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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1936

Page

2

Jeffrey-Wallace sale postponed in town

John Olson of Minneapolis was in town yesterday for the Jeffrey-Wallace sale north of Haskins, postponed to Friday January 24 2912. The Journal notes Mrs. D J Palmer is very ill after a fall on West Washington Street, with several items from locals including auctions, crafts exhibits, and visits by Davenport and Santa Anna residents.

John Olson Minneapolis Jeffrey-Wallace Haskins Journal D. J. Palmer D. F. Macon M. Iowa C. B. Dougherty Jast Altadena Calif Cecil Horton E. M. Bridges & Co Ptandard Anes Roy Finch David Roy Brighton Finch Harriett Barrett Lyle Duncan Cotter Washington George Klett Beatrice Carris Rubio Maggie Foster John McCall Long Bach Susie Johnson

Severe Iowa Cold Snap Grips State

A record cold wave hits Iowa with drivers urged to stay off roads. Temperatures plummet statewide with Emmetsburg at 86 below zero and forecasts calling for 35 below in northeast areas. Cities report 30 below in northwest and 25 below in southeast as highways freeze and snow drifts close routes.

Des Moines Iowa Emmettsburg Weather Bureau Vinton Decorah Marshalltown Algona Eldora Waterloo

Mayor Lytle Urges Snow Shoveling Ordinance Compliance

Mayor Lloyd Lytle warns property owners to clear walks of snow or face municipal action. The city may hire workers to shovel and bill the cost to the property, citing dangers of icy sidewalks and pedestrians' safety.

Lloyd Lytle Lytle

First Paint in Utah Made by Brigham Young

Reports say Brigham Young produced Utahs first paint in the early 1880s after bringing a 100-pound keg of lead pigment by ox team across the plains. Joseph Pitt ground flaxseed to make the oil needed to create the paint used on the church leaders residence.

Utah Brigham Young Plains Joseph Pitt

Tomlonson Family Visit Rev Osborn Home in Wellman

The Tomlonson family from Salem spent the weekend with Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Osborn in Wellman. Funeral services for CG C Gingerich of Kalona were held at Timber Church. he and his wife were longtime Wellman residents. Holy Communion will be celebrated at St John Lutheran in February. Former resident Dr Wayne Foster of Cedar Rapids, a University of Iowa athletics appointee, is a local high school graduate and brother to Maplecrest hatchery officials.

Cordeille Braden Wellman Ralph Tomlonson Salem Thomas Osborn CG. C. Gingerich Kalona Timber Maplecrest Eva Barbara Bauer Pokrantz St. John’s Luthern Wayne Foster Cedar Rapids University of Iowa Henry Hila) Foster B. C. Foster Br. N. Foster Maple

Eight Birds Feed at Lloyd Grants Home Feeder

Lloyd Grant a 14 year old from Sun nyside avenue Burlington fed eight different kinds of birds this winter. The feeder helped birds during harsh weather. Birds noted include blue jays topknots redbirds sap suckers sparrows and chickadees. Lloyd is the son of Mr and Mrs Guy Grant.

Burlington Lloyd Grant Sunnyside Avenue Lloyd Guy Grant

Old Mill Picture Wins State Award

A photograph of an 1849 old mill near Elkader won the University of Iowa camera club prize for best historical picture and the Grant Wood award for best Iowa architecture before 1850. Bertha Morey of Ottumwa earned second with a windlass well at Keokukowa. Professor Harold Williams of Iowa City placed third with an old barn near Dubuque.

Iowa City Elkader Robert O. Bickel Cedar Rapids Bickel University of Iowa Camera Club Grant Wood Iowa Bertha Morey Ottumwa Keogauqua Harold Williams Dubuque George Horner R W. Scharf Herb Schwartz Des Moines Regier and Tribune

Fresh Water Clams Recalled as Mussels Not Oysters

Fresh water clams, relatives of oysters, are correctly called mussels not oysters. The term mussel applies to the 6 freshwater clams noted in the discussion.

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