Mixed Train and Local Rail and Bus Schedules Listed
Schedule fragment lists departures for several rail lines including No. 22 mixed train at 9 55 a m and local Davenport Kansas City trains at 9 58 a m and 6 14 p m. Southwest Limited trains No 25 and No 26 appear with times noted. Burlington Trailways buses depart Washington at various times with note to purchase tickets at the depot and Candy Kitchen. Al Cantoni listed as agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Kansas City
Southwest Limited
Kansas City-Davenport
W. C. Bell
Burlington Trailways
Washington
Omaha
Chicago
Candy Kitchen
North Side Square
AL Cantoni
Ageng
Potluck Supper for Glendale Families March 5
A Glendale school gathering hosted a potluck supper at 6 30 to honor three families moving away March 1. Guests included Mr and Mrs William McCartney and son David, Mr and Mrs George Foster, Mr and Mrs Al Crone and daughters Geraldine and Phyllis. Neighbors held a quilting bee hosted by Nettie Miller with a cooperative luncheon afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Gerdes
Glendale
Spread Eagle
William McCartney
David
George Foster
al Crone
Geraldine
Phyllis
Nettie Miller
Local Families Welcome Weekend Visitors and Relocations
Hearthside club met at Lloyd Augustine home while George Gerdes from Gridley visited his brother Harry and Tena Gerdes. John H. Koehler of Vernon, Colorado, visited Meint Koehler and Mr. and Mrs. Clark Hopping. A family dinner at Lee Chambers home near Sigourney preceded a weekend move from Jake Simmering farm to a farm northwest of Washington. Several couples moved houses to Washington area and nearby farms. Spread Eagle school will miss Walter and Ruth, while Mrs. William Bell and baby returned home from the hospital. Don Stout family recovering from mumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearthside
Lloyd Augustine
George Gerdes
Gridley
Harry
Tena Gerdes
John H. Koehler
Vernon
Colo
Meint Koehler
Clark Hopping
Lee Chambers
Sigourney
William McCartney
Jake Simmering
Washington
George Foster
al Crone
Riverside
Ivan Jarvis
Sam Munson
Forrest Donaldson
Walter
Ruth
Spread Eagle School
William Bell
Baby
Don Stout
Loveless Opens Implement Store in County
L. L. Loveless announces he is the official Allis-Chalmers farm implements representative for the county. The Loveless Implement store at East Sixth Street and North Seventh Avenue offers Allis-Chalmers tractors harvesters plows and other farm machinery. Mr and Mrs Loveless and daughter reside at 1013 North Second Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Loveless
Allis- Chalmers Farm Implements
Loveless
East Sixth Street
North Seventh Avenue
Birmingham
Iowa
Allis-Chalmers
Adobe brick making and egg preservation tips
A detailed guide describes adobe brick construction in the Southwest, mixing clay and sand, adding straw, mold sizes, and drying. It also covers mortar ratios and brick lays, with a Farmers' Bulletin offer. Separate notes include egg preservation using water glass or limewater, plus a school news column from Wayland detailing staff gifts, spelling contests, and local basketball events.
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Cedars
Many Families On R.1 Brighton Move to New Locations
Community notes report multiple families relocating farms and residences along R.1 Brighton. Howard Snyder moves into Edwin Malmberg’s former place while Arnold Smith occupies Snyder’s vacated area. Several others including John Sveten Willis Horton Floyd Hunt and more swap farms or move near Packwood Pleasant Plain and Washington. Social details mention a card club gathering and visits.
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Brighton
R 1
Howard Snyder
Edwin Malmberg
Arnold Smith
Washington
Snyder
John Sveten
R. Kk. Brown
Willis Horton
Sweten
Floyd Hunt
Keota
Robert Shelangoski
Pleasant Plain
Fred Shalla
Richmond
Shelangoski
Bryan Nicholson
Doyle Brown
Mr. Nicholson
Packwood
Sidney Johnston
Dale Robertson
Mr. Johnston
Roy Kneer
Joe Arnold
Harold Derby
Harry Wentworth
Harry
Card Club
Earl Neal
Clarence Grosscup
Paul Ryner
East Pleasant Plain
Harlan
Clark Johnston
Dunbar
Henry Mineart
Albert Redeker
Mineart
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Mary
FA Fred Heek
RM H
Clayton Bear
Foster Radio Service
Gamble
Louis’ Baird
Orville Campbell
F. M
BBUY
A. B. Journal
Chas
Doran
Chicago Livestock
U.P
Amps
Ainsworth Produce
Geo. J. Breitenbach
Reister Bros
Red Comb Feeds
Green Gamble Brooder & Hog Houses
Jamesway Poultry Equipement
Dr. Salisbury Poultry Health Service
the Evening Journal
East Ave
North East Ave
E. Sullivan
Nick Apt
Larle Simpson
Mrs, Or
Ralph
John P. Jones
Columbus Junction
Tucker Chevrolet
Heliose Lumber Co
Stanley Miller
East Main Street
George J. Breitenbach
Eod
Dick. Itfeed
Elmer Wulf
Crawfordsville
Eclipse Lumber Co
John E. Miller
East Std St
Zachs
Donald McLaughlin
N. Illinois
Seton Brighton
Evening Journal
Vangard
Ainsworth
Duroc Jersey Boat
W. D. Booth
Pickens
Kuurary Sewing Machine
L. E. Wilson
Wolfe's
Hampshire
Harley Rhea
Cloyce Stewart
Leo Dei
Prighton
Washington Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Lee Holland
W. M
A. W. Yard
Golden State Limited
Stove
California
Knoxville
Goodlander
C. B
C. F. Anderson
Ila Ave
Bob Montgomery
Thomson Phosphate Company
Atlantic City
Journal
Midway Sale Co
J. W. Hendrickson
Richland
P.L. Etter
S. Lowa
Adobe
Southwest
Las Cruces
New Mexico
Washington, D. C
Wayland School News
Wayland, Mareh Wood
Wayland
Ellis
Wood
Wolfe
Mildred Roth
Henry County
Mr. Pleasant
Wayland Dutchmen
Mt Pleasant
Iowa City
WSUI
Henry County American Legion
Wayland American Legion
Githens
Wyman
Wyman Indians
Wyman Boys
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Viscountess
Halifax
U. S
Viscountess Halifax
Prody A. Borkoski
Coppock
Electrolux
C. L. McKencie
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