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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1948

Page

2

Simpson Family Leaves for Berkeley Visit

Mr and Mrs Ernest Simpson and their two daughters left today for their home in Berkeley California to visit relatives and friends. Leo Marie a farmer north of town was in a haying accident Monday with a barn fork load pinning him to the neck and rendering him unconscious briefly but x rays showed no broken bones. It was at the dairy G and H Dairy inviting readers to visit.

Ernest Simpson Hheir Berkeley Califohia Relas Leo Marie Mr. Marie Franklin Brenneman Terry Lee Muscatine Lee Drollinger Bernard Blaine Kansas City Roberta Lee Johnnie Diana John Wheelan Davenport Rock Island

Local Briefs Highlight Visits and Business Closings

Mrs Inez Hake of Hollywood California visits at Mrs C C Reisters home. Winga s Cafe announces closure July 4 through July 18. Bridges Brim & Co advertise sale week with hats coats lingerie and drastic price reductions. Pfc Richard Ward graduates paratroopers wings at Ft Benning after basic at Ft Knox.

Inez Hake Hollywood Calif C. C. Reister Hake Reister Richard Minick Bridges Pfc Richard Ward Carl Ward Ft. Benning Pfe. Ward Washington Fort Knox

Contour Plowing Could Save Fertile Topsoil Losses

The article warns that wild flowers vanish in populous areas as civilization advances and identifies soil erosion as a major loss. It notes tobacco land loses 10 to 25 tons of fertile topsoil per acre yearly and suggests contour plowing to reduce soil erosion by shaping rows along slopes.

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Keeping Labels Clean With Transparent Tape Coverage

A guidance note urges covering bottle and jar labels with transparent tape to keep them clean and legible on cleaning fluids, polishes, and waxes.

Hospital Admissions and Discharges Summary

Admitted yesterday Rev. E. S. Hebner with fracture of hip. Today Mrs. Mary Fredrick of Brighton underwent surgery and Mrs. Richard Adrian of Keota received medical treatment. Dismissed today are Mrs. Henry Wead and daughter of Wellman, Mrs. Charles Garrett and son of Columbus Junction, and Mrs. Robert Embree of Wellman with daughter.

E. S. Hebner Mary Fredrick Brighton Surgical Richard Adrian Keota Henry Wead Wellman Charles Garrett Columbus Junction Robert Embree

Donkey Ball Charity Tilt Between Chamber and Y Club

A lighthearted charity softball game features the local Chamber of Commerce facing the Y's Men’s Club in a donkey ball exhibition. Proceeds support improvements to the softball field, with Friday evening slated for the event and readers invited to Lemmon's for reading material while waiting.

Chamber of Commerce Y's Green Field Lemmon’s

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