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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1945

Page

4

Northeast Iowa town crafts thriving toy business and river voyage

The article tours Lansing Iowa and nearby communities in 1945 recounting Leo Hufschmidt of Lansing who built a large wood toy industry with 300 workers in former courthouse space. It notes the Mary Lee river boat venture, local leaders Harold Gaunitz and Red Gaunitz, and a social group exchanging hospitality and meals amid a rainy trip up the Mississippi.

Lansing Mississippi Leo Husschmidt Leo Leo Hufschmidt Old Court House Leo Hutschmidt America Hufschmidt

Ernie B. Leads Iowa Conservation Commission in 1942

Ernest B known as Ernie chairs the Iowa Conservation Commission which guards fish birds and fur bearing animals. The body oversees 156000 acres of lakes parks and reserves and 25 year development plans include a lake site in Washington County awaiting final reports local backing and more. Washington County is favored for potential progress and local action is urged.

American Legion Ernest B Ernie Iowa Conservation Commission Iowa Commission Washington County

Farm sale notice from A. Richardson clipping

A. Richardson provides a farm sale notice from an exchange newspaper. The clipping reflects a different slant on the sale, but details such as buyer or location are not included.

A. A. Richardson Exchange

Auction notice at Gobbler Scratch Farms in Oklahoma

A very odd sale listing at Gobbler Scratch Farms in Enid Oklahoma outlines a public sale at 2:30 next week with 18 horses and a large collection of cattle hogs sheep goats poultry and miscellaneous items. It lists numerous humorous descriptions and oddities including a horse with false teeth a bear on roller skates and roosters of the Democratic and Republican varieties. The notice notes terms cash or six months in a strawberry patch with a muzzle and mentions auctioneers and a local supplier contact.

Jenney Poland China Plymouth Rock Sampson Rhode Island Hampshire Gobbier Scratch Farms, Inc Col. I. Ketcheum Col A. Holdum I. Sokum Britt Products CO aAuto Enid Okla West Maple

Reinterment Policy for WWI Dead Shapes U S War Efforts

Encyclopaedia Britannica notes the lone World War I case where a family chose foreign burial. The article cites the drive to repatriate about 50 000 American remains across the Atlantic and notes more than 30 000 World War I dead still buried in France Belgium and England. Also includes a note on porch floor painting to prevent moisture damage and blistering.

Encyclopedia Britannica United States Atlantic France Belgium England

Quiet Title Suit Over Washington County Land

Homer Eden sues a long list of defendants in district court seeking to quiet title to multiple tracts in Washington County Iowa including the south 30 acres of Government Lot 3 in Section 25 and parts of Section 36. The petition claims open hostile continuous possession for over twenty years ending 1940 and asks that the title be declared absolute and clouds removed with other relief as just. Hearing set for August 24, 1945 at 9:00 a.m. in Washington Iowa with Baldrize Bailey and Swisher as attorneys.

Washington County Iowa Recorder Recorder of District Court of Distret Court of Washington Baldrize & Bailey West Main St Iowa City Swisher Iowa State Bank Edward F. Bate Plaintiff

Lamont Duwa Concludes Furlough At Parental Home

Lamont Duwa ends furlough with his parents in Riverside and Frances O Connor. Mr and Mrs Albert Duwa and son Sergeant Duwa and others traveled to Burlington Saturday. Duwa will depart by train to Jefferson Barracks Missouri after furlough.

Sioux Falls Dak Nordyke Kathleen Clevelar Imings Dick Jackie Schnoebele Riverside Gebelen Schnoebelen Des Moines Lamont Duwa Albert Duwa Sergeant Lamont Duwa Frances O'Connor Burlington Duwa Jefferson Barracks

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