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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1944
Page
3
An Iowa Farm Season and Bricker Des Moines Visit Reflections
The piece reflects on wet Iowa fields delaying corn planting as farmers plow around soggy spots and a Nebraska trip reports cattle mud in feed yards. It also covers Governor Bricker’s Des Moines speech opposing federal bureaucracy and backing Republican unity, with praise for his mid western appeal and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Witty Fragments and Quips From Aboard the Newspaper Page
A collage of humorous captions and quips about marriage, fashion, love, and everyday life. Lines poke at domestic life, money, sleep, and theater, with a light tone. Notable bits include a joke about keeping a wife in fashion and a line about a celicatessen owner with a scent based sales pitch.
Tractors Rise Early as Planting Season Advances
Living Lake notes May 11 through May 12 with farmers starting corn planting and limited plowing. Gardens and peas advance, fruit survived a freeze, and fields await a week of favorable weather. Community members recover from illnesses and send thanks for support after a stove fire. A funeral note honors W R Kerr. Ambrose Hermann reports moving from Camp White to California in a long caravan trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Living Lake
Rex Crandall
Chidren
Dorothy Walker
Ambrose Hermann
Camp White
Ore-gon
Calif
Funeral for Miss Pierson Held at Local Home
The funeral of Willa May Pierson was held Sunday afternoon at L. A. Jones funeral home with Rev George Kerr officiating and burial in Keota cemetery. Pallbearers included Howard Stewart Art Hamilton Walter Leet Ed Sullivan Frank McFarlane and Glenn Martin. Funeral services for Mrs Vera Alberson Duell followed at Kim Grove cemetery with pallbearers T L Brookhar Merle Lytle Ralph Dougherty C C Wilson Glenn Martin and Frank Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willa May Pierson
L. A. Jones Funeral Home
George Kerr
Keota
Howard Stewart
Art Hamilton
Walter Leet
Ed Sullivan
Frank McFarlane
Glenn Martin
Vera Alberson Duell
Kim Grove Cemetery
Fred B. Miller
T. L Brookhar
Merle Lytle
Ralph Dougherty
C. C. Wilson
Frank Miller
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