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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1943
Page
5
New Year Dawn Promises Change Amid Tax Confusion 1944
A New Year forecast emphasizes world change and a lasting peace, while noting 1944 tax forms will be brutal and complex. Calls for tax consolidation and clearer guidance, with a wish to exile unclear instructions and simplify forms. Estherville News adds Axis allies may switch sides as the European war progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth Hall
Samson
Estherville News
Axis
Balkan
Markets Report From Chicago Pork Cattle and Lamb Prices
Chicago markets show hogs 3,000 head with strong to mostly 25 cents higher. Good and choice 200 to 300 pounds at 13.75 top. 170 to 190 pounds 12.55 to 13.40. 150 to 170 pounds 12.75 to 12.90. Cattle 7,000 head with best fed steers 15.40 and loads 12.50 to 15.00. heifers 15.25. calves 300. Sheep 1,500 with 92-pound western lambs steady to shippers at 15.10. scarce supply and weaker undertone on lambs. Native slaughter ewes 7.00 down.
Chicago Price Report Oats 1 Red Special Heavy 85
Chicago grain news notes oats trading data with a focus on the 1 red special heavy grade at 85. The brief item lists price detail for end of year trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Produce Market Mixed as Year Ends
Dec 31 Chicago produce notes show eggs receipts 8,694 cases with unsettled market and mixed prices including extra firsts 29 and firsts 75, current receipts 83 and dirties 3H. Poultry had no car receipts, 4 trucks, market firm with limited movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Grain table notes Chicago Dec prices and futures
Open high low close data for wheat oats and rye futures in Chicago markets. Wheat Sep May and July figures show shifts around 165 to 169, oats Sept and May at 75 to 78, rye near 125 to 128 with May and other months listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Notice Highest Prices Paid for Iron and More
Advertises top prices for iron hides wool and metal by Mose Levy at 3198 WN Iowa phone 791 R serving Washington and Kalona with 30 Offeed sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Washington
Kalona
Knittel Returns to Riverside Store After Illness
RIVERSIDE December 30 R A Knittel, former University hospital patient in Iowa City, has spent several weeks recuperating at home and is now able to be at his general store. Mr and Mrs C J Karel were Sunday guests of daughters in Iowa City. Lewis Soukup of Davenport visited over the holidays at the Soukup home. Entertained Christmas day and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
R. A. Knittel
University Hospital
Iowa City
C. J. Karel
Norman Sage
David Wright
Lewis Soukup
Davenport
J. M. Soukup
Christmas Dinners Bring Kin From Across Cities
Sunday gatherings at the McConaghey home in Kansas City Missouri included Willam Ericson Mrs Clark Evans and Mr Evans all from Kansas City Ruth Ericson and Howard Weisel came from Chicago and Mrs Lloyd Dyson sister of Mrs McConaghey from Kansas City A Krotz family dinner was hosted southeast of Riverside with Anna Krotz William Krotz Joseph Krotz John Krotz and Fred Kucera and their families plus the Chalupa family. Nettie Shradel hosted her daughter Clair Rummel hart and Hills relatives for Christmas. Seaman First Class Donald Rada on a 15 day Cuba leave visited his mother Mrs William Rada and others. Mr and Mrs Thomas Butz hosted Iowa City relatives at Riverside for honoring Mrs Butzs brother Robert Langenberg from California awaiting army induction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McConaghey
Willam Ericson
Clark Evans
Evans
Kansas City
Ruth Ericson
Howard Weisel
Chicago
Lloyd Dyson
McConaghey
Krotz
Wilbur Chalupa
Riverside
Anna Krotz
William Krotz
Joseph Krotz
John Krotz
Fred Kucera
Chalups
Nettie Shradel
Clair Rummelhart
Hills
Donald Rada
Cuba
William Rada
Thomas Butz
Iowa City
Butz
Robert Langenberg
California
United States Army
Big Inch pipeline eyed to cut tanker and rail traffic
The Big Inch pipeline is expected to reduce use of about 85 11,000-ton tankers and 25,000 tank cars. It is rated at 300,000 barrels per day with a test pressure of 900 to 1,900 psi and normal operation near 725 to 740 psi. Filling 1,588 miles of pipe requires over four million barrels of oil.
Income Tax Returns Due Jan 3 and Must Be Filed by March 15
Des Moines Iowa December 31 Warns that 1943 income tax returns are due January 3 and must be filed by March 15 1944. The collector of internal revenue urges early preparation and notes 88 branch offices nationwide ready to assist the public. Depu ties operate daily except Sundays from 8 am to 5 pm at the main Des Moines office and Valley Savings Bank building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Porter
Treasury
Congress
Revenue Bureau
Washington
Des Moines
Howard H. Birmingham
United States Internal Revenue
Towa
U. S. Court House
Valley Savings Bank
Internal Revenue
Des Moines 8
Iowa
Valley Congregation Invited to Meeting with Dr Bach
Valley's Sunday services were canceled. On January 2 the Valley congregation will join Washington church for an all day meeting with basket lunch at noon. Dr Marcus Bach of Iowa City will be the principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeno Times
Valley
Washington Church
Basket Sinner
Marcus Bach
Iowa City
Charlie Harley
West Chester
Davenport
Ardith Derby
Harriet Harley
Sandra Kay
Linda Leann
Community Friday Sales List From Whittaker Safe Barn
A period listing of upcoming sales in January 1944 across Iowa towns. Entries show closing out and public sales by operators such as D. P. Twinam near Crawfordsville, Albert Taylor near Ainsworth, John Simmering near Washington, W. A. Pickard & Son near Pleasant Plain, Tra Saundera near Ainsworth, Ira A. Coon near Keota, C E Wolcott near Brighton, Wm Zachs near Riverside, BE I Rees Estate, John Shebeck near Columbus Junction, Mrs Cora Baird at Ainsworth, and Fred and Harlan Neuhart near Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Simmering
W. A. Pickard & Son
Pleasant Plain
Tvo
Riverside
Albert Navy
Sale
Brighton
Tra Saundera
Ainsworth
Ira A. Coon
J. H. Thompson
Keota
C. E. Wolcott
Wm. Zachs
BE. I
Local Family Gatherings Include Friday to Sunday Visits
Mrs Bea Carris and Shirley Bea joined George and Myrtle Frank as guests at Andy Sheetz home. W J Pfieffers celebrated boil weekend. A cooperative turkey dinner served Saturday to Francis Feltz family Gilbert Hotle Doyle Pfieffer Joedie Zear and family. Sunday Clark Pfeiffer family Joedie Zears were dinner guests. Francis Feltz Otto Pfieffers were afternoon callers. Paul Houseal and family joined Bennie Houseal at a Sunday dinner near Brigh ton Howard Alerbound and mother visited Edward Engles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bea Carris
Shirley Bea
George
Myrtle Frank
Andy Sheetz
W. J. Pfieffers
Francis Feltz
Gilbert Hotle
Doyle Pfieffer
Joedie Zear
Clark Pfeiffer
Joedie Zears
Otto Pfieffers
Paul Houseal
Bennie Houseal
Brighton
Farmers Mutual Insurance meeting set for January 7 1944
The annual meeting of Farmers Mutual Insurance Association of Washington county will be at the Farmers Mutual office at 1 30 P M Friday January 7 1944 for all policy holders. There will be election of six directors from Cedar Crawford Dutch Creek English River Jackson and Oregon townships. Charles Kennedy Sec 267th Dec 23 31 Jan 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers ‘Mutual Insurance Association
Washington County
Farmers’ Mutual
Cedar
Crawford
Dutch Creek
English River
Jackson
Oregon
Charles Kennedy
Origin of the word tank used to conceal 1915 British combat vehicle
The term tank emerged in 1915 as a blind to hide the true nature of Britain’s experimental fighting machines then under construction. The word’s origin was essentially meaningless at the time and chosen for secrecy.
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Novorie Liquid
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Scone
S. W. Cormer Square
Rexall
Harry
John Shields & Sons
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