Notice of proposed street improvements in Washington Iowa
The Washington Iowa City Council files a proposed resolution of necessity for street improvements on East and West streets and North and South avenues. The plan includes widths, cost estimates, and a schedule of assessments affecting abutting real estate including privately owned parcels adjacent to the streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Washington, Iowa
City OF
Washington, Iowa
West Monroe Street
South Avenue
Washington
Iowa
Tyler Street
Polk Street
South Third Avenue
South Ninth Avenue
Harrison Street
South Avenue B
South Marion Avenue
South Iowa Avenue
C., B. & Q. Railway Company
West van Buren Street
Iowa Avenue
Adams Street
East Main Street
Eleventh Avenue
Twelfth Avenue
East Fifth Street
North Fourth Avenue
North Fifth Avenue
East Ninth Street
North Seventh Avenue
North Marion Avenue
North Second Avenue
Sixth Street
North Avenue D
West Seventh Street
Eighth Street
North Avenue
East Tenth Street
Last Eleventh Street
Seventh Avenue
Jackson Street
Marion Avenue
South Second Avenue
Tenth Avenue
Washington Street
Eighth Avenue
East Madison Street
East van Buren Street
East Washington Street
Madison Street
Ninth Avenue
East Second Street
Enth Street
East Eleventh Street
North Sixth Avenue
East Seventh Street
Clara Barton Street
West Tyler Street
West Washington Street
West Jefferson Street
West Main Street
West Madison Street
West Second Street
West Fifth Street
West Sixth Street
West Eighth Street
West Third Street
Livestock Market Summary Chicago Aug 6
Hogs 13,000 uneven 10 to 20 cents lower top 11.60 few above 11.50 bulk 180 to 240 pounds 11.25 to 11.50 bulk sows 9.00 to 9.85. Sheep 3,000 spring lambs steady natives 11.25 to 11.40 better kinds higher fat ewes 5.00 down. Cattle 13,000 fed steers yearlings and heifers steady to 25 cents lower. top 12.85 yearlings, few loads 12.50 to 12.65 lighter weights. best fed heifers 12.00 to 12.40, yearlings 12.50 down. Estimated receipts tomorrow cattle 4,000 hogs 11,000 sheep 2,000.
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Chicago
Midway Safe Co Auction Listings And Closings
Auction notices for Midway Safe Co in Columbus and weekly sales on Wednesdays and Fridays at City Feed Yard. Closing out sale on Aug 7 south of Dublin. Knotek Bros Duroc boar and gilt sale Aug 8 near Washington. Fred Mauthe closes out household goods sale at 317 East Madison Street on Aug 28.
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Midway Safe Co
Columbus
City Feed Yard
Dublin
Oral Mayo
Knotek Bros
N.E
Washington
Fred Mauthe
East
Madison St
Chicago Cash Grain Market Report
Chicago August 6 cash grain prices show corn mixed from 83% to 84 with a yellow bid at 75. Oats list one heavy mixed at 38 and white oats from 37% to 38 with multiple lots at 38 to 39. Soybeans feature two yellow bids at 1.52 and three yellow at 1.52 to 1.521 per bushel.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain Table Shows Mixed Open High Low Close
Grain table lists Wheat Corn Oats Rye and Soybeans futures with Sep Dec May contracts. Values shown include open high low and close percentages for Wheat Dec Corn May Oats Sept Rye Dec Soybeans Oct Dec May across multiple market quotes.
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Chicago
Hazel Suplasha Edward Chuck wed in double ring ceremony
Hazel Supalla Edward Chuck wed in a double ring ceremony at East Pleasant Plain Catholic church. The bride daughter of A L Supalla and the groom from Moline Ill and Brighton, with maid of honor and best man, floral details, music, and a three course dinner at the bride’s home.
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Hazel Supalla
Edward Chuck
East Pleasant Plain
A. L. Supalla
Moline
Ill
Frank Chuck
Brighton
P. C. Wetzstein
Esther Supalla
John Chuck
Janet Wittmer
Dolores Supalla
Kathryn Ann Chuck
Norbert Chuck
Bertha Pacha
Jeanne Hoskins
Marta
Mable
Florence Wittmer
Chuck
the Pleasant Plain High School
The
Pleasant Plain High School
Washington Junior College
Parsons College
Moline, Ill
British Victory Ends Syrian Campaign After 35 Days
After 35 days of fighting the British campaign against Vichy forces in Syria ended as Vichy representatives accepted British terms for peace. General Georges Catroux of Free France is shown in Damascus with Vichy leader Andre De Verdillac after the terms were signed.
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Vichy
Georges Catroux
Damascus
Andre de Verdillac
Chicago Produce Facts August 6
Market notes show eggs firm with receipts 16 783 cases and firsts around 26 to 27 percent. Dirties 24 14 percent and checks 23. Poultry market irregular with receipts 42 trucks and hens 18 to 20 percent. Springs 18 to 21 and broilers 16 to 21.
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Chicago
Boiled Coffee Method For Quick Brews
Use regular grind and bring water to a galloping boil. Stir thoroughly then steep ten minutes. Return to a rolling boil and withdraw to settle. Add one fourth cup cold water to finish settling. A grand standby method for informal meals, busy days, picnics, and outdoor use.
Indian Pageant Opens August 13
Gallup New Mexico hosts the Inter Tribal Indian Ceremonial starting August 13 for four days drawing about 10 000 Indians from 30 tribes. Eastern Iroquois may join a proposed dance contest with six dancers. judges to decide. The event runs through August 16 with parades, dances, crafts and pageantry.
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Gallup
N. M
America
North America
Six Nations
Iroquois
New York
New Mexico
Arizona
Oklahoma
Colorado
Utah
Banker a Clown During Vacation
Mt. Pleasant banker G Wylie Overly spends two weeks each summer in clown roles. This year he performed with Russell Brothers circus in Vermont from July 7 and joined Ringling Brothers in Chicago the week of Aug 4. He recalls carrying water for elephants as a boy igniting his dream.
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MT. Pleasant
G. Wylie Overly
Westmoreland County Bankers’ Association
Overly
Russell Brothers’ Circus
Vermont
Ringling Brothers
Barnum& Bailey Circus
Chicago
Hatchery group forecasts 15 percent rise in egg output
Kansas City August meeting of International Baby Chick Association reports year to date egg and chick production up 13 percent from 1949 as government army buying drives demand. Termohlen of the surplus marketing admin notes Britain shipments influence, and dried eggs cut shipping costs. dried eggs substitute for fresh in many uses.
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Kansas City
International Baby Chick Association
Britain
M. D. Termohlen
Surplus Marketing Administration
Termohlen
First Scotch Immigrants to North Carolina Reach Cape Fear
North Carolina welcomed 1000 Scottish warriors pardoned after Culloden, who settled along the Cape Fear River valley. They were later joined by about 20,000 others between 1745 and 1749 with their families, reshaping the region.
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North Carolina
Culloden
Cape Fear River
Hearing on Resolution of Necessity in Washington Iowa
The Washington Iowa city council fixes August 22 1941 at 730 pm in the City Hall Council Chambers for a hearing on a proposed resolution of necessity. Residents may object to the improvement cost the assessment against any lot or the passage of the resolution. If no objections are made the resolution will be passed. W H Fulton City Clerk. 1462 Aug 5-6.
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City of
Washington, Iowa
State of
Iowa
Washington
W. H. Fulton
Tunnel Leads To Gold Deposits
Rich veins of gold ore once inaccessible by water are now ready for mining after the Carleton deep drainage tunnel completes. The six mile tunnel drains Battle Mountain shafts, uncovering ore valued up to 120 dollars per ton and signaling a comeback for Cripple Creek producers in a field that yielded over 500 million dollars. Two workers died in tunnel trains since 1939 but the head area saw no fatalities as machines pounded powder. One hundred men labored around the clock in the world record project, celebrating its completion with beer and whisky.
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Cripple Creek
Colo
Carleton
John Austin
Rocky Mountain
Battle Mountain
May Authorize Wage Ceilings For Workers
Chairman Henry Steagall of Alabama told Leon Henderson the House Banking Committee will study wage ceilings under the pending price control bill. He said the panel wants more information on proposed actions on wages utilities and farm products in that order.
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Washington, D. C
Henry Steagall
Alabama
House Banking Committee
Steagall
Leon Henderson
Snake Stories Inspire Poem from Mrs Eckels in Westminster
Westminister correspondent shares a humorous poem about fears and encounters with snakes on a farm. The speaker humorously vacillates between greeting, guiding, or avoiding a large bull snake, ending with a pledge to avoid harm and not be present.
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Merle Eckels
Westminster
Canada’s Twenty Million Laying Hens Produce Vast Egg Output
About 20 million laying hens in Canada average 10 dozen eggs per hen each year. The overall value of this production is estimated at 80 dollars per minute.
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Canada
Dominion
Whittaker and Son Advertise Broad Goods Sale
Community notice details a large sale including 70 spring pigs at 14.10 per head, milk cows at 92 top, with listings for dairy stock, steers, heifers, calves, bulls, 80 Hampshire pigs, sheep and lambs, cheap horses, and furniture items. Managers Whittaker and Son promote ready buyers and market activity.
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Hampshire
Whittaker & Son, Mgrs
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