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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1938

Page

5

Washington area sale listings announce weekly auctions

Negus Livestock auction in Washington runs Tuesdays at the Mil waukee yards. Midway Sale for Columbus Junction on Wednesdays. Community Sale every Friday at City Feed Yard. February events include Farmers Implement Store's John Deere Day in Washington on Feb 24 and W F Fleming estate sale in Washington Feb 24. Also Negus Bros horse sale Feb 24 and E J Hamilton closing out household goods sale Feb 24 near Washington. Jake Hendrickson hosts annual horse and implement sale at Richland on March 8.

Negus Livestock Washington Milwaukee Yards Columbus Junction City Feed Farmers Implement Store John Deere W. IF. Fleming Anna Fleming Negus Bros E. J. Hamilton Jake Hendrickson Richland

Iowa Legion to Convene in Davenport in August 1938

Iowa Department of the American Legion set its 1938 convention for August 9 and 10 in Davenport after a two day executive committee meeting for post commanders and adjutants attended by about 750. The auxiliary heard speakers including Mrs Eben Keen and Mrs T A King with Irene Ruth Weller of McGregor winning the statewide essay contest on protection for America.

Des Moines Iowa Department of the American Legion Davenport Frank Miles Iowa Legionaire Legion Auxiliary Eben P. Keen Honesdale National Defence Committee T. A. King West Union Iowa National Americanism Committee Irene Ruth Weller McGregor Towa America

For Sale Reliable Gas Range

FOR SALE Reliable gas range cheap. Art Prall 221 So Ave D. LOST AND FOUND LOST TRUCK CHAIN Washington Dil Co CALA 613.

Art Prall Ave Lost—Truck Chain Washington Dil Co

Status of False Teeth Is a Puzzle

Denver report on Ralph A. Nichols of the U S Bureau of Internal Revenue seeking guidance on whether a taxpayer can claim a capital loss for missing false teeth. Experts offered opinions about casualty or business loss rules, but no clear ruling given as teeth value and circumstance are unclear.

Denver INS Ralph A. Nichols United States Bureau of Internal Revenue Nicholas Revenue Department

Phil George Family Spends a Day with Rev and Mrs Webster

The Phil George family and children Phyllis and Bob from Keola spent Sabbath with Rev and Mrs Norman Webster in Crawfordsville. Virginia Miller and Paul Haworth visited from Cedar Rapids on Saturday morning.

Phil George Ry Nelle Manners Crawfordsville Philip George Phyllis Bobby Keola Norman &. Webster Virginia Miller Paul Haworth Cedar Rapids

Markets Chicago Livestock Report February Questioned Prices

Chicago markets show hogs strong to 10 cents higher with 16 000 head on the day including 3000 direct. Top hog price 9.16 for 150 to 220 pounds. heftier weights quoted from 8.10 to 9.10. Cattle steady with beef steers 8.00 to 10.50, cows 4.75 to 6.75, calves up to 11.50, feeders 5.50 to 7.50. Sheep steady with lambs 7.75 to 8.10 and feeders 6.50 to 7.26. Estimated tomorrow receipts include cattle 10 000 hogs 16 000 sheep 10 000.

Chicago Livestock Chicago

February 22 Farmers and bankers meet for sale and tours

The note mentions February 22 as a day bankers and farmers gather for sales and business. Dillion Leyb, a former Washington citizen teaching in Blockton, was a weekend visitor. Gil bert Barr of Crawfordsville sent his Evening Journal through S. L. Hahn. Howard buys a valued black team at the Lewis Yoder sale Kalona, making four black horses on the farm. John Deere day is anticipated in town, with plans for entertainment and instruction.

Dillion Leyb Washington Citizen Blockton Town Washington H. M. Stewart Crawfordsville Howard Kalona

Snowy notes and clock quips cross Kansas and Britain

A slice of 1930s bulletins mentions disease controls for incoming planes, German industry making candy from wood, and unexpected snow in Kansas with forecasts of a wheat crop. It notes Queen Mary’s 596 clocks driven by two master clocks and adds a personal sign off from Washington.

Unusual Deaths and Oddities Highlighted in Local Notes

A collection of brief, quirky items from the era includes remarks on governmental taxes and payoffs, family reunions with quarreling, a Maine cow bearing twins, and a tongue in cheek note on constitutional talk. Local figures Roy Wells and G. H. Mayer are mentioned with thanks for support and roads. Science Brevities and Laughter conclude the page.

Weekend visitors and hospital update in Iowa

Weekend visitors included Mr and Mrs Lisle Anwyl of Mediapolis staying with Mrs Ollie Anwyl and R V Davis who recently underwent an emergency operation in an Iowa City hospital. Davis remains seriously ill but stable as friends await better news.

Harold Miller Lisle Anwyl Mediapolis Ollie Anwyl R. V. Davis Iowa City

Last Traces of Sun-Worship on Gothland Island

Describes a curious vestige of pre Christian sun worship on Gothland in the Baltic. It notes that Thursdays, linked to the storm god, were the day peasants did not spin or dance as offerings could not be made to the sun god Ba.

Goth Land Baltic Sea

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