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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1949
Page
6
Babson Park Florida February 25. The speaker argues farm prices depend on supply and demand and that parity subsidies will persist, while noting government support, tariffs, and pensions as enduring subsidies. He cites income taxes rising and predicts continued farmer protection and a push for sustenance farms near communities.
A commentator argues farming serves as insurance and a viable living and supply base during a World War III scenario. They note rising demand for farms as awareness grows and suggest profits if purchased at the right price.
Joanne Kennedy, Columbus High School graduate from the class of 1948, received her nurses cap during training exercises at Mercy Hospital in Burlington. Her family, former Columbus Junction residents, includes parents Mr and Mrs. L. J. Kennedy who moved to Moline last summer. Other local notes cover relocations, anniversaries, and community events across Columbus Junction and surrounding areas.
Wartime discovery developed for the army and now for home use. Wonder Salve is described as pain relieving antiseptic with no acids or alcohol. Sold in Washington at Phillips Pioneer Osincup Drug Stores and locally by pharmacists.
Eighteen members answered roll call at the Bible Department gathering in the library Monday afternoon. Mrs. EK F Hehner presided. Mrs. J T Rehmer opened with prayer. blind Iowa women supplied towels. The group reviewed Revelations chapters 9 19 and 11, planning chapters 12 and 12 for the next meeting.
High scores at the White Shrine bridge party Monday afternoon at 2 o clock at the Masonic Temple were Mrs. Edith Richards of Ainsworth and Mrs. T. A. Flener. The hostesses, Mrs. Gray Cole and Mrs. G. W. Manassier, served refreshments at the close of the afternoon's play.
Homemakers who say they cannot afford a kitchen step stool overlook the expense of hospitalizations from broken limbs. A sturdy step stool kept in the kitchen ensures frequent use and prevents attic or basement storage risks.
A brief item notes ongoing attention to the needs of a sick, ill child in the community. It mentions family concerns and calls for support from local groups and services to assist during illness.
Mrs Willard Palmer reviews Papa Was a Preacher at Fortnightly Applied Arts meeting held in Mrs Dean Cox home. Nine members attended with Alice McDaniel leading. Plans were made to contribute to the Red Cross at the next gathering and committee appointments were announced.
DeMolay Mothers Circle held a guest night at the Masonic Temple with four visitors Mrs. Lee Baird Mrs. Pearl Mosier Mrs. Glenn Fuhr and Mrs. Joe Cochran. President Mrs. Don Maxwell led the meeting which voted $5 to the Red Cross and named refreshments committees for March 14 and March 28. Sixteen members reported their boys ages and Ed Squire led entertainment.
At the City PTA council meeting Mrs. Henry Sventy and Mrs. George Albrecht of Davenport were announced to lead the PTA School of Instruction on March 22. The event includes morning and afternoon sessions and a closing tea. the exact location is to be announced.
Chief cause of soil decline is the loss of organic matter. Approximately 65 percent of all new wealth created in the United States stems from agricultural production.
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