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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1946

Page

7

Notice to Farmers and Spray Painting Opportunity

NOTICE TO FARMERS We have 2 12 6 fertilizer for corn for delivery now. There wont be enough to go around next spring. Order at once Porter Elevator Phone 4 West Chester. EXCEPTIONAL BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY involving assignment in this or nearby county for operator of spray painting service. You must furnish car but we lease trailer and all other equipment. Previous spray painting experience not absolutely necessary but preferable. If interested write immediately to Spray Paint c/o of this paper stating age references make and condition of car 275t4

Porter Elevator West Chester

ONE COAT MAGIC FOR FUR Niture Walls

FOR SALE BABY GUARD high chair play pen and bassin et Ralph Brown Ainsworth. Call 71 Eclipse Lumber ase Company 27313ead 2743

Eclipse Lumber Company du Pont Duco Eclipse Lumber Ase Company Ralph Brown Ainsworth

Packing Strike to Hit Iowa With 18000 Workers Out

The United Packinghouse Workers of America CIO plans a Jan 16 strike affecting about 18000 Iowa workers. Plants in Estherville Fort Dodge Mason City Waterloo Cedar Rapids Des Moines Ottumwa Sioux City and others will join, with big four Armour Swift Wilson Cudahy to strike Jan 15. Workers seek higher wages.

Des Moines United Packinghouse Workers of America CIO Iowa A. T. Stephens Stephens Tobin Packing Co Estherville Fort Dodge Armour Mason City Bath Co Waterloo Wilson Cedar Rapids Swift Morrel Co Ottumwa Swift, Cudahy and Sioux City Wilson Cudahy

Sugar consumption per person in the United States before rationing

The text notes that yearly per person sugar intake in the United States was about 97 pounds before rationing. It references general consumption levels and implies a prewar or preallocation context without detailing exact dates or sources.

United States

Community and public farm sales listed for January dates

A dense listing of farm auctions and sales across Iowa towns including Riverside Kalona Keota Washington Wellman and Columbus City. Entries include sale dates January 4 to January 17 with sellers such as A D Blosser & Sons R C Wead Alphonse Peiffer Dye & Timmins and Mrs Minnie Stolley Administratrix plus names like Clyde Kennard James Patterson and Ben Fitzgerald. Starts and locations vary with times noted.

Whittaker Safe Barn Midway Sales Company Columbus Junction Iowa S. W Riverside S. E Kalona Clyde Kennard Wayand Olds A. D. Blosser & Sons Sale of Shores Keota M. M Amish Washington Dye & Timmins Dye & Schroeder N. E Ben Fitzgerald Highway 218 Minnie Stolley James Patterson

Grimes Seeks Re election as Iowa State Treasurer

John M. Grimes, serving his first elective term as Iowa state treasurer, formally announces his candidacy for re nomination on the Republican ticket in the June 3 primary. He was appointed in 1943 to succeed Willis Bagley and was elected in 1944 after a career as newspaper editor and publisher in Montezuma Carroll and Osceola.

Des Moines John M. Grimes Eoffice Grimes Willis Bagley Montezuma and Carroll Osceola Sentinel Iowa Tress Association Missouri State Senate

Iowa Highways Yet Safest Nationwide Despite 1945 Toll

Des Moines reports Iowa highway fatalities reached 362 in 1945, the highest since 1941, but the state remained the nation's safest with four deaths per 100 million vehicle miles in the first 11 months. December fatalities totaled 55, up from 31 in December 1944.

Des Moines Iowa Bert L. Woodcock Department of Public Safety South Dakota National Safety Council

Injured Lost Nation Man Dies After Crossing Crash

Walter Nodruft aged 58 of Lost Nation died in Davenport a hospital after his tank truck struck a Milwaukee railroad engine at a Lost Nation crossing. Scott County Coroner Frank Keppy said an inquest would likely be held as the town council urged the railroad to improve crossing protection following several fatal accidents in two years.

Davenport Walter Nodruft Lost Nation Scott County Frank Keppy Lost Nation Town Council Milwaukee Railroad

Lemmon Family Back From Chicago Visit

Mr and Mrs John Lemmon and children Jon Bruce and Jacqueline returned from Chicago where they had gone Sunday morning. They were guests of Mrs Lemmon s sister Mrs S M Glover and Mr Glover and visited other relatives. Relatives attended funeral services for Walter Johnson in Brighton with Rosa Livermore Clarence Isaacson Glen Meredith E Gibb and others listed. Born earlier this morning in Brighton a six and three quarter pound daughter to Laurel and Mrs Geyer of Brighton.

John Lemmon Jon Bruce Jacqueline Chicago Mrs. Lemmon S. M. Glover Mr. Glover Laurel Geyer Brighton Walter Johnson V. Livermore Clarence Issacson Raritan Glen Meredith E. Gibb Smithshire C. L. McGill Frank Winn Marjorie Davenport Bert Nelson Alvin P. Johnson Watago Ill Oscar R. Johnson Woodhull Emil Johnson Gatesbury, Ill Ethel Nelson Ernest Spray

Government Research Spending Before and During War

Before the war the government spent about 50 million dollars annually on research. During the war annual expenditures rose to more than 600 million dollars for military purposes by over 40 agencies and bureaus, funding in-house labs or contracts with private organizations and universities.

Pig raised under sanitation system outperforms hog lot weight

Bureau of Animal Industry studies by the U S department of agriculture find that a four month old pig raised under sanitation weighs about 28 pounds more than a pig reared in an oil hog lot.

Bureau of Animal Industry U. S. Department of Agriculture

Red Sea History Recalled as Sea of Edom and Red Tint

The Red Sea was once called the Sea of Edom and Mare Bur brum. Some regions show a red tint from certain marine plants.

Red Sea Sea of Edom Mare Burbrum

Solitary Pied-bill Grebe Dodges Gunfire Swiftly

The pied-bill grebe is a solitary water bird that hides among reeds and can dive quickly to avoid gunfire.

Markets report from Chicago livestock sales

Livestock market reports show hogs mostly 15 to 25 cents lower with some top quotes around 14.75 to 14.85 for lighter weights. Cattle and calves run late with steady to higher tone on medium and good grades, vealers around 15.50, beef cows 9.50 to 12.50, and fat bulls up to 14.00. Sheep and lambs see active bidding with western lambs 14.50 to 14.85 and mixed runs around 13.75 to 14.00. yearlings scarce.

Chicago USDA

Chicago Produce Market Report January Update

Chicago market notes firm poultry receipts no cars or 16 trucks with steady eyes receipts 13 927 cases extras 1 and 2 44 6 3 and 4 42 standards 29 6 current receipts 39 6 dir ties 85 percent checks 45 potatoes arrivals 445 on track 99 total shipments 809 Idahos arrivals 17 shipments 203 old stock supplies list demand slow

Idahos Lisit

Morning fog loosens as sun melts snow on icy roads

Early fog and icy highways made commuting hazardous this morning but sun later emerged melting snow and ice.

Grain market table from Chicago January 3

Open high low close figures for Wheat Corn Oats and Rye from the Chicago grain table dated January 3. Values show May July Sep and Dec contracts with swings in daily ranges and closes, reflecting the day’s trading activity.

Chicago Cash Grain Price Report

Chicago cash grain prices list corn No 5 yellow 102 to 107 cents per bushel oats ranges No 1 heavy white 82 to 83 cents No 2 extra heavy white 84 cents No 2 heavy white 82 cents No 1 heavy mixed 3 cents No 1 extra heavy red 84 cents No 1 heavy red 62 cents.

Keokuk Robberies Solved Reported

Keokuk Iowa January 3 police announced a series of auto thefts and robberies in southern and eastern Iowa were solved after confessions by three men Clarence Bennett Thomas Jones and Wilbur Osborne. They admitted to thefts in Des Moines Milo Chariton Creston and Keokuk and implicated Lawrence McKinney who is under Des Moines investigation.

Keokuk Iowa Des Moines Clarence Bennett Thomas Jones Milo Chariton Creston Wilbur Osborne Des Moines Oil Company Lawrence McKinney

Man Wounded After Escape Leads to Police Shootout

Police said Osborne was shot while escaping, treated for a leg wound, and authorities hope to return him here within the week.

Tion Osborne

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