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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1941

Page

7

Hog and cattle market report from Chicago trading floor

Markets in Chicago show hogs around 180 to 240 pounds at 11.30 to 11.60 with top 11.65, sows 9.10 to 10.00, and ghter weights to 10.25. Calves and cattle steady with yearlings 12.65 at 325 pounds, heavy bulls 9.25 to 12.25, best heifers scarce at 12.25. Sheep open slow with native lambs 11.75 to 12.15 and ewes 4.00 to 5.00.

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Chicago Cash Grain Corn and Oats Mixed Quality Quotes

Grain prices listed for Chicago cash corn and oats reflect mixed lots with moisture content and percentages. Corn shows several 74% to mid 70s readings across mixed and yellow lots. Oats display several mixed and white lots around 40% with some 49% readings and slight variance.

Chicago market report for produce and poultry

Chicago market report shows eggs receipts at 7 591 cases with firsts rising from 27 to 28 29 percent and dirties at 25 percent. Poultry receipts include 40 trucks with springs and broilers up to 19 percent, overall market steady to firm as of August 19.

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Midway Safe Co Auction and Community Sale Preview

Closing out sale notices list Midway Safe Co Columbus weekly auctions and Community Sale each Friday. Listings include City Feed Yard sale on August 21 for Fred Mauthe at 317 East Madison St and a farm and household goods closing event near Washington August 28. Floyd Knepp and Strain and Bailey are noted contacts for safe household goods at 609 KH with a second sale on August 30.

Midway Safe Co Columbus City Fred Mauthe East Madison St Washington Strain and Bailey Floyd Knepp

Market Summary from Chicago Wheat Corn Soybean Ledger

The Chicago table shows Sept and Dec futures for Wheat Corn and Soybeans with mixed gains and losses including Sept Wheat at 1.11 and Dec at 1.14 to 1.15, Corn around 77 to 80, and Soybeans for Oct and Dec around 1.45 to 1.48, plus a note on hanging a broom to extend broom life.

Wednesday Prices at Powers Produce

Prices listed for heavy breed hens Leghorn hens and sweet cream old roosters show per pound rates. Power Produce in Washington Iowa offers these market figures including 15 cents, 36 cents, 10 cents, and 11 cents per pound.

Dublin exhibition features 7,000,000 stitch carpet

A carpet begun in 1932 for Lady Powerscourt bears her monogram and the family coat of arms. It has reached 7,000,000 stitches and is now on display in Dublin, Ireland.

Alligators Show Surprising Speed and Short Leg Power

Alligators are not slow reptiles. They can sprint, with legs extending to about 18 inches at top speed, contradicting their creeping image.

Kin of Oil Titan Weds In Tennessee Camp Forrest

John D. Prentice grandson of the late oil king marries Abbie Cantrill of Freeport Illinois in Tennessee where Prentice trains at Camp Forrest. The ceremony links the Prentice family to Chicago based Lieut J Rockefeller Prentice.

J. Rockefeller Prentice Chicago Oil King Abbie Cantrill Freeport, Ill Tennessee Prentice Camp Forrest

Farragut Day Honors Hastings on Hudson Civil War Admiral

Observances on July 5 mark the 140th anniversary of David Glasgow Farragut birth. The Hastings on Hudson legacy notes his rise from a boy in Hastings to the Union navy hero who captured New Orleans, Mobile Bay and more. Far ragut’s career, including the Hartford voyage and the clause of the admiral rank, is recounted with monuments in Washington and New York.

U. S Juzz Hastings Hudson N. Y Farragut David Glasgow Farragut United States Navy Knoxville Tenn Washington John Paul Jones Isaac Hull Oliver Hazard Perry David D. Porter Essex England Union Hartford Mississippi Fort Jackson Fort St. Philip New Orleans Napoleon III France Confederacy Port Hudson N. P. Barks Abraham Lincoln Mobile Bay Mobile New York Congress Portsmouth N. H

Plan Release of Selectees After Year and a Half

The War Department outlined plans to release selectees and national guardsmen after 14 to 18 months of service unless the international situation worsens. The extension bill allows 30 months total service for selectees guardsmen and reservists, with regulars up to 54 months. About 200000 men are slated for release from active duty by December 10.

Washington, D. C U.P War Department Roosevelt

Manufacturers Urge Congress to Enact Sales Tax and Tax Base Broadening

The National Association of Manufacturers urged Congress to adopt a general sales tax and broaden the personal exemption in the income tax base. It also called for higher normal income tax rates on corporations and individuals to guard against inflation. Chairman Livingston W. Houston cited analysis showing 75 percent of income goes to those earning under 5,000 dollars, who buy most goods.

Washington, D. C U.P National Association of Manufacturers Today Congress Senate Finance Committee Livingston W. Houston

Explanation of Japanese Policy Awaited by U S

Secretary Cordell Hull said the United States seeks a complete explanation of Japan's refusal to permit the departure of Americans. He noted that Grew's reports from Tokyo officials are not yet complete enough for any definite U S action. Hull spoke after meeting War Secretary Stimson, who described the talks as a general information exchange.

Washington D. C U.P Cordell Hull United States Japan Hull Joseph Grew Grew Henry Stimson Stimson

Dog Saves Farmer After Bull Attack in Des Moines Area

Melvin Page, 20, a farmer near Madrid, is in a Des Moines hospital with broken vertebrae after a bull gore incident. His Collie drove the animal off, enabling Page to crawl a quarter mile before a neighbor heard his cries and came to help.

Boone Melvin Page Madrid Lutheran Hospital Des Moines Page

Handling Innersprings In Mattress Care

Moving innerspring mattresses requires not rolling or folding them. A single broken or bent coil misaligns others, causing lumps and discomfort in the mattress.

German Garrison in France Declares Strict Measures

Gen Heinrich von Stuelpnagel, commander in France, warns that uprisings will be met with harsh punishment and that the entire population of occupied France bears responsibility for outbreaks. A death penalty is decreed for anyone supporting Communist activity.

France Paris Heinrich von Stuelpnagel

4-H Awards Spotlight Dress and Outfit Lots

Readout lists numerous 4-H awards across clubs with Blue Red and White classifications. Names include Mary Lou Stacy Eva Waterhouse Irene Waterhouse Patty Stacy Louise Waterhouse Wanda Loeffler Evelyn Mineart Beulah Stewart Frances Jean Wagamon Leota Davisson Frances Sojka and others. Dress types range from cotton school dresses to ensembles jackets slips and complete outfits.

Mary Lou Stacy Joan Hagans Louise Waterhouse Helen Wikoff Mary Lou Kasowsky Irene Waterhouse Patty Stacy Patty Stacey Wanda Loeffler Mary Evelyn Mineart Grace Dunbar Laura Jean Stout Dolores Arnold Vada Guy Ruth Tucker Virginia Arnold Beulah Stewart Carol Brewer Mary Bordwell Esther Seewart Betty Stewart Siuler Oallit Esther Stewart Virginia m McLaughlin Heulah Stewart Beatrice Replogle Jeanne Shalla Frances Jean Wagamon Leota Davisson Rosemary Cupp Betty Cupp Fairview Farmerettes Darlene Sojka Hazel Sojka Sokja Betty Sojka Viola Marek Frances Sojka Mary Catherine Tutte Marie Sojka Jacksonites Mary Ellen Duensing Ila Mae Darnel Ila Mae Darnell Arlys Larson Eleanor Maas Helen Knupp Dorothy Daniel Joan Gerdes Joann Gerdes Maplecrest Ellen Rowe Bertha Fladung Kathryne Moffit Dorothy Fladung Kathryn Moffit Merry Maid Betty Colthurst Mary Gardner Mf&rian

Saint Castorina Attracts Devout To Casa Branca Brazil

A new saint named Castorina has appeared near Casa Branca Brazil, drawing thousands of worshippers. Reports from Rio de Janeiro predict Castorina will surpass Manoelina de Coqueiros as the region’s leading religious idol.

Castorina Casa Branca Brazil Rio de Janeiro Manoelina de Coqueiros

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