Hog market report and weather outlook
RAL Top on hogs closes at 31 dollars 50 cents per hundredweight. Weather outlook shows partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow with warmer conditions expected tomorrow.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1948
Page
8
RAL Top on hogs closes at 31 dollars 50 cents per hundredweight. Weather outlook shows partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow with warmer conditions expected tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Green plan to move to Oskaloosa Aug 27 after buying Cities Service oil station on Highway 92 near the square. They found a first floor apartment, and Mrs. Green may take a teaching position in the Oskaloosa grade schools. Mr. and Mrs. Boyer and sons returned to Elkhart Ind after visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Schmidt announce a closing out sale and will live in a trailer east of town near The Pig. Mrs. Schmidt will help with restaurant work for the Hartsells. Also noted are denim pants at B and B Clothing and Mae Cannon of Los Angeles.
Jack Rodgers the repairman arrived Aug 11 in Haskins and stayed the week. He fixes lawn mowers clocks sewing machines and sharpens scissors and knives while also playing piano. A group gathered at Mrs Godlove’s home Thursday after his work.
Elaine Hoback and Mrs. M. T. Coon with granddaughter Mary Lou Coon visited to hear a deaf classical pianist. Ethel Booth and Vivian Booth entertained Victor and Grace Stone and Mrs. Godlove at a 6 o clock supper. A schoolhouse community party closed the week before opening. Toni Wittmer of Washington visited Una Gordon and family. Dave Powers and Jim Bean are on vacation.
A historical notice warns that animals fed boiled linseed oil can suffer fatal lead poisoning. The message stresses careful handling of oil products to prevent poisoning in livestock and pets.
State of Iowa Washington County No 8561 You are notified that last will and testament of Charles W Davis dated March 17 1947 has been filed and is set for hearing August 26 1948 at 9 00 A M at the Washington Court House before the District Court or Clerk all interested appear and show cause why the instrument should not be probated as the will of the deceased by order of Clerk R R Noonan Dated Washington Iowa August 20 1948.
On August 25, 1948 at 4 PM in the school house at the northwest corner of Section 24 Township 76 North Range West Sth PM in Washington County Iowa the Board of Directors of Prairie Flower Rural Independent School District announces sale of bonds. The notice specifies the sale action place and governing district details.
The Washington County Iowa school district issues 35000 bonds bearing up to 3 percent interest dated September 1 1948 with principal and interest payable to the school treasurer. Maturities include 2000 each year 1949 to 1958 and 8000 each year 1959 to 1963. Bids may be rejected. Myra Crawford secretary. A second notice announces Bulldog Drummond in a Fox Theatre release with Tom Conway and cast including Marie Palmer Helen Westcott John Newland and Terry Kilburn.
Friday community sale at Whittaker sale barn follows weekly livestock auctions at Midway Sales Columbus Junction Iowa and Kalona Iowa. Multiple August sales include household goods 1:30 August 21 Karl Schmidt 106 N 15th and real estate at 735 West Main August 23.
Using a prop of Ray Milland escaping a gunman the team tested an elevator stalling trick in the Paramount suspense thriller The Big Clock. They devised a method to open the car door with a knife and prop it open with a coin delaying a maintenance crew.
An elevator mechanic faced a puzzling distress signal, worked through the issue, and then followed the script to resolve the situation. The incident highlights the challenges of misdirected alarms and the role of scripted procedures in emergency responses.
Des Moines officials announce a new hall of science and education at the Iowa State Fair. The exhibit, planned by five state schools and the state, will cover topics from atomic radiation in medicine to handicraft by handicapped children.
A tuberculosis sanatorium is to be housed in the educational building beneath the grandstand, consolidating health facilities with school infrastructure.
The Clyde river in Scotland is famed as the world's busiest shipbuilding center. The giants Queen Mary and Queen Elizabeth were constructed at this renowned yard.
An old line company, American Home Life Co., proclaims no agents or commissions. Spencer Jowa appears in the notice.
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