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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1943
Page
6
Ration deadlines vary by class. Class A requires a second inspection by September 30. Class B runs from July through October with a third inspection period. Class C or bulk coupons have a third inspection by August 31. Commercial vehicles must be inspected every six months or after 5 000 miles.
A government ration notice lists gasoline book No. 6, fuel oil, period No. 1, coffee, sugar, home canning stamps, processed foods N P Q blue stamps, red stamps for meats fats cheese and canned fish, and shoes coupons with respective validity dates through July 21 July 31 July 11 18 August and October 31. Housewives may request more rationing as needed.
Alaska's general coastline measures about 6 640 miles, exceeding the combined lengths of the Atlantic Pacific and Gulf coasts of the United States. The fact highlights Alaska's vast shore exposure compared with other coastal states.
Fragmented timetable notes buses between Washington Iowa City Knoxville and Sullivan area. Entries show varied departure and arrival times with unclear sequence and multiple routes.
Dorry Lander receives a love flute from Uncle Oliver Wylie and uses it in a moonlit rose garden. Marion appears as the vision of his affection and declares the flute unnecessary, revealing the couple will marry. Uncle Oliver admits the gift was to help a confirmed bachelor.
Edna Mae Rog ers notices Ned Greer, a songwriter, and pursues him to make him fall in love. He remains calm and rejects her cruelty, later proposing marriage. Ned explains a theory of marriage and honesty, revealing he treated Edna Mae as an equal from the start, and she accepts but contemplates her happiness and control.
The story follows a detective and Sarge as they suspect Lolita Ramon was murdered by poison pellets. They interview landlady Lupe Pablo and Pedro Falcon, track pellets to a supplier, and piece together that Lupe might have used the tablets to kill Lolita after Pedro left.
The present meat production would supply about 125 pounds per civilian annually unless black markets disrupt the program.
Colloidal graphite used for lubrication and protection of certain tools endures heat better than oil. The substance resists higher temperatures, offering a protective coating where oil fails under heat stress.
A plain earth mixture with a proper binder is presented as a sound weatherproof and heat insulating building material. The claim highlights dirt as a viable insulated construction option.
The National Council of American Shipbuilders says the battleship, a self contained city at sea, may cost as much as 100 million dollars. It contains its own electricity, telecommunication systems, print shop, theater, library, post office and jail.
Dr William V Cruess a professor of fruit technology warns that using an oven for canning is inefficient and risky Jars heat slowly and unevenly may not kill enzymes causing browning Botulism danger remains if non acid foods do not reach proper temperatures and sealed jars may burst endangering the housewife
Growers mix liquid lime sulfur at two gallons per 100 gallons for delayed dormant and at 1 1/2 to 2 gallons for pre pink and pink stages. Flotation sulfur uses 12 pounds per 100 gallons for pre pink and pink sprays. Dry lime sulfur needs eight pounds per 100 gallons for delayed dormant and six pounds for pre pink and pink. Wettable sulfur can substitute per manufacturer directions. Separate sprays for susceptible and resistant varieties should be milder on resistant. For scale control ensure foliage is coated before rains. In canker worm defoliated orchards add three pounds lead arsenate and five pounds lime to pink spray.
Appleworms or codling moths overwinter in cocoons under bark flakes and in ground trash. Clean up before blossom time to cut worm numbers. Scrape loose bark, burn the debris safely away from trees, and remove coarse trash such as wood and pruning waste that harbor worms.
The article advises thorough dusting of the brooding hen with pyrethrum powder or poultry delousing powder two to three hours before placing chicks and every week or ten days after. This prevents lice and mites that can kill or weaken the chicks, noting to avoid sodium fluoride.
Official figures show about 1,750,000 U S troops travel by train each month in official troop movements excluding furlough trips. The data reflects large scale mobilization logistics during the period.
The message urges purchase of War Bonds to fund mobile surgical and dental units to aid fighting men. It notes thousands of trailers costing up to 3000 each and credits improved medical care to mobile hospitals equipped with the latest gear. A court notice from Washington Iowa sets a hearing for August 3 1345 with objections due by then.
District Court in Washington County Iowa will hold a hearing on the Final Report of Referee in Partition filed by C V Crull. The report details compensation for the Referee and attorney and outlines final asset distribution. Parties named in the notice are required to review the Final Report on file and attend the hearing as directed.
Attack on sales tax income and chain store taxes recurs across states. Chain store taxes, though fewest in number, are invalidated most often. Income taxes litigated most widely, while sales taxes declared unconstitutional in the fewest states.
Each Liberty ship carries twenty tons of food to feed a crew of 63 for six months. Supplies include 8,500 pounds of meat, 12,300 pounds of vegetables, 6,000 pounds of cereals, 5,000 pounds of dairy products, 1,500 pounds of fish and related items, with other items in proportion.
The guideline notes milk should stay covered in its bottle inside the refrigerator. Leftover milk is not returned to the bottle but stored separately for soon use.
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