For Rent Furnished Or Unfurnished Apartment
For Rent furnished or unfurnished apartment advertised by J C Buenneke in Ainsworth at 15413.
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J.C. Buenneke
Ainsworth
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1944
Page
5
Chicago market report highlights steady hogs and firm cattle
Hogs 13,000 head fully steady with good and choice 160 to 240 pounds at 14.75 and over 240 pounds and sows around 14.00. Medium to good 140 to 170 pounds 13.50 to 14.59. Cattle 7,000 with good and choice fed steers and yearlings up to 18.00 for tops. vealers 15.00. Sheep 3,000 with market slow and bids steady to weak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Cash Grain Oats Prices Reported
Chicago prices show oats at 2 white 74 percent and 2 white heavy 76 percent on the cash grain market with August 15 update from United Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Produce Market Report Itself Aug 15
Chicago receipts for eggs show 11 9423 cases and 3514 extra firsts with firsts 33. current receipts 3114 and dirties 26. checks 26. Poultry receipts show no cars and 22 trucks with market unchanged.
Grain Table Highlights Mixed U.S. Wheat and Oats Prices
The Chicago grain table for August 15 shows wheat closing around 153 to 154 for September and December, with May and July futures near 151 to 154. Oats futures for September hover around 71, with December and May trading between 66 and 67, while rye ranges from 104 to 106 across months.
Raids Neutralize Japanese Base In Southwest Pacific
Allied forces launched sustained air attacks around Halmahera and other bases in the southwest Pacific. Gen Douglas MacArthur reports Japanese defense weakened as Manokwari and Vogelkop coast raids marked the latest blows in the campaign against Japanese positions.
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Pacific
Japan
Halmahera
Philippines
Southwest
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Manokwari
Dutch New Guinea
Vogelkop Peninsula
Japanese Liberator raid on Iwo Jima reported by Comei
United Press reports 22 Liberator bombers raided Iwo Jima in the Volcano islands 660 miles south of Tokyo yesterday. FCC monitors recorded Japanese fighters shot down 2 Liberators with no island damage noted. Iwo Jima lies midway between Japan and the Marianas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Comei
Iwo Jima
Volcano Islands
Tokyo
FCC
Marianas
Ruth Pogge and friends visit Riverside vacation home
Ruth and Mary Pogge of Chicago visit at their parents A. H. and Mrs. Pogge's Riverside home. They spent days at the Rainbow Club House in Muscatine with friends. Also visiting are Paul and Anita Schnoebelen of Mooreland Oklahoma and Omer Schnoebelen, former Riverside resident and Mooreland Leader editor. John and Marie Tener return from Marshall Missouri after a Miami hospital role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Mary Pogge
Chicago
Riverside
A. H. Pogge
Rainbow Club
Muscatine
Paul
Anita Marie Schnoebelen
Mooreland
Okla
Omer Schnoebelen
Riverside Leader
Mooreland Leader
John Edward Tener
Marshall
Marie Tener
Children’s Hospital
Teners
Kay
Billy
Bertha Tener
Agnes Ferguson
Fred Drew
Cresco
Joseph Shradel
Riverside social and church notes span weddings and funerals
Riverside residents attended the marriage of Mildred Burger and Eldon Partzek at St. Wenceslaus in Iowa City. Lieut. Gerald L. Cline's military funeral was held in Lone Tree with Riverside attendees. Masses at St. Mary's were led by Rev. Omer H. Kiefer and announcements covered a church social raising 518.52 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Bert Cray
Iowa City
St. Wenceslaus Church
Mildred Marie Burger
Eldon J. Partzek
A. H. Pogge
Mary
Joseph P. Paillotet
Robert Beateh
Henry Wieland
Lone Tree
Gerald L. Cline
Everett Schnoebelen
Robert
Orlando
Fla
Lee Schnoebelen
Carl
Community Friday Journal Sales at Whittaker Sale Barn
Listing shows weekly sales at Whittaker sale barn with August 16 purebred Hampshire hog sale by BE Brenneman Mt. Union Iowa and September 7 dispersal of a registered Holstein dairy herd by Earl P. Booth Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittaker
Hampshire
BE. R. Brenneman
Mt. Union
Iowa
Reg. Holstein Dairy Herd
Earl P. Booth
Washington
Pennsylvania's James Buchanan the only Pennsylvanian to be President
James Buchanan, the 15th U S president from 1857 to 1861, is noted as the only Pennsylvanian to hold the nation’s highest office. He belonged to the Democratic Party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eclipse Lumber Company
Pennsylvania
James Buchanan
United States
Rotary Speaker Sgt Marion Ferguson Describes Bomber Missions
Sgt Marion Ferguson on furlough spoke to the Rotary Club about his radio operator duties on a heavy bomber. He detailed twenty one plane formations over France Germany and the African and Italian zones and shared uncensored combat insights. His talk highlighted escort patterns, formation defense, and hazards of route missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Ferguson
Rotary Club
Ferguson
France
Germany
Rotary
Mrs. Sands Hosts Homemakers Club Meeting
Rural Homemakers club gathered at Mrs. Frank Sands in South Hill despite heat. Thirteen members and two visitors, plus nine children, shared poems, a scrapbook project for the Iowa City children's hospital, and refreshments before the next meeting with Mrs. Robert Holmes in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Hill
Frank Sands
Doyle Sands
Winfield
Donald Sands
Donald Lee
Lee Lease
Childrens
Children’s Hospital
Iowa City
Ruth
Mildred Sands
Helen Young
Robert Holmes
Rosemary Stancer Celebrates Second Birthday Party
West Chester August 15 Rosemary Stancer daughter of Mr and Mrs James Stancer observed her second birthday August 7 She hosted a party from 2 to 5 PM with five young guests ages 2 to 6 A large birthday cake baked by Capitola Flynn and individual cakes with guest names were served along with ice cream Place favors were small glass cars filled with candy and suckers Gifts poured in Rosemary’s mother and other relatives attended though Capitola Flynn Mrs Paul Griffith and Nancy were late or unable to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
Rosemary Stancer
James Stancer
Capitola Flynn
Rosemary
Shirley Ann Gardner
Waterloo
Roy Gardner
Lester Laubach
Carol
Walter Lance
Karen
John McDowell
Barbara
Keith Stewart
Peggy
Edgar Stewart
Linda Dee
Paul Griffith
Nancy
Jack Hotle
Sheila
Hold Farm Bureau Dinner Meet at Y.M.C.A.
Farm Bureau board and committees plus their wives attended a dinner in the Y.M.C.A. Community room served by the Women's Relief Corps for 58 people. Harry Bryson of Des Moines spoke as Iowa Farm Bureau organization director on state goals and plans for the next two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau Board
Boys’ Club Committee
Farm Bureau Resolutions Committee
Y.M.C.A
Women’s Relief Corps
Harry Bryson
Des Moines
Iowa Farm Bureau
Merle Twinam
Richard Stephens
Service Man's Wife Can't Stay at Home
In Charles City a serviceman's wife left two children with relatives after an incident Sunday night. Chief Henry Deboest had one child admitted to Cedar Valley hospital for a $3.50 room charge. The grandfather, contacted by the wife, agreed to take the children thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles City
Henry Deboest
Cedar Valley Hospital
Deboest
Frederika
Warm Springs Open Water Hidden in Yellowstone Winters
In Yellowstone National Park, the warm springs keep patches of open water visible through the coldest winter days attracting visitors and wildlife to the steaming pools and trails nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone Park
War effort faces crushing German losses on multiple fronts
The report notes that any attempt to break through would be crushed with bloody losses to the Germans, who are heavily engaged on all sectors and have limited capacity to regroup for a decisive breakthrough.
Wild Parsnip Causes Skin Poisoning in Waste Areas
The wild form of garden parsnip causes skin poisoning with symptoms similar to poison ivy. It grows in waste places and old fields, posing exposure risk to walkers and laborers in such areas.
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