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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1945
Page
6
The notice states certificates are no longer needed to buy used farm implement tires used passenger car tires and all inner tubes. This changes procurement rules for farmers buyers and auto shops.
The article lists Lloyd Lytle, John Lowash, C. P. Weldin, and Henry Baller as named individuals in a municipal court docket with reference to a public matter.
Rail and bus schedules list westbound and eastbound train numbers, departure times, and stops for Golden State Limited and Southwest Express through major hubs. Local Burlington routes connect Washington to Omaha Chicago with multiple daily departures and ticket outlets at the depot.
The notice outlines requirements for new and used tire purchases needing certificates and vehicle inspection. It lists various coupons for gasoline, oils, Vaseline, heating season coupons, and food stamps with validity dates and ranges, plus rules on stamp use and prohibition of loose stamps.
Regular meeting of Washington fudge No. 26 A. KF. and A. M. held on the first Friday of each month. Vice tor Blattner, W. M., A. W. Yard, secretary.
Ted Horton from Porto Rico visits Brighton during leave, staying with his parents Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Horton. Mrs. Homer Rotzinger traveled to Des Moines to visit relatives and attend the Brinton reunion. Mrs. Merle Thompson returns to Davenport after a few days with the Cain family. Mrs. Cain recovers from a fall that caused injuries. Rev. BE. Hebner of Washington fills the Methodist pulpit in the absence of Rev. B. EB. Voss. Robert Bridges twin son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bridges suffers an infection in his instep. Mr. and Mrs. James Whisler of Bloomfield visit the Bridges.
An advertisement promotes Tromone a medical formula of vitamins and hormones for middle aged men claiming to renew vitality zest and pleasures of youth. It urges following label directions and notes sale by Geo F L McDaniel druggist and druggists everywhere.
The Brighton High School class of 1931 gathered Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Mineurt. Attendees included Mrs. Donald Kessell of Miami Florida Ralph Kern George McClintie Mr and Mrs. Kermit Oswald of Richland Joe Engel Homer Mann and their families. Henry Knorr of Chicago visited for a few days on business.
Mrs. Lou Stacy returns from visits with family near Ainsworth and Wayland. Mrs. Ethel McChurch of Washington visits her mother Mrs. Ida Irwin. Keith Farmer of Wayland visits grandmother Mrs. Chas. Kessel. Mrs. Bernard Singleton’s letters from overseas arrive home May 25. Mrs. Annay Shaffer of Fairfield stays with daughter Mrs. Charles Kessel. Shovel maintenance tip promotes paraffin coating to prevent wet material sticking.
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