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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1941

Page

6

Or Else Gangsters Trail Desert Mine Escape

Old Nate Hurst taunts Boris Pirato and Sammy as they trail him through a blistering desert to a hidden gold mine. The plan falls apart as the gangsters tire, while Nate calmly leads toward the mountains, confident of outlasting them before sundown.

Nate Hurst Boris Picato Sammy Pirato Gramp Nate Fenmore Bank Old Nate Pop Boris Land Sammy Desert Chiseler Gangland

Forest Land Share in North Carolina Exceeds Half

A report shows more than 50 percent of North Carolina's area is classified as forest land. It highlights extensive woodland coverage across counties and implications for land use and conservation policies.

North Carolina

Edward VIII Coins Planned Before Abdication

Edward VIII considered new England coin designs for his coronation era, but abdication halted plans. Some colonies issued coins bearing his name including New Guinea penny, West Africa nickel issues, and Fiji center holed nickel penny. These coins, though not artistic, endure as relics of a romance and tragedy, showcasing a pivotal royal era.

Edward VIII England Stuart Mosher New Guinea Edward Rex West Africa George V Fiji

After-dinner speakers learn to be brief in speaking rules

The piece notes that post-dinner speakers should keep remarks concise and offers methods to signal a short talk. It discusses etiquette and practical tips for audience members to convey a preference for brevity without offending the speaker.

Rio de Janeiro Sees Hottest Weather in December to February

Rio de Janeiro endures its hot spell with peak temperatures in December January and February. The period brings elevated heat across the city affecting daily life and outdoor plans. Residents monitor forecasts for heat safety and hydration tips as temperatures stay high.

Rio de Janeiro

Beards Declared a Health Menace by Russian Scientists

Russian researchers warn facial hair may harbor bacteria and increase infection risk. Study suggests hygiene measures and regular shaving to reduce potential health hazards.

Memorial Day Visitors Gather at Brighton Homes

Brighton residents and friends mark Memorial Day with visits from Ottumwa Marion Marshalltown West Chester Fairfield Batavia Columbus Junction and Denver guests. Notables include Mrs. Frank Bristow and son Leonard. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Bennett. Mr. and Mrs. A H Clark. Judge R G McFarland and Corley McFarland. many relatives from Cresco Medford Omaha and Des Moines. Summer plans bring E E Swank to Winnipeg and rentals shifting at some households.

Brighton Frank Bristow Leonard Ottumwa Leroy Bennett Marshalltown Frankie Moore West Chester Jesse Miksch Fairfield Herschel Hearold Batavia Lee Huston Joan Columbus Junction A. H. Clark Allerton Leslie Deal Denver Colo Anson Brinton W. H. Lloyd Roy Fleak Webster City H. E. Spielman Cresco Ray Conrad Robert Conrad A. H. McCarty Gowey Glen Gowey Medford Wis Willard Lindauer Omaha Neb Carl Thompson San Francisco Joe Knight, Jr Des Moines Rhoda McFarland Ira Schaffer Canada E. E. Swank Winnipeg Lester Willey Joseph Engel

Vacation of Washington Township road 1 approved

The county auditor notes a report favoring vacation of road No. 1 in Washington Township from 22 feet east of the SW corner of Section 21 to the Chicago Burlington and Quincy right of way. Objections or damage claims must be filed by July 28, 1941. without reference the road will be vacated. Also local notices mention visits and moves of residents, and a regular meeting of Washington Lodge No. 26, AF and AJ.

Washington County Homer Coulter Washington Township Chicago, Burlington’ & Quincy RR. Co Auditor's

Westbound and Eastbound Rail Schedules and Bus Routes

Schedule page lists cC.R.I. BP Golden State Limited and Local trains with arrival and departure times at Washington and Knoxville branch stops. Also includes O.M. ST. P. & P. R. R. CO. Davenport to Kansas City locals, Southwest Limited departures, Burlington Trailways local buses from Washington with times to Omaha and Chicago and notes on ticket purchases at the local depot. Agent signatures include L. Goodlander and C. Cantoni.

Golden State Limited Washington O.M Davenport Kansas City Southwest Limited Burlington Trailways Omaha Chicago Eee Ohi Raen Candy Kitchen North Side Square AL Cantoni Agen

Cornell finds bottom up watering saves time for housewives

The floriculture department at Cornell University reports that watering plants from the bottom up is as effective as the traditional top down method. Submerging the lower one fourth to one third of the pot moistens surface soil evenly, keeps foliage dry, and prevents rapid drying.

Cornell University University

Regional Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

D ation during two days visiting the Joe Day and L E Helmick homes. Mrs Lloyd Welch and daughter Mrs Eugene Zink of Mt Pleasant visited Saturday with the former's sister Mrs Ruth Edwards. Mrs R W Fillmore and Ruth have gone to Des Moines for an extended visit. Mildred Woodford arrived Sunday from Seattle for a visit with relatives. Rev and Mrs W R Noland and daughter Beja Ann are visiting J F Koch home. Noland leaves soon for Rolla Mo where he will be chaplain at Camp Fort Leonard Wood. Mrs Noland and baby will stay until suitable living quarters are found. Mabel Robison hosted Monday evening for Tri 1 oe.

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