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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1938

Page

5

Mrs. C Williamson Visits A. B. Moore in Ainsworth

Mrs. C Williamson of Austin Minnesota recently visited her father A B Moore and other relatives including Jay Evans and Corwin Norris. KB Frey of Haskins attended a Standard Oil banquet in Cedar Rapids while Eastern Stars from Ainsworth joined the Washington Chapter OFE event with a list of named members.

Ruth Norris Ainsworth Carrie Williamson Austin Minn A. B Moore Jay Evans Corwin Norbert Norris Manford Kilgore Sam Marsh KB. J. Frey Haskins Cedar Rapids Standard Oil Washington Myrtle Thoma Margaret Mahin Mary Lord Mary O'Conner Edith Richards Mabel Thompson Eather Trotter George Evans Mary Chambers

First World Cruise Pioneers in Early Seas

A historical note recalls Magellan's voyage with 18 crew ending after his death in the Philippines. It also mentions Drake's Golder Mind completing a similar global voyage sixty years later.

Magellan Philippines Drake Golder

Local Produce Market Prices From W. S. Reister & Sons

Prices paid Monday for assorted produce and poultry. Sweet cream 26e per lb, sour cream 28e and 21e per lb, No. 2 eggs 18e per dozen, Leghorn roosters 8e, old roosters 9e, geese price listed, delivery pay to plant. No. 2 poultry with defects bought at 4e less. cull poultry rejected.

Reister & Sons Hennery

Public Notice of House Removals for Washington Undercrossing

Bids due by 1:00 PM Monday May 5 for removal of multiple houses and a garage on properties along the proposed Washington undercrossing project in Washington Iowa. Also for a storage shed and a metal sided building with fixtures and appurtenances. Address bids to H O Hickok Right of Way Engineer Iowa State Highway Commission Ames Iowa.

Washington Iowa H. H. Reister C. C. Reister William W. Kos Kos CC. C. Reister H. O. Hickok Ilowa State Highway Commission Ames

Mrs W Smith Leads Early Sweetcorn Planting Prize

In West Sunset on Apr 30 Mr and Mrs Wilfred Smith rank first for early corn planting with over 20 acres under way since Apr 26. Mrs Smith reports sweet corn ears forthcoming for roasting as neighbors discuss harvest plans and visits. Howard Baker visited Sam Baker on Sunday. Mrs M Smith and the Mral Smiths traveled to Chariton to see Mrs F M Smith's ill brother Lon Mickle who suffered a stroke. Chris Hertig started 300 white leghorn chicks purchased from Ramseyer. Tuesday visitors included Mrs Mary Beese.

Sam Baker West Sunset Wilfred Smith F. M. Smith Lon Mickle Mr. Mickle Chris Hertig Ramseyer Mary Beese Hertig Joe Kanf

Of Our Neighboring Communities By the Journal Subscription Representative

Community brief by the Journal Subscription Representative highlights outreach across nearby towns. The report notes partnerships, subscription drives, and local event appearances aimed at boosting readership and engagement in neighboring communities.

Journal

Pekin Native John Titterington Visits Relatives

John Titterington of Pekin, a former Washington farmer, nears birthday. recall of his family farming the Sam Thompson home farm of 200 acres near No. 4 school north of town and the first big farm sale around six thousand dollars.

John Titterington Pekin Haskins Washington Sam Thompson No. 4 Mr. Titterington

Wolf Floral opening attracts local residents in light shower

A rainy Friday drew many neighbors to Wolf Floral on the south side where attendees from Indian Creek, Columbus Junction, Keota, Ainsworth, West Chester, Riverside, and Washington toured the showroom. Local couples and professionals visited, with news of Mrs. Glad Mast’s return from Burlington for improved health and a note that many professionals are taking to baseball.

J. L. Dunbar Indian Creek Brighton Washington R. 1 Paul Klotz Columbus Junction Forrest Embree Ed Hotle Keota Wil! Embree Lee Ralston West Chester Sam Stephens Ainsworth George Chalupa Havre Frank Hesseltine Route 4 Frank Snider Brighton R John Anderson Ainsworth R W. FE. Derby Keota R Valley William Lukovsky Jesse Havels Riverside O. L Glad Mast John Hanna Burlington

Young catcher Billy Sullivan praised by Gabby Street

Gabby Street, Browns manager, hails Billy Sullivan of the St. Louis Americans as a future star with brain and physique. Sullivan, once an infielder, found regular catching work after a Cleveland assignment. Notre Dame graduate, he is also a registered attorney.

Billy Sullivan St. Louis Americans Gabby Street Browns Street Sullivan Billy Cleveland Notre Dame University

Local residents visit relatives over weekend in Davenport

man and Freida Hertig of Way land Mr. and Mrs. Sam Baker and boys visited Sunday afternoon at the Frank Bailey home. Mr. and Mrs. Claude McCoy Mary Frances and Cleo were shoppers in Davenport last Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Lauder Kennedy and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Span fler visited Sunday afternoon and evening at the Fred Span zler home. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hertig and family were Thursday eve ning visitors at the Sam Baker

Man Freida Hertig Wayland Sam Baker Frank Bailey Claude McCoy Mary Frances Cleo Davenport Lauder Kennedy Chester Spanfler Fred Spanzler Chris Hertig

Rulers Were Khedives Rulers of Egypt before 1914

Egyptian history notes that the rulers prior to 1914 were known as khedives, a title used for the monarchs of the Muhammad Ali dynasty.

Egypt

Children Pawns in Shooting Held at South Bend

Mrs Roberta Watters of New York says her act was provoked after her mother in law Martha Watters 63 allegedly kidnaped her two children Eugene and Gale as she sought custody. The incident left Martha Watters seriously wounded.

South Bend Ind Inlaw Martha Watters Roberta Watters New York Eugene Gale

Local notes on visitors and farm produce in Keota

Mentions Ralph Oldfield of Straw College and Frank Freund of Richmond visiting downtown yesterday. A country shop near Keota provided eggs described as extra nice, with two loose eggs noted. The writer thanks friends for hospitality and comments on a happy surprise with eyes purchased nearby.

Ralph Oldfield Straw College Frank Freund Richmond Keota

Televised plea nets $100 fine for Clark in Moline

Harvey Clark of Moline Illinois substituted a telephone court appearance for a Beloit Wisconsin trial on traffic charges. He pleaded guilty by phone, was fined one hundred dollars, and paid the fine to the Moline police chief.

Grit Harvey Clark Moline Beloit Wis Clark

Man Catches Hen On Fishing Hook In Nebraska

West Point resident Jim Neary aimed for fish and ended with a chicken on his line. After losing his tackle, he retrieved it and found a laying hen had swallowed the hook and bait, prompting his light hearted remark that he prefers chicken to fish any day.

Jim Neary West Point Neb Neary

Spry 94-year-old Susan Messenger Brushes Barber in Kingwood

Susan Messenger, age 94, charmed a Kingwood barber in West Virginia when she ordered "Bob my hair" and sat for a cut. After her trim she joked she would return in three months for another visit on her half mile walk home.

Susan Messenger Kingwood W. Va

Woman declines jury duty over cost concern

Commission of Jurors Clerk Harry Hammond of Ballston Spa N Y asks a woman to serve on a jury she replies she cannot afford it Hammond expresses confusion noting the experience and education of jury service while the judge charges jurors is mentioned in the dialogue.

Harry Hammond Ballston Spa N. Y Hammond

Chicago Market Report Hogs Cattle Sheep Prices Steady

Chicago market report shows hogs totals around 6000 with direct at 5500, steady prices near 225 Iba. cattle 3090 head steady with beef steer 9.00 to 10.60 and cows 5.50 to 7.50. calves 100 and stockers 6.00 to 8.50. sheep 5000 head steady with lambs 8.50 to 9.00 and feeders 7.00 to 7.75.

Chicago

Chicago Produce Market Report April 30

Market steady with receipts on a 21,626 CABES basis. Exes notes show extra firsts 194 to 184 percent and current receipts down 18 percent. No major price changes, demand remains steady for Chicago produce buyers and sellers.

Chicago

Weekly livestock and household goods auctions listed

Negus Livestock Auction in Washington holds sales every Tuesday at the Busby building near Milwaukee yards. Midway Sale Co in Columbus Junction runs auctions each Wednesday. Community Sale every Friday at City Feed Yard. Also an April 80 Auction sale of household goods at 408 East Harrison by W. E. Sloat.

Negus Livestock Auction Washington Milwaukee Yards Midway Sale Co Columbu Junction City East Harrison W. E. Sloat

Elect Robert Smola to Head Riverside Schools This Year

Riverside selects Robert Smola 33 to lead Riverside public schools next year. Smola, current principal and instructor at Coggan Iowa, will replace retiring superintendent Howard T Holt. He has 13 years teaching experience across Shellsburg Lisbon Little Rock and Coggan and coached county championship basketball teams. Smola and his family plan to move to Riverside by early June.

Shellsburgdale Lisbon Little Rock

Grain Table Shows Wheat Corn and Oats Movements

Chicago grain quotes list Wheat May July and Sept at around 79 percent to 80 percent ranges. Corn May July and Sept hover near 58 to 61 percent with minor shifts. Oats May July and Sept trade between 26 and 28 percent with small gains and losses. Rye figures appear incomplete but indicate mixed activity for May and July with Sept around mid 50s.

Mixed and Yellow Color Samples Reported in Chicago

Chicago reports sample grades across color groups with No 1 through No 5 mixed and yellow tiers and No 1 white and other white samples showing percent ranges. Estimated scarlets read 466 in the sample batch.

Chicago

Soybean market summary notes May and July futures

Readable data show May contract opening at 90 and closing at 89.5 with high around 90 and low near 89. Pricing for July runs at 91 opening and 88 close with uncertain intraday range.

Donkey Domestication Traced to Nile Valley Origins

The donkey likely originated in the Nile valley where it was used for centuries before the horse. From there it spread to ancient Greece via Asia Minor, though Homer and early writers mention the animal less often than mules.

Valley of the Nile Greece Asia Minor

Bog Walk Jamaica Gorge Named From Spanish Heritage

The Bog Walk in Jamaica is the Rio Cobre gorge near Spanish Town. The name derives from boca de Agua meaning Mouth of the Waters, preserved after British rule kept many Spanish names.

Jamaica Rio Cobre Boca de Agua Mouth of

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