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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1964
Page
7
A Washington Post survey reports across Americans private disappointments center on family health finances and education while hopes focus on jobs and material gains. Death of loved ones and shock of public figures deaths leave lasting impact. education and ambition drive future betterment.
Washington humor column riffs on okra as a cultural force from a Tennessee okra festival queen to joked world tastings. Garretson notes okra aids stomachs after imbibing, prompting whimsical predictions of okra shrines and renamed places.
Rubio Quilting Club met in Richland with officers named for the season. Members discussed a holiday dinner at Bailey Coffee Shop and upcoming community events while residents shared travel plans and family news from Rubio to Detroit and California.
A sequence of closing out farm sales listed with dates from December 15 to January 12. Locations span Cotter Iowa Washingon Kalona Ainsworth Columbus Junction Riverside Coppock Washington Libe corner and Doc White farm. Start times range 10 am to 1 pm with multiple executors Edwin Richards Clayton Bear Clara Freenor Roy Funston Fred Jarvis Richard Simon George Goetz John L. Davis.
Multiple farm sale notices describe auctions near Crawfordsville Ainsworth Kalona Wapello Ollie Columbus Junction and Washington Iowa with start times from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Weekly livestock sales are listed for Ka lona Sales Barn Wapello Ollie and Washington with hog sheep and cattle lots on various weekdays. A New Blender ad and a sunken treasure report from Columbus Ga noting silver dollars found in a stern wheel steamboat wreck are also included.
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