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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1941

Page

5

Former Nebraskan Takes Up Farming

Salem reports a flurry of farm moves on March 1 as Harold Durst leaves North Platte to farm. Oscar Sheetz and family move to Phillips farm near Snowball. Duane and Charles Shalla swap farms. Davidson vacates and Stirling takes over. Moothart and Pauls families relocate. Burlington farmer sells to government for a munitions factory site with machinery moved to a new farm.

Dewey Weeks Salem Harold Durst Oscar Sheetz Durst North Platte Neb Phillips Farm Palmer Babcock Snowball School Duane Charles Shalla Charles al Rogers Cecile Davidson Wellman Tom Stirling West Chester Moothart Jennice Moothart

Mixed cash grain quotes and local move notes

Chicago reports mixed cash grain prices for corn and oats with several yellow corn grades and a sample white oats listing. Nearby, a statement notes residents will move their stock and household goods on March first, and Mr and Mrs George Shalla aided the Ahrens who moved to a new farm north of Washington previously lived by Mike Hollinger.

Chicago Keota George Shalla Harold Ahrens Ahrens Washington Mike Hollinger

Longer Residence of Relief Clients Advocated in Bill

In Des Moines on February 11, a bill requiring two years county residence for relief clients and allowing sheriffs to ship out nonresidents seeking relief faced strong opposition in the House. Rep. R. E. Duffield argued shipping men to another state is drastic and cited Poland as an example. Rep. Henry Burma, the bill sponsor, led the floor debate.

Des Moines House R. E. Duffield Guthrie Henry Burma Allison

Enriching soil for household plant care guidance

Advice highlights keeping soil rich for houseplants and occasional fertilizer additions to support growth and health. Emphasizes maintaining appropriate moisture and avoiding overfertilization to protect roots and foliage.

Chicago Markets Hog Cattle and Sheep Prices Feb 11

Chicago markets report hogs 16 000 head opening slow closing active bids 7 70 to 8 00 for 180 240 lb hogs 7 50 to 7 65 for 270 320 lb stockers 6 90 to 7 20 for sows. Cattle 8 500 head calves 700 mostly 9 25 to 13 25. Heifers 9 00 to 11 00 cows weak bulls steady weaners weak 18 50 down. Sheep 10 000 head lambs up 10 to 25 cents for 100 lb lambs 10 60 to 10 74 top 10 75. Estimated Wed receipts cattle 9 000 hogs 14 000 sheep 6 000.

Chicago Livestock Chicago

Grain table shows varied futures quotes at Chicago exchange

Open high low close figures for wheat corn and soybeans list May July and Sep contracts with percent changes and prices. Trading activity reflects slight gains and losses across wheat corn soybeans with notable May and Sep values. Read the classifieds.

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Historic Rail and Bus Schedules Include Local and Limited Trains

The notice lists westbound and eastbound trains with numbers and stops such as No. 3 Golden State Limited and No. 4 California Limited plus No. 22 Mixed Train. It shows Knoxville branch service No. 430 daily except late, and Burlington Trailways local bus routes No. 3 No. 9 and No. 7 from Washington with specific departure times.

Golden State Limited Washington California Knoxville C. F. Anderson Burlington Trailways

Willkie Talks With King George in London Photo Moment

A London radio photo shows Wendell L. Willkie meeting King George VI before Willkie returns to the United States. He is to testify before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in Washington on the lease lead bill.

London Wendell L. Willkie King George VI England U. S Willkie Senate Foreign Relations Committee Washington

Deductions for Professional Expenses in Tax Guide

A professional person may deduct necessary expenses tied to practice such as supplies, office rent, utilities, and auto use proportionate to business use. Deductions include rental value for office space, wages for household help partly used for offices, professional society dues, and periodicals for patients. depreciation on books and equipment. and business portions of insurance premiums including auto liability.

Physicians

Compensation of State Officers and Employees

State officers and employees must include in gross income all earnings for federal taxes. Retired officials with pensions or retirement annuities based on active service also include these in gross income, with rules on portions derived from contributed funds. Deductions and credits apply. teachers’ dues and travel expenses for professional activities are discussed.

Honor Mrs Shoop and Jones Family at Richards Home

Mrs Edwin Richards entertained relatives at a dinner Sunday in Columbus Junction to honor Mr and Mrs Stanley Jones and daughter Margaret Coulee Washington and Mrs John Shoop Inglewood California. Miss Blanch Jones Des Moines teacher visited with her parents.

Martha Butler Columbus Junction Edwin Richards Stanley Jones Margaret Coulee Wash John Shoop Inglewood Calif Blanch Jones Des Moines H. E. Jones Missouri Clifford Bozarth Booneville Ed Pretz Bellevue Hospital Muscatine Louisa County Here Ted Boysen Texas DeWayne Duncan National Guard Burl ™Gton

Unusual Foods in Fox Terrier Diet Sparks Local Snippet

Salem readers note Tippy the fox terrier enjoys pickles oranges bananas raw onions candy and chewing gum. The column also mentions a distressed dog Jack and a list of neighbors visiting for meals and community events at the Marek and Krotz households.

Dewey Weeks Salem Tippy Ray Krotz Jack Charles Marek Anthony Marek Hilma Larson Frank Krotz John Horak Delores Wayne Dewey George Zeck Charles Wolfe Joe Knotek Joe Shalla Kalona Shalla V. J. Spevacek Jackson Center Barrett Krabill Ray Sojka John Knotek Ray Bell Raymond Amel Chabal Stanley Edward Bobby

People As I See Them By Luther G. Boots Andrews

In this personal vignette a friend relates a long running clash with a well meaning but intrusive customer. The narrator acknowledges the behavior irritates him yet notes the man pays promptly and sometimes gifts items that hurt his business. He resolves to respond in kind and not take the jibe seriously.

Weekly Cleaning for Safe Food Storage

A weekly cleaning routine keeps the refrigerator and containers clean to prevent spoilage. Wipe up spills immediately and maintain regular cleaning to ensure food safety.

Tax rules on educator expenses and campaign contributions

The text states that unreimbursed expenditures by teachers at conventions are deductible from net income for federal tax purposes, with records kept to substantiate. It adds that campaign expenses and political contributions are not deductible, and that contributions received by candidates are gifts not income and not included in gross income.

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Protection for Basements or Ground Floors with Insulation Boards

Houses without basements can be protected against cold infiltration through floors by laying insulating board under the flooring, using the same material as used on walls.

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