans remain part of 1935 corn hog adjustment program for eligible signers.

AAA Commodity Credit Corporation Iowa

Soil erosion losses hailed as monumental in U S history

H H Bennett of the Soil Erosion Service at the U S Department of Agriculture calls the current soil wastage the most colossal achievement the world has seen in such a short time, noting the urgency as centuries pass since early colonial times.

Soil Erosion Service Benett Syria Turkey China H. H. Bennett United States Department of Agriculture

Hogs for Home Use Modifications to 1935 corn hog contract

The AAA announces changes allowing small producers with no hog base or low base to raise hogs for home use without payments. Signers with low average production may slaughter excess 1935 pigs for home consumption, limited to one litter under contract, while keeping market production capped.

AAA Luis Jueng

Wheat acreage debate shapes 58 million plan limit in 1935

May 13 Washington County meeting eyed to discuss wheat program scope and how many acres to plant to meet domestic needs and export hopes. Article notes 50 million seeded acres for home use, 6 to 8 million for export, totaling about 56 to 58 million acres as a cap to avoid rising carryover. Includes dairy pasture tips and local farm data.

United States Mt. Pleasant Washington County Court House

Wellman Plans For Tennis Meet And Senior Events

In Wellman Iowa a tennis tournament begins this week and concludes next week with Helen Stricker set to face the winner of the Lilan Snavely and Marjorie Bash match. Local boys Robert Bidwell Guy Embree Robert Duskin and Joe Kehoe have won events. The Jr Sr banquet celebrated Wellman’s 50th anniversary with a May 4 gathering at the high school gym.

Helen Stricker Welusian May Lilan Snavely Marjorie Bash Robert Bidwell Guy Embree Robert Duskin Joe Kehoe Iowa Wellman Wellman Theater Wisconsin Dells

Sandy Hook Neighbors Welcome Baby and Local News

Sandy Hook residents share cheerful news of a new baby named Kaining not needing surgery. Mrs. Roy Hesseltine returns home after caring for Lois and Kenneth while the Cuddebacks were in Davenport. Family visits, picnics, and summer plans in Iowa described with community details.

Sandy Hook Roy Hesseltine Glen Cuddeback Lois Kenneth Willa Farrier C. E. Parker Orval Farrier Dan Guy Anamosa Guy Wisconsin Grandma Rider Guys Iowa Corpman Indian Creek Club Ning Nelson Woodford Geneva Lacey Lines Andy Farrer Esther Stone Taylor Stout R. L. Dunbar

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