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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1933
Page
4
The canvass to secure signers to the Depositors Agreement for Washington National Bank’s reopening is progressing strongly. Depositors are signing promptly, recognizing the choice between receivership and a going bank. The plan aims to restore two live banks, stimulate circulation, and prevent further economic decline.
A dated letter from Granada Spain on January 9 1933 describes Lloyd McCalls illness aboard a sea voyage from Tangier to Gibraltar and to England. He notes cold desert nights hot days rough water and waves soaking him as others suffered seasickness.
Traveler recounts an Atlantic crossing and Spain trip from Gibraltar to Granada. He describes Alhambra sights, mountain snow, and city heatless hotels, noting beggars, coffee rituals, lottery sales, and police passport checks. Next stops include Alicante Valencia and Barcelona en route to London.
A reader notes today’s word is reprehensible meaning worthy of blame. The entry shows usage examples and a prompt to build vocabulary by mastering one term daily.
In a reflective piece the author notes the Dutch Market's unchanging menu and prices, then recalls a Lincoln Heights school basketball game at the Y M C A. The scene features Jimmy Casey refereeing and a nod to local civic service as a quote highlights volunteered work.
L. F. Woodburn reports a sign reading No Trespassing Aloud on the gate of the Theodore Been blossom place in Marion township, noting trespass warnings.
A reader defends Mr. Macon against claims the airship bears his name and laments town ridicule. The letter argues for fair treatment, praises meals and gratitude, and jokes about Napoleon in a light community voice.
Maud McCartney wins the My Favorite Poem and Why contest with her poem and reason printed in the journal. The prize box of candy awaits at the Journal office or by mail if she requests delivery.
A short verse urges lasting memory through living love not tokens. It asks to be remembered by growing heart, sharpened sight, and strengthened hands serving the earth, because of me.
A speaker defends drinking while condemning zealots and reflects on a son’s death from alcohol related harm. The verse argues for personal liberty and cautious care for youth, urging readers to consider responsibility and brotherhood in a troubled world.
poem reminiscence recalling hurtful day by Margaret Sangster and family. speaker laments harsh words toward loved ones and recalls mother’s calming refrain If I Had Known to hush harsh words. references memory of father mother and two brothers.
February brings Groundhog Day Lincoln Washington and the flag valentines and early birds returning south shortest month. Snow melts floods creeks and rivers and butchering day and fresh sausage highlight late winter traditions.
Edna St Vincent Millay’s sonnet about love as imperfect yet vital is quoted. The narrator recalls hearing Millay read sonnet 30 from Fatal Interview and expresses strong admiration for the author and her poetry.
The latest patent novelty is a bullet proof shirt claimed to stop a revolver shot at five paces. The key test will be when the garment is sent to the laundry for cleaning and drying.
A fragmented column discusses notions of female weight and public interest. The piece references Mrs. Bobbins and a husband, framing questions about what a woman should weigh and what readers may weigh in with tomorrow.
In district court John Greiner and Carrie Anderson sue to quiet and confirm fee simple title to two described tracts in South Washington, Washington County. The petition alleges errors in the record title and adverse claims by many named and unknown defendants and unknown claimants, seeks foreclosure of rights and a decree binding all parties, with a March 13 1933 hearing and no personal claims against defendants. Attorneys Livingston and Eicher represent the plaintiffs.
A writ of special execution directs a public sale in Washington Iowa on February 28 1933 from 2 to 4 pm. The property includes parts of Section 7 Township 75 North Range 6 West with a railway right of way excluded. The sale benefits Connecticut General Life Insurance Company. Terms cash. Sheriff R H McCarty notes the sale.
By writ of special execution the district court will sell Nellie McCwan’s real estate at public auction in Washington Iowa on February 25 1933 between 9 am and 4 pm. The lot details are Lot eight in block one Orr's subdivision Outlet 6 and the west 11 poles of Outlet 7 in the Town now city of Washington. The sale proceeds go to satisfy the judgment against McLean at the suit of J M Bratten.
L F Woodburn and L E Dunlap named as trustees for holders of debentures issued by the Washington Loan and Trust Company of Washington Iowa. Date January 23 1933. Iowa Deputy February 3 10.
Community members including Irene Gerdes Helen Finney and Jean White attended the Older Boys and Girls Conference in Washington last Tuesday. Mrs Finney and other locals visited Iowa City and Washington over the weekend and the D A P club met sharing household hints and lunch. next meeting planned with Elizabeth Reese.
A playful local anecdote centers on a man obsessed with gardening and a peculiar speech habit. He studies a decorative encyclopedia while examining every page for tips on growing tulips and herbs.
Headaches, loss of appetite and energy, sallow complexion and sleeplessness warn of constipation. Kellogg's ALL-BRAN provides bulk to aid regularity and iron for blood building. Two tablespoonfuls daily overcome most types. serious cases should see a doctor. enjoy ALL-BRAN as a cereal or in cooking. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
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