Water rent due and payable at City Clerk's Offies
Notice announces water rent due at the City Clerk's Office with discount if paid before March 1. It also notes sewer rental with maintenance service fees due.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1952
Page
5
Thanks for cards flowers visits and gifts during hospital stay
Ernest Gideon expresses gratitude to friends for cards flowers and gifts while at Mercy hospital and after returning home. He also thanks neighbors for helping Ruth and May during his absence and since his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Howsare
Mercy Hospital
Ruth
May
Ernest Gideon
Cotter High School To Present Play
Cotter high school senior class will stage a play in the school auditorium on March 7 with Don ha Davis and DelLoire Hawkin in leading roles. The piece reflects local student activity and school theater involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotter High School
Columbus Junction
Donha Davis
DelLoire Hawkin
Haroll FL
Skipton
Cecil Skipton
Columbus City
Eunice Catlin
India
Will Spen
Salem
Midwestern Livestock Auctions March through April
March sales and shows feature Mareh 3 gilt sale at Wayward Farm near Junction 21S Iowa City starts at 1 pm. Closing Out Sale at Fairfield begins 1 pm. Henry County show and sale at Mt. Pleasant starts 8 am show and 12 50 pm sale on March 12. Hereford sale at Reno Barn Bloomfield starts 12 30 pm. Weekly livestock sales run at Midway Columbus Junction and Ollie Live Stock Exchange with regular Tuesday and Wednesday times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayward Farm
Junction
Winfield
Earl Kellogg & Sons
Reno
Bloomfield
Iowa
Bluegrass Hereford Association of Iowa
Midway Sales
Columbus Junction
Grain futures table shows mixed May July and Sept quotes
Readable crop futures data for corn oats and soybeans with entries for March May July September and November contracts. Prices indicate varying percentages and volumes across months and grades in a Chicago market table.
Chicago Livestock Markets Show Mixed Week Movements
Chicago USDA market report notes hog prices slipped to a 22 month low before late week recovery as fewer hogs were marketed. Lamb prices fell from Friday’s highs though 109 118 lb lambs held stronger. Cattle showed uneven activity with prime fed steers and yearlings steady to slightly lower. top prices reached 66.00 for large cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
USDA
Slaughter Labs
West Chester Home Econ Classes Host School Dinner Program
Freshman home economics students prepared and served a dinner in the school gym for board members teachers bus drivers and staff guests under Ruby Mann. The event featured meat loaf rolls and a student program with music readings and a melodrama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Fisher
West Chester
Ruby Mann
Effie
Pat Leeper
Pat Sanders
Kathy Fisher
Ellen Dunbar
Joanna Hotle
Sylvia Young
Frances Mitchell
Edith Hole
Barbara Stephens
West Chester Garden Club
Melvin Tandy
Reinbeck
Tandy
Fred Lindenmeyer
Kate Glover
Keota
Iowa State College
Roy Fisher
Doctors Question Quick TB Cures In Denver
Two Denver physicians challenge reports of a five cent tuberculosis cure saying premature drug claims spark hysteria among patients. Dr. John Zarit and Dr. William So Klein warn against assuming home pills can cure TB and note patient surge from drug announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
John Zarit
Colorado State Medical Society
William So Klein
Jewish Consumptives’ Relief Society
Zarit
Rimifon
Loveless Leading Democratic Governors Field as Others Waver
Iowa Democrats near filing deadline with Herschel Loveless from Ottumwa emerging as likely sole governor candidate. Lester Gillette of Fostoria withdraws active campaigning. Otha Wearin undecided while others weigh bids. Kefauver tours Des Moines as Lincoln Day dinner sales rise and party loyalty to Truman remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hogan
Iowa Daily Press
Des Moines
IDA
Iowa
Thersehel Loveless
Ottumwa
Fostoria
Lester Gillette
Gillette
Otha D. Wearin
US Senate
Congress
Wearin
Mason City
Estes Kefauver
Democratic Party
Tennessee
Perry Chamber of Commerce
Truman
Kefauver
Perry
Wayland ITT Chapter Elects New Officers For 1952
Wayland ITT Chapter 1. TT elects officers for 1952 including Ray Ernest as president Mrs George Brooks as vice president Mrs Max Kauffman recording secretary Mrs Olive Boller corresponding secretary Mr Harold Kauffman historian. New officers installed at meeting held February 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George bL.tollery Wayland
Harold Kauffman
Ray Ernest
George Brooks
Max Kauffman
Olive Boller
Edwin Saltzman
Breakfast for Senator Draws GOP Officials
Republican figures attend a breakfast for the senator including M. Perry, host G. Ek, State Senator Whitehead, Atty. Gen. Robert Larson, and former secretary of state Rollo Bergeson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Perry
G. Ek. Whitehead
Atty
Robert Larson
Rollo Bergeson
Cedar Township Fans Search for TV Hosts
Cedar Township residents recall a social night sharing television at multiple homes from Columbus Junction to Washington. Neighbors note birthdays and anniversaries including Plecker and Yoder families while updates mention moves to farms near Keota and West Chester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Township
Bill Jefferys
Everette Beenbles Som
Ivano Hahn
YMCA
Roy Brewer
Muscatine
Sam Bowser
Everette Plecker
Robert Yoder
Wellman
Webb Yoder
Keota
Dale Herdlicka
Washington
Fred Kleinschmidt
Karen Huber
al Huber
Karen
Joy Bauer
West Chester
Clark Batter
W. C. Robertson
Bessie Bauer
Ralph Herr
Karl Harbison
Herr
Chemistry Student Held For Shooting Narcotics Peddler
Madison Wisconsin a chemistry student described as brilliant and quiet is held after a shooting in the University of Wisconsin Chemistry Laboratory. Leonard Stallman 39 said he blacked out during the spree triggered by stress about his experiment. William Ke Loeb 27 Winnetka Ill was shot and seriously wounded. District Attorney Richard Bardwell said Stallman remembered little of the incident. The professor W S Johnson noted Stallman was an average diligent student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Leonard Stallman
Pradudte
University of Wisconsin Chemistry Laboratory
Dist
Richard Bardwell
Stallman
William KE
Loeb
Winnetka
Ill
W. 8. Johnson
Ancient Pine Houses Still In Use Across New England
Many houses built with pine lumber over two centuries ago remain occupied in New England. They show durable construction and community history, reflecting early architectural practices and regional resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
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