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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1948

Page

7

Bell Mayo pledge troth in double ring rite at Williams

Irene Bell daughter of Mr and Mrs Sid Bell of Williams became the bride July 30 to Charles Mayo son of Mr and Mrs O R Mayo of Washington Iowa. The double ring Presbyterian ceremony was led by Rev Louis Bultena of Cedar Falls. The couple will reside in Glidden after a Denver wedding trip.

Bell-Mayo Williams Irene Bell Sid Bell Charles Mayo O R. Mayo Washington Iowa Louis Bultena Cedar Falls L. B. Shelton Janae Bell John Reidasal Glidden Mabel Emmet Charles City Eugene Dunlap Arnold Grummond Denver Marion Bell Marion Olson Connie Bell Marlene Jensen Cheryl Caylor Williams High School Iowa State Teachers College Schoo Washington High School Iowa State College Ames Lowa State Teachers College Band Directo O. E. Mayo Claude Randall Maurice Mayo Schenectady N. Y Erwin Stenberg Radcliffe Melvin Bell Connie Ottumwa Everett Bell Carl Johnson Shirley Burke Myrtle Buntenbach Harold Langerman Arthur Kelting Kenneth Kelting Fred Johnson Joan Edwin Greenfield Webster City Anna Marcus Anna Mae Alden Martin Johnson Kamrar Don Norton Des Moines

Silage Focus for Iowa Dairymen Amid Hay Shortage

Ames Iowa August 14 Extension dairyman Floyd Arnold of Iowa State College urges using corn fodder for silage to combat a hay shortage. He notes Iowa hay output is down about 28 percent from last year and a third below the 10 year average, with dry weather reducing supply while corn is plentiful. Arnold recommends five tons of silage per mature animal if hay is scarce and suggests trench or upright silos for storage plus contacting the Agricultural Extension Service for guidance on building sites and filling methods.

Ames Iowa Floyd Arnold Extension Dairyman Iowa State Rold Ge Arnold Sitos Othe Agricultural Extension Service Iowa State College

Summer clearance brings fresh deals and recalls

Local notices report Tom Duncan's Summer clearance under way with bargains. Mr. and Mrs J M Finney depart for Monmouth Ill to attend the U F P Ghriae tian Educational conference from the 11th to 16th. Mr. and Mrs Robert McAhee and daughter Mary Margaret of Oak Park Illinois visit Mrs R G Vincent. Mr. and Mrs Harvey S Mees visit Mr Howard Miller and William Manussier after visiting a daughter in Detroit. They plan to return to San Francisco. Hoover celebration attended by Tom Duncan, G C Timmons, and Mrs W A Patterson at West Branch.

J. M Finney Monmouth U. FP Robert McAhee Mary Margaret Oak Park, Ill R. G. Vincent Harvey S. Mees Howard Miller William Manussier Detroit William McVety San Francisco G. C. Timmons W. A. Patterson Hoover West Branch

Eden Fruit Identity Question Described

A note discusses the Garden of Eden fruit as unknown not the modern apple or its precursors, addressing common assumptions and clarifying speculation about its nature. The remark emphasizes uncertainty about the fruit's true form while ruling out a direct link to today’s apple.

Russians Suffer Shortage of Coal

Berlin reports German sources say the Soviet zone of Germany faces drastic production cuts due to a Western counter block line, cutting Ruhr coal and coke supplies. Steel foundries in several towns have shut down as industrial output declines since May, with ration gas reduced to one to three hours daily in some cities.

Berlin Germany Ruhr Turgelow Meuselwitz Tangenhuette

Hospital Births and Dismissals Reported

At the hospital yesterday Mr and Mrs Clem Fagle Fairfield welcomed a daughter at 19 pm. Mr and Mrs Clarence Wade Keota welcomed a daughter at 4 42 p m Dismissed today Mrs Willian Althoff Wellman and daughter Mrs Garrett Finley Wellman and daughter

Clem Fagle Fairfield Clarence Wade Keota Willian Althoff Wellman Garrett Finley

Community sale dates and auctions listed in Iowa notices

A calendar of livestock auctions and estate sales announced in Iowa towns including Columbus Junction Kalona Kalona Sigourney Ollie Washington Wayland South English and Warhinton. Notable events include an August 12 public auction of a 192 acre farm near Washington starting at 2:00 and a Maplecrest ranch sale August 14 at 1:00 with 12 American saddle horses.

Whittaker Sale Midway Sales Company Columbus Junction Iowa Kalonae Sales Barn Kalona Ollie Livestock Exchange Ollie Hi Dollar Sales Company Sigourney Washington Maynard Brown Voods Zene Kempf Wayland Maplecrest Ranch South English

Markets Report Chicago Livestock Prices August Market Scores

Livestock totals: Hog 9,000 with top load at 30.25 and hogs mostly 29.50 to 30.00 for 170 to 320 pounds. Cattle 9,500 with top steer price 41.25 for 175 to 1,275 pound averages. dry beef cows 27.00 and grass cows 19.00 to 22.50. Sheep 1,500 with native lambs 27.50 to 28.00 and yearlings scarce. Parkage flight weights 12.00.

USDA Patel

Chicago Produce and Poultry Market Brief

Chicago market report notes 25 trucks and steady hens with White Rock varieties at 39 to 41 cents. Eggs mix browns and whites at 13,895 cases, market firm for top and steady otherwise. Extras 7 to 8 percent A 49 to 51, current receipts 41, checks 35's.

White Rock White Rock Springs Colored Springs

Timber Wolves to Feature Fair Show at Iowa State Fair

Iowa wolves will be contrasted with true timber wolves from the north at the Iowa State Fair fish and game show August 27 to September 8. Two cubs from the far north will weigh 199 to 175 pounds when grown. eight cages hold small animals. The exhibit totals about 300 live animals and birds, plus 50 to 60 reptiles and around 15 000 fish.

Des Moines Iowa North State Conservation Commission James R. Harlan Commission

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