Ainsworth Club Hosts D A P Members and Local News
Ainsworth Mrs Eva Miller hosted twelve D A P club members for a Tuesday afternoon meeting with quilt block cutting and a one course luncheon. Attendees included Hazel Butterworth Like Townsend Mildred Stephens Mary O Conner Andra Pearson Mae Carson Mary Lord Mabel Thompson Leona Roberts Elizabeth Reece. The next meeting will be with Mrs Mary O Conner in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Butterworth
Townsend
Mildred Stephens
Mary O'Conner
Andra Pearson
Mae Carson
Mary Lord
Mabel Thompson
Leona Roberts
Andlizabethe Reece
That's One on Wi Junior Play at Local High School
A sizable audience enjoyed the junior play at the high school auditorium Tuesday and repeated it Wednesday. Big Harly is played by Junior McCaleb who resists his wealthy uncle Jiminie Kenneth McConnell who wants him to wed Mab Willa Stephens. The uncle vows part of his fortune to Bill if he obeys and part to a prizefighter Rennie Bozo Duane White if he stays single while sister Florenes Marr pushes Mab as the preferred match.
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Aid Treasury
Anna Tedford
W. O. Graham
Kansas City
W. G Robertson
Henry
Crawfordsville
Robertson
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Nora Spessard
Olive Arthaud
Myrtis Thoma
Margaret Acheson
Fairfield
J. B. Pressly
Des Moines
Wilma Acheson
Francis Hadley
Jane Mabin
Letts
F. M. Mabin
H. Henderson
A. J. Peterson
Clarence Richards
Fannie Jlowan
Roy Moore
Jees Marr
Ella Crawford
Mary Allen
A. J Laird
Big Harly
Junior McCaleb
Jiminie
Kenneth McConnell
Mab
Willa Stephens
Bill
Rennie Bozo
Duane White
Hogs and cattle market report from Chicago on February 1
Hogs sold 28 000 with 17 000 direct bids rising 15 to 25 cents. Prices span from 3.35 to 8.25 for various weights, with top around 4.00 for select hogs. Cattle and calves show dull demand for heavy steers, with varied legions of weights and prices across slaughter cattle, heifers, cows, and bulls. Sheep and lambs remain active with fair demand and steady fat lambs. lambs and yearlings priced by weight and grade.
Chicago Produce Market Roundup February Update
Chicago market report shows firm egg, butter, and poultry trading with total receipts for eggs at 6 046 cases and butter at 8 782 pounds. Poultry demand remains steady with 21 truckloads received. product types include springers broilers leghorns ducks and roosters. Potatoes show a slower market pace.
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Chicago
U.P
Ducke
Ceese
Roosters
Cash Corn Prices in Chicago Market
Chicago cash corn prices report No 4 mixed at 48 percent and No 2 yellow listed for immediate trading.
News Notes Of Our Neighboring Communities
The Journal's subscription representative D. F. Macon reports brief items from nearby towns. Short notices cover local events, upcoming meetings, and community happenings with concise notes suitable for readers seeking quick updates.
Local residents line up for January auto license at courthouse
We waited until the last day of January to get automobile licenses. At eight, we were third in line, though by then 16 to 20 waited behind. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kepnart, Clyde and Stanley Fishburn, Tom Gerdes, and others from rural routes. People from Ainsworth, Riverside, Brigham, Keota, Richland, Crawfordsville, and Grace Hill were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Frank Kepnart
Clyde
Stanley Fishburn
Tom Gerdes
Godfrey Juzeler
Hiram Coakley
Johm Pratt
Grace Hill
Corn Grade Report Shows Mixed Results Across Lots
The report lists current and old corn bids by grade and color. No. 3 yellow ranges 48% to 49% and No. 4 yellow 47% to 15%. No. 2 white hits 51% and No. 3 white 49%. Old corn includes No. 2 yellow 51% No. 6 yellow 4844 and No. 2 white 52%.
Local notes reveal hospital visits and community events
The text records Charley Dieckin’s son in hospital and Miss Cora Effort in care, plus a visit with old neighbors on the farm. It notes Esther Griffith visiting, D W Griffith returning to Monmouth, Effie McCreedy assisting in Colunbu Junction, and Mrs Georgia Williams’s millinery shop. Embroidery club met with fifteen members and two courses served. R A Warner gains reading duties after eye injury. The Turkinston Cattle Co. is mentioned with strong yearly cattle sales.
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Cora Effort
Washington
Maud McCartney
East Second St
Effie McCreedy
Georgia Williams
Colunbu Junction
Everette Shearer
Arsenic's varied uses across medicine wood glass and more
Arsenic is described as used in medicine for certain anemia types and advocated as a wood preservative. It also serves as a clearing agent in glass production.
Second Hand Origin Traced to English Physician
The second hand on watches traces back to a seventeenth century English physician who used it to test patients’ pulses.
It Resolutely, People Do What Is Right
A concise reflection on character and habit noting that steady effort toward virtue becomes pleasure over time. The remark emphasizes persistence, integrity, and the natural alignment of good actions with personal fulfillment.
But They Don't Fleas can live 62 days without food
A European naturalist claims fleas may survive 62 days without nourishment. The assertion appears in a short report on insect resilience and feeding requirements.
Public Horse and Livestock Sale Near Washington
A public sale posted for February 15 near Washington features 75 head of horses and cattle. Frank Vieira and Blaclé Son are listed as parties with Charley and Earl Nicola as organizers. Sale occurs miles south of Washington at a westward location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Vieira
Washington
Blaclé Son
Charley
Earl Nicola
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D. A. P. Club
Geo. H. Lee Co
Lee
Sands Drug Store
Sands
Mortop
Miller's Cash Grocery
New-Co
Jack Sprat
Sam Wheeler
Otel
C. B. Howell
Eclipse Lumber Co
J. A. Marsh
Chevrolet
Simkins
Standard Service
A. Walker
Nordyke Station
tso-Vis
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C. A. Telford
Prop
R. L. Gibson
N. Marion
Chicago Livestock
D. F. Macon
Jesse Pearson
Jesse
W. D. Simkins
Oscar Freeland
Mr. McGraw
Ralph Morris
Frank van Horn
Ed Kallous
Riverside
Roy Jones
Brighton
Dick Peters
Geo. Duke
Clarence Herring
Clarence Work
Our City
Geo. Klett
Keota
BE. S. Herr
Richland
Charley Dieckinson
Esther Griffith
D. W. Griffith
Monmouth
Jil
R. A. Warner
Turkinston Cattle Co
PHON
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Good Kimball Plano
Call
Hampshire
Farrow
Glen Green
Pat Johnson
Zorls
Robert Stephens
J. H. Baird
Guernsey
Clyde Kennard
Wellman, R. F. Dd
West Chester
Ucestor
Journal
Judy
Witting
Midland
Wittrig’s Harness Shop
North Side Square
Penney’s
Penney's
Penney
Wilbur Richardson
Ead
H. P
Blue Frank Longwell
Earl Simpson
East Main St
J. K. Zeck
Inguir
South Town Ave
Washington County National Farm Loan Assn
Federal Land Bank
Paria Loan
Sidney Moore
Seey
Washington State Bank
Sherman’ Funeral Home Telephone 253 Ambulance Service
My Place
John Deere Gang
John Deere
Hayes
Frank Vicha
O. C. Patterson
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