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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1947

Page

6

Veterans education push and war bride questions answered

General Omar Bradley orders VA offices to exhaust all options for admitting disabled veterans to schools this fall amid crowding. About 98,747 disabled veterans are in training under the act, with 51,790 in schools and 46,957 in on the job programs. Engineering dominates classroom study and mechanics dominates job training. A war bride may enter the United States with her baby at government expense after the baby is six months old. Former WAC reenlistment requires volunteering for the war end date plus six months or to June 30, 1947, in the same grade as discharge.

Omar Bradley General Bradley France Ocala Fla. A War Department United States Women’s Army Corps WAC Chicago Wacs Army of the

Economical Storage Of Farm Vegetables

Practical guide on home vegetable storage notes suitable pits and mounds. Recommends near freezing 32F with 80 to 90 percent humidity for root crops and warns summer crops need above 50F. Also covers air exchange and deep underground storage advantages.

W. J. Dryden

Toad Frog Valued For Insect Control By Farmers

Farmers estimate each common toad frog saves crops by eating harmful insects. The value is at least seven dollars and fifty cents annually per toad.

Know Your Breed Duroc Know Your Breed Duroc

Miss Cherry Brenda Illinois prize winning Duroc son. Durocs originated in the northeastern United States from red hogs. Cherry red is the popular shade and Durocs are hearty prolific good mothers and grazers. They have superior prolificacy rapid growth and feeding qualities for over 60 years. The present medium type has high quality standard cuts and markets demand. Durocs reach about 200 pounds at six months. Shoulders are smooth and fleshy with good length and depth.

United States

Barrel Waterer Designed for Range and Poultry Use

A Vermont station designed barrel waterer intended for use on range and suitable for poultry houses and yards when running water is unavailable. An automatic water-level control can be obtained from local dealers.

Vermont Station

Pasture Improvement Urged by University Findings

Tests at the University of Arkansas show cattle weight gains of 100 pounds with proper pasture fertilization. Farmers are urged to assess pastures now and plan improvements for next year, including sod establishment where perennials are lacking and fertilizer needs to be tested.

University of Arkansas

Employment Service Map Shows Handicapped Workers Employed

A study by the U S employment service demonstrates that handicapped workers can be and are employed in all occupations across the economy.

U. S. Employment Service

Community and closing out sales listed for January and February

Weekly community sale every Friday at Whittaker sale barn and livestock sales each Wednesday at Midway Sales Company in Columbus Junction Iowa. The notice lists multiple closing out and public sales with dates from January 23 to February 6 including locations near Washington Keota West Chester and Burlington with start times around 10:30 to 12:00 and various sellers such as Tom Stirling Sam Weaver G. C. Duncan & Sons Donald Smith and Elvin H. Luers.

Whittaker Midway Sales Company Columbus Junction Iowa Washington Tom Stirling West Chester Highway 81 Sam Weaver Cotter G. C. Duncan & Sons Burlington Carman, Il Joe EB Hamilton Donald Smith Keota Clear Creek Tom Karr Elvin H. Luers Brighton Walter Saboski Boyd Dill J. H. Miller Knotek Bros Timm

Sponges of the Gulf of Mexico and their nature

Four sponge varieties are found in the Gulf of Mexico: sheepswool yellow grass and wire or velvet. Sponges are the skeletons of sea animals attached to the seabed or submerged surfaces. They originate from ancient low marine life and, when lifted, carry a black skin and gray gelatinous gurry in their cells.

Gulf of Mexico

Starch Slictions With Hand Iron Stain Prevention

To remove starch spots from a hand iron surface use a cloth with mild soapsuds or fine steel wool after the iron cools. If sticking occurs, rub on salt on paper or smooth with paraffin or beeswax. A pinch of salt in the starch helps prevent sticking.

Avoid Fire Hazards Before Winter Sets In

Before winter arrives clear closets attics and storerooms of rubbish and old magazines to prevent fire hazards and keep homes safe. The note urges residents to remove flammable clutter from storage spaces.

Official Franchise Petition Before County Utilities Commission

Notice to Washington County residents that a petition seeks a franchise to erect and maintain poles wires guy wires towers cables and related facilities. The filing aims to obtain authorization from the Iowa State Commerce Commission governing public utilities and franchises.

THE 1OWA State Commerce Commission Washington County

Iowa Southern Utilities seeks transmission franchise in Iowa

The Iowa Southern Utilities Company files with the Iowa State Commerce Commission to construct operate and maintain an electric transmission line across public lands highways streams and private lands in Washington and nearby townships. A hearing is set for February 4 1947 in Des Moines with Docket E 7835 objections must be filed in writing five days before the hearing.

Iowa Southern Utilities Company of Delaware Centerville Iowa Iowa State Commerce Commission St. P. M Washington County Lows Des Moines

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