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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1946
Page
3
A Farm Bureau Editorial on Unity and Reform
Dave Livingston argues the Farm Bureau remains vital for farmers and national prosperity. He defends the bureau against critics, urges broader membership, warns against mission creep, and emphasizes its core roles in information sharing and legislative lobbying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Dave Livingston
Bits and Bobs from a 20th Century Mailbox
A patched page of light jokes verse and notes. Chuck Hotle recalls a tough army ride from California to Tennessee passing Washington Iowa and ponies the hints of a newspaper humor rippling through readers. Short quips and letters offer friendly humor and homey advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuck Hotle
California
Tennessee
Washington
Towa
Chuck
Service Veterans and Family News From Washington Area
Albert Spangler, home on furlough from Leyte, plans another three years in the Panama zone. Mae Knight visits Des Moines as husband arrives from Minneapolis after navy discharge. Kenneth Ward H. A. Learr returns from Seattle for 80 day leave. Pacific theater service noted. Funeral attendance cited for Mrs Pochard A. Johnson with local relatives listed. Keith Hunsaker and son Keith Jr visit Davenport after military discharge at Fort Leavenworth. Kenneth also honored discharge recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Spangler
Pacific
A. E. Spangler
Washington
Albert
Leyte
Panama Zone
Joe Knight
Des Moines
Minneapolis
Minn
Navy
Knight
Mae
China
Charles Evertone
Kenneth Ward H. A. le
Seattle Wash
F. Bb. Wid
Pacific Theater
Roy Fell
Davenport
Agnes McCulloush
Herbert Johnson
South Bend
Ind
Charles Frazier
Osage Beach
Keith Hunsaker
Keith, Jr
J. A. Hunsaker
Hame
Keith
Kenneth
Army
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Nine 1909 Lincoln pennies minted in the United States
The 1909 U.S. cent coinage saw nine distinct pennies issued. This included the Bachelor, Indian Head, and VDB designs among others, reflecting a diverse set of Lincoln cent varieties from that year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Junction Banks Elect Officers
Officers of the Louisa County National bank were reelected at the annual meeting in Columbus Junction on Tuesday. J D Buser was named president J C Richie vice president J E Henson cashier F C Spaeth assistant cashier and Max Vannice H W Eliason were elected directors. Buser Coffin Dougherty Richie and Henson were reelected directors. Officers of the Columbus Junction State bank were also reelected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Jan
Louisa County National Bank
J. D. Buser
J. C Richie
J.E. Henson
F. C. Spaethe
Max Vannice
H. W. Eliason
J. D Buser
F .W. Coffin
C. B. Dougherty
J. C. Richie
J. Kk. Henson
Bank Directors Reelect Weber and Colleagues at Annual Meeting
Tuesday at the annual meeting G. W. Weber was reelected president and H. Lee Huston remained vice president and cashier. D. R. Marshall, Sheldon Hawkins, Edith Orr, LeRoy Slughes, Lois Schlichting and Louise Hafner served as tellers and bookkeepers with dividends paid to stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Weber
H. Lee Huston
D. R. Marshall
Sheldon Hawkins
Edith Orr
LeRoy Slughes
Lois Schlichting
Louise Hafner
J. W. Robertson
Dale Edmondson
Rudolph Schlichting
C. E. Nicholson
F. J. Pine
Linn to Seek Re nomination in Iowa GOP Primary
Secretary of Agriculture Harry D. Linn of Des Moines announced today he will seek re nomination in the Republican primaries on June 3. He is joined by Governor Robert Blue and Superintendent of Public Instruction Jessie Parker as prominent incumbents facing reelection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Secretary of Agriculture
Harry D. Linn
Linn
Robert Blue
Jessie Parker
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God
Jesus
the Farm Bureau
CIO
AFL
Small Business Men's Association
Big Business
Farmer's Union
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Amos
UNO General Assembly
Clement Attlee
England
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London
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Tom
Pappa
Mary
L. V
Francis Scott Key
Bennie
Willie
Ruud and Smith
Iowa Southern Utilities CO
ODM Raster Weller Dutro’s
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Mgr
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State Theatre
Peek de Eee
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