Valley Ladies Aid Plans Silver Tea
Valley Ladies Aid announces a silver tea fundraiser and lists past week social visits. Mrs Howard Bailey and son Kenneth stayed at the Churchill home from Friday evening to Tuesday evening, Arlene Churchill visited Packwood, and church services were canceled due to repairs and the absence of Rev. Klein in Burlington.
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Chas
Churchill
Valley
Ladies Aid Society
Howard Bailey
Kenneth
Arlene Churchill
John Baudlmeart Jer
Packwood
Ww. Klein
Burlington
Andy Sheets
Walter Sheetz
J. E. Deal
Myrtle Frank
Francia Feltz
W. J. Pfeifer
Marjorie Sheetz
Washington
Journal Safe Date Column and Community Bale Notice
Weekly column from Midway Safe Co Columbus Junction announces Wednesday schedule. Text includes community bale every Friday and a timetable phrase that resembles a local notice for routine events.
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Midway Safe Co
Columbus Junction
Fritayr
REISTER'S MARKETS Prices From Washington Iowa Listings
REISTER & SONS advertise Tuesday prices at Washington Iowa for sweet cream 8 cents per pound, No 1 sour cereal ties 21 cents, No 2 Sour'rea 19 cents, Hennery Brown and White Hees 1 cent per dozen, eggs 6 cents per pound delivered to plant, and assorted poultry offerings with byproducts and cull poultry presented.
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Hennery Brown
Hennery
Social Visit Journal Notes and Local Gatherings
Parsons and Mrs Lake Edens hosted at the Parsons home near Woolson. Roger and Raymond Sheetz visited the Ralph Augustine home near Batavia from Sunday morning to Monday forenoon. Andy and Mrs Sheetz spent Wednesday evening at the Warren Carris home near Wellsston. Marjorie stayed to visit with Alice and Dorothy until Friday evening. Several townsfolk attended Kublo cinema Monday evening.
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Parsons
Lake Edens
Woolson
Roger
Raymond Sheetz
Ralph Augustine
Batavia
Andy Sheetz
Warren Carris
Wellsston
Marjorie
Alice
Dorothy
Kublo
Local residents visit homes in weekday social notes
Carl Mayer made a business call at J. E. Deal’s home Thursday morning. Richard and Marjorie Sheet visited John Baum Gartner’s home on Sunday. Mrs. Cloyce Ziezlowsky of near Washington spent Friday at a local residence. Daybreak activities fill community social columns.
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Carl Mayer
J. E. Deal
Richard
Marjorie Sheet
John Baumgartner
Cloyce Ziezlowsky
Near
Washington
Harmony News Roundup From Harmony August Wanderings
Harmony notes list local visits and family gatherings including Katie Sehmitt’s vacation return and extended visits by the Chimelars and Devorak family. Reports on home improvements at Bill Chmelor’s farm and Dr Henrietta Griffith’s recovery are included along with neighborhood social calls and club preparations.
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Fiarmony
Katie Sehmitt
Rktahoma
Bill Chimelar
Frank Devorak
Clarence Fletcher
Ralph Kelsey
Hichard Schiebel
John Combe
Ivan Jarvis
North Dakota
Howard Miller
Charles Schiebels
Ed Heck
Joan
Henrietta Griffith
Bill Chmelor
Ward Meraltheon
Everette Schmitt
George Hagist
Lydia Gideon
Uth
Walter Laurer
Will Sheets
Harry Bavideon
Secu'ring F. C. Club
News Notes of Our Neighboring Communities
Local brief from D F Macon highlights happenings in neighboring towns. Updates likely cover community events, social notes, and small-town occurrences.
Centennial Week Draws Out-of-Town Visitors to Journal Area
Harold Wolf and Robert Macon with family visit parental home in Burlington Junction before returning to Long Beach California. Numerous names from Iowa and Missouri appear among visitors and residents enjoying Centennial events and window shopping, with expected coverage by the Journal.
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Harold Wolf
Robert Macon
Burlington Junction
Harry Macon
Mary
Fred Fleming
Long Beach
California
Johnny Thompson
Billy Thompson
Des Moines
Unusual Ranch Machine Cleans Land Faster Than Men
A new machine at Kingville Texas cuts a 12 foot swath through dense growth at two miles per hour clearing 15 to 20 acres daily. A front blade bends trees while a rear bulldozer rootes out stumps, performing like forty four axes.
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Kingville
Tex
Poultry Congress Draws Record Crowds in Cleveland Exposition
Frank Priebe describes the World’s Poultry Congress and Exposition in Cleveland drawing 117 000 attendees for the first days and predicting 760 000 visitors in eleven days. The event features international visitors, demonstrations, judging contests, kitchens, and government displays highlighting poultry production and markets.
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Cleveland
New York
Maine
California
Canada
Texas
U. S
Markets show mixed hog and cattle tone in Chicago bid
Chicago market notes hogs around 10 000 head with prices largely steady to strong. Top hogs 6 70, feeders 4 90 to 6 40. Sheep steady to firm with spring lambs to 8 75 and native lambs 8 50 to 8 65. Cattle 13 000 head with calves 1 500. yearlings and fed cattle steady to 25 lower. top yearling steers 10 00, fed heifers 9 75. Receipts listed as 7 000 cattle, 13 000 hogs, 2 000 sheep for Tuesday.
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Chicago
Chicago Produce Markets Report August 7
Market steady with receipts 11 058 cases for fresh graded firsts 1h44 and extra firsts 15 percent current 14 dirties 12. Poultry market easy with receipts 41 trucks and varied percentages for ducks geese hens leghorn hens and turkeys ranging 6 to 14 percent in the day’s notes.
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Chicago
Poultry Congress Draws Thousands to Meetings
F O Kerchberg of Sheldon notes a vast election handbook and diverse state materials. The congress attracts 5000 attendees daily for morning lectures and packed small rooms where leaders discuss poultry topics. Poultry raisers nationwide benefit from the event, signaling greater future returns.
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Congress
Chicago Cash Corn Receipts Reported for August
Chicago market notes describe oats and corn mixes with varied moisture percentages. Corn receipts total 34 cars with mixed lots including white and mixed varieties.
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Chicago
Grain table shows mixed movements across wheat corn oats rye
The Chicago grain table dated August 7 lists May and Sept futures for wheat corn oats rye with varied high low and close values. A stray line notes a historical reminder about voting for Ulysses S. Grant for president.
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Chicago
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