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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1936

Page

8

Notice of Probate of Will in Washington County Iowa

In district court Washington County Iowa case number 6770 an instrument purporting to be the last will of Mary W Meek deceased dated May 10 1936 was filed opened and read January 27 1936. Hearing set for 9 00 AM at the Washington court house before the district court or clerk. All interested persons must appear and show cause why the instrument should not be probated and allowed. By order of M R Noonan clerk of the district court. Dated Washington Iowa January 20 1953.

Washington County Mary W. Meek Court House Washington Iowa District Court Said County M. R. Noonan M RR. Noonan

Portuguese Opened Ethiopia Opening to World in Sixteenth Century

The Portuguese were the first to open up Ethiopia to the world in the sixteenth century after the land had been unseen for many years.

Ethiopia Ethopia

Global population estimate and soil life densities

A fragment asserts that the number of individuals on Earth is dwarfed by the nearly two billion acts of replication possible in soil life across small plots. The text juxtaposes human counts with microbial abundance in a single square foot of soil.

Artesian Wells Supply Juda Village Water Needs

Seven artesian wells, each about 195 feet deep, supply water for Juda Wisconsin a village of 150 inhabitants. The surrounding hills rise about 100 feet above the streets.

Juda Wis

Defense Bar Seeks New Approach to Confession Claims

The quoted line hints at ongoing disputes over compelled statements and the use of coercive interrogation methods. Lawyers debate admissibility and the role of police pressure in obtaining confessions. The remark reflects defense strategy challenges and potential reforms.

Paris Museum Founded in 1635

The French National Museum of Natural History in Paris traces its origins to 1635. It established a longstanding scholarly mission and expanded its collections through centuries of scientific work and royal patronage.

Paris National Museum of Natural History

Knotek Brothers Duroc Sale Set for January 28

Duroc breeders nationwide respond to Knotek Brothers sale announced for Tuesday January 28 at Rene Warner barn north of Washington on highway No 1. Thirty five bred sows fall gilts and sale sows mostly sired by Wave Ace with strong demand from Iowa bred stockmen. Local fanciers expect large turnout for the beef type offering showcasing Wave Ace progeny and Knotek contributions to regional herds.

Duroc United States Knotek Brothers Duroe Wave Ace Iowa State Fair Rene Warner Washington Highway No. 1 Knotek Iowa

Iowa University sees 138 seek degrees at mid-year convocation

At the University of Iowa 138 men and women filed for degrees ahead of the February 4 mid year convocation. The total matches last year’s, though some may be delayed as candidates fail to meet requirements. Liberal arts lead with 59 BA degrees. engineering seven, law six, dentistry two, pharmacy one. Masters total 56 with 27 master of arts, 15 master of science and 14 doctor of philosophy candidates.

Iowa City University of Iowa Ret F. G. Higbee Pharmacy

Aline MacMahon Seen as Screen’s Most Versatile Star

The article praises Aline MacMahon as one of Hollywood’s most gifted and versatile actresses. It notes her preference for varied roles regardless of virtue or vice and cites her praise of Basil Rathbone in the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer detective story Kind Lady now at the Fox theater.

Aline MacMahon Hollywood Miss MacMahon Metro-Goldwyth-Mayer Fox Theater Basil Rathbone Rook

Harvard to Offer First Graduate Courses in Automobile Traffic Control

Harvard University's Bureau for Street Traffic Research will start next fall regular graduate courses on automobile traffic control in Cambridge. Fifteen fellowships of 1200 will be awarded to college graduates seeking traffic control engineering, supported by gifts from the Automobile Manufacturers Association. Dr Miller McClintock calls traffic problems nationally important and suitable for university research and professional training.

Cambridge Mass Harvard University Bureau For Miller McClintock Bureau Harvard Automobile Manufacturers Association

Sloops and Schooners Explained by Mast Count

A sloop has one mast while a schooner carries two or more masts clarifying a basic naval distinction for boats and ships in historical terminology.

Oxygen Intake and Pure Air Advantage

The human body uses no less oxygen when breathing pure oxygen than when breathing ordinary air containing 21 percent oxygen. The statement contrasts oxygen utilization under different breathing conditions.

Captain Blood Proves a Thrilling Film Masterpiece

Olivia De Havilland and Errol Flynn deliver remarkable performances in Rafael Sabatini's pirate tale Captain Blood now a Cosmopolitan Productions film. Shown at the State theater as a First National release, the production dazzles with stark drama vast sets and vivid action, earning high audience praise.

Rafael Sabatini High Seas Captain Blood Cosmopolitn Productions

Pride Isn’t Everything Says Ansele Eben

Ansele Eben argues pride alone cannot save a nation when there is little to show for it. He stresses that a country’s fortune hinges on real progress, not empty pride, in a reflective commentary.

Ansele Eben

Chesterfields mild and satisfying cigarette claim

The passage argues Chesterfields are mild not strong or harsh and still satisfy the smoker. It claims they please the taste and give what the smoker wants in a cigarette.

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