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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1942
Page
6
A Washington woman enjoyed a modern air conditioned Richland trip amid war anxieties. A Weeks family visit reveals Mrs. Larson's improved health and kindness from friends. An auction highlights Miss Alice Rownd’s treasures and Alma Glasgow White era painting contests.
East Bound No. 26 Southwest Limited departs 1:19 a m. Nos. 3 and 8 run daily except Sunday. Shastbound Omaha to Chicago bus No. 2 departs Washington 4:02 pm. Bus No.6 leaves Washington nights 8:48 pm. Bus No.10 leaves Washington to 10:19 am. Tickets at Bus Depot North Side Square. Al Cantoni and Sullivan Bus Lines provide service to Iowa Ordnance Plant with departures 6:30 am 1:30 pm and 9:30 pm.
Poultrymen find painting chicken house interiors white prolongs daylight, keeps birds active and healthier, and improves egg production. It provides a cheaper illumination method than enlarging windows or adding artificial light.
Grant residents share dinners with relatives in Lone Tree and Washington. Phyllis Embree joins 4-H with Rosalie Combs. Rosalie's club lists 12 members. Local meetings cover fiscal reports. funeral attendance noted. Visitation includes Mrs. Durst and Mrs. Bickford. Maurice Peterson plowed corn.
Louisa County residents contributed 1351.58 toward the USC quota of 1200, surpassing the target by 51.38. A. R Morledge treasurer and W. 3. Brown secretary reported the final town and township summaries from Wapello.
Residents in Iceland use hot water from geysers to heat homes via a distributed piping network. The system delivers geothermal warmth through radiators and underfloor circuits, reducing reliance on fossil fuels and showcasing Icelandic geothermal infrastructure.
On the Sturzman farm Friday, and Robert Keyser enjoys life at Camp Dodge.
Albert Simonts of North Platte Neb visited relatives in Columbus City for the Dallmeyer reunion. Mrs Emma Linn observed her 90th birthday June 24 at Letts, born in Ringersville Ohio, and traveled here in a wagon with her parents. The Guianas page notes savannas replacing forests and limited inland transport, with rivers as highways hindered by rapids and waterfalls.
In a scene from a serialized mystery, Elinor Carlisle recalls the day an anonymous letter warned of threats to her fiancé Roderick Welman and their aunt Laura Welman’s fortune. Nurse Hopkins counsels patience as Mary Gerrard grapples with family tensions, nursing ambitions, and fragile moods at Hunterbury estate.
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