Market Update: Top Hog Prices and Weather Tuesday
Market notes show top hog prices at 8.25 with weather outlook for Tuesday. Fair tonight with mild conditions and no major storms anticipated.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1941
Page
8
Market notes show top hog prices at 8.25 with weather outlook for Tuesday. Fair tonight with mild conditions and no major storms anticipated.
Mr and Mrs David Banks thank friends neighbors and Gracehill Ladies Aid society for support after their home burned. The group sent fruit vegetables clothing and a comforts quilt made by the women.
A miscellaneous shower at St Marys hall Riverside honors Miss Freda Frank for her upcoming marriage to Raymond Kron at St Marys church next week. Guests include Monsignor Bernard Jacobsmeier Rev J J Fath and many local ladies while prizes and gifts marked the celebration.
Columbus high school students will stage three one act plays in the auditorium Tuesday evening February 25 The Patched Coat features Maxine Blankenhorn Jean Morgan Betty Moore Erma Allen Harold Bliven Ruth Carpenter Kenneth Houseal Merle Blieu and Doren Dicks with Blankenhorn student director Those in Glass Houses stars Billie Swailes Clement Cecil Betty Kistler and Mary Cassabaum with Kistler as student director Nancy Orrs Day Out cast pending Anyone may try out For 4000 cement blocks Oakes Ice and Coal Co won the contract to supply blocks for W M Glass Mt Pleasant to build a two story laundry this spring Part of the blocks already made
A fragmentary local collage reports a girl’s note asking for “Dear devil” to visit and a mix of social bits. It mentions a Kansas City apartment building story, a goat fund joke, Fish in New York Times on Lend Lease, and a luncheon hosted by Mrs Baldrige with Nineteenth Century Club members. The region, people, and events are sketched in brief, with several names and places implied.
An illustrated 122 page guide warns neglect of piles can cause fistula fissures and rectal abscess with related reflex conditions. It promotes mild institutional treatment and lists thousands of references and a free offer from McCleary Clinic Excelsior Springs Mo.
A long list of women and girls from Iowa City and Cedar Rapids appears in a local society roster. Names include Zeno Knebel and Mrs Ralph Kleppfer along with Mrs Robert Kiefer and several Mottet and Kron family members. The compilation features multiple Frank, Gerot, Libengath, and Kron households.
Mrs Sara Delano Roosevelt, mother of the president, cuts the large birthday cake at a New York celebration for President Roosevelt’s 59th birthday. Oscar of the Waldorf stands by as banquet master watches the ceremony.
Mrs. Roberts reviews Pilgrim's Way while ill with bronchial trouble. Jack the springer spaniel naps by John Baldrige's chair, causing amusing fuss as luncheon and discussion proceed. A moral tale from a past era ends with a curious note about a forbidden book and Sunday School copies.
Wellman scene reports the Mothers club meeting Tuesday with 29 members and guests. New officers named include President Y Warold Swartzendruber and Vice President Keith Adams. A lesson on table manners followed by book acquisitions for the library rental shelf.
3 M. L. Hutton, state conservation director, remains in serious condition in a Des Moines hospital after an automobile accident. The injury occurred while he was traveling in the area around Junction with authorities investigating the incident.
The remark notes that the Bible uses no explicit term animal in the ark story context while discussing pairs and creatures in the flood tale. It emphasizes linguistic nuance rather than scriptural content.
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