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Washington Evening Journal (Newspaper) - May 20, 1920, Washington, Iowa Hurt to it i tit Imit evening journal Owumi Flea col the evening journal fair f Nullo Awa Prole a of fritter Romit fault it. . Volume Washington. Iowa thi a Haas evening m by a to 1920 in m ukr w scapes sea tests made on 600 farms operation from Ute standpoint of Man labor requirements horse labor requirements not mar to lop. A la. The Maimer to which the data on blowing Havo Boon summarized i typical of Tho Way in which several j ? object Arr to a a. About so or cont of Tho Farmers report a Tho in rain is drawback Assembly opens to Iowa Farmers at Philadelphia Paim Koi i sift it Quot of Kli Kyt n.0., v por. Rent Only thirty pub of of rut i a Quot nmn that Thoy urn horse drawn Rani plows and i per rout report�1 Tho us of tractors for blowing. I ft-111 1 Hulk flow n popular a Largo majority of Tho Farmers us i Pinch sulky plow nearly All modern it How marked i in of. He in of them with three Hor in the Tho relative efficiency of plows a a Pron. Throe acres is an average Fohn in it at Tim Plant Felt Bedortha the farm work Wai again stopped. ,. A a and has not been generally resumed different Sites the value of Tho tree a Day work for this outfit. For the of account of the heavy ruin of the tor compared with horses the saving comparatively few Farmers lung 14-Offoctod by Corn hinders Hay loader Inch sulky plows with three horses and numerous other implement and in Spring blowing about 3 acre is other fact. Bearing on term manage a. A but Are discussed by Apeci Aigist of theoretically the 16-Inch plow should Thanes it re q Tim of iof farm cover abm to 15 per of a no mor i some Corn is rotting in the Field the office of harm Mana a Quot ground in the same length of time. Practically none is up yet pm aft i. I a Loo a int of Noil today is Dat it for first Mph Mion of or Fhi a tit i an National m it Fri no All m. T Bishops a Are now elected the Central published in Kansas City. His argument was that with the consolidated Organ located in Chicago the needs of the Field coaids be More adequately met than they re now. He showed Tome i oases for previous years but the Lucres 1 a Quot a in business volume circulation Avn priv us hts Xiv Heth Mav 27 and to Chan cd method of honk and Tom it rom it hath maa ,g a of the Hook concern during the last few years made his proposal somewhat unpopular. A it tit for final adj hot no font the first session of the general i r is Moines May 20 k d. Kohlstedt who presented the majority report called attention to the fact that where a Large group of the other advocates had shown Large losses the three proposed in last week and not More than 30 per cent of the Corn of the state is planted according to the weekly weather and crop bulletin issued by practically none is Aud w the Gen Assembly of Hie presbyterian Church Ora conference of the methodist is scheduled to be held today in the up Tropal Church yesterday elected he merger had shown profits. He Academy of music Philadelphia. Of a our Bishops voted not to merge to Beju a cd hat apparent losses Gere the meeting Krill continue until Fri r Hurr patters and fld the Date More than made up by Trade values Day May 28j for final adjournment for thursday the promotion of methodism he according to a recent Irene of the May 27. At lt20 p. In. Patat a waa hip of of the a new Magazine a organic Union be four Bishops elected were Federal Union the new Kra move p a Keeney Central new York Denver. The fourth election was on United states department agr Foj Hyppa in Fly Hai no own found much ground remains to he slowed ment fhe inter Churuti world move j h in Smit Detroit c. L. Culture in a bulletin recently issued to in or Acup in Alai in parts of the state. The publication discus in Dean the creator number of 4-horse \ Sunshine averaged about 3f per the Standard Day s work in Central teams and even some 5-horse teams cent or half the Normal amount. Illinois that. Is the amount of work on 14-Inch sulky plows for fall plow a while the rainfall was two inches Merit the relation of women to the Church and the relation of the nary of the reunion of the old and new school of presbyterians in the that the 606 Farmers included in the lug is accounted for by the fact that twice the Normal fall. Frosts on the Church to Industry Are a few of the investigation ordinarily do in thy blowing in the fall is usually about morning or the twelfth and four by a questions which will come up a a a 1 a a a f0r discussion at this meeting. Been planted a company with 40 per cent on the fifteenth last year. A however about to per cent has been planted in Pocahontas county. There i Are some report of Corn rotting in the cold wet bed. Practically no Cern is up yet. Much blowing cart of the workday tev a to a to a i in i Inch deeper than in the Spring and Teeth did no serious damage. Farm nut traction such As the hum 11,110 by the a fart that to 8rour�?~d 18 j the report reads us follows v Vav Given a it Quot it or try and hard to turn on Quot Field work was again Sloppy to it or of acre slowed in average outfits of the same site heavy to excessive rain it of the equipment. In Home instances a Row. A out n half acre less per Day eleventh and twelfth and has not rate of work is Given in the bulletin a a Hal fax than in that Spring due men generally resumed May Ike la number of minute per Load As not Only to the More difficult con a re it in the Northeast Aud North in loading and unloading Hay or editions mentioned above but also to Central District and on the up Lind Banting and spreading manure. The fact that the time spent in the in some other sections. Not More from the figures published one about two thirds of an hour than 30 per cent of the Corn has let per Day in the fall. Mar win of id. It the. Ret a a hip it a a in 1,Rne. P0�,, huh urn. No pm too Arth it Liph , done in the parts of the Corn in ii in Prah rally a much ground pm a Day question. Few Sampie it i shown big Inch Sec provide both that one Man Doe from to to 8b per Are drawn by the name number of coat More with the 28-Inch horse horses. The addition of the fourth drawn gang plow than with the one Bottom of inc la plow. Figure Are Given a Spring and fall blowing harrowing planting cultivating harvesting husking seeding unloading ear com in Luau lag pals loading and a of Aud hauling intr mail he fan the bulletin is entitled a the stand and Day work in Antral t it pres is be had or addressing the United Mattes department of Agri a a it Ore Washington d. The Farmers Rcpt to Ted by this inquiry a fairly typical of those the Middle Western states since the average crop arca is 187.4 acres and an average of 32.1 acres is never planted to crop. Corn is the principal pro net at least one half of the crop area being devote to it and the oat crop is second in importance. The ground cultivated in most instance is level and so rear encute easier working conditions i ban rolling or rugged country. The average time spent in the Field Etc Iusie of the time used in going to and returning from the Field at morning noon and night stated was the purpose of the i per and their object was not to make Money. The majority report vhf like if i ally waa Given Clear Way when the minority report was tabled. A Quot Vav i Quot a a Quot Quot a to i following the Reading of a let i he ballot for negro Bishops and Flora a Wiy official by or. E. E Jones was the Winner. S. Tipple chairman of the general f. T. Keeney and h. It. , com Mission on entertain were chosen on the eighth ballot ment to the effect that it was very and c. L. Meade was the Choice on important to the railroads that the Tell my Mann i4rrtk�htar a a a inn Ltd nth Tomb of lug Quot i of Moines should a?1 he �8110 will probably one on under that order. On the he known at once or. J. B hinge stopped by of . Ballot a Keeney led with 578 juy Moed that tit final Date of Date of Especial sign i Quot canc been use it Vot re l Smith a second with. Mum ment be made wednesday commemorates the fiftieth Annive i the required majority being Fay 26, at 2 of clock upon aug wry City Ohleh h la male of de44 . Ton min m , do la nth a who Mocrey a. Ill a of . A mid met by j us , we a Rale ,2s ,. A ,"0, vote on previous ballots and later cd nor of Pittsburgh thought a Here in a of seventy years Lee were elected but Smith la the Only. Wed newday was too soon and or. O. Fore the signing of the declaration Maiba Tho won by just two votes. I Downey a of the opinion that of Independence the first Prysby mean was the third Man in the committee work could not be taken line wish 488 and r. A. Ward fourth of by that time and moved to with j97. There were hut ten men substitute thursday May 27, at whose Nam had received enough 12 30, which a adopted. Votes to be on the ninth ballot with Bot one report says1 nex. Leader1 has escaped r Kai Mph i Aby al gunboat or Akk a Cruz after Long risk�1 issues manifesto Tery in the United states was organised in the aril Mal edifice of the first presbyterian Church widely known is the a old fit set the Mother a h Arch of fhe pre Hpe Lan Denom. I nation in America la this same election to be had c. L. Meade to horse increase the the remain to in done and in the South Jolt the first Synod convened revived 553. Just seven More than he unit by about to per Cut and the Central District on Many farms not a n l717 and u it ujrt0 71 or later needed to put him Over. R. A. Ward addition a of the fifth horse to the to Furrow a been turned. In 1788. The Constitution of the Gen win had been in the running up in Inch plow remit it a a similar in a Sunshine averaged hut 35 per Rai Assembly was adopted. The Gen til the eighth ballot rather left him Creme Utiger favourable cent of the pos Dhle amount or. A Rombly Lias met with lab Chehimi. Received Only 153. Eolian Onu. A sulky Pion seem to he at it out half of the Normal rainfall Church 38 time somewhat 8 an tor it or averaged 2.6 inches Iff i wow cd Snorf Swift a and the temperature had divided Over some theological with the election of r e Jones program is As follows run we raged 12 degrees or 8 degrees distinction in 1837, came together Colard h,8hop who in the voting Imreh r _--_.�ar Smurr a in Worth High school graduation on Friday deposed president appeals to a his official to i by to their fasts j n _ the thirty first annual commence meet of Ainsworth High school will Nasjir a stg pms i sed on the first thursday of May 1870, the cedi Ilion was co hum May to a a dapple Plum berries. Pears and strawberries Are in Bloom la the be Jet Gra vol he Ullh a�308,000 Tarp Asalion form Cut mine Road in serial below Normal. White Frost War a again to 1869 in Pittsburgh. In or a on the morning of the four uni two am it imply meet kit. Again in i 15 of Peml a he Llu that in districts the old first Church of Philadelphia Hor drawn rang plows on their on the twelfth hut serious damage farm. About 8m per rent of the believed to have resulted. The plows have 14-Inch Bottoms Mort lower temperature is portesi us is of the remaining plow have 13-Inch degree at in a a Nih. Iowa of by and it Bottoms. Home plow with 13-Imh Stockport. A return to seasonable Bot Toras were reported but die weather i indicated by the weather number a so Small thut no or map this morning Itsjo. In on their performance Are Given. Us Nir pblwv11uu, Irp Utu a an<1 88whcrries Are in in toe Jan Manv a Wnink the new gravel pit #�?zb9d� with Little demonstration us of sulky plow in Rac Ita Ric a by by a la Are ?�1 Ion the Little Cedar River near Niles the debate of the morning came a re. Naris. A of in d a. Ii"11 isl Uuttu a 1 he a ref Cen has incorporated for shoo Ogu and when report number three of the a comparison of an average Dav s Roux ties. The second spraying will elected Tho following officers e. A i Rook concern dealing with the Cou Quot la Wius Tiow Ihn Tami a a a to cd it a dl9_ a a Herger pro old anti Ai. W. Ellis Goli Dalton of the Christian adv r x plows shows that Soi tract it j vice pc Side it w. La. Johnson Sec 4.auw a of submitted in Twu Patu Quot grass Small grains truck crop a rotary g. Hunt. Treasurer. I Marvin Campbell of South rend Aub the machinery has arrived anti j Mitt of the minority report with a Davis was Over and the usual custom of invocation . A. W. Chi Ain nominating a couple of men to is f18� a Tlly Fate it evening Quot Cert him to the platform had been Arlene Spessard Angie Ross. Complied with the song Quot glory i Dorothy hands Alice Pearson glory hallelujah a was started up Salut Atory Quot All s Well among the negro sections. An of a Helen Hudson oration the greatest socialism fort to have fest failed organisation spontaneous. A regular negro song because of improper to make the effect Anuran and what otherwise Elpaso tev May 2ft?vcnusttatt int Meta Len aet president of Mexico i report to inv a of Imd refine on the mexican gunboat Progreso. Tim a Autsin sad Crew of the boat remained Loyal when Vera urns went Over to the rebel. To reach the boat in mints dodged through the net of rebels in the Mountain of Puebla and had a Bard ride through the tropical Jungles. A was accompanied by his son in i a Gen. Gandl fio Aguilar. Till Wen Petit out of Elmo by a refugee Cameta of Lutol to cuber Camus Siston la no United state. Tom report Urther said Omi Ransa Intel leaned a manifesto Biard Charley City May 20?~Tho might have terminated in a Jubileo far a hours labor is concerned the gang plow drawn by four horses is and Garden Are making slow Prog the most efficient unit in Ems. Potato that have be a Plant Spring Ami fall. In hic Spring do pm Gox we a a re just showing the outfit coven 114 scr a per Day per a. Horre Wyllo la oth the sulky plow drawn by Titre horses and the Gan work will commence june i. Tit number of signers and for about an outfit has a capacity of too ton of hour und a half the debate waged. Dunne Gayle Frame life a medium of expression prof. John Hubert Scott of 8. U. I. Music Florence Baird class poem Doris Hulick valedictory the future William Marsh we to i Arna my tee their Saie hew. Cox Gresh to quit junk 4 j who hither take a Long Greenm m adjourn no die Washington Alay 20�?j my 4th has been decided upon As the Date for the Een Gressional recess or adjournment. It has not As Yak been decided whether a Aine die adjournment will be taken. June 4th is the Friday before the Republican convention which meets in Chicago the following tuesday. There is a Kiron sentiment or a presentation of diplomas i k. Beal Aine die adjournment when would class song Benediction Rev d. M. Admission 25 and 35 cants. Dav by drug of and report for Washington county i reported but these men Asio hour up drawn by five horses covw�?T11 and to minutes per Day devoted per Day per horse. The gang do last Days of week on of the output is already gravel an hour and us it it. Planned it was broken into first by recess to opera a Twenty hours a Day this and then by ballots being taken for throttled will mean in no put of 2.000 tons Bishop but nevertheless it went or titty cars a Day. A Laige per on. Spring Field work and Corn cult Iva plow drawn by Nix Hor. Rovers i big 4,"w,Vali m7w tract sold. Don ii hours and 55 minutes for but nine Tonth of an arc per hours s haying and Grain harvesting 9 a he four he is with the hours and so minute for fall plow-1 gang i tide Cooer 1.02 acres y1 horse while three horses on Zuibi reported. Sulky plow and five horses on the. Ing and preparing ground and hours and 20 minutes for Corn Harvest. Important facts emphasized among the significant facts brought out by this inquiry May by mentioned the following under the conditions where the Ute of a 2-Row Corn cultivator is practicable this machine enables one Man on these farms to cover neatly twice a much ground per Day a with n 1-Row cultivator. To la it horses Are most commonly used on the 2-Row cultivator and the addition of creases but Little the amount of ground covered per Day. These Farmers find that the use of re letter of Man labor so per Cicitt Over that achieved when cutting Aud Western rail very Little Corn this been planted Road Baa purchased a Large number flight Frost of the 14th, but no dam of new cars and the sidetrack has the been completed. Ramp Ion urges merger or. Campbell s proposal was to consolidate the three Middle West advocates namely the Northwestern published in Chicago the Western published in Quot shot mean thai Cougie would not Back until december. In the presidents Hae Salmi a gang plow cover 0.86 acre and 0.91 acre per horse respectively. Four horse on the sulky plow and six hours on the gang How cover 0.72 and 0.78 acre por horse respectively. However the gang plow is evidently a heavy Load for four horse in the fall excepting under favourable conditions. The 28-Inch gang is a somewhat heavier Load for six horses the most popularized team used in Tho fall then is the 16-Inch sulky for four horses ump .�,.�hiu Ltd j but is a lighter Load Thau the .16-fourth horse apparently in. Kit 11 it i Las it to o Atheni Tift 8ulk> Fot 1 it t t to few a far As Man labor is concerned the gang plow drawn by six horses a Corn wader a Piura us a the of la the .nlo8t of Cje to a no both in the Spring and fall but when labor horse labor As Well As is consider it is seen ,j we. A a Quot Quot Quot i Days work on these farms for one Man when husking Corn from the standing stalk by hand. The use of a portable elevator reduces the time required to unload Grain into the bin by about 75 per cent. The use of a Hay to amp Der reduces fun blk do a Prue Strief Washington definite tut Bori i in seeing us in warts Treml to tier reduces Washington i. C., May 20? i by about 35 per cent the time re tile Public i on a strike today quire to put on a Load of Hay. The a against the High prices and there is am of at of labor required for us a definite downward t re in i Iii most leading into the mow is Only u Little of the cities turnout the country armure limn half As great when a Hay cording to advices received Here to Fork is used As when the work is Day. Done by hand. The people arc acting together the men in this territory who economically experts believe. Poo use manure spreaders haul and pie have delayed purchasing their spread a Given amount of manure in summer outfit and in Nome consoles than half the time required by the merchants have been men who haul in wagons and spread left with Large stocks on hand. By hand. I with the Price redaction being to a Large majority of the men re ported from All Over the country porting broadcast their Small Grain senator Kenyon today Auld a it is infusing endgame seeders a attached to a dictation that some of the people the Box of an Ordinary Wagon. Only i have at least decided to step pitying Large prices the More widespread re about 25 por Emu of the Farmers porting own Grain drills. Jav Balut in analyses each Field that decision la the will Tali Quot quicker prices physic Tan and himself with dope president Wilson is obsessed with Waterloo la. May 20?dr, the idea that somebody is trying tat a j Mack Veteran physician was atm his Job or to take his author not overdo a red a to away from him. A few Days ago dope fiend yesterday noon in his of Trines passed an act Reeker to flee in the Syndicate building Congress passe a an act sensing in Atter Ove Corain the doctor the t?olro1 th8 it it it i it Rtiz a al a City null. My a it Van or wired a Medicine Caw and. He a Quot a a quotient in reaped to in taking out a hypodermic gave him in circulars and publications. The self a a a shot of morphine in the legislation was made in response to Arm. He then grabbed the bottle recommendations Given by the san and ran from the building police ate committee on printing of a half hour later arrested the addict senator Smoot is chairman. The ii if f it la one 38 of Don which offended the prepaid hat horse Cave by. While throttling the doctor Malone kept demanding morphine. Or. Alack is the son in Law of Rev. Edward p. Kimball who will be 101 years old july 25, 1924. Wat what he needed Quot i used a bottle of Chamberlain s tablets some time ago and they proved to be just what i needed. They relieved me of indigestion toned up my liver and rid me of headaches that i had been subject to. They did me a world of Good Ami i will always speak a Good word for them Quot writes mrs. Volta Bank Sou Chillicothe to. Lemmon s drug store?advt. Tuth of Beauty More than skin deep there is an old saying that Beauty is Only Akin do a up. This May be so with those who get their Beauty out of a Box but not the genuine sort. Beauty is really Only another word for Good health and no woman who is bilious and constipated can reasonably Hope to be Beautiful. Chamberlains tablets will Correct these j disorders then with proper diet and exercise there is no reason Why any Young woman with regular features May not Hope to be Beautiful. Lemmon s drug store?advt. Tuth of sought to prohibit the printing or mime graphing of any government publication except by authority of the joint committee of priv Tiomi this provision the president assorted would give to the commutes Power to determine what information should be gives to the people of the country by the executive depart ment. After the veto senator Smoot said thut the president apparently had been deliberately misinformed about the appropriation Bill. Buffs sen to five Good of the House appropriations committee told the that there must be Soso somewhere. When the Bill been vetoed the House tried to pm the Bill and failed for want of two thirds majority. Senator Smoot has been Cha or mail of the committee on printing for Many years and hts purpose wait to Stop the printing of publications a new meter device which measures the Load placed on motor trucks i being tasted at Akron o. It is applied to the truck and the weight of the Load is registered and recorded automatically. Which were accomplishing no and Only resulted in the waste it palier. It la Likely that if the president were in a Normal condition of health he would not fed that everything done was aimed at him. A la a peevish sick Man and the Coustry deeply regrets that he is not Iii Good health. The presidential fact need u Strong Man at to time?des Moines capital. A it Isnit always Quot a compliment the baby to say it look like its pm eat. _ a 9kr

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