Closing Out Sales in West Chester and Wayland Areas
Two sales listed: February 24 closing out sale two miles south of West Chester on highway 92 led by Sidney Smith and February 26 closing out sale in south Wayland starting at 1:00 p.m. led by C. M. Shrock.
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Wellman
Keota
Kinross
Mose S. Bontrager
Hampshire
Fairgrounds
Oskaloosa
J. A. Stovall
Duroe
Knotek Bros
Timm
Muscatine
Washington
Ward Essley
Sale
West Chester
Sidney Smith
South Wayland
C. M. Shrock
Nurses Hit Job Freezing Rules Under Manpower Plan
Washington Feb 22 The war manpower commission ruled salaried nurses fall under employment stabilization rules for essential work. Nurses cannot switch jobs without hospital or US Employment Service availability statements. Referrals require state procurement and assignment service consultation. Army nurse corps quota set at 3,500 for early 1944. navy quota 500 monthly. overall needs may rise or fall with war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington,d. C
U.P
War Manpower Commission
United States Employment Service
Army Nurse Corps
War Department
Directing Board of Procurement and Assignment Service
Navy
Army
Markets Report Chicago Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices
Chicago markets show hogs at 21 000 head with steady to higher moves for sows and light steers, cattle demand firm with fed steers up to 16 99, heifers steady, and sheep pressured by higher asking prices though wooled lambs hold above 16 50. Readiness for tomorrow includes hogs 18 000 head, cattle 11 000, sheep 000.
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Chicago
U.P
War updates: Allied actions in Orsogna and Anzio
In the Orsogna area two small German attacks were repelled while Polish patrols defeated a Nazi skirmish near San Angelo. Sea patrols and a mule train reached a 8th army unit isolated in snowbound passes. German torpedo boats raided Anzio harbor but were repelled with one boat sunk. Anzio beachhead held about 15 miles inland from the Tyrrhenian coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orsogna
San Angelo
Anzio
Tyrkenian
Cisterna
Wingler Farm Sale Signals Riverside Move
William Wingler and family will hold a closing out sale on the former Kupka farm southeast of Riverside after moving there last fall. They will vacate by March 1. Also notes include visits by the Marner family to Iowa City and furloughs of Melvin Hartzler and Ray Conklin from military service. Beverly Niffenegger reports on a forthcoming school program.
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Riverside
William Wingler
Joseph Kupka
Wingler
R. I. Marner
Lester Fellmer
Glenys Marner
David
Iowa City
Camp Swift
Texas
Beverly Niffeneg
Rubio Community Oyster Supper and Local Updates
Rubio town reports an oyster supper for Rubio school officers and families at the Luithly home. A farewell party for Ed Peiffer was held. others attended the federal land bank dinner in Fairfield. Quilting club finished its eighth quilt in 14 days, while several residents travel for business and sports events.
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Arthur Lambert
Rubio Town
Rubio School
John Luithly
Omer Peiffer
Tommy
Ed Peiffer
Bill Snider
Federal Land Bank
Fairfield
Ladies Aid
Aid
Walter Stevens
Steiner Steinbeck
Norval Derby
Richland
Brighton
Keota
Elm Grove School Plans Washington Birthday Program
Pupils of the Elm Grove school northwest of Riverside present a George Washington birthday program on February 22 starting at 8 p.m. A hot lunch follows. Participants include Janet Schenk Charles Matthes Lois Barkley Dora Dortha Richard Schlechter Phyllis Delores Spenner Marilyn Carolyn Billy Marner Ruth Orville Daniel Bender.
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Ger
Elm Grove
Riverside
Bailey
George Washington
Janet Schenk
Charles Matthes
Lois Barkley
Dora
Dortha
Richard Sleichter
Phyllis
Delores Spenner
Marilyn
Carolyn
Billy Marner
Ruth
Orville
Daniel Bender
Price Ceiling Violations Charged in Cedar Rapids
The Office of Price Administration accuses 72 Cedar Rapids wholesale and retail meat dealers of price ceiling violations totaling 25 247 dollars. Seven wholesalers face overcharges of 13 076 dollars, 16 wholesalers and one retailer 1 731 dollars, and 64 retailers 4 620 dollars after consumer complaints and an OPA investigation.
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Cedar Rapids
Office of Price Administration Today
Donald A. Holdoegel
Council For the
Des Moines
OPA
Local notes on residents and milling at Rubio
Clarence's brother Fred Hy ger arrives sick to be cared for. Nannie Dickinson remains in Washington for several days. Van Gabby operates a busy custom sawing mill just north of the tracks at Rubio, keeping the town's milling activity active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence
Fred Hyger
Nannie Dickinson
Washington
van Gabby
Rubio
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C. L. Jennings
New Loundon
Phare
Montgomery Ward & Company
O. E. Nordyke
North Side Cafe
Clyde Stoutner, Jr
Iowa
Zelather Taylor
Porter Elevator
Carris Mfg. Co
Geo, Young
Reister Bros
Ainsworth
D. Rabenold
Busby Mfg Company
Charis Foundation
Dan Hershberger
South Second
Soserr
Eli Jackson
General Trucking
Nicola
Amos E. Graber
Wayland
Briggs Stratton Gasoline Motor
Wayne Mangold
West Chestr Phone
Ols
Work Horse
Clyde Lambert
Washington Dairy
Kimel
W. Monroe
Washington Oil Company
Tom Harvey
Chester White
James D. Helmick
Columbus Junction
Eclipse Lumber Company
Call
E. 2Nd St
Hawk
Hawk's
Carson Plumbing & Heating
Glen Green
Equitable Insurance Company
Nicola & Harmon
T. H. Will
C. C. McKay
Stephen Wolfer
John Wagner
Wayland Road
A. C. Peterson
Maytag Engine
Scott Wilcox
Tme
Washington Concrete Company
Armour
Knotek Herd
Emmett Gingerich
C. Kk. Snyder
Robert Wiley
Wm. J. Bell
Pioneer Drug Store
Pioneer
Edward J. Murphy
Route 5
Edward J. Lukovsky
Washington Co. Nat. Farm Loan Assn
Jeffrey Building
Ramseyer
Hatchery
East Washington
the Evening Journal
Good City Property
Casper
South
Sid Avenue
Lincoln
George J. Breitenbach
Journal
Whittaker Sale
Chicago Livestock
For Stores
LO. P
U.S. Employment Service
Essen
ORR Land Company
Washington, Iowa
Baby
New Hampshire
Reister
Wm. Wingler
Paul Horak
West Side Square
Massey Harris
John Deere
Kewanee
Brown & Bruty
Frank Kos
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