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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1950

Page

6

Ramblings and Remnants column recounts shop mouse scare

Bruce Cowden narrates a humorous newsroom incident where a mouse terrorized the Journal print shop. Harry Watkins and Max Marle led a scramble, the rodent was dispatched, and the women in the shop cheered the heroes. The piece shifts to anecdotes about a 20 year old Masonic temple fire and a Business Week study on who buys for the family, noting shifts in women's purchasing influence and work patterns.

Journal Ana Harry Watkins Max Marle Harry George McDaniel East Washington Street City Hall Washington

Weekly and special livestock and household sale listings

A column listing community sales each Friday at Whittaker sale barn and livestock sales on Wednesdays at Midway Sales Company Columbus Junction Iowa and Thursdays at Kalona Sales Barn Kalona Iowa. Additional sales include Ollie Livestock Fyrehange Ollie Iowa January 21 23 24 26 28 and February 7 with various locations and times detailing Closing Out Sales Public Auction and estate actions with organizers such as Smith Glenn Maurice Bleess Finley Jennings Lyle Maxwell Estate P J Graber and others.

Whittaker Sale Midway Sales Columbus Junction Iowa Kalona Sales Barn Kalona Ollie Livestock Fyrehange Ollie North Second Avenue Harry Horak Duroe Knotek Bros. &Timm Fimm Farm Muscatine Washington Riverside Smith & Glenn Brighton Maurice Bleess Ainsworth Corner Highway 218 Finley & Jennings Jock American Pearl Button Company Miller Crawfordsville Lyle J. Maxwell P. J. Graber

Valley Locals Social Roundup Reflects Weekend Visits

Valley residents share a busy spell of visits and callers. Omer Klett and family shopped in Washington while Charles Bond and Marion Beason helped with wood for Ray Sojka near Riverside. The Lassies Guild officers were installed at the local church.

Charles Bond Valley Omer Klett Des Moines George Bond Rogerlett Donald Feltz Washington Roxanna Altenburad Howard Francis Feliz Edwin Showman Sigourney Donald Jessie Bond Daryl Leftler Marion Beason Junior McKune Ray Sojka Riverside Gerald Feltz Nick Keota Feltz Kenneth Sheetz Talleyrand Bill Asken Winnie Beller Jim Deal Omer Klett and Oskaloosa Charles Woods Lassies Guild

Riverside High closes first semester with perfect attendance

Riverside, January 18. Riverside High School reports perfect attendance for the first semester. Students listed include Margaret Bell Dave Cress Don Dutler Thomas Havel Connie Rath Cletus Novy Doris Heck Dave Marner Virgil Vochaska Jean Kern Joan Kern. Honor roll names include Larry Lukavsky Thomas Havel Margaret Bell Dave Marner Betty Fisher and Eugene Lukavsky.

Marge Luckey Riverside The Riverside High School Margaret Bell Dave Cress Don Dutler Thomas Havel Connie Rath Cletus Novy Doris Heck Dave Marner Virgil Vochaska Jean Kern Joan Kern Larry Lukavsky Betty Fisher Eugene Lukavsky

Kat chewing in Yemen linked to temporary lift and later weakness

People of Yemen chew kat leaves to forget troubles and gain stimulation, but continued use weakens the body and lowers resistance to disease. The practice reflects a social habit with health drawbacks over time.

Yemen

New Hematonic Promises Quick Blood Renewal

A vintage advertisement touts CERTA-VIN as a hematonic remedy to fight blood starvation. It claims two liquid elements restore red blood cells, improve digestion, reduce gas, and boost energy within 2 to 4 days. Price cited as a few cents daily at Pioneer Drug Store, 125 W. Washington.

Pioneer Drug Store Washington

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