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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1940

Page

6

Smoking cheese innovation studied by Iowa dairy researchers

Farm Bureau notes detail the Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station Dairy Industry Section testing a smoking method to flavor cheese. B W Hammer and B Lane seek a controlled, uniform result using two chambers and hickory smoke, aiming for higher prices while preserving texture. high scoring Cheddars aged 4 to 5 months are used.

Dairy Industry Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station B. W. Hammer B. Lane

Shallow Planting Yields Equal Root Growth in Corn

Iowa State extension tests show corn planted at 2 to 5 inches deep forms roots as strongly as shallow plantings and can match yields. Dorchester notes no advantage to deep planting even in dry seasons, while shallow plantings risk incomplete kernel coverage but early planting and weed control remain key factors.

Iowa Agricultural Extension Service Cc. S. Dorchester Agronomy Department Ames Dorchester

Early plantings hurt corn root growth says Dorchester

Dorchester cautions that early corn plantings produce tops that outpace roots, while late plantings develop better root systems. He also urges weed control before planting and notes that early harrowing helps if June turns wet, but after planting weed control should minimize cultivation. He adds no real benefit to soil stirring in a clean field.

Dorchester

Birth affidavits surge as Iowa limits tighten hiring rules

Iowa City officials report a flood of birth affidavits to the State Department of Health with 3315 affidavits during the first quarter 1989 amid new private and governmental proof demands. Tolman notes about 15 percent are rejected for incomplete birth details, yet most are acceptable for federal use.

Iowa State Department of Health Polman Vital Statistics Vital Statistics Division Tolman Eure

Quality Corn From 1939 Crop Remains High Despite Snow

Corn marketed from the 1939 crop in the principal corn states shows exceptionally high quality, even with increased moisture from open crib storage after heavy January snowfall. The better quality is attributed to favorable growing and harvesting conditions and the wider use of improved practices.

Agricultural Marketing Service United States Department of Agriculture

Washington Lodge 26 Regular Masonic Meeting Notice

Washington Lodge number 26 A F and A M announces regular meetings on the first Friday of each month. W M Howard McBride and Secretary W Yard are referenced in the call.

Washington Lodge No A. F A.M Howard McBride W. M W. Yard

Iowa Farm Sports Festival plans grow for 1940

Des Moines reports the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation launches plans for the second annual Farm Sports Festival at Iowa State College on Sept 6 and 7. New features include a music and folk festival section with various vocal and instrumental acts. Kay Sorensen returns as festival manager to aid counties in local planning while softball and baseball are expected to draw most competitors. last year there were over 2000 contestants from 49 counties.

Des Moines Iowa State College Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Kay Sorensen Lf.b.f Sorensen Iowa

Field Day at Iowa State College showcases new farm machinery

Ames hosts the fifth annual Field Day on May 10 with demonstrations from 4 AM to 4 PM highlighting the Rotary cultivator, belt plow, Baby Show small tractors and a total of 50000 dollars in equipment. Visitors include Veishea groups and farmers from the county and the event aims to spur interest in Iowa agriculture.

Iowa State College Ames Iowa Ofiner Coglter Veishea

Portable sheep dipping tanks gain popularity in Iowa counties

Iowa sheep breeders embrace portable dipping tanks to control sheep scab and meet a May 1 regulation requiring dipping at community sale barns. Washington County reports active use for the third season under Hubert West, with growing interest statewide and plans to cover costs and fund repairs.

Iowa C. W. McDonald Iowa State College Extension Animal Husbandman Washington County McDonald Washington County Sheep& Wool Growers’ Association Hubert West Ciation Ste#son Mr. West

Iowa Motor Club seeks halt to roadside shade trees plan

The Motor Club of Iowa urged the state highway department to stop planting trees on the south, east or west sides of highways. R E B Rhoades said reports show trees shade pavement, slowing ice melt in winter and creating slippery spots when the rest of the surface is dry.

Highway Department Iowa State Highway Department Motor Club of Iowa R. E B. Rhoades Motor Club

Pleasant Hill Social Notes Chronicle May Gatherings

Pleasant Hill brief recounts visits and Sunday gatherings. Neighbors include the Chalupas, Lambert family, Bishop, Kephart, Darbyshire, Gamon, Harolds, Mehrenes, and others. Frequent house calls, dinners, and afternoon visitors mark the week’s social flow.

Sunday Socials and Local Updates in Fairfield Area

A block of social notes reports visitors and gatherings around Fairfield. Families including the Sigafooses Kepharts and Hanans share Sunday visits, with Aunt Belle improving. Other items mention corn planting by Fred Heck and Oak Poisoning surgery for Leslie Beenblossom, plus cattle shipment to Ottumwa.

Lee Hesseltine Ben Bruegge Tony Kauffman Will Miller George Weston Washington Clark Frank Kepharts Sam _ Sigafoose Ray Whepharts Fred Heck

Wellman Social Notes Highlight Visits and Funeral

Mrs Lola Coffey returns from Cedar Rapids and Iowa City after a week with daughter Diana. Families from Cedar Rapids Davenport and Iowa City visit Wellman area friends and relatives. Funeral attendees for William Livzey include multiple Livzey and Ruegsegger relatives. Ed Kirkpatrick of Brinton visits and returns after Keota trip.

Frank Wilson Wellman Lola Coffey Cedar Rapids Iowa City Diana Everette Orvall Morrison Ralph Tadlock Warren Straw Davenport J. J. Ward Linda Kay

Tama County Considers Paying for James Herink’s Two Dogs

Tama County supervisors weigh using the domestic animal fund to cover costs for two dogs owned by James Herink. The decision hinges on eligibility and policy interpretation of fund use.

Tama County James Herink Domestic Herink

Men Plant Hybrid Corn on 100 Acres and Employment

Emery Rigsti plans full acreage of Funks Hybrid corn seed with others in Wayland totaling 100 acres this year after 75 acres last year. thirty workers aided detusseling, with projected increased employment. Local notices mention travel, family visits, and church group Dorcas meeting details.

Ezra Wittmer Wayland Emery Rigsti Funks J. G Ralph Wenger Clarence Shumaker Hot Springs Donnie Roth Young Lloyd Roth Kaufmans Josiah Kaufman Margaret Murphy Leola Kaufman Kansas City Leola Will Kaufman C. C. Wenger Rex Alan Rea Severt Wellman Milburn Krabill Sto Washington Mondas Montgemery Ward Clair Sodergres Richard Robes Mary K. Conrad Ea Wayland Clair Bergh Dorcas Jesses Jacob Eicher Joe Good Kin Cora Stierer Www Penner Hilleboro Kanes Jessex C. W. Schlatter Vane Belle Jean Schlatter Emil Stierer Marvy Mast Wax

Birthday party honors Shonka at Stoner home Iowa City

May 11 at the home of Mr and Mrs C Stoner in Iowa City a party was given in honor of Mr Shonka with music records and a birthday lunch. Sunday dinner guests at Earl Waplethorpe’s home included Mrs Art Hamilton and son from Keota and Mrs Ella Werye. Ray Kinsinger Leona Peterson of Sharon visited Aaron Kinsinger in Ke Lena and John Willie of Williamston is employed at the Pare Hotel.

Pleasant Hill May Jim Chalupa Raymond Chalupa Kalona Edd Chalupa Helen Mottet Fred Hecks Dale Cole Douglas Richard Harry Bishop Myrla Stephen Clyde Lambert Antone Porter and Hoover West Chester Carl Schneider Amur Sun H. L. Wittrig Dale Darbyshire Witting L. B. Hanan Ho C. Kyle Brighton Fred Kephart Homer Kepharts Will Harvey Wapello John Erienbush Roy Kephart Velma Alvin William Looney Lawrence Lawson Fairfield James Brooks Joan Wheelan Will Saville Frank Kephart G. Anderson Charles Jr Esther Cecil Wilmer Lauderman Lee Hesselline Ray Kathmeana Roy Foss Tam Frank Wilson Wellman C. Stoner Iowa City Shonka Ecords Earl Waplethorpe Art Hawilton Keota Ella Werye Ray Kinsinger Leona Peterson Sharon Sunes Me Nyle Werye John Kinsinger Aaron Kinsinger Kelena John Willie Williamster Pare Hotel

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