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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1944
Page
6
Certificates no longer required to buy used farm implement tires and inner tubes as well as used passenger car tires. New tires and used truck tires still need certificates. Inspections required to obtain certificates.
Wayne Ogier 17, son of Mr and Mrs Lee Ogier, finished a course at Lincoln Nebraska and will enter the air corps after turning 18 next April. Also notes: Marvin Teeter promoted to storekeeper 3/e at Little Creek. Clifford Chamberlin visited family. Capt Charles Jenkins on furlough after bombing missions in Italy. Melvin Partington wounded in Italy. T E Johnston estate sale postponed due to snow. Wendell Hughes advances in rank in South Pacific. Community club Christmas program planned for Dec 20 on Main Street.
Mrs Jesse Stouts sister Marie Elmore attends William Penn college at Oskaloosa spent the weekend in the Stout home Evert Westen and a family visited Walter Westen and family Lloyd Stout stayed with grandparents Mr and Mrs Elmore of Fairfield Zack Pratt had dinner at the Pratt home Weather notes mention snowbound status.
The French city of Falaise is famed as the birthplace of William the Conqueror, tied to its historic castle and medieval heritage. The site draws visitors seeking links to Norman conquest history.
A report notes that more than 150,000 forest fires are recorded in the United States each year, highlighting persistent wildfire activity and associated environmental impact.
Sheep show relative immunity to acute transmissible diseases that affect cattle pigs and poultry, which increases losses from worm parasites. Buckwheat acts as crop failure insurance, planted late and adaptable to poorly drained soils that other grains cannot fit into.
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