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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1943
Page
6
The notice lists specific ration stamp validity and expiry dates from April to September for blue red coffee meat and gasoline stamps, including new valid periods through May and later deadlines for registration and inspections. It notes primary distributors filing reports, revised meat and processed foods point values, and several upcoming regulatory changes.
A modern science view states the earth is two billion years old and human life originates around two million years ago, reflecting estimates discussed in contemporary scientific writings.
Wayland is hosting a Daily Vacation Bible School starting May 24 with sponsors Cottonwood United Firethorn church and local congregations. Teachers include Mrs. Winifred Sharpe Vivian Zear Betty Wyse rma Clark and Lorraine Schlatter, while families and Red Cross volunteers support activities and refreshments.
Ann Rivers confronts Christopher Wain about snooping on his life and the purchase of the place, revealing Brenda and Wain’s possible romance and hinting at a concealed past. The pair quarrel then test their uneasy reconciliation as Rowdy the dog reacts to the old bond.
A woman faces a housing dispute with a powerful man as she struggles with lingering feelings. She acknowledges his care for the farm’s meadows and land, while confronting the reality of change and separation from Broadfields. The scene hints at a deeper romance and a departure toward an uncertain future.
The Better Riverside club met at Trinity Methodist church parlors. A chicken supper was served by the Women’s Society for Christian Service. President Joseph P. Pailliotet led the business session. no out of town speaker. Discussion focused on the band and a June 9 gathering for prospective members. Grace Dautremont returned home for summer. Elizabeth Florang visited Iowa City. Mr and Mrs Newton Whetsell hosted visitors.
Public transit notices list Westbound and Eastbound train schedules for the California and Davenport lines, branch services at Oskaloosa, and daily bus routes from Washington to Omaha Chicago Iowa City Knoxville and Iowa Ordnance Plant. Includes agent names and departure times.
A severe wind storm struck Richmond Saturday evening causing extensive damage. A large tree toppled in the Bob Welte summer kitchen and a roof blew from a machine shed at the A. W. Dann farm. Boards flew through upstairs windows, a steel bin overturned at the Tony Kern farm, and broader houses at the Paul Stumpf and Eglin farms were toppled. Wind mills at the Godfrey Sommers farm were also blown over.
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