For Sale Good Mahogany Piano
Classified note offers a mahogany piano for sale with a contact phone line 904 W. 14918e0d indicating where to reach the seller.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1941
Page
7
Classified note offers a mahogany piano for sale with a contact phone line 904 W. 14918e0d indicating where to reach the seller.
The Farm Security Administration advisory committee for Iowa announces three new members for three-year terms: Norman Norland Kensett Donald R Murphy Des Moines and Donald K Alter Burlington. They replace six former members and will help adapt national FSA policy to local needs and advise on tenant purchase, land tenure, and cooperative programs.
East Highland residents report Sunday gatherings with the Longquist Wieland Mincer and Pearson families visiting R. A. Stolley and John Wieland households. Extended family groups also shared an evening with J. L. Veggy and others, including the Rath Prymek households.
Elmer Pearson and Marie Swailes visited Mrs. Mary Dvorak on Sunday. James and Mary Dvorak and Johnny visited with Alvah Hecks. George Dvorsky called on Henry Prymeks after spending Saturday at Paul Dvorsky’s. Mary Kathryn Simons returned home from a visit with Aunt Gail Murdock. Henry Prymek and Ruby visited John Bopp. Frank Mineer spent Sunday with William Lear. Anna Lear and Thersa and Will transacted business in Washington.
Argentina reports its corn crop for 1939 to 1940 at 11 million tons, matching the previous year’s record yield and reflecting strong grain production across the season.
Des Moines reports the largest farm youth livestock show in the United States will unfold at the Iowa State Fair from August 22 to 29. About 3,000 calves pigs colts and lambs will compete for roughly 15 000 in cash prizes. Over 2 000 4 H youngsters will vie for state championships across junior farming events open to the public for the eight days.
Hogs 12,000 steady to strong 180 to 240 lb 11.25 11.50 top 11.55 sows 9.15 10.15. Sheep 1,500 slow few early sales good to choice native lambs 11.25 11.50 steady. Cattle 9,800 fed steers and yearlings strong to .25 higher top 12.65 for light steers. best heifers 12.25. vealers scarce. steady 12.00 13.00. Estimated receipts tomorrow hogs 9,000 cattle 4,000 sheep 1,000.
Chicago UP Cash Grain markets show corn at 74 to 75 percent for yellow and mixed 84 to 85 percent for some lots. Oats ranges include mixed at 37 to 38 percent and white at 36 to 38 percent. Soybeans listed with yellow at 1.54.
Open high low close figures for Wheat Corn Oats Rye and Soy Beans shown for Sep Dec May and Oct contracts. Prices listed across Wheat Dec and May and Corn Sep Dec May near 1.11 1.15 0.78 0.81 0.86 for corn. Soybeans Oct Dec May around 1.44 1.45 1.50 with varying premiums.
Chicago August 12 UP PRODUCE shows kegs receipts at 14 099 cases, extra firsts up 27 percent to 274, firsts 2614 to 27, current receipts 25, dirties 24, checks 23 percent. Poultry market irregular with receipts 39 trucks and small hens 17ig, No 2 hens 1414, springs 17 to 18 percent, broilers 16 percent.
Prices listed by Powers Produce Washington Iowa show heavy breed hens and Leghorn hens at low per dozen rates with sweet cream and old roosters noted. The notation includes small quantities and unit prices in cents per dozen.
Howard Benn sustained a badly injured hand Monday while working on a pump in Pleasant Hill. The item also lists several social visits and family gatherings across the area, including Wittiig, Kephart, Hesseltine, Ganon, and Erlenbush families, plus a Baker family picnic at Sunset Park.
Batavia August 13 report notes drastic wartime shifts in Dutch colonial life. Daily routines and leisure gave way to air raid shelters and full mobilization as Indonesian and European residents join military roles, ARP squads, Red Cross, and supply lines. Aid to Allies grows with funds for Spitfire and Bermuda bomber efforts.
Groucho Chico and Harpo star as private detectives in The Big Store a Marx Brothers comedy with five musical numbers. Tony Martin Virginia Grey and Virginia OBrien co star as department store chaos erupts with slapstick chase on roller skates and a romantic finale amid a caper to protect a hidden fortune.
The report details multiple family visits and social calls on Sunday. Maxine Lambert, a hospital patient in Iowa City, is mentioned as improving. Several households hosted guests including the Wittmers, Cannons, Beenblossoms, Caldwells, Beliels, Kepharts, Telfords, Pratts, Shraders, and Lamberts, with nearby relatives and children present.
Meteors appear more often on some nights as Earth travels along its orbit and crosses meteor streams. The debris from comets enters our atmosphere, producing brighter streaks visible in the sky.
Wellman residents report Ange Wellman and family visiting Durian relatives in Ft Dodge over the weekend. Charles Durian Sr and family note Mrs Durian’s illness unchanged. John and Mrs Bissey return from a week away visiting Durand Aurora Chicago Lake Michigan Wisconsin and Manchester with extended stays.
Beverly Smith of Waterloo visits Aunt Mrs. Everette Roberts in Amboy. Connie Stepheny spent Friday with Beverly at the Roberts home. Mr. and Mrs. B M Obrein of…
Auction notices from Midway Sae Co in Columbus held each Wednesday and Community Sale each Friday at City Feed Yard. Listings include Aug 13 sale of the late C. A. Neiswanger at 701 East Jefferson Street at 1 30, Aug 14 closing out sale of household goods 102 South 7th Avenue at 1 00, Esther Welch Eden, Aug 19 John EK Lucken bill closing out farm sale 4 miles southwest of Wayland on gravel road at 11 00, Aug 21 Fred Mauthe 317 East Madison St closing out sale of household goods.
Navy recruitment pitch listing steady employment good pay travel opportunities to learn a trade free education and medical dental care pension after 20 years free meals athletics amusements vacations with pay and advancement prospects.
Dr. F H Zimmerman of Colorado State Hospital in Pueblo reports a rising rate of mental breakdowns linked to the national defense program. He cites admissions nearing 900 next year and notes the hospital has surpassed 4500 patients. He lists groups likely affected including draftees, service members, spouses, and workers in defense industries.
Omaha spent the weekend at the Everette Stewart home. Mrs. I. L. Colthurst and daughters Mrs. Leona Crane and Mrs. Carrie Pratt called on Mrs. Dr. W. Griffiths Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Anderson and family visited Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Frame are happy this week as daughters Bessie and Marjorie and their husbands are visiting home folks.
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