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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1946
Page
4
Notice of incorporation states that Coes Cafe Inc is organized under Iowa law with its principal business location in Washington city Washington County Iowa. The filing establishes the new corporation for trade and commerce in the region.
Daily timetables list arrivals and departures for Lehigh, Q. B. & Q., O. M. & ST. P., and Burlington routes with mixed trains, locals, and limited services. Also shows Bee Line Transit routes to Iowa City Cedar Rapids and connections to Mt. Pleasant Fort Madison Macomb Quincy and towns in Illinois and Iowa with depot location at 107 W third. Tickets may be purchased at the local depot or listed outlets.
County officers named include County Attorney John Owen Auditor Stan Kiesey Clerk R Noonan Engineer W P Hawn Welfare Director Mrs Payne Recorder Mrs Harriet Coulter Sheriff Harold Putnam Treasurer W E Howell Supt. of Schools Lester B Krabil Coroner Dr W S Kyle and Supervisors Ned Morrow Clarence Fulton Arthur Wiley.
Chiropractor Dr. Chas C Brown announces neurocalometer service with office opposite the Court House. Washington Independent School District lists Superintendent and junior high principal Miss Ethel McCreedy with a school board including Harry Mamseyer and C P Weldin. Washington Lodge No 26 A F and A M reports regular meetings first Friday each month with Merle R Green as W M and A W Yard as secretary.
The corporation will operate a restaurant cafe, tavern or boarding house and provide food and drink to patrons. It may deal in real estate and other assets as needed to conduct the business, within legal limits.
The document lists train numbers and daily stops for the Golden State Limited Southwest Express and California daily services. It notes exceptions for sleeping car and coach passenger movements and discharge points, including special routing via Washington and Kansas City.
Preparing cabbage by brief boiling just until tender preserves flavor and nutrients. Another method minimizes vitamin C loss by using pan cooking.
The text explains that shooting stars do not have tails. instead a retinal afterimage lasts a fraction of a second creating a tail-like illusion. It compares this to tracer bullets whose light trails resemble tails due to persistence of vision.
Wash parsley thoroughly then place the wet leaves and stalks in a tall glass jar. Seal with a lid and refrigerate to preserve color and pungence for at least a week.
Extensive bodies of gold bearing quartz are reported in the mountain regions of the Peace river country in northern Alberta.
Anglers fishing for recreation are estimated to catch 260 million pounds of fish in the United States each year, reflecting substantial recreational fishing activity and its economic footprint.
The document sets forth a 5000 dollar authorized capital divided into 50 shares at 100 dollars each. It states business begins after Iowa Secretary of State certification and lasts 20 years unless dissolved by stockholders. A 3 member board governs, elected annually. officers named Coe Hottle president R G Smith VP William Pohlmann secretary and R G Smith treasurer. Directors named until first annual meeting. Private property exempt from corporate debt. Filings completed in Washington County Iowa and Iowa Secretary of State.
Minimum farm fire protection includes pump-tank or chemical extinguishers or both plus fire pails water barrels and ladders all kept in a handy place.
An axe should be carried by the handle. Grip it close to the head with the blade parallel to the body and the handle to the rear.
Crochet a wide woolen band to hold back unruly locks and keep ears warm. Simple pattern folds neatly for snug wear, offering practical warmth and style.
The article notes that small game animals dominate wild meat supplies with an example that one wild rabbit is bagged for every item of game taken by American hunters.
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