FOR SALE DRESSED FRIES 2% Ib 50c 3% Ib The Mrs
An item lists dressed fries for sale with prices 50 cents for 2 percent and 3 percent. Mrs Carl Jarrard of 117UH added to a committee seeking to settle a strike at Younkers store. The group includes George Stroud and Henry Frankel and James Sputtier and Charles Downing. The dispute centers on a union demand for a closed shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dn. CC. Griggs
Carl Jarrard
Building Service
Younkers
George Stroud
Utica
Henry Frankel
Retail Associates
James Sputtier
Des Moines Trades and Labor Assembly
Charles Downing
Bright on Teacher Florence Beges Resigns After Fourteen Years
Florence Beges of Red Oak resigns as Brighton grade principal after fourteen years in the Brighton schools. Patrons fear finding a successor who can replace her classroom leadership and moral guidance for students. The item lists numerous local visits and family travel among Brighton residents and connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhua Helmick
Brighton
Florence Beges
Red Oak
Day of Egypts Glory Thebes Gates and Iots
The text notes Thebes as ancient Egypt’s capital with 100 gates and 200 char iots at each gate. It presents an antiquarian view of Thebes and its gate count in a concise historical vignette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Thebes
Ancient
Household goods auction on August 12 at 502 North Iowa
Midway Sale Co announces a weekly sale column listing a household goods auction at 502 North Iowa on Wednesday August 12 at 10 30 a.m. Buyer's note includes address and schedule details for collectors and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Iowa
H. C. Snyder
Midway Sale Co
Columbus
Iunetion
Loman Uate
Coed Varese
North
Iowa
Rural churches in union service at Prairie Flower
A Prairie Flower union service joined by Pilotburg featured morning and afternoon sermons led by Rev. DeKoenig and Rev. Strong with musical offerings from Arlene Huber, Clara Ann Huber, Carolyn Strong, the Koenig family, and others. A basket dinner followed and extensive social visits and travels were noted among attendees and guests from Chicago, Ames, Columbus Junction, and Wellman during a weekend gathering in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Thrasher
Prairie Flower
Pilotburg
DeKoenig
Strong
Ach School
Arlene
Clara Ann Huber
Carolyn Strong
Marion Stransky
Mable
Virginia Wiley
Koenig
Joe Knotek
Shalla
Lloyd Humston
Henry Witthoft
Jona Slead
Wellman
Meek Shack
Ralston Meek
William Rees
Chicago
Rolland Rees
Donald
Mervin Thomas
Columbus Junction
Genesta
Robert Roterts
Prairie Flower Threshing Klan
BE. L. Smith
Timothy
Ludwig
Capaca
Mich
Hagel Crull
Louis Reller
Joseph Schalla
Arlene Knotek
West
Denver
Mr. Keller
Yellowstone
Black Hills
Makes Sunbonnets Anklets for Parade By Prairie Center
In Prairie Center on August 9 Mrs. Tom Sterling made sunbonnets and anklets for Wilmer Lauderman to wear with the school bus float in the Centennial parade. The Sunshine Community club hosted a fish fry at Sunset Park with many attendees including Mr and Mrs Carl Schneider and other local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Wyle
Prairie Center
Tom Sterling
Wilmer Lauderman
Sunshine Community Club
Ron
Sunset Park
Carl Schneider
Marion Shuty
Donald Simmering
Simmering
Roy Hahre
CH. Wolfe
M. M. Montgomery
J. W. Meyer
Bill Daidy
Kad! Shantz
Mrs E J Beranek Visits Riverside Kin In Iowa City Snag
Mrs. E J Beranek of Colorado Springs arrived in Riverside to see her ill brother Oscar Critz in Iowa City. She also visits sisters Mellie Heitzman, William Griffin, and Blanche Critz Sommers of Prosser Washington while relatives travel to California and Illinois for family visits and care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Edward J. Beranek
Colorado Springs
Colo
Oscar Critz
Iowa City
Beranek
Clara Critz
Mellie Heitzman
William Griffin
E. H. Sommers
Blanche Critz
Prosser
Washington
Hubert
Doud
Local Peoples Trust and Savines Bank
Hubert Myles
Earl Walton
Marvin
California
R. H. Heltzman
Miriam
Helen Critz
B. J. Unferth
Moline, Il
Hieitzman
Unferth
Arthur Sedevee
Cedar Rapids
William Cole
Stringtown Visits and Local Ball Clash Report
Stringtown residents and relatives visit in Austin Minnesota as Elmer Bontrager and Robert of Washington join Rieh and Stewart for Sunday dinner. Local ball games at Olds feature Stringtown thrashing run and Independent run ending 7 to 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stringtown
Angu
L. H. Kinner
Austin
Minnesota
Elmer Bontrager
Robert
Washington
Rameseyer
Bluffton
Ohio
Raymond Rieh
Stewart
J. J. Riehs
Edna Widmer
Jake
Henry
Sylvia Yoder
Walter Speas
Noah Mast
Anna Yoder
Kalona
Sarah Boshart
Edd
Hetty
Henry Yoder
Famiy
Lee Swartzendruber
Elmer Freyenberger
Ethan Brooks
Madge
Hurlington
Olds
Ezra Wenger
Chitako
Mondo
Chicago market report on hogs sheep and cattle prices
Hogs 11,000 head slow and uneven prices 6.00 to 6.35 for 180 to 240 pounds and 5.00 to 5.70 for 270 to 800 pounds. Sheep 4,000 with spring lambs up 15 to 25 cents and yearlings firm. top native lambs 9.00, bulk 8.65 to 8.90. Cattle 6,000 with light cattle active, weighty steers slow. cutters 4.50 to 4.85. calves strong 9.50 to 10.75. stockers steady 6.25 to 7.60. Estimated Friday receipts: cattle 1,000 hogs 5,000 sheep 8,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Cash Corn Market Varied on August Trade
Chicago cash grain prices show corn mixed with 1 yellow 45 percent, 1 mixed 29 percent, 4 mixed 28 percent, 2 white 30 percent, 2 white 28 percent, and 4 white 28 percent to 80 percent. Oats include 1 mixed 29 percent and 4 mixed 28 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Local visits and family gatherings noted in Crawfordsville area
Harold Bontrager combined timothy for Noah Widmer Thursday and Friday. Nellie Brooks of Wayland spent Thursday at the Ethan Brooks home. Mr. and Mrs. Johnie White visited the Karl Walker home near Crawfordsville Tuesday evening. P. J. Graber and family and Mary Somers spent Friday evening at J. J. Riehe. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Jarrard and Eddie of Washington and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rich called on Grandma Rich who was ill Sunday but is better now.
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Eula Mae Coon
Highland Center
Ave
Bernadine
Board of Education
New Mevico Mre
Will Atha
Cimorron
N. M
Dave Irwin
Washington
Ethel Singleton
Letha LeGore
Newton
G. M. Griffith
Alan
Des Moines
C. BE. Mumper
Griffith
Junior
Jack Wluckenbill
Clive
Darla
Wayland
Edna Crile
O. T. Lamansky
W. R. Nolana
Pulaski
Janet Horton
Berry Home
J. B. McConahey
T. B. Davison
Rock Island
Doloras DeWolf
Andy Farrier
John Simmering
Near Washington
Beaver
Neb
Atwood
Kan
Yuma
Greeley
Loveland
Colo
Cheyenne
Wyo
Julie Parks
Mr. Pleasant
Minnie Morgan
Tess
HL. Gordon
Bagley River
Coasin
Harold Bontrager
Timothy
Noah Widmer
Nellie Brooks
Ethan Brooks
Johnie White
Karl Walker
Crawfordsville
P. J. Graber
Mary Somers
J. J. Riehe
W. W. Jarrard
Eddie
Joe Rich
Grandma Rich
Governor Named Board of Arbitration Sought in Iowa Strike
Muscatine workers petitioned Gov. George Wilson to appoint a board of arbitration in the Hawkeye Pearl Button Co strike. The local Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America filed the plea. firm president F C Vetter said about 60 employees signed a return-to-work petition, though some barred by pickets. Two stockholders and officers were admitted to the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
George Wilson
Hawkeye Pearl Button Co
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
F.C Vetter
Vetter
Rhodes to Give Blood for Fellow Prisoner
Walter Rhodes a death row inmate at the Fort Madison state penitentiary prepared to leave the death row to donate blood to J. Fair a fellow convict near death from leukemia Fair is serving a 20 year term and was selected from 60 volunteers amid a donor drive at the Iowa facility
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Madison
Walter
Tpuety
Rhodes
State Penitentiary
Plot J. Fair
Marengo
Lowa Cts
Fair
Han
Eortone
Notes From Cow Testing Report Of A Lueder
Notes from the Cow Testing Report of Alvin Lueder for the year. Alvin L Duensing served as president with Marvin Matthes as vice president and Dean Johnson and W. W. Vleig & Son as directors. Morton Emde tops the herd average. herds of twenty with over 300 pounds fat. The association average 14.8 with hide average 32.6 dollars. Cows over 509 pounds butterfat owned by several farmers including S Kash Gingerich and Palmer. Three meetings held, average attendance 50. new officers named Marvin Matthes president and Dave Yoder vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Leuder
Washington County
A. L. Duensing
Fred Palmer
Don
Dean Johnson
Marvin Matthes
W. W. Vleig
S. Kash & Gingerich
A. CG. Gingerich
Hugh Jones & Son
W. Kash & Swartzendruber
F. E Palmer
Louis Eckhardt
Cuba Sails Supply Local Tomato Stock This Winter
Practically all winter tomatoes in stores come from Cuba. They arrive at two boatloads per week, supplementing local harvests and keeping prices steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
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Ainsworth
J. D. Rabenold
Morning Sun Rendering Works
Washington, Ia
Dewey
Burlington
Martin Steel
Husky
L. EB. Tobin
Bloomfield
Charles J. Haupert
Keota
P.E.O
Esther M. Hatter
C. E. Farrier
Round Ladies
Call Journal
DES Moines A. A. Couch
Towa State Federation of Labor
Eli Shariro
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Reister’s Markets
Washington, Iowa
Reister & Sons
Ennery
Brei Ely
The
Evening Journal
Birdsell Clover Huller
Belle
Brinton
Home Lumber Company, Inc
Washington Oil Company
Carol Stephens
Bryan Swift
Florence Beggs
Pouur
Teen Vyrars
M. EB. McConahey
Adelle
Fon-du-lac
Wis
Berry
Gwendolyn Lyken
Sioux City
Ruth Dunbar
Clarence Dayton
Alabama
Dorothy
van Conner
Los Angeles
Calif
LaMonte Williams
Harold
Darlene Hoskins
Harold Cassady
Fairfield
Frank
Bruce Bell
Ollie
D. F. Berry
Florida
Grace Brinton
Florida State College of Tallahassee
Ed Bierman
John
Sue Phillips
Kate Snyder
Bierman
Roll Hyde
Dan Crandall
Goldie Weidner
Scott Diller
Jack
Peoria
John Diller
Z. M. Swisher
Jim Whistler
Carl Bereiter
C. G. Meek
William Black
Kansas City
Philinot
Noel Carter
Charlie Carter
Alive den
Mary Buffum
Denon Texas
Ho W. Helmick
Howard Swisher
Mull
Chris Jensen
Robt
Edward
Patricia
Burline
Bolling
Mac
Journal
Rural Churches IN Union Service
Pratrif
Don Wylie
Henry Martin
Ames
Koehler
Sam Warren
Billa
Johny Koehler
Betty
Julia Mae
E. J. Beranek
Colorado
Mrs
J. J. Rich
Fred L. Wyse
Russell
H. P
AVERY
Goodyear
Prairie Edge Threshing Co
Chicago Livestock
Board of Arbitration
A. Lueder
OUR Money Credit Service
Howard L. Mc
Cleery
North Side Square
Pacem
Hoover & Porter
Wiest
Chester
Pao Zal
Wrigley Building
Rush and
Ol'o Street
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