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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1940
Page
5
Two 1929 Chevrolet coupes offered for sale no dealer contact via phone 485 J 1402.
Hogs supply tight with 300 head market. undertone steady. Week results show 15 to 25 cent rise overall. top at 6.75. Cattle: 100 head, choice fed steers and yearlings steady. heifers and wealers weaker. Week top around 11.85 for quality. Sheep: 2,000 head, native lambs down 15 to 25 cents. natives scarce, top quoted near 0.40 on Monday.
Chicago price notes show corn oats and soybeans with varying yellow and white grades. The text also references Helen Hunt Jackson Ramona described as the Indians Uncle Tom's Cabin, noting its 1881 publication and Jackson's role as special commissioner to investigate Indian affairs after gifting copies to Congress.
Washington Lodge No. 24 A F and A M announces a regular meeting on the first Friday of each month with Howard McBride as Worshipful Master and A W Yard as Secretary.
Readable fragments show rail line stops and regular and special services for Golden State Limited Calfornian locals and Davenport Kansas City services. Eastbound and westbound routes include No 3 Davenport local No 25 Southwest Limited and bus connections to Chicago with notes on ticket purchase locations.
The piece traces military pensions from ancient Rome to modern times, noting the personal pension as an early form. It cites Sully in the 16th century proposing economy by reducing pensions and recalls Plymouth’s 1636 rule granting pensions to maimed soldiers.
The Adirondacks in northern New York derive their name from the Mohawk word ratirontaks meaning they eat trees, according to the Columbia University Press.
Open table shows Wheat prices with figures 716 percent and 74 75 percent trailing on a Chicago market page. The fragment suggests a grain price listing with daily percentages and possibly bid ask figures.
The WPA survey notes that 1681 Boston resident fined 10 shillings for saying “three monsters were born in Boston.” Authorities demanded loyalty to colonies towns and patriotism to government, with fines for disparaging remarks.
A Columbia University Press study states the only Celtic tongued peoples today are Gaelic Irish and Highland Scots with distant cousins in Armorican Welsh and Breton of France.
Friday twelve new patrolmen joined the Iowa Highway Safety Patrol, bringing total strength to 125 under Chief C. A. Knee. The group includes Donald Braden Red Oak to Ottumwa Raymond Connor Williamsburg Des Moines Dennis Lenihan Le Mars Atlantic Charles Fels Homestead Cedar Rapids Ralph Hindman Sioux City Denison Arthur Locke Woodward Des Moines Lee Holt Ottosen Cherokee Byron Hockenberry Council Bluffs Fort Dodge Arthur Evert Primghar Atlantic Robert Lamb Newton Mobr eea Melvin Howe Cedar Falls Mason City Arthur Longs Cherokee Cedar Falls Clifford Strand Newton West Liberty.
Washington county recorded one to two inches of rain with lightning causing barn fires and scattered damage. The Telford barn south of Ainsworth burned after a lightning strike, hay and items lost while cattle escaped. A tree damaged near Keota. Cotter saw an electric storm with a burning straw stack and a high 100 degree reading dropping to 70. Two and a half inches were measured in Franklin township with little wind or lightning damage reported. Overall crops face uncertainty but no major disasters reported.
Mrs. Ed ward Kupka dies after long illness in Iowa City hospital. She leaves husband Edward and six children Robert Kenneth Wesley Edward Eugene and Shirley Ann. Surviving brothers and sisters listed. Funeral set for 2 pm Sunday at Riverside Methodist church conducted by American Legion Auxiliary member.
In Action The tragedy of the European the pastor Rev. Stuart C. Pet erson. Burial will be made in the Riverside cemetery. Mrs J E Bradley Mt Ayr learns her nephew in the British Royal Air Force has been killed.
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