Illness Reaches Sister of Jack DeWees in South Bay
Jack DeWees learns of his sister Mrs. O S Rainsbow of South Bay Washington being seriously ill.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1941
Page
5
Jack DeWees learns of his sister Mrs. O S Rainsbow of South Bay Washington being seriously ill.
Markets show 19 000 hogs with prices 8 15 top and 1 85 to 8 10 for lighter weights. Cattle receipts 10 000 with steady to weak bids and primes to 15 75. Sheep 7 000 with fat lambs around 10 60 to 10 75 and tomorrow’s receipts forecast at 7 000 cattle 14 000 hogs 7 000 sheep.
Open high low close details for wheat corn oats and soybeans. May and July futures shown with fractional prices and percent changes across multiple months, indicating daily market activity for Chicago grains.
Chicago market notes show corn bids in several grades with yellow and white samples ranging from 57 to 65 percent in moisture or protein terms, oats with white samples around 35 to 38 percent, and soybeans listed at 96 to 97 percent for yellow varieties and 90 to 95 percent for sample yellow. The report records multiple price points and sample grades as of February 10.
Chicago area market notes show steady prices across eggs and poultry. Egg receipts totaled 20 668 cases with various quality grades listed, while poultry figures include heavy ducks hens geese and broilers with price ranges and quantities noted.
Crawfordsville Feb. 10 Mr and Mrs Henry Dittwater and baby visited Mrs Henry Cheney for a few days. Mr and Mrs Lafe Finke and children attended the funeral of Finke's grandfather in Winfield after a car accident and subsequent pneumonia.
A three act comedy Her Step Husband will be presented in Columbus high school auditorium Thursday evening February 27. Directed by Mrs R W Merritt the show is sponsored by the Community club with a cast featuring Mesdames Henry Little Jack Pence Norman Brook Irene Elliott Ruth Wiegner and others. Masonholders guest Mrs Relph Lowe Jr Clinton Mo visiting relatives here. Fred Radcliffe moved to Des Moines after leaving Eveready Plumbing. Lizzie McAvoy of Chicago visits her brother George Van Auken after California trip. Leonard Curtis resumes post office work after sick leave.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Tucker Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gobble and Mrs. O. B. Myers traveled to Davenport yesterday. Mrs. Myers visited her husband at the Masonic home in Bettendorf. His condition remains about the same.
Liela Yoder, senior in Wellman high school, conducted practice teaching all last week at Lexington school under a new county plan. Marion Pence attended. Yoder led assignments. 4-H club Cedar Chips met at James Pence home with Wade Gardner leader. eleven boys present.
Miss Nellie DeWitt returned from a weekend trip visiting relatives in Des Moines and Newton. She stayed with brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Waller Dingman in Des Moines and with Mr and Mrs C O Barnett in Newton.
Washington Lodge No 26 A F and A M holds regular meetings on the first Friday each month. Lee Holland W M and A W Yard secretary listed for contact and arrangements.
The timetable lists eastbound No. 1 and No. 8 services with stops at Washington and Knoxville, noting daily departures and exceptions. It includes No. 44 Californian and No. 4 Golden State Limited with their arrival times, plus branch and mixed trains. Agents Goodlander and Anderson are listed with daily schedules and Sunday exceptions.
The article explains that business expense deductions must be ordinary and necessary. It details typical deductible costs for mercantile, manufacturing, and farming operations and notes that each business or activity can claim its own deductions, including multiple ventures.
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