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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1944
Page
6
Certificates are no longer needed to recap or buy used farm implement tires and used passenger car tires and inner tubes. New tires and used truck tires still require certificates. An inspection is required to obtain any certificate.
The notice lists inspection timing for vehicles every six months or five thousand miles. It details validity of various gasoline coupons A B C E R T and heating season coupons with dates through March 21 1945 and August 31 1945, noting certain periods and forms. Consumers holding period four five and definite value coupons should use them accordingly.
Washington Lodge No 6 A. G. and A. M. holds regular meetings on the first Friday of each month. Morrison Jr., W. M. and A. W. Ward, secretary, are listed as officers.
Public transit notices list mixed train and bus departures from Washington to Chicago Davenport and Omaha with times for Nos 8 6 7 10 and 2 and 26 3 25. Tickets available at Bus Depot and Winga's Cafe North Side for intercity travel.
The notice lists daily rail departures from Washington with multiple northbound southbound legs to Iowa City Cedar Rapids Mt Pleasant Ft Madison Washington Sigourney Oskaloosa and Knowe. Timings include 6:35 6:45 and 7:15 a.m. and 1:44 3:15 and 8:30 p.m. arrivals with several connections and a depot at 107 W. gna where tickets are sold.
The note states that shoes stamps No. 1 No. 2 and No. 3 from Book 3 are valid for any pair at the earliest possible time. Loose shoe stamps are invalid and stamps must be removed from the book when a purchase is actually made.
Noble area notes a Christmas family gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Freyenberger with relatives from Havre, Washington, and nearby towns. Several residents visit, teach, or move, including Mary Schantz visiting Riverside and Mrs. Krabill relocating to the Zingg farm near Noble.
South Hill residents share Christmas joy as Sgt. Ray Riley arrives from Alaska and the Aleutians for a 21 day furlough. He plans to remain in the states for at least six months, while his brother Pfe Donald Riley serves with field artillery in Germany.
Franklin area Christmas gatherings knit families together with meals and social visits. H J Brenneman and Opal Bickford joined dinners at Keota and Franklin centers, while many others shared Christmas with relatives such as the Durst, Hoyle, Dawson, Waggoner, Keyser, and humston households. A note of wartime news arrives as Bob Keyser reports from Germany.
Farmers should do the best job of plowing to ease soil fitting, aid weed control, and improve crop yields, according to agricultural guidance stressing practical field work and soil stewardship.
BRIGHTON, Dec. 26. Local families share Christmas meals and gatherings across the area. Fred McElderry and Warren McElderry of Libertyville visit Mrs. Joseph Engel. B J Montgomery of Davenport stays with daughter Mrs. Raymond Stacy. Family weddings and travels pepper the holiday notes including George Malcolm Griffith’s marriage in Cumberland Md and Virginia Heintz, reported by Mrs. Edna S. Crile.
Stringtown teachers and pupils entertain the community with a Friday night program. Old Santa distributed treats and presents, a grab bag followed, then sandwiches pie and coffee were served.
Mr and Mrs L H Ringe shared Christmas dinner with Stella and Marjorie Riesne in Mt Pleasant. The Ethan and George Kook and Rex Swan families joined Chares mas dinner with Harlan Cw mings in Wayland. Mrs Edna Whirlmer and ett eren shared dinner with her mother Mrs Bashart in Wayland. Mr and Mrs Orie Boese and son spent Monday evening at Marvin Widmer home. Wishing you all a Happyen Year.
The description highlights emerald green rug against cool light green walls and ceiling. Plaid chairs in clear lemon yellow and gray contrast with white woodwork and fireplace backs, creating a bright contemporary look.
For maximum seed production from the second crop, begin the first cutting of red clover hay early. The timing affects seed yield and quality, so producers should plan harvests to capture peak regrowth and flowering potential.
The state manufactures more cigarettes than any other state, accounting for about 55 percent of America's total output. This dominance places North Carolina at the center of national tobacco industry production.
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