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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1941
Page
5
Iowa State College agronomist Bruce Kilpatrick reports wheat yields can rise by 4 to 8 bushels per acre with phosphate fertilization. Recommendations include 0-20-0 or 0-45-0 formulas, with amounts varying by soil type and legume plans, plus guidance on application methods.
The fragment notes a farmer encourages waiting for full maturity of small grain crops. It hints at agricultural advice or a policy about harvest timing but lacks detailed context or outcomes.
Government defense groups urge local communities to can and store surplus garden fruits and vegetables for school lunches. County agent J W Chandler notes much food goes to waste and as school programs expand, more local supplies will be needed. In smaller schools parents and leaders may organize canning and storage for their own lunch programs.
The document lists regular meetings for Washington Lodge No 26 A F and A M and multiple rail and bus timetables. It includes westbound and eastbound train numbers and departure times for the Davenport Kansas City line, Knoxville branch, Goodland or, and Burlington routes, plus local bus departures from Washington with notes on ticket purchase locations.
Article outlines safe canning setups in schools and community centers with supervision by agents and cooperatives, mentions possible Farm Security Administration help, and notes zinc jar tops may be replaced by glass. It also covers fall hatched chicks to boost flocks, egg price prospects, and breeding programs under national plans with emphasis on ROP sired stock and proper chick sourcing from certified hatcheries. It stresses proper feeding, gradual diet changes, hopper space, and avoiding stale feed to maximize egg production.
Reports indicate extensive deposits of China clay and red ochre discovered in Ranpjuiana, India within the Tank State area. Geological teams assess extent and possible exploitation by local industries.
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