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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1946
Page
6
Foreign diplomas vary in form from the U S standard and often include birth date and place, father's name and occupation, the holder's photograph, examination grades, and remarks on class conduct, reflecting diverse traditions in credentialing.
Marion 8 Bailey Frank B Miler J H Lemmon Cov NCTLMEN V B Dupuis T W Burlington Trailways local bus schedule westbound bus 3 leaves Washington 5 00 am bus 7 leaves Washington 4 42 pm bus 1C leaves Washington 3T pm eastbound buses 4 leaves Washington Be OG 6C leaves Washington 4 10 pm note tickets sold at Bus Depot Winga's North Side Cafe North Side Square for trips across the country WINGA'S CAFE Agent
County officials listed include Attorney John Owen Auditor Stan Kiesey Clerk R Noonan Engineer W P Rawn Welfare Director Mrs Payne Recorder Harriet Coulter Sheriff Harold Putnam Treasurer W E Howell Supt of Schools Lester B Krabill Coroner Dr W S Kyle Supervisors Ned Morrow Clarence Fulton Arthur Wiley Washington Independent School District Superintendent M M Setell Principal Miss Ethel McCreedy School Board Marion George Don Boyer Richard A Stewart Henry B Bailey B F Bostwick Jr Harry Ramseyer Washington Lodge No 26 A F A M Regular meeting Merle R Green WM A W Yard secretary
The article states world water power potential at low water as 671 million horsepower, with 63.5 million developed. It notes Africa’s potential nearly matches that of three other continents combined, yet less than seven ten-thousandths of 1 percent has been developed.
The text emphasizes growing clover and returning organic matter to soil through plowing clover, manure, and crop residues to maintain good tilth and soil health.
A compiled list of daily and limited trains with departure and arrival times. Notes indicate Western routes no stop at Washington and closest stops at Col. Jet. Includes service by Golden State Limited Nos. 3 and 4, Southwest Express Nos. 43 and 44, mixed trains Nos. 28 and 22, and regional locals Davenport-Kansas City and Kansas City Davenport. Agents R B Haight and L R Carber listed.
The timetable shows departures and arrivals between Cedar Rapids Iowa City Washington Mt. Pleasant Fort Madison Macomb Quincy IL Burlington and Des Moines with multiple daily options. Tickets are sold at the depot located at 107 W 2nd.
Readers submit questions on wartime allotments and discharge needs. Officials note the Library of Congress will distribute surplus textbooks to veteran schools, saving VA funds, while readers seek guidance on allotments, hardship discharges, Reserve acceptance for flight officers, overseas exemptions, and G I Bill eligibility for V-12 ASTP service.
Weekend guests at the Floyd Pentecost home included Mrs. Pentecosts sister Mrs. Carl Johnson of Rock Island and Miss Peters of Washington. Sunday guests were the Roy and Riley Pentecost and Earl Kessner families. Mr and Mrs Ralph Beauchamp attended a picnic at the...
The Moose Gun club area near Cone hosted gatherings as members and families visited homes across the region. Several households including the Peters Graber Swartzendruber and Rich families welcomed guests, with several Sunday calls and dinners noted and birthdays celebrated in Burlington and Libertyville.
Crop failures are more likely in India due to its tropical location and monsoon dependence. Famine recurs annually in some regions, with widespread distress every five to ten years and severe famines about every 50 to 100 years.
Mustard plants are Brassica cousins to cabbage and radish. Seeds range from pale yellow to black, with black from a wild weed variety common across the country. Cultivated types include yellow, oriental, and brown varieties.
Most Bicycles Germany held the lead in 1943 registration figures with 17 million bicycles, compared to 12 million in the United States and 10 million in the British Isles.
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