Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Washington Evening Journal in Washington, Iowa

We have 14,353,121 pages in Iowa

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 16 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1941

Page

7

Rev R M McCracken to be called as Crawfordsville pastor

In Crawfordsville on a unanimous vote the United Presbyterian Church congregation urged Rev R M McCracken to accept a formal call as pastor after a year as temporary supply. The Keokuk Presbytery will act later. Also notes on local visitors, birthdays, and a railroad worker Harold Morrison who died in an Washington accident.

Keokuk United Presbyterian Church McCracken Hedrick R. E. Bennett Neat Strain Crawfordsville Joseph and Rosamer French Neal Mrs. Strain Clarence Despain Clarence, Jr Betty Henry Cheney Janice Delwe Gerald Rhea Moline J. C. Rhea Harold Morrison Washington

Closing out farm and household sales listed in Ashington area

Closing out farm sale announced for Thursday August 28 two miles south of Ashington by Strain and Bailey. Household ads note closing out sale at 609 FE on the second Saturday. Flood Knepp hosts September 4 and W Booth hosts September 6 for closing out sale of household goods at 421 E Madison Beenblossom Estate. Penningth Brothers sale in Wellman Poland final hog sale on Saturday October 11.

Midway Safe Co Columbusation Thursly Ashington Strain and Bailey Flood

Wall of reserve tests Celia and Kenneth love

Kenneth Barton tells Celia he must give up and move to a mountain shack after a doctor orders rest. Celia initially distant, then joins him after Sam Peabody arranges a visit. She chooses to stay, insisting she and Kenneth are truly together and ready to rebuild their life.

Enneth Barton Kenneth Celia Kenn Blanton Bob Blanton Sam Peabody Sam Ken Peabodys

Chicago Market Hogs Cattle Steady as Week Opens

Chicago market report shows hogs 10,000 head with gains to 25c on heavy and light weights. top 12.00 for 240 lb and down. Cattle 12,000 listed with steer trade mostly steady and yearlings solid, best yearling steers near 12.75, heifers around 12.50, cows steady. calves 1,000 and bulls steady. Sheep 3,000 steady to up to 1.50 higher on native springer lambs. fat lambs 4.00 to 5.00 with adds head 5.26. Estimated tomorrow receipts Cattle 5,000. hogs 10,000. sheep 2,000.

Chicago

Chicago Cash Grain Prices Report

Chicago cash grain prices show corn at 74% to 76 for yellow, 75 to 76 for second grade yellow, oats mixed at 44% for 1, white at 44 14, and 2 white at 44% to 44%, 8 white at 43% and soybeans at 2 yellow 1.67.

Chicago

Egg and Poultry Market Report Summary

Market steady for eggs with receipts of 16 170 cases. Extra firsts 30 to 30 percent, firsts 28 percent to 2916, current receipts 27 percent, dirties 26 percent, checks 25 percent. Poultry market steady to weak with receipts 44. Springs 18, broilers 19 to 20.

Wheat and Bean Market Summary From Open to Close

Chicago grain table shows Sept wheat 1.13 1.1444 1.12314 1.13 Sept May 1.20 1.2116 1.19 1.21 Corn Sept 78 77 76 16 Dec 80 81 85 84 0ats Sept new 44 45 44 45 Sept old 46 44 46 46 Dec 46 48 46 47 May 48 55 49 49 Soybeans Oct new 1.53 1.56 1.50 1.58 ieb Washington Lodge No 2 A F E F A M Regular meeting first Friday of each month Lee Holland WM A W Yard secretary Eastbound No 2 Local daily regular stop 7:50 a m No 44 Californian daily regular stop 8 No 4 Golden State Limited Gatrya 25h shows 8:08 a m No 429 daily except Sunday L GOODLANDER Agent

Washington Lodge No. 2 A. Fef A. M Lee Holland W. M A. W. Yard Golden State Limited Washington Caswine Gatrya California

Duke of Kent Welcomed in New York by LaGuardia

The Duke of Kent, brother of King George VI, arrives in New York aboard a Royal Canadian Air Force plane. Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia greets him as he visits President Roosevelt at Hyde Park, then accompanies the President to Washington.

Duke of Kent King George VI of Great Britain New York Royal Canadian Air Force Fiorello LaGuardia Duke Roosevelt Hyde Park N. Y Washington

Political Talks Rife as Iowa State Fair Opens

At Des Moines on August 27 delegates from both parties used the state fair to discuss 1941 campaigns. The Republican committee elected Arthur Coburn as Ninth district committeeman and Gertrude Wilharm as Third district committeewoman. James Dolliver hinted a possible U S Senate bid, while former Governor Kraschel and State Senator Mercer indicated they may seek Democratic nominations for Senator and Governor respectively.

Des Moines Iowa State Fair Republican Committee Arthur Coburn Thad Snell Ida Grove Gertrude Wilharm Sumner Mae Banks Montour James Dolliver Fort Dodge United States Nelson Kraschel Clyde Herring Leroy Mercer Iowa City

Torpedoes by Mouth On German Destroyers Claim

Collier's asserts German destroyers fire torpedoes with the mouth. The gunner uses range finder with eyes and tube controls, blowing into a pea shooter to actuate the trigger.

Collier

Egg Prices and Poultry Terms Listed in Obscure Ad

Fragmentary ad shows prices for eggs and poultry items with figures like 24¢ and 37¢ per pound and references to Leghorn hens and old roosters. The text is incomplete but indicates a market listing or sale notice from a historical newspaper page.

What the Navy Offers Steady Employment and Benefits

A vintage recruitment note lists Navy advantages including steady employment, good pay, travel, trade training, free education, advancement, pension after 20 years, medical and dental care, wholesome food, athletics, amusements, and paid vacations.

Remedy For Oil Stains On Concrete Floors

The guide suggests mixing half a pound of oxalic acid in 1% gallons of water with enough wheat flour to form a paste. Apply with a brush to stained concrete surfaces like garages, leave for two days, then scrub with water to rinse away.

Nassau Named Capital of Bahamas in 1695 Acts

Nassau, capital of the Bahamas, was named after William III prince of Orange by acts passed in 1695 by the Lord Proprietors. The acts allowed building a city and forts to replace those destroyed by Spaniards in 1684.

Nassau Bahamas William III Prince of Orange Lord Proprietors

Eye membranes in animals and humans

The Bet ter Vision Institute notes that most birds possess a third eyelid the nictitating membrane to protect and clean the eye. It is also well developed in cats cows and rabbits, while humans retain a vestigial remnant beneath the eye corner.

Better Vision Institute

No Baths in Between In Japan Police Exams

In Japan, during police examinations applicants are sometimes barred from baths for years as part of the evaluation process.

Japan

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mangold George Young Journal Pisa Mose Levy Iowa Ave Ead M.M.C Jouls Baird Janted Schantz Builders Ave Journal Office Ainsworth J. D. Rabenold Anted Small House Journal Wm. Graf Stephen’s Jewelry Store Paplus Rukgaber Hardware North Marion W. D. Booth F. L. Stewart Hardware Goodwin Eclipse Lumber Co KBIZ Ottumwa Skelly Station Bob Sorrell W. Madison Don’t Goodyear Goodrich Washington Oil Company Scott’s Furniture Co Nicola & Harmon Chevrolet Sorrell Quaker T. H. Peters Hardware Tucker Chevrolet Chester Roy Geret Shetland Pony Wm. J. Walker Wayne I. Q Wayne Humble Nelson Well Co Fairfield Iowa International Call Iowa Southern Utilities Company George J. Breitenbach Phillips & Hebner E. L. Breitenbach Geo. J. Breitenbach Hampshire Harry Malichky Riverside Hampshire Shoats Harley Rhea Bartlett Pears Martin Anderson Harry Pearson A. K. Harper Gamble Store R. McCracken Mary Manners R. M. McCracken United Presbyjan Church Forrest McNeill William Henss Glen Beenblossom Vernon White Ritchey Marian Waters Dorothy Norman Marjorie Boshart Harry McCall Ralph Dougherty Wahneetah Ingalls Winfield Finney ‘Eed Barclays West Chester Morning Sun Idcense MR. Merchant Charles Sv Ghreoe Europe L. H. Orr Land CO Court House Chicago Livestock Iee Knoxville Bengay Sanccn L. Goodlanddr C. F. Anderson Cc. M Davenport Kansas City Southwest Limited Godaty Sdaman Kansas City-Davenport Goros Canols W. C. Bell Bumlington Trailways Omaha Candy Kitchen North Side Square AL Cantoni Agea U.S LaGuardia Washington, Iowa The Navy Farmers’ Rendering Works Er, 2Nd Street Philco Davis Floyd Knepp Wm. Bruty Washington State Bank
Search Courier

Search the Washington Evening Journal Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Washington Evening Journal?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication