Weather and Hog Prices Report
The hog market leads at 14.85 dollars per hundredweight. Weather Outlook: partly cloudy and colder tonight with a fair day tomorrow.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1946
Page
8
The hog market leads at 14.85 dollars per hundredweight. Weather Outlook: partly cloudy and colder tonight with a fair day tomorrow.
A column extols neighborhood coffee hours as fostered by housewives and a Wingas club, praising these gatherings for renewing friendships and building local spirit. It notes local anecdotes about fashion, home ownership, spring attire, and a mix of residents and family news.
Notice names Joseph B. Fleming and Aaron Colnon as trustees in reorganization proceedings of the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific. Filing details indicate court action under bankruptcy procedures and involvement of named trustees. Proceedings seek confirmation of reorganization plan and related court orders.
The executive council deferred action on renewing the Des Moines building lease for the State tax commission. The current rate is 34,120 dollars annually, about 1.35 dollars per cubic yard. Proposed renewal would set the rate at 48,000 dollars per year, about 1.90 dollars per cubic yard.
Japan’s marine catch topped about three million metric tons in 1938 with earlier estimates exceeding four million. The large exports of fish and products helped Japan earn foreign exchange to fund wartime material purchases.
The Railway Company Debtor filed January 9 1946 with the Interstate Commerce Commission for a certificate of public convenience to abandon the Brighton to Washington line about 12.5 miles and to construct a Brighton to Ainsworth line about 17.3 miles in Washington County Iowa as part of Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Reorganization.
Deputy marshal Edward Sullivan led Joseph G. Sullivan a mail clerk before Judge Philip L. Sullivan to answer why he ignored a summons from the collector of internal revenue. The clerk provided an explanation of his actions.
A fragment notes plans to prepare and preserve egg-laying hens for winter by pressure cooking and canning. The item hints at rural town and farm poultry efforts to store poultry as nets for the cold months.
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