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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1948

Page

5

Classified Ads Deadline Notice

All classified ads received by 1 30 p m will be published on the same day. For further information call Adtaker phone 6 or 64.

Adtaker

Teenster Chit Chats Encourages Local Youth News

Arba White, a newcomer, invites teen readers to share their parties dances and games. He recalls a basketball game against Ottumwa and a teen-canteen event, urging youths to report activities and will feature their news in upcoming columns.

Oil official cites limited US production due to shipments

In Washington, Max W Ball director of the oil and gas division told a senate committee that US oil output had reached a peak and was constrained by shipments to the Eastern Hemisphere, with supplies reportedly scarce.

Oil and Gas Department of Interior Max W Ball Finise Washington

Cooperative marketing and purchasing associations grow nationwide

The United States now has over 10 000 cooperative agricultural market ing and purchasing associations. About 2 730 000 members are in marketing groups and 1 500 000 in purchasing groups. These cooperatives handle more than five billion dollars in annual business.

Cooperative Agricultural Marketing and United States

Cultural Birth Practices Across Nations

The text contrasts gender roles in childbirth customs. In Ecuador a mother is expelled while the father is honored and kept pampered as he adjusts to fatherhood. In Sudan a new mother may leave her children to the father after several births. In the Philippines and Japan the father fakes labor during delivery.

Ecuador Sudan Africa Philippines Japan

Riverside Social Notes Show Local Guests And Holiday Observances

Riverside and surrounding residents hosted numerous visitors during the holidays. A large dinner at the Pogge home in Riverside brought together A H Pogge and guests from Chicago Shreveport Springfield and Missouri along with local families. Additional notables include Margaret Ann Heitzman visiting grandparents, churches and schools noting holiday schedules and several residents visiting relatives in Iowa City Davenport Moline Cedar Rapids and Keota.

Riverside A. H. Pogge William d'Autremont Chicago Wesley Pogge Shreveport Louisiana Edwin East Springfield Missouri Robert Pogge West Point George Pogse Margaret Ann Heitzman Paul Heitzman Iowa City ST. Heitzman Peoples Trust and Savings Bank Donald Waldsehmidt Louis Wealdschmidt St. Ambrose College Davenport Felix Florang Timber Lake South Dakota Joseph Krotz Frank Prymek Fiorang Edward Floreng Frank German Robert Wilson Cedar Rapids Jes Wes Sojka Sars S. Rice St. Ambrose Academy Charles Bb. Rice St. Mary's Church Bunuay al Ibe Nancy Susan John Ww. Soukup William Tagram Milo Jiscrain Oevelwein Ralpedi Krileopfer Earl Griffin Dale Sojka Jeanne Robert Kleppfer Kathy Mary Kern Robert Burieh Alberta Alphonse Kleopfer Elino J. Knittel Ulmer Ries Ries Mary George Koswers Yurosajka Rose Shebanek William Shebanek Laverne Evelyn Enma Shebanek Clarence Rummel

Knights of Columbus Chartered in Connecticut in 1882

The Knights of Columbus received a special charter for the first society on March 29 1882. It began in New Haven as a fraternal benefit association for Catholic men of St Mary's Church.

Connecticut First Knights of Columbus Society New Haven St. Mary's Church

Birds’ Heads Turn Freely for Wide Field of View

Birds cannot move their eyes to scan objects and must rotate their heads. This anatomical trait gives them highly flexible necks capable of twisting the head in many directions.

Départ of Sie Event North of Washington Area

The notice lists a start time of 11 00 a m for an event near Kalona and Washington with LeRoy J Krevz named in the fragment. Further details are unreadable in the damaged text.

Sie Washington Kalona LeRoy J. Krevz

West Chester News From School Reporters

West Chester reports Christmas fund totals from parents reach 72 dollars, up nearly 4 from last year. Students note schedule: classes resume January 6, exams January 12 and 13, second semester January 14. Choirs performed, gift exchanges held, and students describe holiday moods and school life before Christmas break.

West Chester

Christmas Spirit In Allegheny School

Genevieve Van Trump reports on a three day week due to Christmas vacation. Students decorate the front board with Merry Christmas and holly. Algebra class covers equation divisions and the class reads Tale of Two Cities as daily lessons. General service focuses on astronomy as the semester tests approach after break.

Santa Howe Sane Gues Fatty Peann Genevieve van Trump

Substitute Kochia Proves Valuable For Fodder Use

Colorado A. and M. college workers report that Kochia, once seen as ornamental, offers resistance to grasshoppers and drought, produces leafier hay and high crude protein. Other names include Mexican fire weed burning bush summer cypress fireball and Belvidere.

Colorado A M. College

Food Lost to Fire Hits Thousands of Food Establishments

Fire destroys vast quantities of food across mills elevators packing plants bakeries restaurants barns creameries dairies and groceries. The losses span flour mills packing plants bakeries restaurants and creameries amid widespread agricultural facilities.

Automatic Selling Expands Across Retail Lines

Vending machines win consumer acceptance and compete with retailing in a growing $500 million industry. New models sell canned and frozen foods, hosiery, books, toilet articles, shirts, neckties, ice cream, hot dogs and complete meals. Easier coin change boosts automatic merchandising.

Wash by Sound Waves Impresses Laundry Future

A historical note suggests washing by sound waves could replace traditional laundering. Citing a submarine detector principle, it claims sound waves may separate dirt particles from fabrics and clothes, offering a future laundry method.

Walnut Capital: Kansas City Leads Walnut Product Trade

Kansas City Missouri is cited as the walnut products capital of the United States, producing the most walnut products including gun stocks during World War II, surpassing other regions.

California Kansas City United States

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