Daylight Grove Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs J B Moore reports Stephens family from near Ainsworth visited the Robert Stephens home. Harold Timmins and Don Marah sawed wood earlier in the week. Everitt Denison Cedar township assessor worked in the area. Mr and Mrs Koch of Keota called on the Moores. Mrs Moore has been ill but gradually improving. Neighbors offered aid and thanks were extended for the kindness.
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J. B. Moore
Dayton Grove
Stephens
Ainsworth
Robert Stephens
Harold Timmins
Don Marah
Everitt Denison
Cedar Township
Koch
Keota
Ulaik
Chicago Markets Hog and Cattle Prices Stated
Chicago markets show hogs 14,000 head with prices mostly 10 to 20 cents lower. top 7.90 for 160 to 220 pound hogs. Cattle 6,000 with calves 1,000. yearlings and light steers steady to strong at 8.50 to 11.00. several loads of heifers 9.25 down to 8.00. beef cows weak 6.00 to 7.00. Sheep 6,000 with fat lambs steady. good to choice lambs 8.75 to 9.25. fed western ewes 4.85 to 5.00. Estimated receipts tomorrow: cattle 8,000. hogs 14,000. sheep 7,000.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Chicago Produce Market Steady On Receipts And Grading
Chicago February 7 market report shows produce and poultry sections steady. Produce receipts total 1 038 674 gross lbs with unchanged quotations. freeh graded firsts and extra firsts each 16 percent, current receipts 16 percent, dirtles 14 percent. Poultry receipts include 1 car and 36 trucks with geese 14 percent and spring chickens 16 to 21 percent, others unchanged.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain Table and Funeral Notices
Grain table from Chicago shows mixed futures with wheat corn oats and rye movements and cash grain quotes. Funeral services for Hayes Crayton held at A M church with pallbearers and Masonic rites at the grave beside burial in Grove cemetery.
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Chicago
COUN
Hayes
Palmquist refiles 5000 dollar damage suit against highway patrolmen
Palmquist refiled a 5000 dollar damage suit against two highway patrolmen after a November arrest for driving while intoxicated. Defendants Hedum and Joe Dixon are named. Palmquist, convicted by a Bedford district court jury, had until March 1 to appeal. The complaint claims officers forced him into a patrol car before a heater, causing facial redness and swelling.
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RED Oak
Carl Palmquis
Villisen
Palmquist
First Spot Sun Shines on Mount Katahdin
A claim notes Mount Katahdin in Maine as the first U S sunrise point, citing it as the state's highest peak and Maine the easternmost state in the Union.
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Mount Katahdin
Maine
United States
The
Union
News Notes of Our Neighboring Communities
Journal Subscription Representative D. F. Macon compiles brief items from nearby areas. Notes cover local happenings, announcements, and community updates drawn from neighboring towns and civic groups.
Local sale reports and community notes sweep Riverside to Crawfordsville
February Journal item catalogs multiple sales near Riverside and Crawfordsville with buyers like Otha Huber and Clint and Donald Schul s of Crawfordaville. Readers are urged to check February 9 listings for Jon Carter sale details and prices, plus light verse and local anecdotes about weather, meals, and daily life.
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Otha Huber
Jon Carter
Joe
Fire destroys brooder. about 500 chicks die
Riverside February 6. Saturday morning about 106 o'clock the Linwood Heck farm three miles southeast of Riverside was struck by a fire that damaged the brooder house. Fire started under a stove and spread through floor and straw. five hundred or more chicks under ten days old were smothered. Neighbor alarm and local firemen saved the building.
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Riverside
Riverside Fire Company
Linwood Heck
Fuller Brush Company
Heck
Crawfordsville Residents Attend Mrs Kaiser Lecture Night
Several Crawfordsville residents heard Mrs Kaiser speak on Friday night. The event drew attendees including Mr and Mrs Robert Kowell and Miss Elizabeth Davin Jr. Also noted were visits by Mr and Mrs Merle White of Cedar Rapids and recovery news on Mrs M. ledger after recent surgery in Des Moines.
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Mary Manner
Crawfords
Frebert
Washinston
Margarete Kaiser
Ges Simey
Wee Rey
N. PF. Chapman
Robert Kowell
F. L. Contey
Georgian Jams Oli
Moore
Frnest Jones
Ot Johnston
Elizabeth Davin, Jr
Howard Anderso
Lee Honma
Merle White
Cedar Rapids
Mere
Harry White
M. Ledger
Methodist Hospital
Des Moines
Charles Coxgochall
Alnaworth Methodist Pastor Preaches at Special Meeting
Jor of the Alnaworth Methodist church delivered a splendid sermon Friday night during the special meetings held jointly with the United Presbyterian church.
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Jor
Alnaworth
Bald Eagle Symbol of Power Through Ages
The bald eagle stands as a long standing emblem of strength and authority, tracing its symbolic prominence from ancient Rome to modern times. Its regal presence has long inspired admiration and national reverence among peoples.
Local moves and visits noted in Cedar Falls area
Mr and Mrs C W Long Jr move from 110 East Monroe to 314 West Madison where the Oral Mayo family lived. Mr and Mrs Myron Salladay weekend in Iowa City with Mr and Mrs Ivan Shaffer. Mrs George H Bailey of Flint Michigan visits son Henry J Bailey and family. Mr and Mrs J Billitt Grayson relocate to Cedar Falls where Grayson joins Cedar Falls Record staff. Grayson was previously with Greene newspaper. Mrs Grayson Elsie Minick improving after months of ill health.
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C. W. Long, Jr
East
Monroe Street
West
Madison Street
Oral Mayo
Myron Salladay
Iowa City
Ivan Shaffer
George H. Bailey
Flint, Mich
Henry J. Bailey
J. Billitt Grayson
Cedar Falls
Grayson
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Apri 1
C. BR. Binkert
J. D. Rabenold
Paul Horak
Orville Caldwell
Reid Boyd
North Marion
Louis Baird
Care Journal
Russell Bell
Washington
Carl J. Roberts
American Iron and Steel Institute
Journal
Hampshire
J. A. Stovall
Iowa Fair Grounds
Oskaloosa
Charles H. Kessel
Brighton
John Kurtz
Germanville
H Brigh Ton
J. KF. Wells
Matate
Sale
Dublin
Bert Cray
Midway Sale Co
Columbus Junction
Community Safe
Rw Paad Varad
Reister’s Markets
Washington, Iowe . & Reister & Sons
Hennery
H. W. Mineart
Iowa
the Evening Journal
Washington, Iowa
Washington Democrat-Independent
Hubby
G. W. Marr
Sargents
Wolfe Hatchery
Washington Oil Company
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
Brown's
Nicola & Harmon
Brown
Farrow
Knotek Bros
North East
Havre
Kennie Dawson
Janatin
Eelippe Lumber Company
General Electric
Joe Nelson
Masbery Harris
O. K
Firestone Tires
J. L. Davison
Pairfield
Sordens Music Shop
Jureing & Son
Eelipse Pampher Company
Guernsey
West Chester
BR. D. Rayburn
Red
South Side Square
Grubb Maytag
Black
North
Iowa Ave
Randall Produce
D. F. Macon
Clint
Donald Schuls
Crawfordaville
C. W. Soukap
Rube Klotz
Rube
H. BE. Doud
Luex
Wbarl Frey
Haskins
Doud
Haskins Church
F. F. Marsh
Donald
J. C. Wenger
Wayland R 2
Mrs. Wenner
Te Journal
Etrika
Margaret Keyeer Roy
Evenioe
Violet T Hartmann
Wairfield
Gale
OS Linwood
Hik Parm
Estelle Crile
Thomas He
Flora Langen Ste Ood Otte
Rovers
Carl and Dower
Cosgrove
Clifford Lirre
Pell
Vontans
Prigay
George Deatych
Crawfordsville
Kiehland
Joe Carter
Firestone
Leer
Washington County
Old Hi. & A
John Patterson
NO Commission
L. H. Orr Land CO
Federal Farm Loans
Nat'l Farm Loan Ass.r
Congress Hotel
Ia. D. C
Pettit, Secy
Treas
Fairfield
Ed Carris
Frank Varvish
Smart & Parrish
OLD
Fiddlers
SMART
Parrish
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