Market Report From Journal Farm Department Opening
Market readings show cattle hogs and sheep receipts for today with steady to strong tone. Official yesterday totals note hogs 23 794 and lambs up 25 to 50 from week ago. Public sale listings include Feb 16 to Feb 28 with multiple heirs and closing out sales across Washington and surrounding areas. Miss Margaret Peck and others are noted in community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Com- Thoth Road
C. R. Wells’ Heirs
Washington
Charles Hodges
Ainsworth
Wm. Burton
R. E. Tobin
Riverside
Chas
Scranton
Batavia
R. H. Fetters
E. H. Guy
Jake Ramge
Keota
Jackson
Rathmel
R. P. Dewey
Jacob Simmering
Will Green
John May
Haskins, Duroc Jersey
I. K. Beal
O. H. Palmer
W. M
W. R. Galloway
CO. H. Davis
Market Notebook for Varieties and Grains
Varnishes by E. W. Wagner & Co. Iena City shows price quotes with high low close data for Feb May July Sept. Corn futures open and close values listed, with oats prices and cash market figures cited. A car count and tone adjustments are noted, alongside No. 4 and No. 3 prices for oats and warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Wagner & Co
Iena City
Jows
B. Muet
Tips to Prevent Rugs Sliding on Polished Floors
The article describes methods to stop rugs from slipping on polished floors. One approach uses rough sheathing paper cut to rug size placed under the rug. Another method involves sewing triangles of corrugated rubber sheeting to rug corners for traction.
Palm Fibers From Chinese Palms Reach U.S. Brush Market
The article notes Chinese palms are grown for fiber and leaves. The outer leaf stem is removed, producing fiber of varying lengths. The material is prepared for shipment to the United States for brush manufacture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
A Little Success Doctrine Hint From Arkansas Leader
A brief note urges humility after small achievements and reminds that billions worldwide may be unaware of your existence, attributed to Arkansas figure Thomas at.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Thomas At
Brighton Community Notes Touch Bankers Visit and Local Moves
Brighton settlers report W E Berry and spouse in Burlington for bankers' convention and visits. Elizabeth McGuire aids son Harry ill with flu in Wayland. Noah Edwards sells property to Tom Thompson and plans auction of household goods. Charlie Whistler returns from De Witt Ark to reside in Brighton after buying Amos Whistley property. Mrs Anna Day travels near Fairfield due to sister Cummings illness and death. Mrs Clara Swailes of Fairfield visits Walter Brim while Frank Bereiter comes from Caldwell City Kan to assist mother Mrs John Bereiter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
W. E. Berry
Burlington
Elizabeth McGuire
Wayland
Harry
Noah Edwards
Tom Thompson
Bob Swisher
Modale
Charlie Whistler
de Witt
Ark
Whistler
Amos Whistley
Anna Day
Fairfield
Mrs. Cummings
Cummings
Ross Lynn
Etta Fletcher
Marshalltown
Mrs Day
Clara Swailes
Walter Brim
Frank Bereiter
Cawker City
Kan
John Bereiter
Citizens oppose Soldiers Memorial vote over city hall plan
W P Moothart urges Washington voters to reject a $79 000 three in one project for a city hall fire house and memorial for G A R Spanish War Veterans and American Legion arguing Crail and Reister push a flawed proposal with hidden aims. He calls for a decisive no two to one turnout fearing misuse of veterans to promote a club room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Crail
Washington
C. C. Reister
American Legion
Crail
Reister
Roosters
Soldiers Memorial
W. P. Moothart
Killpatricks
Valley Valley Social Notes February Weekend Visits
Alex Gaston and family spent Sunday at Bert Givens place. George Wallace Myrtie Florence Frank and Addie Wallace visited Chas Churchill's. Winnie Deal stayed Saturday night at Oscar Sheet's. Dr Irelan attended Wm Derby home midweek. Mrs W J Pfeifer visited Ralph Brinnings to see daughter Lillie ill with the grippe but improving.
Neighborhood News Notes and Move Updates
Myrtle and George Frank and Mrs. Chas visit C L Wallace. Frank Faris family recovering. Gaston family loading car for move to Indiana. Mrs. Arthur Conrad visits H V Frank home. Breitenbach family and Wallace visit Frank home. Churchill and baby spend weekend at Frank home. Givens help move to new home. Christina Breitenbach and Leora Dawson visit Givens. Valley school Valentine box and ice cream service. Flu causes several absences. Wedding bells may ring soon. Brinning family visited Chris Brinning's on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Gaston
Wellston
Indiana
Arthur Conrad
H. V. Frank
Breitenbach
Frankin
Tiny
C. L. Wallace
Guy Black
Valley School
Andy Brinning
Gale
Chris. Brinning
Mary Augustine Improves Under Doctor Irlan Care
Community notes Mary Augustine shows signs of improvement under Dr Irlan after a period of care. Family visits include Will Derby at his sister Mrs Geo Reighhardt with Louise Wallace mobile on crutches. Ted Givens and Russel Gaston visited C L Wallace’s house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Augustine
Irlan
Will Derby
Geo
Reighhard
Louise Wallace
Ted Givens
Russel Gaston
C. L. Wallace’s
Also Mentioned on This Page
Journal’s Farm Department
Market Report
Margaret Peck
N. A. Buck
Nyle Donovan
Des Moines
Fedderson
S. W. Knox
Karle Libe
A. Babcooce
Eme
Journal Office
Mutual
Cream Station
Green Hotel
Colenso
W. S. Reister & Sons
Iowa
John Striegel, Jr
Harper
Mahaska
Keokuk
Coun
Myrtle
George Frank
Churchill
Ithel Maye
Frank Faris
Mrs. Chas. Churchill
Baby
Frank
Bert Givens
Mrs. Gaston
Christina Breitenbach
Givens
Leora Dawson
Haskins
Gladwin
Salem Church
A. J. Fuller
Guy Blatk
Cecil Bales
Richa
Tam
Wavyland-Coppock Road
Will Lamb
William Galloway
C. F. Hoxworth
D. F. Macon
G. W. Crawford
Moriarty
Wisconsin
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