Epite Mattal Tops Hogs at $5.50
Weather outlook notes cloudy skies tonight and Wednesday with temperatures not specified. The report highlights Epite Mattal leading the hog market at a price of $5.50.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1940
Page
8
Weather outlook notes cloudy skies tonight and Wednesday with temperatures not specified. The report highlights Epite Mattal leading the hog market at a price of $5.50.
The Board of Supervisors invites bids at 7 o clock P M on April 25 1940 for 868825 gallons of liquid asphalt applied on the road. Minimum proposal guaranty is 1260 dollars. Washington County by County Auditor Ethel Greciandson April 13 1946.
Sealed bids due April 26 1940 at 1 30 PM for liquid asphalt surfacing concrete pipe grading and incidental work on Washington Westchester Road Coppock Road and related projects. Proposals require certified checks and bond. plans on file with County Auditor. bids reviewed by County Board with right to reject any or all bids.
A. M. fixed by the Board of Supervisors as the time for hearing objections to proposed plans specifications and cost. Hearing to be held at the Board of Supervisors office in the Court House Washington Iowa dated April 13 1940 Ethel Greenan Wilson.
Notice details bidding for concrete culverts and excavation work on county trunk road projects in Washington Nebraska Iowa with bid opening times and required financial statements. Includes measurements, materials, duties of bidders, and reservations about waiving technicalities. Also covers probate hearing for Fannie Rowan with date, time, and venue in Washington Iowa.
Crawfordsville residents gathered April 16 to honor Lee Hanna on his birthday. Family members from Waterloo, Burlington, and Mediapolis traveled to join the celebration at the Hanna home. Also noted were visits from Kilpatrick and Anwyl families and a Sunday sermon at the United Presbyterian church.
Sealed bias will be received at Washington County Iowa until 1940 for grading and incidental work on a solvent Iowa bank in a memorandum style notice.
An auction is set for 1:30 P.M. on April 26, 1940, offering concrete pipe. A solvent town bank is mentioned in relation to the sale.
Community drive seeks funds to open two supervised playgrounds at Stewart School and Lincoln for Washington youngsters this summer. Programs run June 19 to late summer, weekdays 9 to 12 and 1 to 4 30, with organized games crafts and adult supervision. Contributions urged to E D Morrison Jr chairman.
Henry Cheney and the Mitchells hosted visits from Waterloo relatives while Clarence Davis in seminary study in Omaha joined family at the weekend gathering. Lee Lease and Bruce Lease traveled from Davenport to Columbia Missouri to see their sister Merc J C Wooley recovering from an operation. Maurice Maxwell joined Ted at the university and Mildred Johnson, a university teacher, hosted nearby.
In Norristown Pennsylvania twelve heirs of Mrs Barbara S Harris were awarded a family Bible to share equally. Judge J Burnett Holland left the choice to the heirs whether to cut the Bible into twelve parts or pass it around so each receives it for one month each year.
More than one million pilgrims yearly visit St Joseph's oratory, a white building on Mt. Royal's northern slopes in Quebec built by the late Brother Andre known as the Miracle Man of Montreal.
Missouri students at the University of Missouri show broad diversity with representation from every state, 113 of the 114 counties in Missouri, and 11 foreign nations among the registered scholars.
Our heartfelt thanks to all who offered comforting sympathy and help for the recent service. We are deeply grateful for the beautiful service, kind offerings, and support. John L. Johnson Huth Mabel and Frank Mr and Mrs W H Johnsee and family Mr and Mrs Forrest Brinnise Mr and Mrs Lloyd Ferns and family
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