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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1945
Page
7
Lees reports receipts of 16,467 cases with market firm and unchanged conditions. Firsts and current figures show slight shifts with 36.5 to 37.6 for extra firsts, 35.3 for firsts, and 33.5 for current receipts. Dirties at 32.5 and checks appear, while poultry market remains steady. two carloads and four trucks noted.
Local notices report the Sellett family welcoming a son named Larry Godfrey born May 23 with a brother Jimmy, and Jane Godfrey Sel let t as mother. Changes include Leets Market now being Ten business at 105 N. Market. Mr and Mrs Wayne Limerman plan to move to Downers Grove Illinois. Mr Simerman resumes work with a Chicago firm. Mrs W S Eldridge and parents relocate to 602 West Washington Street. Logan Heilman visits from Sedalia Missouri while furloughs are in progress. Harold Wehr visits from Quonset Point Rhode Island. Donald E Curtis spends a 16 day furlough from Schick.
A scrambled OCR fragment shows a grid of percentages and numbers with month-like tokens and stray letters. No coherent events or identities are readable to form a full news item or summary.
A birth notice from Clinton reports the baby born to Mr. and Mrs. Jess Curtis with the infant in good condition at the local hospital.
Advice to keep clean wooden coat hangers ready while ironing dresses blouses jackets and men's shirts. Hang each finished garment to prevent wrinkles and save folding time, then store without extra handling. The article then lists British noble titles from Prince to Knight.
The deepest oil bore reaches an estimated 15758 feet below sea level while noting that this depth roughly matches the altitude of the highest mines in the Andes of South America.
The passage advises sorting laundry by soil level and fabric and color to reuse suds. By washing lightly soiled pieces first you can reuse the same soapy water for a second or third load, saving soap.
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