Healthful heating and home moisture control offered
Green Colonial installers provide constant, even heat with proper humidification for homes and businesses. Eyeready Plumbing and Heating and Green Foundry & Furnace Works of Des Moines offer installation, factory engineering, and service for coal or oil burning systems. Also for sale: dining room suite, brigidaire, and various farm hay products. Pearl buttons marketed as washable, lustrous garment adornment.
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Green Colonial
Eyeready Plumbing
Green Foundry & Furnace Works
Des Moines
Markets Chicago Hog and Cattle Prices Fall in Early Trade
Chicago markets report hogs steady to 10 cents higher with top at 6.70 and various weight ranges listed. Cattle and calves show market strength with light steers 7.25 to 8.75, fed steers 8.60, heifers 6.75 to 7.60, and beef cows 5.50 to 6.00 amid steady to firm tone. Sheep and lambs remain steady with fat lambs 9.25 to 9.40 and ewes 4.25 to 4.75 as receipts trend up.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain Table Report February Open High Low Close
Grain table from Chicago dated February 16 lists Wheat Corn and Oats futures with May July September contracts. Prices shown include various percent changes and closing values across wheat corn and oats, reflecting a concise market snapshot.
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Chicago
Chicago Cash Corn Markets Report
Chicago wheat and corn prices listed for February 16 show mixed bid ranges across corn and oats. Soybeans quote options include multiple yellow and white bean values, reflecting market uncertainty.
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Chicago
Chicago Produce Prices and Receipts Update
Chicago reports February 16 market data with eggs receipts 9,831 cases and 21 percent current receipts. fresh graded firsts 22 percent and extra firsts 224 percent. Poultry receipts include 20 trucks with small hens 16, spring chickens 17 to 19, and broilers 17 with no price changes.
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Chicago
Railroads pay far more in taxes than fuel costs in 1938
The Association of American Railroads reports railroads paid nearly 100 million dollars more in taxes in 1938 than they spent on fuel to operate trains. A Texas study of six farm families found heads averaging 50 years old with two children per family awarded as Master Farmers.
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The
Association of American Railroads
Jexas Parm
Texas
Early sowing boosts barley yields in Iowa trials
Lowa State College agronomist L C Burnett reports four years of barley trials show early sowing yields tops with nine varieties. Early sowings averaged 42 bushels per acre, late 36.4 and very late 28.5 in Ames, with northern Iowa showing 34.2 vs 29.5 bushels for early and late dates.
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Lowa
L. C. Burett
Iowa State College
Ames
Towa
Burnett
Iowa
Spartan
Wisconsin
Farm Security leases promote tenant stability study shows
Dr. Will W. Alexander reports most Farm Security Administration tenant borrowers now hold written leases. About one quarter of these leases are automatic renewals or exceed one year. The program aims to curb mobile farming, noting 1935 saw about 5 million tenant farmers move with high relocation costs and landowner losses.
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Gi Kammiade
University of Illinois
Iowa State College
Kammilade
Animal Husbandman
Illinois
Alexander
Farm Security Administration
Will W. Alexander
F.S.A
Secretary of Agriculture
Farm Security
Tyrone Social Roundup Notes Local Visits and Spelling Contest
Hollis Bradshaw Virginia Davidson and Joan Hafferty attended a spelling contest at Hard Scrabble School Friday afternoon. Marion Smith helped Walter Sheetz with his butchering Thursday. Several families visited the Otto Sheetz and George Bond homes Sunday afternoon.
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Otto Sheetz
Tyrone
Hollis Bradshaw
Virginia Davidson
Joan Hafferty
Marion Smith
Walter Sheetz
Omar Crawford
Roy Halferty
Donavan Bales
Des Moines
Jesse Bales
Richland
Emmett Zaiger
Baby
Washington
George Bond
Fred Sheetz
Josephine Singmaster
Lloyd Bradshaw
Gilbert Marrow
Nick Tinnes
Waldo
Miller and helpers complete Monday woodcutting task
George Bond and Lelan Sheetz assisted Gilbert Morrow in sawing wood on Monday, completing the scheduled chopping work.
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George Bond
Lelan Sheetz
Gilbert Morrow
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J. D. Rabenold
Usstfeod
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Washington, Brighton
Keota
U.S
Glen M. Kaufman
College St
Iowa City
Utveod
Pioneer Drug
Clipper Barber Shop
Ztleod
Hayes Bros
West Chester
J. M. Severtson Company
W. Randolph St
Lorden’s Music Shop
Pioneer
Peters Hardware
SS. C. Wittmer
Havre
Tooman
Sitler
Geo. J. Breitenbach
Brighton
Hoover and Porter
Washington CO
Sir Poseh Ona Bobby
Maplecrest Farms
Harriet Coulter
Chevrolet
New Motor
Washington County
Clarice Meek
Mildred Norman 287U
Marion
George
Pontiac
Wheatleys Garage
Nick Ackerage
Larson
George J. Breiptenbach
Gold Seal and
Armstrong
Tucker Chevrolet
Brown's
Roy Finch
Fairfield
Wolfe Hatchery
W. M. Peiffer
Wilson Coal Co
FORD
Rex Smith
Ohio
Paul Peiffer
East Main
Hampshire
Farrow
John Dittmer
A. W. Duwa
Kalona
Guernsey
O. K
Sargent & Company
Willard “H. RR
Battery
Chicago Livestock
Janet Sommer
Crawfordsville R. R
Journal Office
Crawfordsville
the Evening Journal
Waehingeton, Iowa
Sirs
Farm Bureau Notes
Velvet
Manchuria
O.A.C
Barney
Geain
C. W. McDonald
McDonald
Cone Mule
Riverside
Parkm Machinery
McCormick-Deering
American Legion
R. E. Tobinray
Klotz and Glaspey
Kalona Savings Bank
Miller
Lins
Journal
D. W
D. W. Ling
Allis-Chalmers
Turkey
Purina Mills
St Louis
I. O. O. F. Hall
Wellman
Ray Lubehensen
Jerry Plaisance
Don Purcell
Ieaa
Hamipshire
Poland
China
Davy
Psu Porns
Loineh
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Hayes
LeRoy Williams
Jake Hendrickson
Grant Nelson
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