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Subscription representative D F Macon reports brief local items from nearby communities. Short notices mention civic events, social happenings, and small-town updates gathered for readers.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1939
Page
7
Subscription representative D F Macon reports brief local items from nearby communities. Short notices mention civic events, social happenings, and small-town updates gathered for readers.
Classified listing from Scott Furniture Company offering a working Edison 7 Tubr console radio for sale in good condition. Includes price and contact details.
The article explains varied ancient Egyptian embalming methods as recorded by Herodotus. Internal organs were removed, the body soaked for 70 days in a strong natron solution, then washed and bandaged in linen with resin.
An apologue is a story of fictitious events conveying a useful truth. It differs from a parable by drawing on brutes or inanimate things rather than human events, with Aesop's Fables cited as strong examples.
The population of Argentina is mainly of European origin with about 2 percent showing traces of non Caucasian stock. This reflects a predominantly European heritage among residents and historical immigration patterns.
The Turnverein was founded in the early nineteenth century by Friedrich Ludwig Jahn to promote physical education and fitness.
Albert Janecek and family visit W. H. Sigafoose, the last Civil War veteran in Washington County, who recalls Sherman’s march to the sea. He notes quitting milking cattle though able, and shares stories of Savanna, Georgia.
The Journal notes readers in Snydera Keota R 2 are urged to keep up with daily news and express appreciation for their subscription app.
A milk truck and car collision caused broken bottles and a gathering of locals. A benevolent bystander offered two dollars toward the loss as the crowd contributed before dispersing. The writer notes a tour through Washington town with cafe patrons, shops, and familiar faces.
Thirteen prisoners are said to have escaped from Colquitt County Jail in Moultrie Georgia after fashioning a metal key. Mrs. T. V. Beard reportedly prevented a larger break by threatening the inmates with a mop dipped in water. Local notes mention Oscar Axthelm of Keota ill with a cold, and a funeral for Pete Tinnes aged 55.
A column lists multiple sale dates including January 31 Mrs Henry Matthess closing out sale near Wellman and January 31 Rotenberger Bros dissolving sale near Washington. February 1 Elmus R Brenneman public sale near Washington area and February 2 closing out sale near Washington. Further entries cover Chas F Greiner and C W Soukup sales near Washington and area, with Midway Sale Co and Community Sale weekly listings.
A column notes Mary L. Johnson and a Kentucky girl reportedly first shot a deer then married. It mentions A H Bringing and wife near Keota R south of Tallyland on chores, Gayle and neighbors cutting timber, W L Brinnings showing fine cattle and horses, wheelbarrow needed for leghorn eggs, Fred Altenbernd ill with a cold but work continues, Wm Remere and son Leo sheltering feed, and a sale at Walter Hotle’s on Feb 7 plus C W Soukup sale near Riverside on Feb 6. urging readers to see the events.
Two lawyers argued heatedly with one shouting about a case so rooked the other admitted ignorance. The exchange ended with a quiet reply asking what the other has been up to lately.
Freshman explains that the ticket is personal and non transferable. It means no one else can enter a game using another’s ticket, the holder must attend in person. The road side spring indicates a sanitary cup proof for tourists and locals.
Rufus jokes about a riddle while Gulus answers with a punchline that the nail in your shoe is the item in question.
The Brittany spaniel is a French breed officially a spaniel but its size and pointing style give it setter like qualities. It stands 18 to 20 inches at the shoulder.
A livestock ad lists 18 cattle including 3 good Guernsey milk cows fresh, 2 Red Pole cows giving milk, 1 brindle cow with two extra good calves, 1 red cow with calf by her side, 2 yearling heifers, 1 summer calf, 2 steers on feed, 1 full blood milking Shorthorn bull calf, and a yearling bull.
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