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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1944

Page

5

Hogs and cattle market summary from Chicago shores Feb 14

Hogs 238000 with good to choice weights 200 to 330 pounds mostly steady to up 10 cents. under 200 pounds up 25 cents+. Cattle 16000 with calves 800 and fed steers to 16.25, tops 17.00. yearlings to 16.75. Sheep 4000 lambs 10 to 15 cents higher with western wooled lambs 16.35 to 16.50 and packers top 16.35. Tomorrow’s estimates hogs 25000 cattle 9000 sheep 5000.

Chicago

Rules for Soldiers in Moslem Countries

Soldiers are warned to avoid staring at women jostling or speaking to them in public. Moslem men resent such actions and may injure offenders. When talking to Moslem men, the women of his family must never be mentioned.

All Saints Day Established in Rome in 731

All Saints Day on November 1 traces to 731 when Pope Gregory III dedicated a chapel in St Peter's Rome to honor all saints without individual days. The feast became a widely observed observance in the church calendar.

Gregory III St. Peter’s Rome

Dietitians Advise Two Fruit Servings Daily

Dietitians state two daily servings of fruit are essential for health. Fruits provide vitamins and minerals including iron and calcium supporting blood, bones, and body functions.

Soldiers Get Books From Overseas Aid

More than three million books have been sent to U S soldiers stationed overseas as part of a large wartime reading aid program.

U. S

Chicago Produce Market Report Feb 14

Chicago market news shows eggs steady with receipts totaling 8 181 cases and mixed quality grades from extra firsts to checks. Poultry values remain firm with steady receipts including 2 cars and 3 trucks and varied rates for ducks geese and turkeys across color and age groups.

Chicago Cash Grain Corn Prices Decline

In Chicago cash grain markets corn prices show declines with bids noted as 3 yellow 114 percent, 4 yellow 112 percent, and 5 yellow 108 percent, reflecting a softer tone for the commodity.

Chicago

Wheat and Oats Futures Mixed in Early Trading

Trading notes show Sep and Dec wheat hovering around 165 to 166 with minor gains. May and July contracts fluctuate near 168 to 170 as oats activity remains light in the session.

Multiple closing out and public sales across Iowa region

A sequence of February sale notices lists closings and public sales led by sellers including George Cave E Aldershot John J Bensmahler Milo D Fulton Elmas R Brenneman Boyd Stephens Bill Wingler H B Jones Raymond W Hasty J A Stovall Knotek Bros Timm and Ward Essley. Items include farms household goods and Hampshire Duroc bred stock at various locations such as Keota Columbus Junction Mt Union Wayland Washington Kalona Muscatine and Oskaloosa with start times from 10:30 to 1:00.

Miles S. W Washington George Cave Columbus Junction E. Aldershot Keota John J. Bensmahler Wayland Wayland-Cuppock Road H. C. Brooks Haskins Milo D. Fulton Mt. Union Elmas R. Brenneman John Bensmiller Boyd Stephens South Marion Don Bell Adm S. E Riverside Joe Kupka Bill Wingler Walnut Lane Farm Wapello H. B. Jones Lone Tree Reo Horak Kalona Duroce Knotek Bros Timm Timm Farm Muscatine Ward Essley West Chester Sidney Smith

Automatic X ray checks grenades to prevent premature explosions

An automatic X ray machine to verify the proper amount of powder in hand grenade fuses has been devised. It will examine fuses at a rate of 4,000 per hour to reduce the risk of premature detonation.

Transit system expands use to save 200 million miles

The nation’s transit industry increases carrying capacity boosting efficiency by 200 million bus miles annually and adding the equivalent of 14,500 street cars and buses through better use of existing equipment.

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