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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1938

Page

7

Brighton Trucker Parking Lot Site Set

Lawrence Borkoski has leased the old Commercial hotel site in Brighton and is fixing it up as a parking lot for his trucks. The Brighton Christian church held a radio program with churches across multiple states and a potluck supper before the service.

Brighton Lawrence Borkoski Brighton Christian Church KMA Iowa South Dakota Nebraska Kansas Missouri Minnesota Floyd Allen Bush Central Church of Christ Des Moines

Community News Notes From The Journal Agent

Local page compiles brief updates from neighboring towns. Readers find quick items on events, meetings, or notices carried by the Journal Subscription Representative highlighting community activities and upcoming dates.

Local travellers report mud and livestock along with a naval family note

Friday's observations recount heavy mud from Crawf ordsville to Keota with Belgium horses and Guernsey calves noted near Washington. Ralph Gibson and Tom Berdo grind feed. Ralph Wag goner and others contribute to farm activity. Shipments and small town greetings blend with a message from O M Cuddy's son at Great Lakes and a humorous money request to keep the Journal running.

Residents and shoppers visit local store and fair notes

Mrs Gallagher Mr and Mrs Luther Williams Earl Ferguson Jack King and others shopped here. Fritchen Bros and Keota R 2 sister were present. C J Brown arranged a household goods sale for Wednesday March 30 1 30 PM in the Evening Journal. Al Raymond and family visited Crawfordsville yesterday. The harness and shoe business keeps many busy.

Negus Livestock Auction Washington Milwaukee Yards Midway Columbu Junction J Brown South Ave J. W. Bishop Iowa Avene Luther Williams Earl Ferguson Jack King Donald Shull Crawfordsville Ed Humphrey Wyman C. J. Brown South Ave. D The Evening Journal al Raymond Jess

200-Year-Old Pipe Found in Cornwallis Yorktown Siege Tale

Mrs. Nancy Neff of Brethitt County Kentucky owns a clay pipe said to be over 200 years old. It was allegedly found by a George Washington era soldier in Lord Cornwallis' cave above the York River, used by Cornwallis and his staff as a retreat during the Yorktown siege. The tale underscores how good deeds can lead to trouble.

Nancy Neff Brethitt County

Classifieds Fragment Offers Varied Prices Per Pound

A damaged OCR fragment lists unit prices for various items with prices like 27e 25¢ per dozen and 14de per pound. The text is incomplete and cryptic, showing a mix of old currency and measurement terms. No clear seller or product names are readable.

Samaritan in Trouble After Speeding Bail Plot

Franklin Joyce of Cleveland received a call from Bert Hubert claiming arrest for speeding 50 mph and needing 100 dollars bail. Joyce delivered the money to police and was arrested at the same spot, the judge noting the same speeding charge. K. A. Coats of Crawfordsville and Mrs. Roy Finke of Prairie Flower were involved in the early morning events.

Samaritan Franklin Joyce Cleveland, O Bert Hubert Joyce Hubert K. A. Coats Crawfordsville Roy Finke Prairie Flower

Backstage Iowa Politics and Chair Custody Disputes

Des Moines reports on Iowa executive council quibbling over chair ownership and costs with Davenport tax chief Louis Roddewig proposing a financed chair purchase. Lew Wallace faces a ridicule issue after a Democratic weekly article, while patrolman discharge reforms trigger hearings and trial statuses.

Des Moines Louis BE. Roddewig Davenport L. BE. R

Candidates Sought as April Deadline Looms in Iowa

With a April 17 deadline approaching, 26 Iowa counties lack state representative candidates from both parties. Audubon Bremer Butler Calhoun Cass Cedar Cerro Gordo Cherokee Chickasaw Clarke Clayton Floyd Franklin Howard Jasper Monona Muscatine O Brien Plymouth Poweshiek Shelby Sioux Warren Webster Winneshiek Worth.

Iowa Audubon Bremer Butler Calhoun Cass Cedar Cerro Gordo Cherokee Chickasaw Clarke Clayton Floyd Franklin Howard Jasper Monona Muscatine O'Brien Plymouth Poweshiek Shelby Sioux Warren Webster Winneshiek Worth

Postmasters Alarm Over Favors for Senator Campaign

Postmasters in the seventh Iowa district protest alleged solicitation of campaign funds for Congressman Otha D. Wearin of Hastings seeking the Democratic senatorial nomination.

Iowa Otha D. Wearin Hastings

Settled squabble among two public servants ends in tangle

A weeks long dispute between two faithful public servants concluded last week after breaches of gentility during entanglements. Mr A invoked government power against Mr B for an alleged law violation, and B responded by using state department authority against A. A’s case was dropped while B imposed costs on A. both men are not on good terms.

Republicans Lead Iowa House Race With Broad Candidate Field

The Republican party holds a strong lead in Iowa House races with 64 announced candidates against 35 Democrats, numerous nominees remaining nonpartisan, and one Farmer-Labor aspirant among the field.

Republican Party Senate Iown House

L. W. Hitler Conquest and War Possibilities

Report discusses Hitler's expansion into Austria and Czechoslovakia and the growing threat of a broader European war. Analysts weigh alliances and potential responses as tensions rise across the continent.

Austria Czechoslovakia

Value of Commodities in Tobacco Sugar Barter 1625

The article notes commodity values in tobacco terms, saying that in 1625 a pound of sugar equaled a pound of tobacco, illustrating fluctuating exchange rates between commodities in historical times.

Chicago Markets Hogs Slump as Weights Drop and Cattle Steady

Chicago livestock market reports a light hog sale with 6,000 head and prices 150 or more below yesterday. Cattle and calves show steady to firm trends with steer and heifer lots from 6.00 to 10.50 and cows 5.00 to 7.25. Sheep stay steady with lambs from 8.00 to 8.40 and feeders around 7.00 to 7.76.

Chicago

Chicago Produce Market Summary

Chicago March 26 eggs market steady to easy with 33,170 cases received. Extra first 17a to 18, firsts 17 to 17 percent. Butter market steady to easy with 9,301 tubs received. Specials 28 to 29, extras 27a to 28, extra firsts 27 to 27, firsts 25 to 25, standards 27.

Chicago

Chicago Cash Corn Prices Mixed Grades and Percentages

Chicago market notes show mixed corn prices with several grades and yields. Mixed No. 6 at 68 percent, No. 4 at 55 TM percent, No. 5 at 64 percent, No. 2 yellow at 60, No. 3 yellow 58 to 60, No. 4 yellow 54 to 56.8, No. 5 yellow 53 to 54, No. 2 white 61, No. 3 white 59 to 60, No. 4 white 56 to 58, sample grade 45 to 54 percent.

Chicago

Tide Reverses in Amazon River Over 500 Miles

A rare tidal reversal was observed in the Amazon as water flowed backward for about 500 miles. Scientists note unusual coastal and estuarine effects and monitor potential impacts on navigation and ecosystems.

Amazon River

Soybean Market Summary From Open High Low Close

Market report lists soybean futures with May at 98 percent, July 96 percent, and October 92 percent. No additional context or trading venue provided.

West Chester M E Church Weekly Schedule and Banquet Report

The West Chester M E church lists Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. worship at 11:00 a.m. Epworth League at 6:30 p.m. Union Service at 7:30 p.m. at the U P church and a mid week service at the parsonage. The Father and Son banquet was a success with 102 served. Visiting ministers Rev Paul Hann from Wellman and Rev Wilbur Williams from Crawfordsville were warmly received. A. W. MacBlain, Pastor. Lloyd Bauer, Sunday school superintendent.

Brighton A. W. MacBlain West Chester Edith Peiffer Mechanics- Ville Adam Kasowsky Erma Mae Duvall Frankfort J. C. Bridges Luella Taylor Jake Rudolph H. L. Gordon West Point Adelle Stone Sarah Griffith California Miss Griffith Belle Whitacre Robert Griffith Clay Township Abigail Readkopf Washington State George Griffith Washington T. EB. Tomerlin Indianapolis C. BE. Mumper Drake University Tomerlin Leslie Deal Denver Anson Brinton Equality Quilting Club James Long Epworth League U. P Paul Hann Wellman Wilbur Williams Crawfordsville Lloyd Bauer

Livestock Sale Claims Strong Demand This Week

Veal calves milk cows fat cows and heifers wes and lambs cows gilts and feeder pigs bring them in. They are selling well.

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