Mrs Sayre Attends Fortune Conference in Atlantic City
Mrs Raymond Sayre travels to Atlantic City New Jersey this week to join a Fortune magazine conference and take part in a round table discussion. The report notes a policy at National City Bank of New York requiring higher salaried male executives to keep hats on desks as proof of presence in the building. The Russell Sage Foundation, founded by Mrs Russell Sage in memory of her husband, is celebrated for its social problem studies.
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Indianola
Raymond Sayre
Atlantic City
N. J
The
National City Bank of
New York City
Russell Sege Foundation
Russell Sage
Hogs and cattle market summary from Chicago report
Chicago markets show hogs about steady with late gains 25 to 30 cents. top at 5.50 while 180 to 270 lb hogs 5.20 to 6.40 and 270 to 860 lb 4.90 to 6.25. Cattle see gains versus last Friday with steers 50 to 76 cents higher, fed heifers 25 to 60 cents up, cows up 25 to 50 cents, bulls and vealers rising. choice steers at 12.25 and bulk 8.25 to 10.75. heavy vealers up to 11.00. Sheep about 3,000 head with west lambs 25 to 40 cents higher. late lambs around 11.00.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain Table April 15 Summary
Chicago grain figures show wheat and corn movements with May and July futures. Open, high, low, and close values appear for wheat corn oats and rye across May July and Sept contracts, reflecting minor percentage changes and price points.
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Chicago
Corn and Soybean Quality Scores in Reported Samples
Grain test results show corn yellow samples at 61 to 63 percent, with second lot 62 to 63 and third at 61 to 64 percent. Oats show grade 41.45 for sample one with white samples near 45 percent and 43 to 44 percent for others. Soybeans list three yellow samples with a score around 1.061.
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Ladn Gmain
Chicago Produce Market Report Shows Mixed Fresh Goods
Chicago April 13 markets report 39,770 cases of produce receipts and 16 percent first grade fresh items. The release notes graded goods and curve receipts with 13 percent checks and other dirties noted in the tally.
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Chicago
Two Crawfordsville Republicans Attend State Convention
J C Huston and WW Twinam attended the Iowa state Republican convention in Des Moines as Crawford township delegates. Mrs Rena Chirk accompanied them and will visit her daughter Mrs Donald Blankenhorn. Mrs H J Davis, ill recently, is improving. Mrs Chester Cherryholmes and son Danny visited in Fairfield at the home of her parents. Sister Miriam Peters of Michigan also visited. Lee Lease learned his sister Mrs John Wooley of Columbia Missouri underwent an appendectomy and is recovering well. Many locals saw Gone With the Wind at Washington and praised it.
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Mary Manners
Crawfordsville
J.C. Huston
WW. Twinam
Bes Moines
Crawford Township
Rena Chirk
Donald Blankenhorn
H. J. Davis
Chester Cherryholmes
Danny
Pairfield
Fred Sipe
Miriam Peters
Michigan
Lee Lease
John Wooley
Columbia
Washington
Dr Chase Named Leader of Iowa Alumni Group
Dr Chase of Fort Dodge will head the State University of Iowa Alumni association succeeding Benjamin F. Butler of Waterloo. Glenn D. Devine of Iowa City and Dr Thomas R. Gittings of Sioux City are named vice presidents for the coming year.
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Iowa City
Sumner . Chase
Fort Dodge
Benjamin F. Butler
Waterloo
State University of Iowa Alumni Association
Glenn DD. Devine
Thomas R. Gittings
Sioux City
Man’s early yawn dislocates jaw in Sioux City
Harry McClure, 27, woke an hour early and yawned so widely the jaw popped out. He was taken to a hospital where a physician reset the jaw.
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Sioux City
Harry McClure
Wyman High Reinstates Baseball Amid School Spirit
After years without it Wyman High resumes baseball in fall and spring. Letts visits for the first county game April 12, with Cotter April 18 and Ainsworth April 26 to follow. The school also previews a play Here Comes Charlie and a cancer talk by Mr. Stribley.
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Wyman
Tim McGrill
Wayne Bittine
Fanny Farnham
Frances Metzger
Larry Elliott
Philip Yohe
Ted Hartley
Lloyd Hantt
Vivian Smythe-Kersey
Ruth Gipple
Aleck Twiges
Harry Huston
Charlie Hopes
Doraine Oldt
Caroline Smythe-Kersey
Melba Hall
Mortimer Smythe-Kersey
Leo Finke
Stribley
Jean Humphreys
hideOhoo
U. S
Evelyn Johnston
Adeline
Jean Hunthreys
Frieda Rees
Robert Humphreysow
Dorothy
P. T
Marjorie
Wilma Willard
Donna
Dixie
Anthony
Lorw Windland
Betty Harter
Loran Evans
Audrey Rees
Larry Jack
Will Have Put Up School Lunches 30 Years for Children
By Mrs. John Wehry HARDSCRABBLE April 12 Mrs Matt Wehr will have her youngest through country school and has put up school lunches for over 30 years as her eleven children range from 28 to four. The piece mentions wartime context and local names such as Florence Sexton and Clarence Arthur in Cedar Rapids Wellman, with brief community notes and thanks to a journal luncheon. The fragment also references seed pricing, local deliveries, and neighborhood sentiments.
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John Wehry
Matt Wehr
Scarlet O'Hara
Florence Sexton
Dad Sexton
Cedar Rapids
Washington
Clarence Arthur
Wellman
Mr. Arthur
Fritchen Bros
Gien Sprague
John Webr
Noble community notes and family events
Edith Kiet and Evelyn Noble attended a shower for Inez Noble at the Lester Heth home. Inez married Glen Roth Sunday. Joe Wittmer did some papering at the J. A. Frey home. Dave Richard visited for Monday dinner at J. A. Frey. Roy and Mrs. Frey visited Everette Weeten. Christ Nofaliger of Oregon died. his daughter Mrs. Martin Gerig attends the funeral. Lizzie Richard was ill but improved. Lizzie Mast and Ruth Mitchell visited town for flowers and garden. Myrtel Wood spent days with her sister Mrs W. Kh. Shantz.
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J. A. Frey
Noble
Edith Kiet
Evelyn Noble
Inez Noble
Lester Heth
Inez
Glen Roth
Joe Wittmer
Dave Richard
Roy
Everette Weeten
Christ Nofaliger
Oregon
Martin Gerig
Lizzie Richard
Lizzie Mast
Ruth Mitchell
W. Kh. Shantz
Health officials warn whooping cough and measles are serious
Washington county health director Dr. D. C. Barrett emphasizes the dangers of whooping cough and measles especially for children under five. Pneumonia is a common complication, and many cases go unreported due to lack of medical consultation.
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Washington County
Washington
Kinnick Recites Eddie's Creed to Iowa Juniors
Nile Kinnick, 1939 Iowa football star, spoke before the Iowa Junior Chamber of Commerce about the team's successful season. He cited Coach Eddie Anderson's creed Don't quit learn the signals avoid overcoaching and play for fun. Byron B. Jeffrey announced five more Junior Chamber groups formed last year.
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Mason City
Nile Kinnick
State University of Iowa
Iowa Junior Chamber of Commerce
Kinnick
Eddie Anderson
Byron B. Jeffrey
Burlingtons
Red Brick social notes and farm activity in April issue
In Red Brick news Mrs. Luther Crom records a busy April 12 with fence repairs and corn shelling by neighbors Glen Greet and Joe Nelson, who buys cattle and works the farm, plus visits from the Bear Taylor family and others. Marylin Green visits Burlington. several dinner gatherings record community ties. Joe Nelson drills stumps to separate fields. journal luncheon gratitude noted.
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Luther Crom
Glen Greet
Jacob Wenger
Joe Nelson
Marylin Green
Burlington
Charles Bear
Tone Taylor
Bill Bruty
Howard Darnell
Eugene
Edd Nelson
Lois
Carl Nelson
Jean
Dona May
Walter
The
Journal
In loving memory of our dear son and brother Charles Libs
A memorial tribute notes the death of Charles Lere Libs four years ago on April 13 1936 with tender lines about his memory. The notice lists surviving relatives including Mr and Mrs Ed Like Mr and Mrs Earl Chorpening and Mr and Mrs Dan Boone and references a club with over six thousand members.
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Dea
Charles Lere Libs
Earl
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Wilma Marsh
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Washington, Iowa
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Riverside
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Yours Truly
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