Attorney At Law Over Leet's Meat Mkt
Local clerk lists a legal notice designating an attorney at law associated with Leet's Meat Market. The entry provides a contact phone number 18 for inquiries and further filing directions.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1948
Page
6
Westminster Pupils Get the Chickenpox
Westminister school closed Thursday due to a chickenpox outbreak among pupils. Several local residents including Dick and Peggy Stewart Janice Laubach Caroll Laubach and Douglas Kiesey are reported recovering. Geraldine Hoyle and Bobby Libe visited Ames for the Viesha celebration with Donnie Rich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminister
Merv
Peggy Stewart
Janice and
Caroll Laubach
Douglas Kiesey
Geraldine Hoyle
Bobby Libe
Donnie Rich
Ames
Mrs Bell Visits McAllen Texas and Nearby Sites
Mrs S G Bell travels with Cecil Ayers of Marion and his mother to McAllen Texas to visit relatives including Mrs Sterling Tedford. They tour a citrus orchard area and enjoy a stop in Mexico. The trip includes the Alamo in San Antonio the Texas state house in Austin and the Will Rogers memorial in Claremore Oklahoma. They return via the Ozarks visiting Bob Burns and Lum and Abner in Van Buren Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Humston
S. G. Bell
Cecil Ayers
Marion
Virgil Lewis
McAllen
Texas
Sterling Tedford
Mexico
San Antonio
Alamo
State House
Austin
Will Rogers
Claremore
Oklo
Ozarks
Bob Burns
van Buren
Ark
Lum and
Abner
Community sale and livestock auctions listed for Iowa barns
Weekly sale dates listed for Whittaker sale barn every Friday and for Kalona, Midway Sales Company Columbus Junction, and Ollie Livestock Exchange with Tuesday afternoon sales at 1 00 p m and Monday sales at Dollar Sales Company in Sigourney Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittaker Sale
Midway Sales Company
Columbus Junction
Iowa
Kalona
Ollie Livestock Exchange
Ollie. Towa
Ai Dollar Sales Company
Sigourney
Mothers Day Visits and Travel Noted Across Communities
Abundant gardens and a restful day for Mrs. Bell precede a long list of visits and gatherings for families in Ainsworth Cedar Rapids Keswick Mediapolis and Keota. Families attend baccalaureate and commencement in Keswick while others share dinners housewarmings and travels including a 2400 mile trip and a Utah–Des Moines tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Harris
Burlington
Daisy Harris
Des Moines
Homer Herron
Bonnie
Wayne Chamberlin
Roger
Clayde Willits Jr
Ted Simon
Ted Simons
Reta
Roma
Muscatine
Bert Booth
Rolly Henderson
Utah
Lu Rhodebeck
Notable Family Trip And Local Graduation Events
A 2400 mile trip covered Atlantic City and New York including the Statue of Liberty, then via Washington D C and Blue Ridge. Lloyd Humston’s family attended Wayland high school graduation exercises with Dolores Alliman and Eldon Roth nearby. Will Marie Sr visited Davenport, and Young America children hosted Prairie Flower students for a play day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
New York
Washington D. C
The
Capitol
Blue Ridge Mountains
Lloyd Humston
Wayland High School
Dolores Alliman
Eldon Roth
Loyd Alliman
Will Marie Sr
Davenport
George Dempsey
Young America
Prairie Flower School
First Cows in America and Early Dairy Beginnings
The article notes Columbus brought cattle on his second voyage in 1495 to the West Indies. Jamestown received cows in 1611 and Plymouth in 1624 marking the start of American dairy. Lack of milk among Pilgrims allegedly influenced child deaths. Later frontier expansion saw cows travel with covered wagons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Christopher Columbus
West Indies
U. S
Jamestown Colony
Plymouth Colony
Catch That Thief Erosion Ravages Farmland Nationwide
U. S. Soil Conservation Service figures show erosion ruins about 50 million acres of farmland. Overcropping poor management and returning plant foods fail, the nation loses roughly 18 million tons of nitrogen 1% million tons of phosphorus 18 million tons of potash and 253 million tons of organic matter annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
Proper Screen Care for Spring Installation
Screens stored in good condition prevent headaches next spring. Mark each screen before removal and keep them in the order they will be reinstalled. A winter task is painting and mending all screens.
Blood Volume in Adults
The average normal adult has about five to six quarts of blood in the body. Both men and women contain roughly one eleventh of their body weight as blood.
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Dagwood
Dixie Dugan
Hamilton
Okinawa
BY Mevoy and
Striebel
Louis J. Kehoe
Jeffrey Bide
Theodore B. Bailey
Morrison Building
W. Livingston
Robert Day Attorneys
W. Main
George F. Morrison
G. Gifford Morrison
J. C. Penney Co
Paul V. Shearer
Court House
Wendell L. Shaffer
Hotel Washington
Optometrists
Cc. S. Lemmon
John W. Lemmon
East Side Square
P. L. Etter
F. G. Livesay
D. C
Spinal Distortion
Iowa Avenue
Westminster
Robert E. Eckels
Westminister School
Walter Kiesey
Robert
Laurine
Max Owens
Rose Kiesey
Don Kiesey
Edward
Ella Knott
Washington
Ted Kiesey
Frank Casey
James Casey
Hubert Redlinger
E. P
Mrs. Bell
McAllen, Texas
Tedfords
Journal
Huston
Crawfordsville, Iowa
Orval Meeks
Mark
Keswick
Bob
CAMM
Charles Luckinbill
Lloyd Hamston
Raymond
Hampton
Johnston Construction Company
William Bell
Clayton Petsel
Lone Tree
Fred Blees
Maurice
Leo Marie
Gus Clouse
Piqua
Ohio
Ruth Wolf
Leo
Vera Wolf
David Kleese
Missouri
Roland Neal
Springfield
Neal
Keota
Hunter Home
Ed Goble
Ainsworth
Jim O'Loughlin
Florida
California
Harley O'Loughlin
Ann
Claude Rhodebeck
Atur
Humm Gas
Peter Gordon
Arrow
Shamokin
Gordon
Edward Heck
Charles Bashore
Tho
International
Europe
Congress
Sentinel Radio Sale & Service
South Ave
D. W.L
Col
Little
Brown Finance
Brown Finance Co
West Chester
John Blick
R. G. Wessler
E. Second St. Call
al Blog
Wash
N. Ave. B
Washington Dairy
Tait Radio & Appliance
Meee
Baby
Reister Hatchery
Nba
TAO GO Bel
Reister Baqs
Feeq—Hatchery
Washington Concrete Co
St. and
Rock Island
McAllister
Walter Nicholson
South Second Ave
Washington, Iowa
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