Tyrone Social Notes From April Readers
Mrs. Jo Singmaster shopped in Washington Saturday. Oren Black visited Floyd Stover’s home last week. Leland Sheetz visits siblings Dor othy of Chicago and Lawrence Reid of Joliet. Omer Crawford hauled hogs to Chicago Sunday night. Jake Sheetz and family dined with Otto Sheetz. Ray Long and Rudy Tanner families plus Ima Turnipseed and Pete Neilson households called in. Dr. Laithrey of Richland is T. B. testing vattle locally.
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Otto Sheetz
Tyrone
Jo Singmaster
Washington
Oren Black
Floyd Stover
Leland Sheetz
Dorothy
Chicago
Lawrence Reid
Joliet
Omer Crawford
Jake Sheetz
Pleasant Plain
Ray Long
Fairfield
Rudy Tanner
Ima Turnipseed
Pete Neilson
Solon
Dr. Laithrey
Richland
T. B. Testing
Chicago Grain Table opens with erratic quotes and figures
Grain table from Chicago in April shows mixed open and high quotes for Wheat Corn Oats and Soybeans. Prices listed include May July and Sep contracts with fluctuating percentages and cents, reflecting market uncertainty in the period.
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Chicago
East Highland Social News Apr 3
East Highland reports community visits with families including Pearson Lear and Mincer households. Mrs. Mary Dvorak and Anna Lear hosted several Sunday gatherings with extended relatives and friends.
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Frank Mincer
East Highland
Elmer Pearson
Anna Lear
Teresa
Edd
Mary Dvorak
Joe Dvorak
Joe B. Lear
Jean
R. A. Stolley
Betty
Frankie Mincer
Wilma Mincer
Lloyd Wasson
Sunday Visitors Attend Local Homes
The article lists numerous residents and guests visiting various households on Sunday including Mr. and Mrs. Richard Skala Mr. and Mrs. Ray Forbes Wilbur and Leroy James Dvorak Jr and family Bryce Wolford Alvah Heck James Langecuist Raymond Loracx Joe Chihak and others in Lone Tree and surrounding areas.
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Bie
Anne
Theodore Rath
William Hayes
James Mehalek
Richard Skala
George Decker
Ray Forbes
Wilbur
Leroy
James Dvorak, Jr
Bryce Wolford
Alvah Heck
Ralph Wieland
James Langecuist
James Swailes
Marie
Ernest
Raymond Loracx
Joe Chihak
Lone Tree
Local social rounds in Noble residents visitations
Mr and Mrs J A Frey and multiple neighbors share visits and meals in Noble area. Included are Mrs Ruth Richard and Mrs Lloyd Reshley guests, Everette Weston home suppers, and calls at Martin Weston and Sam Roth households. Several Wayland Fairfield and Freeman residents appear in Sunday events.
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Selina Swartzentruber
Leonard Lebechty
Lizzie Richard
Sam Noble
Sam Roth
Mary S. Roth
Wayland
Joe Reshley
Dave Richard
J. A. Frey
Roy
Raymond Nicholson
Annabell
Frederic and
Lucile
Fairfield
Floyd Reschley
Edward
Everette Weston
Larry
No Writ for Wife in Corpus Christi Case
A Corpus Christi man called the justice of the peace at 4 a m seeking a search warrant for his wife and, denied, said to forget it. He claimed his real aim was his furniture from the man who allegedly took his wife.
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Corpus Christi
Texas
Justice of the Peace
Farm Problems and Inflation Risks in Wartime Economy
The article discusses potential rapid recovery if Germany falls and notes inflation as a definite possibility. It explains defense spending boosts employment and consumer buying power, which could drive up production and farm demand, risking higher prices without preventive steps.
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Germany
Chicago Market Report on Hogs Sheep and Cattle Prices
Markets report from Chicago shows hogs firm to up to eight cents higher with prices mostly 7.55 to 8.20 for various weights. Sheep steady to higher as fed lambs remain active with westerns selling 10.85 to 11.00. Cattle mostly lower with steers 9.25 to 11.75 and primes around 13.00. tomorrow’s receipts expected 1 000 cattle 6 000 hogs 5 000 sheep.
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Chicago
Chicago Gash Corn Prices Reported in April Auction
Chicago market notes show corn variety bids with mixed results including 2 yellow 70 and 3 yellow 64 to 69, 5 yellow 83 to 64, and 2 white 73 percent. Oats and soybeans priced with several white and yellow lot ranges and percentage readings.
Chicago Produce Prices and Receipts Report
In Chicago markets this week eggs show receipts at 20 708 cases with extra firsts 21 percent and firsts 21 percent, current receipts 2 cents, dirties 18 percent, checks 18 percent, storage packed 22 to 23 percent. Poultry markets stay steady to easy with receipts of 31 trucks and poultry items including ducks 15 to 14 percent, geese 12 percent, springs 21 percent, and broilers at 223 percent.
Des Moines House Approves Senate Redistricting Plan
DES MOINES April 3 The house approved the senate plan for redistricting northwest Iowa gains one senator while eastern Iowa loses one in an 80 to vote. The bill sets new senatorial boundaries and shifts regional representation.
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Des Moines
House
Senate
Iowa
Midway Sale and Friday Community Yard Sales Notice
Midway Sale Co at Columbout Junction holds weekly sales every Wednesday. A Community Sale occurs every Friday at City Feed Yard. On April 5 an estate sale for Mrs. Ola Brumback features household goods starting at 2:00 p.m. in West Chester, Iowa.
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Midway Sale Co
Columbout Junction
Ola Brumback
West Chester
Iowa
Cow Testing Group Holds Annual Meeting in Washington
The First Bi Monthly Cow Testing association met at the G A I root in the courthouse Washington. Lyle Day Foster of Riverside called the meeting to order. J Bernard Walker Washington elected president Clarence N Brown Brighton re elected vice president Donald Robison Brighton named secretary treasurer Marion Bell Washington and Clarence Randall Keota joined the Board of Directors. The retiring officers were Lyle Jay Fesler Arthur L Hamilton and Glen F Miller. Discussions covered potential changes and pasture questions with experts Floyd Johnston and others contributing. Refreshments were arranged by Idelia A Bakke and Mary A Peck.
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G. A.i. Root
Court House
Washington
Th Association
Lyle Day Foster
Riverside
J. Bernard Walker
Clarence N. Brown
Brighton
Donald '. Robison
Marion Bell
Clarence Randall
Keota
Lyle Jay Fesler
Glen F. Miller
Floyd Johnston
Iowa State College
Donald D. Hammerly
Paul F. Mclean
Cecil F P. Rooks
Penn Security Administration
Idelia A. Bakke
Mary A. Peck
County Baptist Meet Held at New Haven
The spring rally of the Washington county Baptist Missionary association met yesterday at the New Haven Baptist church. Hostesses from New Haven supervised a noon cooperative dinner. Officers elected included Mrs. Paul Noffsinger as president and Mrs. Ben Coppock as vice president.
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Washington County Baptist Missionary Association
New Haven Baptist Church
New Haven Missionary Society
M. L. Dewey
Wellman
Paul Nottsinger
Sam Shumate
Davenport
EK. F. Hines
Madison
H. Kk. Smith
Burma
Nita Reif
Kalona
Washington
West Chester
New
Ben Coppock
Ray Sojka
Licy Leet
Earl Dale
New Haven
Hospitals Admit Over Nine Million Patients in 1938
In 1938, hospitals admitted 9,421,075 patients representing about one in 14 people becoming a hospital bed patient.
House Sends Governor Plan as Senate Redistricting Standstill
The house transmitted the senate adopted congressional redistricting plan to the governor while the house has not acted yet on the proposal. The stalled action leaves the future of district lines unresolved as lawmakers await a formal response.
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House
Senate
Iowa Senate Passes Teacher Tenure Bill
The Iowa Senate approved a teacher tenure measure and an optometry practice bill. The tenure plan replaces annual contracts with continuing contracts until terminated by school board vote or other causes, with automatic renewal unless terminated by April 15. The optometry bill requires new graduates from four colleges and annual day clinics for license renewal, and bans lens repairs without grinding to the original prescription.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Senate
House
Fou Optometry Colleges
Chousinga Antelope Noted for Dual Horn Traits
The chousinga, a small Fast Indian antelope about two feet tall, is distinguished among ruminants by having two pairs of horns that are borne only by males.
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Ainsworth
Wm. Hesseltine
Call
Orville Campbell
Psig
Foster Radio Service
Gamble
Louis Baird
C. H. Holcomb
Albert Coffin
D. C. Russell
East 7Th St
Patrick County
Chris
Geo. J. Breitenbach
Washington, Iowa
the Evening Journal
Wm. Chmelar
Timothy
Yaro Sojka
Lyle Wilcox
Hampshire
Willits Motor Co
Chevrolet
Tucker Chevrolet
Hamilton
Wim. Deutsch
East Pleasant Plain
Eclipse Lumber Co
Pickens
Smart & Parrish
Lester Merz
M. A. Mace
East Second Street
J. 2Gut
Loveless Imp. Store
Farmers Cooperative Exchange
Porter’s Elevator
S. C. Wittmer
Son
Havre
Community Feed
Earl, Frey, Haskins
O. F. Frey & Son
Noble
Maytag
Iowa Ave
Reynolds Hatchery
Reynolds
III
Fred May
Nash
Knote'x Bros
Gopher & van Guard
Charles Marek
Davis Deluxe
Western Auto Store
A. E. Putnam
N. Marsion
Morning Sun Remaering Works
Chicago Livestock
Journal
Lesters A
Tobasco Road
Jeeter
Cat
Lester Homestead
Tobacco Road
Charlie Grapewin
William Tracy
Elizabeth Patterson
Gene Tierney
State Theatre
Priday
Reister Bros
Red Comb Feeds
Green Gable
Jamesway Poultry Equipment
Dr. Salisbury Poultry Health Service
Chousinga
Nobby
West Side
Onter
John Weetzake
Eldridge Insurance Agency
West Washington
George Pauls
Westchester, Iowa
l’uel—Wood—Coles
Ola Brumbach
Erwin Coffery
Harry Dusenberry
Chas. Brown
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