Kruger and Stewart Families Attend Nearby Games
Dr and Mrs J W Kruger of Sigourney spent Sunday evening with C B Clark in Washington. Mr and Mrs George Stewart visited Monmouth Saturday to watch their son Clinton play center for the Monmouth freshman basketball team against Knox. Monmouth lost a close game. Scot and Augie freshmen teams had been defeated earlier. Stewart shows promise for the varsity squad next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. J. W. Kruger of
Sigourney
C. BE. Clark Home
Washington
George Stewart
Monmouth
Clinton
Knox
Scot
Augustana
Stewart
Cochran Family Visits Bridge With Mrs Dill Relatives
Mr and Mrs Joe Cochran and their children visited yesterday at the bridge with Mrs Cochran s father John Sharp and Mrs Mary Moore who has been at the A B Dill home taking care of Mrs Dill was called to
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Joe Cochran
Mary Moore
A. B. Dill
Dill
Closing out sales listed for February across several towns
Journal sale dates and locations show multiple closing out sales in February. Entries include Lewis Ebner near Alneworth. Le Roy Williams north of Fairfield. terbach household goods sale at 208 West Second. Bad Kallous north of Washington. D. W. Ling near Haskins. Maurice Meyer northwest on route 4. J. C. Huston Crawfordsville area. and John E. F. Adams near Aineworth. Each sale has its own date in February and starting times noted.
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Midway Sale Co
Columbus Junction
City
Lewis Ebner
Publc
Alneworth
Leroy Williams
Fairfield
Terbach
West Second
Bad Kallous
Washington
D. W. Ling
Haskins
Maurice Meyer
J. C. Huston
S.m
Crawfordsville
Wyman
John EF. Adams
Aineworth
Chicago Cash Corn Market Report
Chicago cash grain prices show mixed results for February 19 with corn bids ranging from 59 to 66% for mixed and yellow kernels and oats quoted from 39 to 44% for samples and whites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Inter Faith Brotherhood Day Observed in Mason City
Several hundred people attended Mason Citys Inter Faith Brotherhood Day at the high school auditorium. Speakers included Dr Roy C Helfenstein Father Carl Kurt and Rabbi Nathan Levinson. The event was sponsored by the Mason City Ministerial association.
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Mason City
Roy C. Helfenstein
First Congregational Church
Carl Kurt
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Nathan Levinson
High Lake Planned on Blue Ridge Parkway Near Standing Indian
A lake nearly 5,000 feet high is planned on the Blue Ridge parkway near Standing Indian mountain in North Carolina. It will be the highest lake in eastern America providing cold mountain swimming and recreation.
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Blue Ridge Parkway
Standing Indian Mountain
North Carolina
America
Bath spell led to name of Britain’s knighthood
The Knights of the Bath received their title from a ritual involving an all over bath, a defining element cited as the origin of the honor’s name in historical accounts.
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Britain
Dinner with the Rathburns Ends in Quiet Reverie
A stranded traveler visits old college friends in a western city and encounters Nancy Rathburn, wife of Rev George Rathburn. Conversation centers on a distinctive ring linked to a wartime memory, prompting a tense flash of emotion before the guest withdraws at eight forty. Nancy whispers a final farewell, thanking him as a friend.
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Lia
Tom
Jerry Bosworth
Judy
Judith Bosworth
Judith
Judie
Nancy Rathburn
Rector
George Rathburn
Mrs. Rathburn
Old Man
Tommy Lad
Tommy
Nannie
Proxy Bride Learns Husband's Death After Voyage
A 23 year old proxy bride traveling from Hongkong to Liverpool learns her husband Wong Chin, aged 52, is dead before meeting him. Sent by friends who arranged the proxy marriage, she discovers his illness and death only as she steps ashore, highlighting a lonely gendered pursuit across 9000 miles.
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Wong Chin
Hongkong
Liverpool
Wong
Norsemen Discover New World Amid 1000 Crisis
In 1000, as Europeans feared doom, Norse explorers reached a new land named 4 rica. The event marks a pivotal moment in early exploration with bold voyage and cultural encounter on distant shores.
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Rica
Market report for hogs cattle sheep and calves
Hogs 20 000 220 lb and down mostly steady heavier butchers steady to 10 cents lower. Top 5.65 180 220 lbs 6.35 to 6.60 220 240 lbs 5.20 to 5.60 240 270 lbs 4.90 to 5.30 270 320 lbs 4.75 to 5.00 400 550 lbs packing sows 4.16 to 4.50 light weights to 4.55. Cattle 12 000 calves 1 add market strong to 25 cents higher at 10.00 and up. Helfers steady cows steady beef offerings firm to shade higher canners and cutters cows scarce bulls 10 to 15 cents higher feeders steady stock cattle scarce 10.00 up to 11.00 and better for fed steers best light offerings long yearlings 12.00 weighty steers up to 11.25 common and medium 7.25 to 8.50 light heifers 9.25 cutter cows to 5.25 beef cows 5.75 to 6.25 vealers 10.00 to 11.00. Sheep 11 900 fat lambs in fair demand undertone steady initial bids 9.15 to 9.25 numerous sloads held 9.40 and above shorn lambs 8.00 sheep steady slaughter cattle to 5.00. Intimated receipts for tomorrow. Cattle 8 000 hogs 21 000 sheep 6 000.
Chicago Grain Table Highlights Open High Low and Close
Chicago grain table from February 18 shows Wheat May to Sep with small gains and declines, Corn May through Sept mostly steady around mid fiftys, Oats May July and Sept around forty to forty-one and Rye May July Sept near sixty-eight to sixty-nine.
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Chicago
Chicago Produce Market Report Feb 19
Eggs market easy with receipts 8 416 cases and grade splits listed. Poultry market steady to strong with mixed receipts including 1 car and 12 trucks and varied prices for ducks geese hens leghorn hens spring chickens broilers and turkeys. Notable visitors and shoppers include J E Adams Ainsworth Mrs J K Dunn Wyman Dorothy Ellison Ainsworth and Mrs Earl Munson Crawfordsville.
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Chicago
J. K. Dunn
Wyman
Dorothy Ellison
Ainsworth
Earl Munson
Crawfordsville
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Pioneer Dru
tLouis Baird
J. D. Rabenold
Washington, Brighton and
Keota
Readine Automobile Insurance Companies
U. S
Iowa
Glen M. Kaufman
College St
Iowa City
J. M. Severtson Company
W. Randolph St
Gost
Pioneer Drug Store
Sorden
Tooman
Sitler
W. S. Duncan
Pioneer Drug
Fries
Tame Rabbit
Merle Warner
New Allenne
C.K. Schantz
Ross Lane
Wayland
Pontiac
Wheatleys Garage
Stockport
Don C. Davis
Mrs. C. W. Davis
Harry Hamilton
Brighton
Harry Sizer
Patty
Harry
Lisbon
J. R. Gardner
Tooman Harness Shop
Eveready Plumbing & Heating Co
Call
Illinois
Wilson Coal Co
Guernsey
Willard “H. RR
Washington Oil Companys
Barry
Saleey
Les
Dew
C. Wittmer
Havre
Wolfe Hatchery
Hampshire
Farrow
John Dittmer
Pittsburgh
Pioneer Dry Store
Karl Marr
Joe Knotek
A. R. Smith
Illinois Coalers
Herman Kron
POR
Board of Supervisors
Ernest S
Slim
Rudolpisou
Journal
Geo. J. Breitenbach
Dean Enfield
WANT
the Evening Journal
Washington, Iowa
Sirs
Mrs. Dean Enfield
Turkey
Purina Mills
St. Louis
O. O. F. Hall
Wellman
Ray Lubeheusen
Jerry Plaisance
Don Purcell
Cash Feed & Produce CO
Wellman, Iowa
Inter-P
Bath
Ciickens
Tam
Morgan Farm
Tarrow
Alout
McCormickeering
John Deere Gang
Klotz & Duncan
Coates
Chicago Livestock
Chicago Grain Table
J. E. Adams
Or.p
S. Iowa
Washington, In
Ave
Dayton Tax Service
Loan & Trust
L. D. Atterback
W.M. Bruty
Geo. Pauls
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