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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1935

Page

8

Sheriff Sale Notice in Washington Iowa 1935

Writ of Special Execution directed to J. J. Mills goods chattels lands and tenements levies public sale in front of the Washington County Court House on June 29 1935 from 9 am to 4 pm The property includes part of Rousseau subdivision Lot 30 and Lot 8 South halves with specific boundary metes and bounds The sale starts at 2 pm and is for cash at the sheriff’s office Washington Iowa May 25 1935 HW M Putnam Sheriff and deputies listed as officers

District Court Washington County Iowa J. J. Mills Court House Washington Towit Rousseau City Lot

Indiana Population in Early Territory Era

Indiana recorded a population of 6 550 in 1800, sixteen years before the territory achieved state status, marking a formative demography of early Indiana days.

Indiana

Lodge Honors James Daniels Birthday in West Chester

James Daniels celebrated his ninth birthday with multiple dinners in his honor. Odd Fellows from Washington visited, and the group performed songs as Mr. Daniels recalled joining the Dublin lodge 44 years ago. He transferred to the Washington lodge nineteen years ago and holds membership in the Rebecca lodge.

West Chester James Daniels Odd Fellows Washington Washington Lodge Daniels Rebecca Lodge Sioux City Will Lindenmeyer Jamestown N. D M. Lindenmeyer Bether John Fred Lindenmeyer Ruth Fort Dodge Ft. Smelling Minn Koewa City C. O. CC Methodist Sunday School W. KE. Coffey Ethel Shellman Ruth Haffen RR. C W. RR. C Floyd Banks Frank Kleese Merle McDowell Frenchburg Kentucky

Atalissa Students Shine in State Tests

Rev. and Mrs. A. W. Mc Blain of West Chester guide Atalissa students who excelled in English correctness and American literature. In geometry, the school ranked first among 200 state schools, with Mr. MacBlain directing the top classes and the algebra group finishing in the top three.

U. of 1 Robert A. McBlain Iowa City University of Towa Mclain Towa City Towa Atalisea High School McBlein A. W. McBlain West Chester Atalissa MacBlain

Keota Residents Welcome Visiting School People

June Te and Mr and Mrs Marion Rickerd arrived from Sundance Wyoming to spend the summer with Mrs Rickerds mother in Keota. The Rickerds were married May 6 1995 in Spearfish South Dakota. Margaret Walleh of Spearfish is noted as Mrs Rickard before marriage.

Colorado State Teachers’ College Greeley Colorado Rieckerd Haineis State University Urbana Tinois Paul Seydel Hayti South Dakota

Forgotten Man concept noted by Byron and Sumner

The phrase the Forgotten Man appears in Byron and Fartler’s usage, referenced in a poem titled The Common Lot. In 1888 William Graham Sumner, Yale University professor, described the forgotten man in social theory and public duty.

Byron Fartler William Graham Sumner Yale University

The Game of Curling A Draft History Note

The horseshoe sport known as curling blends horseshoes and shuffleboard on ice. Players slide heavy stones toward the sheet center, aiming for the mark instead of a target.

Missouri River Floods Hit Central Missouri Towns

Miss Juanita Nichols of Columbia says Old Man River runs amuck as Missouri River floods river bottoms in central Missouri. The rising waters inundate roadways and threaten nearby communities along the river.

Juanita Nichols Columbia Missouri

Animals as Weapons in the Wild Kingdom

The giraffe uses head strikes to fend off foes, though the tactic risks self harm. The elephant stomps and crushes opponents with its forefeet. Llama bites spits and kicks in a primitive manner. Ostrich fights with feet, and the kangaroo employs similar combat methods.

Harbor of Curacao Resembles Banjo in Shape

Willemstad Curacao features a banjo like harbor with a narrow entrance channel and a large circular basin for anchorage and wharfing. The town lies along both sides of the channel and basin with a pontoon bridge that swings aside to allow ships to pass.

Willemstad Curacao Island

Kamakura as Capital of Japan Through Centuries

From 1180 to 1485 Kamakura served as the capital and cultural center of Japan. The shogun and samurai system matured as the Bushi class, the warriors, shaped governance until the 19th century. Kamakura evolved into a fashionable seaside resort where battles for honor once raged.

Kamakura Japan

Cement from lime oil and blood built Bermuda fort

Lime oil and blood mixed with turtle oil or whale blood formed the cement for St. George's Bermuda fortifications. After 900 years they are still standing in good condition.

St. George's Bermuda

Pattern dress details and order notes for children

The notice describes a white dimity dress with navy and red dots and trim, sizing for children ages 6 to 12, with fabric needs for size 8. It advertises Spring Fashion Book color illustrations, price 10 cents for the book and 15 cents for the pattern, and pattern mail addresses in New York City and Washington Iowa.

Proverb Origins Mentioned in Cleveland Plain Dealer

The excerpt notes phrases like carrying coals to Newcastle and water to a river as futile labor with roots in seventeenth century origin. It mentions equivalents in other languages and references ancient Greece and an oriental poet, illustrating cross cultural recurring idioms.

Newcastle Greece Athens Hindustea Cleveland Plain Dealer

Oldest Advertisement Notes From Ancient Pottery Lore

A fragment notes an antique advert in Tit Bit Magazine claiming a pen of Locris in South Italy produced fine pots. It mentions "Puas leos" and praises the workmanship, dating the line to about six centuries prior.

Locris Italy Puas Leos

Trichinosis linked to undercooked pork risk

An article explains trichinosis, a microscopic worm in infected hog flesh, killed by cooking meat thoroughly. It warns about illness from eating undercooked pork and emphasizes proper cooking to prevent infection.

For Sale 80 Acres Blue Grass Pasture

80 acre pasture for sale with good bluegrass and ample grass. Asking price 20 dollars per acre. Breimenbach and Dayton exclusive agents handled by sis sol.

Breimenbach & Dayton Washington Harry Rittenhouse

Lengths of Great Waterways From Welland to Kingston

The Welland canal runs about 25 miles from Port Colborne to Port Weller on Lake Erie. The St. Lawrence river from Lake Ontario to the gulf is 750 miles. The entire St. Lawrence system from the source in Minnesota is roughly 2 200 miles. Ocean steamers ascend to Quebec. larger ships reach Montreal. Rapids near Montreal drive canals. From the Welland canal to Kingston head it is about 1060 tiles.

Welland Canal Port Colborne Lake Erie Port Weller St. Lawrence River Lake Ontario Gulf St. Lawrence St. Louis Minnesota Quebec Montreal St. Lawrence Proper Kingston Detroit News

Reindeer Use Across Old World Herds

Reindeer are domesticated descendants of caribou. Under domestication they supply milk meat and serve as beasts of burden. They provide transportation by drawing sleds and are moved by natives who care for their herds as they travel.

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