Ration Dates Set for Truck Tires
Certificates no longer needed for recapping truck tires. Class A ration third inspection period through March 31. Class B ration fourth in turn follows dates not fully shown.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1944
Page
4
Certificates no longer needed for recapping truck tires. Class A ration third inspection period through March 31. Class B ration fourth in turn follows dates not fully shown.
The notice lists ration details for various products including fuel oil, gasoline, sugar, processed foods, stamps, and tokens with specific validity dates. It notes tire preservation, no extra fuel oil, and a system where blue and red stamps convert to points under a new program.
Washington Lodge No. 26 A F and A M holds its regular meeting on the first Friday of each month. Russel Goodin serves as W M and A W Yard is the secretary.
Transit notices list westbound No. 8 Golden State Limited at 1 55 a m and No 11 Southwest Express to Chicago. eastbound buses depart Washington at 2 50 a m 10 35 a m and 2 50 p m with all eastbound routes to Chicago. Tickets sold at local depot and Winga’s Cafe.
Pvt Chas Simpson returns to Alaska with the engineers corps after a furlough spent with relatives. The article notes several local visitors and health updates on town residents, including Mrs. J. B. Pressly and Mildred Pressly, plus a hospital brace for a patient at University hospital, Iowa City.
Bond and stamp sales for February 11 totaled 114.65 with seniors and various grade totals listed. Miss Shipley oversees a one act play Tub Trouble for a Kalona Play Festival. High school students attended the Purdue Iowa game. Valentine party fun noted. Declam contests, garden seed drive for a new American flag, perfect spelling records, and birthday wishes share the school’s busy week along with class updates and reading activities.
Iowa Democrats weigh a joint Roosevelt Gillette ticket as a bold 1944 tactic. State Chair Jake Mors filed to promote Gillette possibly renewing his candidacy while rumors swirl about patronage pressures and party dynamics. The piece notes key players like Gillette and Vice President Wallace as potential keynote figures at the state convention.
Republican headquarters avoid comment on primary fate while polls hint Hickenlooper could beat Gillette measures. In Council Bluffs a straw vote on open government stirs interest as Ottumwa grumbles and citizens seek answers on juvenile crime liquor sales gambling and slot machines in public venues.
West Chester reports a large W S C S gathering at Mrs I E Coffey's home with devotions led by Mrs Lou Bauer and a program by Mrs F M Lindenmeyer The group plans the annual Father and Son banquet at the Methodist church on Tuesday evening Feb 22 Delicacies were served by several hostesses. Abbie Bayer has returned home after six weeks in Washington county hospital. R C Ferguson suffered hand and wrist injuries and a sprained left foot from a slip on ice last Thursday. Set Robert Leslie Stagers and others were noted.
Mrs E P Rich and family hosted a birthday party Tuesday for Edwin P Rich whose birthday was Wednesday. Homemade ice cream and cake were shared. Guests included Mr and Mrs Ivan Rich, Sandra and Ronnie of Olds, Frank Rich and family of Washington, Mr and Mrs Irvan Coffey and Sgt Stagers on fifteen day leave from the Pacific.
John Harold Jones has returned to Camp Roberts California after a week with his father and relatives in Columbus Junction. The report notes a visit by Cpl. and Mrs. Almon Hillyer from Tampa to see local relatives, and mentions Chapter CX PEO Sisterhood meeting with Edith Reaney and Helen Orr presenting sketches of American history.
A Cairo area couple, longtime residents of the community, mark their 53rd wedding anniversary at home on Friday February 25. Town officials teased about meal value during weekend banquet tickets printed in red blue gold ink.
A four year old sorrel team mare and gelding bred by Ed Doeffer Muscatine sold for 385 dollars to Davis Crawfordsville at Midway Sales. Webber Richland consigned strawberry roan mares aged five and six bought by a local farmer for 37 dollars. Other teams sorrel roan and black sold 300 to 354 dollars. A six year old sorrel Belgian mare brought 165 dollars, saddle horses around 130 dollars, Jenny mules 100 dollars, Jack mules 560 to 75 dollars.
Horses and mules were sold with 25 head going to Wisconsin and 35 head south, the rest to farmers in surrounding communities. At Midway Sales company pavilion Angus and Hereford stock cattle weighing about 560 pounds sold for 12.50 to 13.75 per hundredweight. Klotz and Duncan of Columbus Junction and E. H. Dunlap of Wapello conducted both sales.
The Philadelphia area saw the first formation of marine corps units in 1775 when colonial forces organized Continental Marines to serve on warships and shore duties. This early effort established the core for the future United States Marine Corps.
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