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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1946
Page
5
Reverence in the Temple Cited in 1946 Message
A religious reflection dated Saturday August 10 1946 notes reverence as a trait of those who understand the infinite. It asserts that the Lord is in his holy temple and calls for quiet across the earth.
What the papers say about towns and markets today
A roundup of observations from editors across multiple papers. Notes on urban vitality and storefronts, profit myths, government pressures on legislators, a Brooklyn bath mishap, rising food prices, and light commentary from Kansas City Star and other papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas City
Irreverent Musings and A Clowning Tale From The Box
A jumbled page of quips and anecdotes with wit about rulers and gossip. It opens debating Hitlers blunders and ends with a Water Department joke about Michael Flaherty and the endless "Next window, please" refrain.
Clerk Offers Quick Help After Flood Drowns Chickens
A resident on Morgan Street, Michael Flaherty, complains of a burst water pipe flooding his cellar and drowning chickens. The clerk’s curt reply is to “Keep ducks,” illustrating minimal assistance in a flooded yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Flaherty
Water Department
Michael Flahherty
Morgan Street
Barber’s Quip Sparks Ears as Customer Laughs
In a humorous exchange a barber jokes that sometimes a customer’s ear gets snipped during a cut. The customer and barber trade light banter about a dog watching the scene, turning the moment into a local chuckle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barber
Partition Suit Seeks Sale of Washington County Real Estate
In District Court of Iowa in Washington County plaintiffs sue to partition and sell jointly owned land in East Washington City now Washington, involving Grace Saffell Ella Garrett Della Hearing Clara Nickerson Rufus Mintling and others. The petition asks for a referee to oversee sale and distribution of proceeds to owners and unknown heirs and for court authority to lease manage and preserve property until sale. Defendants and heirs are summoned to appear by September 16 1946 or risk default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frizza
Jane Mintling Shotwell
William Shotwell
Kate Shotwell
Mary Ann Mintling Cockayne
Lizzie Cockayne
Carrie Cockayne
Grace Cockayne
Clarence Cockayne
Arthur Cockayne
Rebecca Anne Mintling Roe
Frank Roe
Ella Roe
Willis Roe
Sarah Jane Mintling Cockayne
Warren Cockayne
Ed Cockayne
Lonnie Cockayne
Wes Cockayne
Pearl Cockayne
Iva Cockayne
Emmaline Mintling Franklin
William J. Mintling
District Court
Washington County
Iowa
John L. Saffell
John C. Furguson
T. W. Harwood
Lizzie Billick
Adrian
Nickerson
William Garrett
Rufus Mintling
Saffell
Washington
Towa
Do Not Add Water When Roasting Young Turkey
Guidance warns against adding water to the pan base as steaming can break the skin and push juices from the meat. This method aims to keep the turkey moist by other roasting techniques.
Speedy Pony Express Record Set From Missouri to California
A group of Pony Express riders achieved a historic journey from Missouri to California in ten days setting a new speed record. Riders navigated perilous terrain and faced weather challenges while delivering mail and messages across the western plains.
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The
Pony Express
Missouri
California
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