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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1944

Page

4

Autumnal notes and rural life in a Iowa column

A newspaper column blends philosophy and weather with farm updates in Iowa. It notes autumn color peak, mice control, a large Maplecrest turkey plant and its mechanized processing, plus political cautions and local civic remarks. It also highlights Senator Grimes and wartime themes with light humor and nurse’s mate verses.

Forty Hours services held at St Marys Riverside

Riverside October 9 The Forty Hours open at St Marys church Riverside with a 9 am high mass celebrated by Rev J J Fath local assistant priest. Rev T Walsh of Clinton Oblate Fathers led the sermons and the closing service occurred Sunday evening. Attendees included visitors from Washington Lone Tree Oxford Solon and Iowa City for funeral services for Frank Streb and others mentioned for the Deanser case.

Riverside St. Mary's Church J. J. Fath T. Walsh Oblate Fathers of Mary Immaculate Clinton St. Mary’s Frank Streb Lawrence Mottet Washington Henry Beatch Lone Tree James Meade Oxford Joseph Yeggy Solon Margaret Dann Charles Aneiaux John Streb

Local residents and relatives visit and relocate in Iowa towns

A series of moves and visits across Riverside Solon Kalona Lone Tree and Muscatine are noted. Residents Henry Beatch and others travel to Richmond while Eva Stransky returns to Cincinnati. Francis Baschnagel resigns from a produce plant to join Peoples Trust and Savings Bank. Robert Houseal a Coast Guard radioman is on leave in Washington and prepares to return to duty.

Henry Beatch Lone Tree Joseph Veggy Solon W. E. Davis Kalona William Ernest Kloppfer Richmond Henry Fijetland Cincinnati Ohio Joseph Stransky Eva Stransky Riverside Francis Baschnagel F. W. Sehniebelen Local Peoples Trust and Savings Bank Vern Stachar Coletta Schnoebelen Keith Mickey Muscatine Stachar Vern United States Navy Robert Houseal Coast Guard South Pacific I. P. Houseal Washington St. Louis Mildred Schneider University Hospital Iowa City Frank Lafourek Violet Kephart Frank Rummelhart Flora Knebel Mary Plough John Colbert Allen Snyder Maquoketa Roy Snyder Snyder

Techniques for sealing wood before putty use

The advice notes sealing bare wood with one coat of paint before applying putty to prevent oil absorption. It states that putty on plain wood dries out and may detach.

Egg production and feed per dozen eggs

For each dozen eggs produced a hen consumes about seven pounds of feed. This fact highlights the feed cost component in poultry production and implications for farm management.

Evolution in Watch Making

Early watch makers often came from locksmith, window frame, or blacksmith backgrounds, reflecting skilled trades adapting to portable timekeeping needs. These artisans transitioned from metalworking and mechanics to precision miniaturization, laying groundwork for clockwork improvements and watch production shifts.

New UT Device Hulls Berries For Easy Processing

A University of Tennessee device for strawberries removes leaves and stems as berries enter the machine. The hulled fruit is delivered into containers, extending its use beyond strawberries to broader berry preparation.

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Editor Highlights Power Affordability Amid Scarcity

The editor notes electricity remains plentiful and cheap despite widespread shortages and high prices. The piece credits companies like ours for this through hard work, experience, and sound management.

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