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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1947

Page

7

Go to Burlington For Hamil Reunion

Crawfordsville August 19 Those from Crawfordsville attending the Hamil reunion at Crapo park in Burlington August 14 were Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Rhea, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Rhea, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Angul, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Piper and Judith Ann, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kilpatrick and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Lowe and family and Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Clark. Kenneth Nichols and family of Burlington were guests at the Kenneth Kilpatrick home Wednesday evening. Jess Raymond and Marjorie spent Sunday at the Fred Mathes home at Memphis Missouri. Glenn Anderson and children of Manchester have been guests at the parental John Anderson home the past week. Clint Fletcher sustained a painful ankle injury Saturday when he fell from a ladder while painting a supply tank. John Anderson attended the Three Quarter Century club get together Saturday. It was his first year eligible and he looked forward to a good time. Saturday guests at the Dell Farrier home were Clifford Farrier of Moline and Mr. and Mrs I. V. Farrier of Brighton. Patty accompanied them home for an overnight visit.

J. A. Raymond Crawfordsville Hamil Crapo Park Burlington J. H. Rhea J. C. Rhea Fred Angul Chester Piper Judith Ann Kenneth Kilpatrick Lyle Lowe E. L. Clark Kenneth Nichols Jess Raymond Marjorie Fred Mathes Memphis Glenn Anderson Manchester John Anderson Clint Fletcher Dell Farrier Clifford Farrier Moline I. V. Farrier Brighton Patty

Chicago Markets Report From Aug 20 Livestock Sale

Chicago markets show hogs at 6,500 head with slow, uneven trade but generally steady prices. Top hogs at 27.59, bulk 18-260 lb hogs 26.75-27.25, heavier 340 lb butchers around 24.00, tanks of 400-450 lb at 22.00-22.75, sows higher near 28.50-25.00 for under 350 lb and 350-450 lb ranges 22-22.75. Cattle and calves: 9,000 cattle 700 calves, steers mostly lower with top at 34.25 for 1,214 lb bulls, heifers weak to 29.25, cows 14-20, bulls to 25c higher, yearlings steady, sheep around 1,000 with lambs opening 50c lower and yearlings at 20.50 for about 95 lb.

Chicago

Chicago Produce Market Report Improvised Poultry Prices

Chicago August market notes show mixed poultry values with trucks reported as steady to weak. Prices list leghorn hens fryers broilers springs and related items with conflicting figures and notes on case counts and current receipts.

Colored Springs Plymouth Rock Springs

Fragmentary Metrics Data Gaps Across Months

The readable fragments show percent values and dates scattered for several months with mixed digits. No coherent event or subject stands out beyond incomplete statistical figures and percentages.

Chicago Cash Grain Prices and Inconsistent Evening Rates

Chicago cash grain sales report notes wheat and corn prices rising modestly with several varieties listed by grade. Mixed grain categories show a range of bid prices and heavy weights, though several entries appear garbled and partial.

Chicago

Iowa State Fair Opens With Record Entries in 1947

Des Moines reports heavy preparation at the state fairgrounds for the 1947 fair opening Friday. Record livestock entries and revived poultry show highlight a prospective attendance near last year’s 514000, with judging begining tomorrow for 4-H and FFA divisions and baby beef sifting trimming entries to 600. Dormitories house four youths per county as preparations for eight days of events proceed and the midway opens tonight.

Des Moines Lloyd B. Cunningham

Hunt Bandit Who Robbed Post Office Substation

Milwaukee police hunted a thin faced bandit who robbed a post substation of 304 dollars. The armed man entered after 3 pm and forced clerk Harriet Ruger to fill a bag while Adelaide Germasehin, a witness in the book store, described a 30-year-old man about five feet four inches tall with a dark coat and black hair.

Milwaukee Harriet Ruger Adelaide Germasehein Guh Point

Weather and odd rain claims study across the nation

Reports claim three brothers in Peoria caused a heavy rain by dumping ice into clouds while a Kansas City crop company touts a new rainmaking technique. H A Hershfield Jr. cites 14 percent success as he plans bargain rainfall sales.

Peoria Ill Kansas City H. A Buzz) Hershfield, Jr Middle West

Children born mid marriage longer lived on average

A study suggests offspring born between four and eight years after their parents marriage tend to have longer lifespans than those born earlier or later in the union. The finding implies timing of birth relative to marriage may influence longevity.

Nursing shortages widen postwar training vacancies

A recent survey notes 12,000 vacancies in 1946 nurse training classes and estimates 75,000 to 100,000 more graduate nurses could be employed at the present time.

Kera Tin Fiber Aims to Reuse Mess of Chicken Feathers

A new fiber product named kera tin could convert 175 million pounds of chicken feathers that otherwise go to waste into usable material. The project highlights waste-to-value potential and advances in sustainable materials.

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