FOR SALE AND SERVICES AD LISTING
NU PAD OIL PERMANENT two dollars fifty hair shampoo and finger wave fifty cents Globe Beauty Shop call 726 for appointment. FOR SALE EXTRA GOOD young Guernsey bull A E Paul Wellman 30413 FOR SALE OR RENT FULLY equipped beauty shop in operation good clientele Dorothy Thomann Riverside Ia 304t3 FOR SALE NATIVE LUMBER Phone R18 22 305t3 rt
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Globe Beauty Shop
Guernsey
A. E. Paul, Wellman
Dorothy Thomann
Riverside
Chicago Produce Market Highlights and Price Ranges
Chicago market notes show eggs in a weak market with receipts of 9614 cases and price ranges for extra firsts to firsts. Butter remains weak with 10146 tubs and varied price levels for specials standards and extras. Poultry shows a steady to weak market with broilers ducks geese and turkeys listed at multiple price points.
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Chicago
Grain Table From Chicago Market Report
Chicago grain table dated February 3 shows open high low close figures for wheat corn oats and rye across May July and September contracts. Wheat trades near 94 to 95 percent, corn around 58 to 61 percent, oats around 29 to 31 percent, and rye around 68 to 76 percent, reflecting day’s price levels and range.
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Chicago
How Smoke Is Inhaled According To Pearson Weekly
The article argues inhaled tobacco smoke does not stay in the lungs. It says most smoke goes to the back of the mouth and throat, then exits through the nose or mouth with exhaled breath. Coughing occurs even from small amounts of inhaled smoke.
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Pearson
London Weekly
First Use of the Caboose Car Earliest Record Found
The exact date of the caboose or conductor's car's first use is not known. The year 1879 is the earliest recorded reference found.
Sam Sands Letters from Ainsworth and Long Beach Visit
A letter from Sam Sands describes warm weather in Long Beach and visits from Washington contacts including Mrs Wilson and Mrs Allen. The note mentions unreadable sippery streets, road conditions, and a Rose Parade sighting. It also records funerals for Mrs Warren Parrow and Mrs W J Dea with local relatives in Ainsworth.
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Frank Macon
Frank
Evening Journal
Washington
Wilson
Mrs. Allen
Ed Jackson
Bo Sitler
Chas. Hayes
Hollingsworth Bros
Lan Burney
Hugh Halls
The
Rushes
Mr. Wright
Clinton
Graysons
Fred Stewart and
Son
S. B. Sands
Keota resident D H Reed now reads Evening Journal
A Keota resident D H Reed visited on Monday and is now a daily reader of the Evening Journal, with longtime acquaintance noting his switch to the home paper.
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D. H. Reed
Keota
Evening Journal
Mr. Reed
Puzzled Angler Query About Catches With Jubb
A puzzled angler asks about yesterday’s fishing catch with Jubb. Woogy defers the exact number, saying he has forgotten the agreed amount.
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Boogy
Jubb
Sale Near Ainsworth Promises Busy Day
G W Marr sale two miles north of Ainsworth listed in the Evening Journal for Monday February 14. Ainsworth residents expected to attend to bid. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Frank Stoutner of Keota, Bert Booth near Haskins, and Joe Rich of Noble.
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G. W. Marr
Ainsworth
The
Evening Journal
Frank Stoutner Keota
Washington
Bert Booth
Haskins
Joe Rich
Noble
Ainsworth High School
Community Mourns Loss of Mrs. W E Smith in Ainsworth
Residents recall Mrs. W E Smith who lived to help others as neighbors in Ainsworth and Washington report extra people in town on Monday. The community faces damaged roads and honors a longtime civic contributor.
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Ainsworth
Washington
Gravel road pride and a nod to highway miles
Report from Havre notes a newly graded gravel road despite rough sections. Local residents including Rr. M. Gardner and Mrs. Wanta Bartz visited Ainsworth. A curious aside questions whether cars harm youth or vice versa as the U S Department of Commerce cites 3 065 000 miles of highways with many nut drivers per mile.
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U. S. Department of Commerce
Pocket Explorer Material for a Lecture
Joyner reports his wife once again searched his pockets last night. Slink asks what she found and he replies she retrieved material suitable for use in a lecture, echoing prior incidents of exploration.
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Joyner
Slink
Messenger in Elevator Keeps Hat On for Ladies
A messenger rides an elevator with a single passenger, a fussy middle aged woman. She asks if he takes off his hat to ladies, and he replies he does so only to old ones.
Coffey and Long Sale Announcement Near Washington
I. E. Coffey advertises the Coffey and Long sale west of Washington for February 15. The sale begins at eleven o'clock, not ten minutes after, and the notice urges readers to count on it and commit to eleven sharp.
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I. E. Coffey
Coffey
Missing Car Mystery Confuses Diggs Couple
Mrs Diggs asks where the car is while Professor Diggs recalls driving it to town. He notes a good Samaritan offered a lift and vanished after the incident leaving the couple puzzled about the car’s location.
Chicago Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Hogs one day sale at Chicago shows 19 000 head with 2 500 direct, prices 15 to 25 cents lower than Monday. Cattle steady to firm, beef steers 8.00 to 10.50, cows 4.75 to 6.70, calves 5.50 to 11.00. Sheep steady at 7.25 to 7.75 for lambs, ewes 3.00 to 4.00, feeders 6.0 to 7.5. Estimated tomorrow’s receipts: cattle 9 000 hogs 9 000 sheep 10 000.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Statistical Scores From Chicago Mixed Grades Report
In Chicago results the mixed class shows 54 percent to 55 percent, No 3 yellow entries at 56 to 57 percent, No 4 white around 56 percent, and No 5 white at 52 to 53 percent. Pre grades range 50 to 61 percent with No 3 white at 57 percent.
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Chicago
Soybean Market Movements Show Mixed Session
Soybean futures edged higher with May and July contracts posting small gains. Traders noted modest upside limits as markets digested supply data and weather signals.
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Frank McKune
Carl Gilchrest
Electrolux
Albert E. Schulze
Will Eal
Homer Kephart
Hunt
Tom Graham
Dave Elder
Journal
Hazel McCarty
Green
H. J. Whiting
Crawfordsville
Washington State Bank
Bud
Louis Baird
Court House
Dunham Morrison
Mess ‘Ean
Pacific Coast
Oetjen
Ainsworth Produce
Leghorn
Brighton
Crull
C. V. Crull
Taylor Stout
Chas. F. Greiner
Near Square
Alis Chalmers
Art Romine
Oxford Bray
Crawforsville
Geo. J. Breitenbach
South Side Square
Travel
Burlington Trailways
Burlington
Colenso
Holland
Washington Oil Company
A. B. Sehmoeller
Ford Bull
Jay Brewer
Call
Sete
J. S
Shire Ewes
Call C. C. McKay
Axminster
Eureka
Chas
Thomas
Poland
China
John EB. Long
Wilkin
R. J
E. D. Rayburn
Harwood
Joe Caputo
Chicago Grain Table
Sam Sands
Long Beach
Sam
Warren Parrow
W. J. Dea
M. Hollinger
Ralph Lefflers
M. Gardner
Wanta Bartz
Bonnie Jean
Idaho
Oetjen Seed CO
Milwaukee
D. F
Macon
K. A. Coats
Uasa
Highway 2
A. Stock & Grain Farm
Over Harwood Shoe Store
Washington, Iowa
HER Man’ Funeral Home
Telephote
S. P. Finch
Coppock Road
Wood Guernsey
T. B
Bangs
International Gang
John Deere
McCormick
Hayes
Iowa
Maurice Willson Brown & Bruty
Auc Aesch
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