Mrs Gray of Pueblo Dies at 65 After Ill Health
Mrs A W Gray of Pueblo Colorado died at her home February 1 after a period of failing health. She was about 65 and bedfast in recent months. Her husband Mr Gray formerly practiced as an attorney in Keota and was brother to Mrs Ada Hollingsworth Dr Clara Gray of Washington and Mrs Floresburg near Milwaukee.
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A. W. Gray
Pueblo
Colo
Gray
Keota
Ada Hollingsworth
Clara Gray
Washington
Floresburg
Milwaukee
Wis
Chicago produce market mixed with varied item counts
Market data shows weak overall signals with receipts totaling 15 903 cases and 33 dishes. Poultry items list 3 cars and 3 tracks with firm receipts. geese counts include 25 young, 5? old, 27 percent springs. broilers 2714, colored springs 2715. turkeys include 55 young tom, 30 pair of plum tom turkeys and 30 percent hen turkeys.
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Imarket
Market recap shows cattle hogs and sheep at Chicago bid ranges
Chicago markets report hogs 25 000 to 27 000 head with slow to steady demand on heavy hogs and strong on under 200 pounds, cattle 17 000 head and calves 11 000 with fed steers and yearlings steady to strong, sheep 6 000 with moderate activity and western lambs bid up to 16 50.
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Chicago
Ill
West
Grain Table Reports Mixed Futures as Wheat and Oats Movements
Chicago open and close figures show wheat in the 166 to 170 cent range across Sep Dec May and July contracts. Oats and rye display varied gains with rye near 126 to 127 and May oats around 129 with cash grain prices for corn and soybeans listed at 113 to 182 cents respectively.
Community sale and horse auctions listed for February dates
A Journal column lists multiple Friday and February sales coastal to Washington and nearby towns. Auctions include Riverside Sales Co. horse sale February 10 at 1:00 PM and various closing-out and public sales hosted by individuals and estates across West Chester, Keota, Mt. Union, Muscatine, Lone Tree, and Columbus Junction with times and locations noted.
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Washington
Noble, Wagner & Beichelberger
Riverside
Riverside Sales Co
West Chester
Allen Fickling
S. W
George Cave
Columbus Junction
E. Aldershot
Hampshire
South Marion
Don Rell
Adm
Lone Tree
Reo Horak
Duroe
Knotek Bros. & Timm
Timm Farm
Muscatine
Ward Besley
Japanese Losses Estimated at 7000 on Kwajalein
United Press reports on Kwajalein atoll where Japanese forces sacrificed about 7000 troops in the brief Allied campaign. The text notes no toll levied on American forces.
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Kwajalein
Japan
Kwajalein Atoll
United States
Administration defeats bid on federal ballot soldier vote bill
In Washington on Feb 7 the administration side won 44 to 42 as states rights supporters tried to derail the federal ballot for soldiers and push a state ballot measure. The tight vote underscores Senate divisions over voting rights for military personnel.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Joan Davis Urges Support for Fourth War Loan
Washington February seven Joan Davis screen and radio star advocates wholehearted backing of the Fourth War Loan. She offers three reasons for writing about the loan: she can write, she can count to four, and it thrills her to live in a country where asking achieves results quickly to speed victory.
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Joan
Washington
Joan Davis
Screen and Radio
Sam
Special two week meetings at Christian Tabernacle begin Tuesday
Special meetings at the Christian Tabernacle will run two weeks beginning Tuesday evening at 7 30 with Rev Leo Simmons and his Bloomfield son in charge. Rev W J Stevens will depart for Monmouth Indiana to open Tuesday evening services which will run for two weeks as well.
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Christian Tabernacle
Leo Simmons
Bloomfield
W. J. Stevens
Monmouth
Inl
Vitamin A May Shorten Colds and Reduce Severity
A claim that higher vitamin A intake may lessen cold severity and shorten duration, suggesting frequent sufferers could experience milder, shorter illnesses with increased vitamin A consumption.
Howell Has Party For Young People Of Crawfordsville
The union young people society of the Presbyterian churches held a Valentine social at Gerald Howell’s home northeast of town with 20 attendees. Rev H N Poston and Mrs Poston attended. Manda Davis and Mrs W C Wooley were noted. Staff Sgt Maurice Maxwell returned from a two week furlough to visit family in Crawfordsville. The 7th and 8th grades hosted a scrap paper contest and the 5th and 6th won by 165 lbs, then enjoyed games, cake and coca cola in their gymnasium room.
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Mary Manners
Crawfordsville
The
Union Young Peoples Society of the Presbyterian and United Presbyterian Churches
Gerald Howell
H. N. Poston
Manda Davis
W. C. Wooley
Maurice Maxwell
Deming
N. Mex
T. E. Maxwell
How to store honey for long shelf life
Honey stores well at room temperature if kept dry and sealed. It absorbs moisture and ferments when exposed to dampness but does not need refrigeration.
Bejeweled Jaguar Unearthed At Chichen Itza
Archaeologists uncover a limestone jaguar sculpture at Chichen Itza Mexico. The 28 inch by 30 inch carving appears to be part of a throne altar or sacrificial stone and is studded with jade and precious stones.
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Chichen- Itza
Mexico
Submarine veteran Burdette Moore visits hometown
Burdette Moore, former local resident, who spent two years on a submarine, arrived in the area with his wife. He was welcomed by Mr and Mrs Ernest Rock and his mother Mrs Edith Moore in Illinois after returning to England per word received by his parents Mr and Mrs John Martin.
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England
John Martin
Burdette Moore
Ernest Rock
Edith Moore
Sinois City
New York City
Pigs Benefit From Minerals as Soybean Meal Rises
Minerals become crucial for fall and winter pigs when soybean meal dominates the protein supplement in the ration. The note highlights the need to supplement minerals to balance nutrition as feed compositions shift seasonally.
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C. L. Jennings
New London
McCormick Endgate
Chrissie Rapp
Kalona
Keith Sweet
Call
Elmer McClure
North FR
Lloyd Turnipseed
Vanted
Inquire Journal
Irvan Rich
Olds Telephone
Dave Russell
Brighton
County Farm
LeRoy Keen
Los
V.C.S
Pioneer Drug Store
Howard Baker
Chester
Indusal
Electric
Phonograph
Mantle Radio
E. 2Nd St
S. E. Fairfield
Glasgow Rock Road
Maynard Barton
Russell Smith
Fairfield
Porter Elevator
E. Main
Journal
Tobin Bros
Ainsworth
Paul Griffith
John Deere
Bernard Stanley
Arthur Rigenhagen
T. H. Peters
East 2Nd St
Farrow
Harry Maxwell
John Riggs
Haskins
Corn Planter
LaVerne Hull
Swedesburg
Mangolds Service
R. W. Hyde
Harold Gerdes
Towa
J. L. Coffey & Son
Glenn Dunbar
Rawleigh Products
C. G. Picken
Phope
Zephyr
Eclipse Lumber Company
J. BE. Letts
Electric Radio
Harry Hesseltine
Goodyear & Goodrich
Washington Oil Company
Washington Co. Nat. Farm Loan Assn
Jeffrey Building
Iowa
Ramseyer
Hatchery
Washington St
Evening Journal
Gooou
Guernsey
Secon
J. A. Mayer
Self Feeder
Voules
DU Pont
Carson Plumbing & Heating
Martin's Modern Cleaners
Mose Levy
R. Washington
Katona
Sam Yeoman
L. A. Jones Funeral Home
Fred R. Miller
Woodlawn Cemetery
William Bruty
William Coakley
Charles Schulty
Charles Reed
Wayland
Magdefray Place
Albert
Frank Magdefray
George Breitenbach
Washington, IA
George J. Breitenbach
Chicago Livestock
Whittaker Sale
Sale
Sidney Smith
J. H. Speas & Son
Kalona, Lowa
Freshwater
ORR Land Company
Washington, Iowa
Baby
New Hampshire
Reister
Produce
United Press
P. L. Etter
Yearbook of Agriculture
Roth Ferd
Howell
Pronto
America
Iowa Ordnance
U. S
Excell Feed & Hatchery CO
PIRTH
Wisc
Midway Sales
Stowa FE. DD
Smylie
MGR
Eiverybody
National Farm Loan Association
Federal Land Bank
Geo. D. Umphrey
N. Court St
Fairfield, Iowa
Manning
Keosauqua
Jeffries Bldg
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