Passing of First Primary Teacher in Riverside
Riverside notes recall Mrs. Frederick Smith once Miss Jennie Poston who taught for about forty five years shaping Riverside public school into a standard grade school. Her death follows a long illness. she and Frederick Smith had a daughter who died years ago. Edward O Stotts dies in Chicago. son of longtime Riverside residents Ozia Stotts. Stotts family included a former rural mail carrier and surviving widow, a son, a daughter, and two sisters-in-law. Darlene Kleopfer, Riverside resident, returns from Iowa City rheumatic fever illness. Bertha Knebel visits Riverside from California and plans no return soon.
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Riverside
Frederick Smith
Keota
Mr. Smith
Ozia@s Stotts
Mr. Stotts
Riverside Post Office
James A. Stotts
John Stotts
William H. Stotts
Darlene Kleopfer
Ralph Kleopfer
Iowa City
Bertha Knebel
Sacramento
Celif
William Knebel
California
Chicago Markets Hogs Cattle Sheep Report April 24
Chicago markets show hogs at 4 500 head with 4 000 direct sales and steady to mixed changes. Cattle receipts about 6 500 with beef steers 14.00 to 16.75, yearlings up to 15.50, cows 6.00 to 9.50, calves 8.00 to 10.50. Sheep 4 000 with lambs 12.00 to 13.10 and feeders 10.50 to 12.00.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Chicago Market Report Spring 1940 Produce and Poultry
Chicago market report lists receipts across produce eggs and butter with firsts and extras percentages. Poultry prices show steady markets for broilers ducks geese turkeys and roosters with varied ranges. Potatoes show on track ar rial shipments totals and pending arrangements.
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Chicago
Arriala
Soybean Market Opens Amid Mixed Trading
Soybean prices show May at 1.79 with an open of 1.79 and high of 1.79 while July futures trade around 1.764. Declines touch 1.75 and 1.72 percent on the day as market moves reflect tentative demand and storage considerations.
Chicago Grain Table Reported Prices and Dates
Grain table from Chicago dated April 24 lists futures for WHEAT May July Sepp with values around 1.15 to 1.31 percent, CORN Now May July Sept with levels near 1.08 to 1.27 percent, OATS May July Sept around 0.40 to 0.49, and RYE May July Sept near 1.02 to 1.10 percent.
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Chicago
Community Sale Fridays and Wednesdays For May
The note announces a weekly community sale every Friday in May at the Feed Yard and a midweek sale every Wednesday by Midway Sale Co in Columbus Tunction.
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Midway Sale Co
Columbus
Undefined OCR Item Summary
Fragmentary OCR text mentions prices and quantities but lacks identifiable people, places, organizations, or a coherent event to summarize into a newspaper card. No clear subject or outcome is present for a factual T and S.
Four States Designate Themselves as Commonwealths
Four states use commonwealth in their official name Massachusetts Pennsylvania Virginia and Kentucky. The article notes the distinction and lists the four examples without editorial comment.
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Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Kentucky
Sid Greenblat Sets Up Room for Junk Pile Amid Local Talk
In Keota and nearby areas residents talk of Sid Greenblat planning to rent space to store his accumulation. The town remains lively with April visits by A. B. Clark and others, farms show thriving hay and cows, and local work on gardens, barns, and grounds.
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Sid Greenblat
Sid
Keota
A. L. Hamilton
Hopewell church parishioner recovers from weeklong illness
The article notes a church member in Richland cared for the patient for about a week until recovery. Mr Morgan resumes chores and the household returns to routine. The piece mentions local farming activity and distances between nearby towns.
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Hopewell Church
Richland
Morgan
Wégamon
Richland Township
Wood, Ainsworth Sends in Evening Journal Subscription
C I Wood and Ainsworth contribute a subscription to the Evening Journal, a gesture of appreciation noted in the local page.
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C. I. Wood
Ainsworth
Pony Express history and local notes from Wayland News
Wayland News recalls the Pony Express beginning April 3, 1860 from Saint Joseph Missouri to Sacramento California covering about 2000 miles with a ten day coast delivery. Mentions local residents Mr John W Van Syce Washington and 2d keep home news coming in Havre area. Also notes a shower and local Brighton businessman Co L Brown. An editor cites ancient inhabitants and old time patterns.
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Wayland News
Pony Express
Saint Joseph Missouri
Sacramento
Calif
John W. van Syce
Washington
Havre
Washington County Supervisors approve multiple property sales and settlements
The board approved selling Lots One and Two in Downine's and Desine's Addition to Wellman for 256.29, Lots Eight and Sixteen in Riverside for various sums, and other parcels to J. N. Irwin Ocean Irwin and F. W. Schnoebelen. They also adopted a resolution accepting offers and compromised taxes totaling 700.00 on delinquent H. and A. Baking Company personal property taxes, with a recess called.
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Harvey
Wilson
Board of Supervisors
Downine
Destng
Wellman
Clifford Curl
E. F. Bauer
Harve P. Wilson
Boyd Foster
FE. F. Bauer
Washington County
Desine
Iowa
Effpf
Bauer
Roy Durran
Harvey P. Wilson
Roy Durian
Nicholson
Brighton
J. N. Uwin
Ocean Irwin
JE. Irwin
Bighton
J. N. Irwin
Bbf Bauver
Board of Supervisore
Devan Irwin
EB. F. Bauer
N. Irwin
WB. F. Bauer
Harvey. Wilson
Riverside
Marram Wieland
E. F. Bayer
Bogg Foster
BE. F. Rawer
Mariam Wieland
Wash Neton County
Towa
Ave Royd Foster E . Paver
F. W. Schnoebelen
F. F. Schnoebelen
EF. F. Bauer
E. F Bauer
W. Schnoebelen
W. F. Schnoebelen
Lowa
F. Bauer
BE. F. Bauer
E. Bauer
Washinton County
F. W. Schnoebel
Gad
Harvey Wilson
Boyd Foter
Washington
Alice Marie Digney
Dow.l
Iowan
Lowe
Alice Mare Digney
H. & A. Baking Company
EK. F. Bauer
Har P. Wilson
Chicago Cash Corn Prices and Estimates
Cash corn quotations from Chicago show No 4 mixed 131 No 2 yellow 146 No 4 yellow 131 to 142 No 6 yellow 131 No 3 white 182 sample grade 100 to 126. Estimated carloads 29.
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Chicago
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Keota R. 2
Tom Carrs
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