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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1936

Page

5

March 11 sale and truck convoy to Sheets sale in Iowa mud

The report describes Elon Christner and Latimer Davis moving a person’s belongings to the Anna M. Sheets sale near Keota with Co. B. Reed and wife present. Vehicles struggled through deep mud from 77 north of Taleyrand to the Sheets sale as Lloyd Phillips and a Model T Ford kept a loaded truck moving. Valley Ladies Aid served, Walter Sheets clerked, buyers ranged from Wellman to Six, and the item notes the era’s rough roads and distant bidders.

Taleyrand Sheets Valey Ladies Aid Walter Sheets Lloyd Phillips Chester Loyd Wellman Keota West Chester Brighton Washingston Eureka Ourney Anna Sheets Valley Ladies

Saife Euard Race at Columbus Junction Draws Crowds

Readers of the J journal recall a 43 year old Columbus Junction race that drew hundreds of spectators. The Saife Euard event attracted wide local notice and remains a noted memory for early community sports coverage.

Saife Euard Columbus Junction J Journal

Great Columbus Junction race spurs fanfare and high hopes

The Safeguard reports a crowded Saturday program led by a famed free for all and the 2:28 trot seen as unmatched on American tracks. Eleven horses raced together, with six in heats and Dandy Dan emerging in the series. Time trials ranged from 2:20 to 2:28 amid brisk activity.

Dan Columbus Junction Fairgrounds John C. Swift Columbus Junction Horner Dandy Dan

Horse Sales Of Melphinney And Cherry Holmes Recalled

Clippings recount January 1911 horse sales at Weinfield. Accounts note Mek auctioned Melphinney and Cherry Holmes with dozens of horsemen observing and nostalgically remembering the event.

Llorges Melphinney Cherry Holmes Weinfield

Madame Hubert Holds Court in Hospital Room

Madame Hubert directs a crisis meeting from her hospital bed as Van Guerdon Juliet O'Hara and McSpadden face a looming two week deadline and a stalled bank loan. She orders focus on letters and operations while planning to outlive the odds.

Juliet O'Hara van Guerdon Madame Hubert McSpadden Metropolitan Museum von Guerdon Institute Guerdon O’hara Vor Guerdon Spadden Julia Madame Coortigns

Big horse sale draws crowd at Hinney Cherryholmes pavilion

The February 14 1911 sale in Winfield drew a large crowd for Messrs McAshinney and Cherryholmes with 87 horses sold for a total of 16565 dollars. Buyers came from long distances and the auctioneer D F Macon kept a steady loading pace amid bad roads and weather. The paper praises the fairness and anticipates a repeat sale next month in the new pavilion.

Hinney & Cherryholmes D. F Macon Washington Messis Messis, McEashinney Cherry Holmes Winfield Beacon Weckthinney and Cherryhomes

McElhinney & Cherry Holmes Hare Sale Draws Wide Attention

The Winfield sale attracted buyers and farmers from far and near with 74 head sold by D P Macon in 2 hours 30 minutes. Many animals went to Washington and nearby towns, with prices from 400 to 655 dollars per pair. Local interest and community welcome marked the event as veterans recall past sales and readers hear about the enduring horse trade.

Winfiel Winfield D. P. Macon Washington Crawfordsville Morning Sun Cotter Armsworth Oakville Wayland Catton Ohio Washington Journal

Notice of sale of primary road refunding bonds

Sealed bids for 117000 dollars of Washington County Iowa Primary Road Refunding Bonds will be received by 6 oclock p m March 24 1936 at the County Treasurer's office in the Court House Washington Iowa. Bonds dated May 1 1936 bear semiannual interest and mature 1937 1938 1943 1944 with 12000 due each year 1944. Bids at par plus accrued interest or better at a uniform rate in quarters. Purchaser to furnish blank bonds. County to provide Chapman & Cutler opinion. A 3 percent certified check of bid amount as good faith. bids sealed on blanks obtainable from the undersigned and Iowa State Highway Commission Ames. Right to reject any bid. Bonds issued to refund existing primary road bonds. Delivery at County Treasurer or county seat bank when ready. By order of Board of Supervisors Dated March 3 1936 Marion S George County Treasurer March 11 18

Washington Iowa Washington County Chapman & Cutler Chicago Iowa State Highway Commission Ames Board of Supervisors Marion George

Issuance of Primary Road Refunding Bonds Meeting Notice

The Washington County Board of Supervisors will convene March 24 1926 at 10:00 A M in the Washington Court House Iowa. The meeting will authorize issuing 117000 in Primary Road Refunding Bonds to retire May 1 1936 bonds for primary road improvements as directed by the Iowa State Highway Commission under Chapter 48 of the 45th General Assembly.

Board of Supervisors Washington County Iowa Court House Washington Said Iowa State Highway Commission Commission Forty-fifth General Assembly of

County Auditor Ethel Grecian Named by Board

The Board of Supervisors acts under Chapter 22 of the Code of Iowa naming ETHEL GRECIAN as County Auditor. The action formalizes the appointment and outlines the procedural basis in state law for the designation.

Board of Supervisors Lowa Ethel Grecian

Stringtown Local News Items Highlight Community Moves

Local items note Mrs. Ethan Brooks and Madge and Edd Cummings accompanying Harlan Cummings to Mt. Pleasant. Earl Ferguson assessor visited Friday. Raymond Rich started work for Harry Drake north of Washington. Edd Widmer family spent Sunday with Noah Widmer. Dale Nebel taught at String town school Thursday night. Elmer Freyengera Washington shops Saturday. Lee Swartzentruber moved to Noble. Meeting continues with J J Rich Noah Widmer and J W Widmer and Ar.

J. J. Rich Stringtown Ethan Brooks Madge Edd Cummings Harlan Cummings Mt. Pleasant Earl Ferguson Raymond Rich Harry Drake Washington Edd Widmer Noah Widmer Dale Nebel

Widmer Relative Visits After Saturday Butchering Help

Roselie Widmer, who works in Winfield, spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Petey Widmer following Boshart helping Add Widmer with their butchering on Saturday.

Boshart Widmer Roselie Widmer Winfield Petey Widmer

Indian Dishes Learned from Indians Mentioned

A line lists dishes the white man learned from Indians including clam chowder clam cakes succotash and corn meal pudding reflecting culinary exchange.

Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery Ad Claims Vitality

An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic that cleanses poisons from the intestines aids digestion and boosts vim vigor and vitality. It notes nearly 70 years of sale in the United States and Canada with new sizes and prices for tablets and liquids.

Pierce United States Canada

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Elon Christner Furniture Crawfordsvlle Latimer Davis Co. B. Reed Anna M. Sheets Mrs. Read Mrs Golie Miller Mek Bethel Rhee Good Horse Sale Wal. Cherryholmes Dave Mckhinney Coumn Mr. Macon Evening Journal A. Thompson Richland M. F. Hawkins Ainsworth Mert J. W. Dunbar Bil Wellston Harry Haines the Simpson Finance Co Vicks Va Tro-Nol Washington State Bank Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Washington, Iowa G.M.A.C Chevrolet Roe Mide Chevrolet Motor Company Detroit Mich AMD Flint Phien Michigan Ghevrolet Eicher W. Washington
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