Fat Cattle and Hogs Hit New Highs at Sioux City Market
Active market in Sioux City posts all time highs as cattle prices rise $2.00 to $3.00 on Monday and Tuesday led by steers at $25 and heifers at $25. Hog prices jump $4.50 to $5.00, fat lambs up about $3.50, slaughter steers $17.00 to $25.00, fed heifers $16.50 to $25.00, fat cows $7.75 to $20.00, grassers $14.00 to $16.00, beef bulls $16.75 down, hogs $20.00 to $20.50, sows $19.25 to $19.50, feeder pigs $18.50, fed lambs $18.00 to $20.50. Cherokee county consignments include multiple steers, hogs, and sows with prices e.g. Don Simons 20 steers at $22.00 and Lawrence Swanson 21 steers at $20.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Cherokee
Ralph Stoneking
Stanley Burch
Harold Williams
Don Simons
Steers
Boughton, Gustafson & Dyslin
Glenn Simon
Norman Smith
Earl & Lou Miller
Lawrence Swanson
Fred Anderson
John Schrier
Iowa to form new national guard under Maj Gen Fountain
The Iowa National Guard will fade out as the new national guard forms with 12,000 members from Iowa and Nebraska under Maj Gen Ray C Fountain. He says citizens must defend their country and honor ancestral sacrifice for security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Dodge
Iowa National Guard
Iowa Training School For
Eldora
National Guard
Towa
Nebraska
Ray C. Fountain
Des Moines
Fountain
Factors for Dairy Demand Rise Listed by Illinois Expert
Illinois dairy specialist P H Tracy of the University of Illinois college of agriculture outlined eight factors boosting demand for milk and dairy products. He notes changing dietary habits toward fruits and dairy, convenience of dairy foods, urban population growth, dairy items in restaurants, improved merchandising, public health perception, pasteurization and dairy supervision, and overall quality improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Tracy
University of Iinois College of Agriculture
Illinois Dairy
Mt Olive News Highlights Local Social Visits
Mrs Hugo Peckenschneider and Marian visited relatives in Dakota last week. Des Moines visitors Mr and Mrs Lloyd Bruce stayed with Earl Bruce. Aurelia Garden club toured homes of Stelish Crippen Gillet and enjoyed a picnic at Miss Bess Pitcher. Dennis Wayne born to Wayne and Mrs Stelish with grandparents Lou is Stelish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo Peckenschneider
Marian
Dakota
Lloyd Bruce
Des Moines
Earl Bruce
Aurelia Garden Club
Louis Stellish
Earl Crippen
E. H. Gillet
Cliff Dubes
Hoyt
Dubes
Oscar Gustafson
Storm Lake
George Schafer
Sioux City
Melvin Converse
LeRoy Goettsch
Lincoln Hahn
Gerald
Clifford Bruce
West Day
Quimby
Forrest
Fred Hoyt
Rochester
New York
Clifford Dukes
Janet
Lake Okoboji
Clarencee Oh
Selecting New Furniture With Good Judgment
Practical guide to furniture buying stresses size fit and proportion for small rooms. Measure spaces, sketch floor plans, and visualize layout. Choose comfortable well proportioned pieces with sturdy frames and removable cushions. Avoid ornate options. simple well made furniture lasts longer.
Boys Smarter and Dumber Claim in Intelligence Study
In the British Medical Journal J A F Roberts reports a study of 10 000 children showing in the top and bottom 1000 groups there are more boys than girls, with the brightest 0.1 percent having twice as many boys as girls. The Journal of the American Medical Association notes no mean IQ difference, but greater male variability likely due to genetic factors.
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J. A. F. Roberts
Journal of the American Medical Association
Poisonous Amanita Mushroom Warns of Quick Fatal Poisoning
A red scaly topped Amanita mushroom can cause death within 30 minutes to two hours after ingestion. It features a ragged collar under the cap and a bulbous base. Early symptoms include abdominal cramps and dizziness. Atropine at one one-hundredth grain is cited as an antidote.
Sweeten Sour Cream Dressing From Whipped Cream
A simple sweetened sour cream dressing combines sugar lemon juice vinegar and salt with whipped sour cream. For half cup servings use 1 tablespoon sugar 1 tablespoon lemon juice 2 tablespoons vinegar 1/4 teaspoon salt and a pinch of pepper. Mix and fold into whipped cream while keeping it cold.
Local visitors and callers visit area families
The article lists numerous visits and callers from Buffalo New York Des Moines Minneapolis Cherokee and Minnesota towns. It notes Rev Carlton Saywell speaking at Mt Olive church for new members ice cream and cake after the sermon and several Sunday dinner and weekend visits among area residents.
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Clifford Suits
Buffalo N. Y
Will Hahn
Clifford Bruce
Quimby
Carlton Saywell
State Convention
Des Moines
Mt. Olive Church
Victor Gearke
Schaller
Iowa
Olive
Foster
Buffalo
N. Y
Earl Crippen
Sioux City
Lindstrom
Oscar Gustafson
Anna Peterson
Minneapolis
E. H. Gillet
Foster Suits
B. H. Dukes
Elmer Huseman
Hanover
George Schafer
Otto East
Aurelia
Edgar Johnson
Orland Sauter
Near Aurelia
Charles Galvin
Otto family reunion at Storm Lake and local births and visits
Ed Hinkeldey and families attended an Otto reunion at Chautauqua Park in Storm Lake. Orville Radke and Arling Peterson welcomed a son born July 6 at Alta hospital. Esther and Dorothy Glienke underwent major operations at Sioux Valley Hospital Cherokee. Ed Hinkeldey and family visited Sioux City. Arthur Wogahn and Larry visited. Wogahn relatives and Lietz attended Zwemke home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Hinkeldey
Joan
Roger
Ben Otto
Wayne Wrede
Herman Hinkeldey
Arthur Frederick
Floyd Fahr
Martha Fahr
Elmer Otto
Arnold Otto
Otto
Chautauqua Park
Storm Lake
Esther
Dorothy Glienke
Aurelia
Harry Lietz
Karen
Beverly
Charles Zwemke
Aurelia Council Proceedings July 8 1946
Aurelia Iowa council meeting notes July 8 1946 with Mayor Grapenthen presiding. Members Christensen Howell Johnson Shank attended. Kaskey absent. Minutes from June 3 approved. Treasurers and Clerk reports approved. Bills authorizedGeneral Fund and Light Fund payments listed including salaries for several officials and dog destruction costs.
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Aurelia
Iowa
Grapenthen
Christensen
Howell
Johnson
Shank
Kaskey
General Fund
Brady Transfer and Storage Co
J. W. Grapenthen
Chester G. Sjoberg
H. H. Deyloff
L. E. Christensen
Harry Howell
Verner Johnson
Fred A. Kaskey
Orlo Shank
H. E. Rice
O.c
C. H. Lockin
Aurelia Sentinel
Cslee
Eclipse Lumber Co
Afton Vicinity News Highlights Local Visits and Events
Mrs. Rose Bushnell and family from Canton South Dakota visited W. A. Smith and family. Dorothy Kludas hosted the A C C. Harmon Hall of former Afton resident died Sunday. Farmers harvest with some cutting for combining and threshing. Numerous locals attended motorcycle races at Alta. 4 H groups held a picnic at Storm Lake. A shower honored Mrs. Kenneth Bjorklund in Aurelia. Mrs. Buelah Browning visited relatives in California. Earl Zwick hosted guests in Cherokee and Des Moines trip noted.
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Rose Bushnell
Canton
S. Dak
W. A. Smith
Dorothy Kludas
Harmon Hall
Afton
Alta
Doris Mummert
Pal Club
Frank Hill
Sutherland
Earl Zwick’s
McKinley Menefee
Marlene
Wilson Perry
Buena Vista County
Storm Lake
Kenneth
Bjorklund
Ernest Bjorklund
Aurelia
Buelah Browning
San Diego
Calif
Kenneth Jones
Earl Zwick
George Zwick
Cherokee
Harry Anderson
Card Club
Fred
George
Keith Wieland
A. J. Stoner
Sioux City
Saxhang
Donald
Gene
Dundee
Minn
Carl Johns
Robert Gates
Roberta
Hanford
Des Moines
A. McDonald
Iowa City
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Berwind
Kentucky
Illinois
W. G. Whitney Elevator
Ces
State Capitol
Hera
Gewa
C. B. Thorpe Co
Aurelia Phone
Reggy Martin
Territorial
Mgr
Henry Teerink
A. B. Lindsay
Consign
Cherokee Livestock, Auction Co
George A, Pierce
Iowa Public Service Co
MT. Olive
Helen Hahn
Irene Zwemke
Council Proceedings
Allweather Paint & Roof Preservative Co
Waterworks
James Sauter
Leslie Holderness
Walter Luloff
Geo. A. Hansen
Ironwork
Leighton Supply Co
Supp
A. Y. McDonald Mfg. Co
Bearanones Iowa Public Service Co
W. A. Liebsch
Don R. Hankens
Larson's
State Bank
Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association of
Cherokee County
Fred Radke
H. H. Lockin
C. H. Kaskey
Green Lantern Cafe
Carl and
Alice Larson
Holstein, Iowa
Arkansas
Minnesota
Whitney Hardware
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