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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1946
Page
3
The column reflects on keeping the Sabbath separate from commerce, notes September sun and corn, jokes about voters and pockets, cites Heirens case and its impact on families, discusses egg marketing and eye appeal, and ends with a quip about orange overproduction and political candidates.
A sequence of humorous exchanges shows domestic banter and social observations. Notes include a husband's Masons pledge, limited trust in jars, a nurse and doctor quip about a patient, a bachelor remark on living quarters, and children naming their father as the most obedient.
A New York boy moved to Texas learns the Alamo in school with a humorous twist. The pie joke blends with family exchange as the father recalls late hours and the wife voices a peevish reply about home as the best place.
A traveler in a southern village learns from the old resident that the countryside will be stirred next week by plowing. The exchange includes locals named Dick the doctor John the horse trader William the saver of souls and Tom the sorter living as a farmer in a communal vignette.
RB F. Anderson returned to his home in Kenosha Wisconsin after visiting his son Carl T and family in Pilotburg.
Carl T Anderson observed a birthday on September five and received a power lawn mower. Gayle Blum married Willian Rarick at St. John Lutheran Wellman. Gayle taught Pilotburg school. couple to live near Tow a City. Many relatives visit kin in Iowa City Pilotburg and McAllen Texas locales.
Dublin reports Donna Snider of Brighton will teach at Center school with 11 pupils enrolled for the term.
Gene and Neal Yoder are new scholars while Billy Man sold begins as a beginner. Schoolhouse work continues in the township with Miss Snider staying at the Ef Augustine home. Cloyce Robertson visits, and several families travel for business, visits, and Sunday gatherings. A new schoolhouse is being built by Geo Richard, Rosco Robertson, and Donald Running near Talleyrand.
Hiuner events note in the parental Nick Tinnes home. Mr and Mrs Will Derby of Richland spent Thursday in the Dwight Moody home.
Soybean protein and oil meal contain 41 to 45 percent protein and are used to offset protein deficiencies in cereal grains fed to milking cows.
Freezing will not improve the quality of any food but will help preserve the original quality longer by slowing spoilage and microbial growth. The method maintains scent texture and flavor better than prolonged storage at higher temperatures.
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