Ration Dates End for Tires Recap Purchases
Certs no longer needed to recap tires for trucks or to buy inner tubes or used farm implement tires. The change removes requirements for certificates when purchasing these tire items.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1944
Page
6
Certs no longer needed to recap tires for trucks or to buy inner tubes or used farm implement tires. The change removes requirements for certificates when purchasing these tire items.
The notice outlines tire inspection requirements and record retention for ration certificates. It lists several 1944–1945 gasoline, sugar, and food stamp coupons by type and validity, including A B C D E F G and special book stamps. It specifies application rules for canning sugar periods, and notes some coupons are valid indefinitely or through given dates.
A late entry notes Washingtonm Lodge No 2a a FF and AM holds its regular meeting on the first Friday of each ninth to D Morrison Jr, W. M, A W Yard, secretary.
A railroad timetable fragment lists Westbound trains including No. 3 Golden State Limited and No. 12 Southwest Express with stops at Calfornian daily, plus No. 8 and No. 43 Washington stops for passengers. Eastbound Nos. 8 and 26 Southwest Limited and local Davenport-Kansas City services show daily operations with departures and arrivals.
Local schedule lists buses 3 7 2 6 and 10 from Washington with eastbound service to Chicago and Omaha. Times range from 2:50 a m to 8:50 p m, with tickets sold at Winga's Cafe North Side Depot for nationwide trips.
Fragmented schedule lists departures and arrivals among Washington, Cedar Rapids, Iowa City, Mt. Pleasant, Ft Madison, Winfield, Burlington, Sigourney, Oskaloosa, Knox, and Westbound lines. Times are inconsistent with several errors and garbled entries. Depot details mention a meal depot at 107 W. and Mekers sold at meal depot to your destination.
Soybeans grown for hay provide a valuable supplement for dairy farmers lacking sufficient legume hay. The crop yields quality forage and may reduce reliance on traditional hay supplies.
The item appears as a fragmented quiz corner note with limited readable text. The piece lists a title likely referencing a war themed quiz section and a small subheading or caption. No clear dates, names, or organizations are readable.
The questions ask for Erich Raeder the first head of Hitler’s navy. Identify the last name Raeder. The second asks which country the U S sold 50 destroyers to in September 1940. The answer is the United Kingdom. The third asks to identify Suomussalmi as a Finnish battle site in the Winter War. The fourth statement is true: Hitler invaded Scandinavia after the Low Countries.
The notes list a scoring scheme with values 100 perfect 80 good 69 fair and 40 for question one after which Erich Raeder and Great Britain are cited. The scene of the biggest Russo Finnish battle is claimed false. Dates mention Scandinavia April 9 1940 and Low Countries May 10. The trailing text contains garbled input.
An advertisement promotes Tromone a medical formula mixing vitamins and hormones for middle aged men. It claims renewed zest vitality and pleasure and suggests following label directions with sales by Geo L McDaniel Druggist and druggists nationwide.
A U S cargo ship torpedoed in the Atlantic prompts a homing pigeon rescue chain. The captain sent a paper message in a capsule attached to a pigeon's leg, aiding crew rescue and warning other ships. Authorities seek legal control of pigeon breeding and training as Camp Crowder trains thousands. Parachute pigeons and birds in RAF and U S Navy service cited. Winkie the Lancaster bomber pigeon flew 350 miles to base, saving nine men.
Chicago reports that William Kramer took six gallons of homemade applejack from Mrs. Annette Godlewski’s home and garden claiming underpayment. He also dug up half the strawberry patch to sell plants. A jail sentence was vetoed. six months probation imposed after Kramer agreed to reimburse the employer, noting the applejack was inferior.
The giant king crab of the Bering Sea is being Americanized for wartime canning. Previously Japan harvested, canned, and shipped the crab to the United States from near American waters. Imports reached over 4.5 million dollars in a single year.
London reports that advances in plastic resin allow war and civilian casualties who have lost ears and noses to regain natural appearance. Early tests show facial features reconstructed from resin may reduce the need for multiple operations.
GALESBURG Illinois Mrs Horace Nall a Sunday school teacher at North Henderson has run out of pupils All 19 boys in her class who she taught since grade school days have joined the armed services Her son Pvt Owen Nall 18 was among the last to go She still keeps in touch with former pupils by correspondence.
Weeds compete with corn for nutrients moisture light and space, reducing growth and yields. Proper weed control is essential to maximize corn production.
The Rock Island Motor Transit Company of Chicago applies to the Iowa State Commerce Commission for a Certificate of Convenience and Necessity to operate as a motor carrier for intrastate freight in a wide Iowa area including Iowa City Hills and Ainsworth. A public hearing is set for October 19, 1944, at 10:00 AM in Iowa City.
Mellie J. Lingo files in District Court of Washington County Iowa a petition naming G W Alexander Jennie L Alexander George W Alexander P B Sheriff as Trustee for Capital Hill Monument Co W A Sigler Receiver Capital Hill Monument Co John L Warnock executor of the estate of George W Alexander and others plus unknown claimants of the described real estate in Washington County Iowa seeking declaration of absolute ownership in fee simple of the west half of a described lot in Gray's Sub Division and related relief.
Irene Oldfield received word that her grandson Leo Oldfield married Miss Chesney of Edmonton Canada on August 4 at Fort Lewis Washington. The report lists the Oldfield relatives and local visitors joining the celebration in Morley Iowa and nearby towns.
The text notes ancient fires signaling Troy and later coastal beacon fires that warned London of the Spanish Armada. It then asserts slow progress in developing methods and instruments for military information exchange until the mid 19th century.
The passage explains that complete plant food boosts humus in soil by promoting growth of the top and root systems. A portion of the roots decays annually, and this decomposed vegetable matter becomes part of the soil. Experiments show a considerable percentage of humus is added this way.
Across ages, wars spurred rapid messaging among Greeks and other civilizations. Ancient signal systems used light and flags to transmit messages between cities and between ships and shore.
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