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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1936
Page
5
The guide lists five main salmon kinds with notes on pink, red sockeye, Chinook, Coho, and Chum, plus can sizes No 1 tall and flat. It explains fish quality, government inspection, serving ideas from cold salads to hot dishes, and practical kitchen tips for selecting brands and using can liquid for flavor.
Lent marks a forty day period before Easter with movable dates tied to the first full moon after March 21. It combines spring symbolism with fasting and dietary rules, noting meat abstinence on fast days and Fridays, and suggests meatless meal ideas and substitutions for Lenten menus.
Mrs Edward Henn of Wellman learns of her mother Mrs George Peet's death in Springville Iowa after a period of illness. Survived by husband three daughters and three sons. Peet was mother of Supé Peet longtime Washington schools superintendent. Family travels to Springville. Also notes flu illness and Mrs Coffey not well.
Testimony that no powder burns appeared near John I. Glab’s chest wound undermines the states claim he was shot at close range by Hazel Glab. The evidence supports the defense in the 1929 Los Angeles druggist murder case.
Ancient Mayan sites reveal astronomical significance in timing ceremonial and agricultural activities. Priests developed a numeral system with zero and positional value over centuries, predating similar concepts in Europe by about a thousand years.
Riverside Iowa reports make up classes will continue on Saturdays at St Marys and public schools to recover time lost during a cold weather fueled shutdown. Stransky meat market ownership shifts as M A Stransky resumes control with A J Stransky assisting. Rummelhart family returns from Denver to live with Sanders near River Junction.
Classified ad promotes lean pork chops at 25 cents per pound and fresh ground beef at 15 cents per pound with fresh home made Bologna. Effective Tuesday and Wednesday. delivery offered by Oriez and Speer.
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