Closing Out and Public Sales in Iowa Listings
A series of farm and livestock sales announced across Iowa towns including Crawford, Washington, West Chester, Coppock, Wayland, Ainsworth, and Crawfordsville. Dates run Feb 12 to Feb 37 with starting times around 1100. Keywords include Sale Co Columbus Junction and City Feed Yard public sales and horse sales.
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Midway Sale Co
Columbus Junction
City Peed Yard
Crawford
Washington
Gale
West
Chester
Walter Duvall
Courtney
Coppock
Wayland
City Feed Yard
Lawrence Mottet
Gracehill
Lewis Ebner
Ainsworth
Ed Kallous
Maurice Meyer
J. C. Huston
Crawfordsville
John £. Adams
Local News Briefs from Columbus Junction and Surroundings
Mr and Mrs W R andolph travel to California to visit relatives. Community groups met including Chapter R Tri T and Silver Leaf Rebekah lodge circle. Local moves include Lambert family relocating to Columbus City and Ben chrowning purchasing property in Muscatine. Visits spread to Ottumwa Chicago Chandlerville and Fullerton California.
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Martha Butler
Columbus Junction
Randolph
California
Tri-T
Merle Hawkins
Maud Dwinell
Minnie Henson
Noble Grand Circle of
Silver Leaf Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows
C. E. Lambert
Lois Lee
Columbus City
Benchrowning
Muscatine
Lambert
Priscilla Club
Bessie Hanft
Paul Berg
Nancy
Ottumwa
W. H. Dean
Chicago
Rowland Rees
A. J. Harbison
Chandlerville
Oil
Evelyn Billings
Old Bethel church building sold at Union township auction
Mt. Pleasant news notes the Bethel church building in Union township was sold this week to Howard Stewart of Ainsworth as the high bidder. Other items include visits by the Ernest Ford family and reports of ill health for Howard Owens and Ab Sheridan.
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Mt. Pleasant
Ernest Ford
Old Clifton Club
Mae Kemp
Howard Owens
Howard Stewart
Ainsworth
Old Bethel
Union Township
E. R. Mitchell
Presbyterian Church
M. B. Fulton
W. N. Dutcan
Ab Sheridan
West Hil
W. D. Lewis
Officials Have Nice Trip For Their Man Not There
Cedar Rapids three officials returned from Annapolis without the prisoner they pursued. Earl Stanley chief detective Carl Henderickson assistant county attorney and Tom Condon detective learned D A O Laughlin had been released on a 1000 bond and failed to appear at an extradition hearing. His whereabouts are unknown.
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Cedar Rapids
Annapolis
Earl Stanley
Carl Henderickson
Tom Condon
D. A. O' Laughlin
O’laughlin
How Bees Produce Honey in a Busy Hive
A honey bee travels about four miles per trip and makes 10 to 12 trips daily. A productive hive can yield one pound of honey in about three quarters of an hour, equaling 20 to 22 pounds per day. About 1,000 bees contribute to each pound, with each bee living roughly three weeks. It requires around 20 000 nectar loads to produce one pound of honey or a quarter pound of honey per load.
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Department of Agriculture
U. S. Traffic Courses Reach Many High Schools
It is estimated that 5,000 high schools in 33 states teach traffic safety to students.
Iowans Stranded in Texas Began Return Home
In Des Moines 39 Iowans who were stranded in Austin after visiting the Rio Grande valley were set to return home today. They learned their hotel bills had not been paid by a promoter and a McAllen real estate broker resolved the matter by phone. Among those registered were Mr and Mrs M L Lechty and Mrs Weber of Fairfield.
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Des Moines
Austin
Tex
Rio Grande Valley
McAllen, Tex
Associated Press
M. IL. Lechty
Weber
Pairfield
Iowa Rules Adult Dependents Not Tax Deductions
The Iowa state tax commission ruled that able bodied and able to work adult dependents are not considered dependents for tax deductions. Support money given to unemployed adults cannot be deducted. only capacitated adults who cannot support themselves qualify. A $5 deduction per dependent applies for those eligible.
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Des Moines
Iow- State Tax Commission
Boy and Girl Enter Iron Lung Race Des Moines
Des Moines reports a race to eight with no iron lung as Marilyn Rockwell and Harold Berggren, both seven, attempt longest unassisted breathing. Marilyn at Iowa Lutheran Hospital and Harold at Broadlawns Contagious Hospital have durations of two and a half hours and an hour and a half respectively, with Harold improving.
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Des Moines
Marilyn Rockwell
Hoseah Rockwell
Harold Berggren
Waller Berggre
Polk City
Iowa Lutheran Hospital No
Broadlawns Contagious Hospital No
Marilyn
Harold
CCC Camps Expand to 1600 Camps Nationwide
CCC camps total 1 500 large two hundred man facilities and about 100 smaller camps are now in operation marking a major expansion of the Civilian Conservation Corps program.
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CCC
Chicago market notes hogs cattle and sheep prices
Markets report steady hogs with week totals lower across weights. Hogs 140 to 175 pounds around 4.80 to 6.25, 180 to 250 pounds 5.30 to 5.60, heavier 4.75 to 4.95, bulk 4.10 to 4.45. Cattle show steers mostly 25 cents lower, heifers weaker, cows 16 to 25 cents higher, bulls steady to weaker, calves none. Sheep 1,600 head, fat lambs mostly 15 cents higher top 9.10, slaughter lambs stronger 4.90, week- over- week lambs up 25 to 40 cents.
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Chicago
Ealy
Chicago Grain Table Feb Ten Highlights
Chicago grain table shows wheat May and July around the century mark with mixed open highs and closes. Corn, oats, rye display narrow ranges, with May rye steady at or near sixty-six percent and July rye around sixty-five percent across reported prices.
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Chicago
Chicago cash grain prices and receipts report
Chicago cash grain prices list corn with mixed bids from 58% to 59 cents, yellow 58% to 59, yellow 57% to 58, white 66, oats around 44 to 43, soybeans at 107 for yellow bids. Corn receipts total 59 cars.
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Chicago
Market steady for eggs in Chicago trade
Chicago trade reports a steady eggs market with receipts totaling 5 289 cases. Fresh graded firsts make up 25 percent, extra fine 26 percent, current receipts 25 percent, dirties 22 percent, and checks 77.
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Chicago
Prairie Flower notes and social updates from February 9
Prairie Flower notes list visits and events around February 9 including Mr. and Mrs. Clayde Knupp at the Clayton Bear home in Washington, Ralph Witthoft helping haul, US traveler Arlene Knotek returning from Jacksonville, and various visits to relatives and friends. The Booster club met, quilting sessions occurred, cattle movements and motorcycle repairs are noted, and a corn show trip to Ames is planned with Mission Circle postponed to the 15th.
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Martha Thrasher
Prairie Flower
Clayde Knupp
Clayton Bear
Washington
Ralph Witthoft
Cy Bush
Arlene Knotek
Jacksonville
Joe Knotek
Joe Shalla
Ceattle
John Knotek
Roy Finke
Ames
Mission Circle
Wyman Social News Details Feb 7
Mr and Mrs C Dewey Davis and J Rees were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Vernons Stratey Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs F F E Humphreys and family were Burlington visitors Saturday. Mr and Mrs J N Davis and Miriam visited Oakdale Monday. Mr and Mrs Homer Martin and Wayne were shipping in a Washington Saturday evening. FP EF Humphreys was a business Caller in Wapello Monday. The Community club will meet at the home of Mrs E L Kees Wednesday Feb 14.
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KE. V. Humphreys
Wyman
C. Dewey Davis
J. Rees
Vernons Stratey
Ffe. Humphreys
Hurlington Vistors
J. N. Davis
Miriam
Oakdale
Homer Martin
Wayne
Washington
EF. Humphreys
Stewart School pupils stage a three act play and poems
Stewart School pupils entertained parents and friends with six distinct poems and the three act play How Boots Befectled the King. Cast included Richard Vachai Marie Blattner Wayne Lowder and Norma Mae Payne with Lillie Mae Sowash as stage manager and Paul Yearip as ery gcery manager.
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Gerade
John Edward Abreu
Clair Buck
Betty Jean Nelson
Barbara Godwin
Dolores Wallace
Teddy Stewart
Boots
King
Richard Vachai
Queen
Marie Blattner
Jester
Wayne Lowder
Charles Votruba
Norma Mae Payne
Old Crockery Vendor
Patty Patterson
Eleanor Bond
Lord Councilor
Charlies Griffin
Margaret Ralston
David Franklin
Donald Rhoades
Robert Steele
Clifford Rhodes
Elianor Bruegge
Dickie Young
George Doran
Peggy Waggoner
Marquita Boyd
Ruth Michels
Phyllis Guenther
Myria Ward
Mary Lou Alexander
Rosella Dewees
Ardella Godwin
Margaret Nichols
Ruth Smith
Gladys Taylor
Stewart PTA Benefit Realizes 63 for Playground Fund
The financial committee reports 63 dollars were raised from the benefit program. About 375 attended, and the association thanks participants and patrons for the successful event benefiting the summer playground fund.
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Stewart P.T.A
Postmaster Quinn Takes His Vacation Trip to California
Riverside postmaster Joseph Ph. Quinn is on his month long vacation and motor trip to California. Assistant postmaster John Shebek will be aided at the post office by his sister Zelda Shebek. Rose Dautremeont has returned to Riverside after a two week visit with her aunt Louise Worbacher in Washington. Mildred Stevens of Riverside has gone to Livermore Iowa for a protracted visit with cousins Margaret and Clara Malin.
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Riverside
Joseph Ph. Quinn
California
John Shebek
Zelda Shebek
Rose Dautremeont
Louise Worbacher
Washington
Mildred Stevens
Livermore
Iowa
Margaret
Clara Malin
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Journal
BU. Com
Richland
Oletha Manoek
Chillicothe
Mlinois
Bill Davidson
Sherm Crone
Louis Baird
J. D. Rabenold
Cooperative
G. A. Haygreen
East
Madison
Hugh Mhazelett
Ainsworth, Sos
Geo
J. Breitenbach
2Nd Ave
North Lowa
Washington County
Jesse R. Busby
Reister’s Markets
Washington, Iowa
Reister Bros
Lucille Kolosick
Journal Office
the Evening Journal
J. M. Severtson Company
W. Randolph St
Jil. Post
J. M. Goodwin
Black
Radio
General Radio
Cunningham
Wm. Sloat
Nicola & Barwon
Illinois
Wilson Coal Co
Brooder House
Simplex
Sette Estate
Wive
Herman Pehler
East Madison Street
New Lincoln School
George J Breitenbach
Minnesota
John Miller
SOGM
East Washington
Stove
Globe Beauty Shop
George Whetstine
S. Ave. B
John A. Stewart
Utilities Co
Washington CO
Sir Poseh Ona Bobby
Maplecrest Farms
A. W. Dawa
Kalona
Lamb
Charles
Thomas
Singer
Elwyn Gardner
Jefferson
John Deere Tractor
Allen Schaeffer
West Chester
Gost
Vuies Stout
Southead
Shropshire Ewes
C. C. McKay
Ralph Kejler
Mrs. Randolph
Geo. J. Breitenbach
U. S
Texas
Chicago Livestock
Chicago Grain Table
Soo
Trerte Ives
Hiad
Hampshire
Poland
Ford
Hayes
D. EK. Broombach Estate
Walter E. Duvall
Charlie Brown
Harry Dusenberry
Merry Mixer Club
Stewart School
Lillie Mae Sowash
Owen Moore
Gcenery
Paul Yearip
Robert Kelley
Herman Doran
Grace Fern
Ruch Lemley
Helen Wiley
Lois Coffman
Anita Tellin
Dorothy Kammueller
Helen Thompson
Labeema Wood
Virginia Morris
Geraldine Stewart
Jack Pauls
Jess Wenger
Postmaster Quinn
East Main St
Hugh McCleery
F. S. Barden
Columbus Junction, Iowa
P. S
R. F. Smylie, Mgr
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