Riverside Social Notes from Early January Visiters
Mrs Ray Hutchinson and son Donald of Waukon visited Riverside after a Red Bank New Jersey trip with Robert Griffin. Riverside public school resumed after Christmas break and St Marys school opens Thursday. Violet Kephart and Norbert Kephart of Iowa City plus Frances Kephart of Winthrop spent a week with Franks Lafourek relatives. Mrs R H Heitzman went to Cedar Rapids to visit sister Nettie Hahn. Bernard Frame of Fort Madison and Edith Heitzman returned to Davenport work after visiting Riverside with the Heitzman family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estelle Critz
Riverside
Ray Hutchinson
Donald
Waukon
Down
William Griffin
Red Bank
New Jersey
Robert Griffin
Hutchison
Riverside Public School
St. Mary's School
Violet Kephart
Norbert
Iowa City
Frances Kephart
Winthrop
Iowa
Kephart
Frank Lafourek
R. H. Heitzman
Cedar Rapids
Nettie C. Hahn
Bernard Frame
Fort Madison
Elizabeth Kiefer
Edith Heitzman
Davenport
KR. H. Heitzman
January 6 Letter Mentions Train Service and Subscriptions
A letter from Homer Pauls grove and Walter Johnson of Ainsworth cites Washington visits and a subscription issue with the Evening Journal arriving next morning. They note train service must be reliable and thank readers for notices and corrections. They remark on widespread debt and the population’s willingness to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Colton
Columbus Junction
Homer Paulsgrove
Walter Johnson
Ainsworth
Washington
Paulsgrove
Homer
Home
Fiddlin' Fool's Filosofy Notes Local Life and Habits
A quirky local column mentions J. L. Banks near Dublin and Mr. Min eart with five assistants showcasing a large timber frame. It notes road conditions, a hospital stay for Bobby Pfeiffer, and details about the Daering family in White Oak including Miss Myra Van Nostrand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Daering
White Oak
Journal Sale Dates and Estate Closing Out Notices
Auction listings show weekly sales at Negus Livestock near Milwaukee and Midway Sale for Columbus Junction plus Community Sale at City Feed Yard. Estate of John Krebs includes multiple January closing out sales near Washington Wellman Riverside and Kalona with dates through January 27 and February 3.
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Negus
Washington
Busby
Milwaukee
Columbus Junction
Richard Griener
Wellman
Riverside
John Krebs
John Godwin
Ross Pence
West Chester
T. H. Riley & Son
Crawfordaville
Mildred F
Rubio Bank Directors Celebrate Quiet Year End
Mr and Mrs L B Luithly and Dr McCreedy of Brighton visited Rubio as bank directors and the board held a fine dinner at Fred Thompson's home to close the year. Sam W Jones, in his 89th year, walked several miles into Rubio. Logs are being sawn on the H A Woodford farm and E J Salterberger east of Clay reports a fine herd of cows and young heifer calves expected to improve income.
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Colenso Hotel
Washington
L. B. Luithly
Rubio
Dr. McCreedy
Brighton
Fred Thompson
Sam W. Jones
Mr. Jones
E. J. Salterberger
Clay
Community Notes and Local Tidbits From Washington Page
Brief items include church fund questions and small cash spending jokes. Personal notices mention Freda Rathme age 16 months and Sam. Edgar Whetstine, Ainsworth R. Subscriptions to a home daily and plans for Ardith Times’s return to teaching are noted. A Washington home of Howard McPride at 1100 KE Main St is cited and John Knotek reportedly had Crone’s pig at seven hundred pounds.
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Frank Rathme
Freda
Sam
Washington
Mrs. Howard McPride
Main St
Headed teacher joke about blood circulation
A teacher explains blood flow by asking why blood doesn’t rush to his feet when standing. A student quips that his feet aren’t empty, delivering a playful punchline to the lesson on circulation.
Hogs and cattle mixed at Chicago markets with firm to lower quotes
Hogs totaled 29,000 with 6,000 direct. Barrows and gilts 220 pounds down 10 cents from yesterday. heavier hogs down 10 to 15 cents. top at 8.40. Cattle 6,000 steady. beef steers 9.00 to 13.00. cows 4.75 to 7.00. calves 5.50 to 12.00. Sheep 18,000 down 25 cents. lambs 8.25 to 8.75. feeders 7.50 to 8.50. Estimated tomorrow receipts include cattle 1,500 hogs 21,000 sheep 9,000.
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Chicago
Chicago Produce Market Update January Article
Chicago notes a steady produce market with eggs and poultry activity. Egg receipts reach 9,108 cases with various grade breakdowns. Rutter market firm with mixed re detections. poultry shows steady demand with several bird categories cited in ranges.
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Chicago
Red Shouldered Hawk Described as Beneficial Predator
The red shouldered hawk is described as a beneficial bird of prey feeding mainly on small rodents. It is noted as common and among the slowflying hawk species in the region.
Poultry and Eggs Price List with Delivery Terms
A price list for cream eggs and poultry, listing no 1 sour cream 32c per lb no 2 30c per lb Hennery eggs 20c per dozen henry white 20c per dozen. Various weights of hens roosters and ducks priced, with delivery pay 4c per pound to plant. All condemned poultry bought at 4c less than quoted prices and all all all call poultry rejected.
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Grain Table Highlights Chicago Futures Movements
Chicago on January 6 reports open high low and close figures for wheat corn oats and rye across May July Sept contracts. Wheat May 93 96 93 91 93% surges. corn May 62 62 61 62 61% steady. oats May 81 32 31 32 29% mixed. rye May 14 76 74 76 69% show varied activity across the board.
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Chicago
Grain prices in Chicago market report mix
Chicago markets report mixed grain prices with several classes showing gains and declines. No. 4 mixed at 58.16 to 58.75, No. 5 mixed 65.75, No. 8 yellow 60.14 to 61.40, No. 4 yellow 58 to 66, No. 5 yellow 56 to 57, white classes around 63 to 61, sample grade 54 to 56.7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Gasn
Chicago
Open High Low Close Market Quote
A short financial ticker style note showing open high low and close values with decimal percentages and minor variations. It reads as an intraday summary of price action with percent changes noted alongside. The plain data line includes percent figures 97 98 97% 98% 99 and similar tokens without context.
Second Hand Mausoleum Offered for Sale Cheap
New York January 6 In from INS Henry Schneider paid 14000 for a marble mausoleum years ago though now 79 he has no assets but his deceased son George lies in the mausoleum of 1924 and he seeks court permission to disinter. An offer of 5500 has been made for the mausoleum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Henry Schneider
Schneider
Supreme Court
George
Sehneider
Expert forger Michael Kauffmann’s pottery in European museums
French and German museums house many specimens from Michael Kauffmann of Rheinzabern a village mason who practiced his craft for 40 years and created inscriptions that scholars still dispute today.
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Michael Kauffmann
Rheinzabern
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W. FE. Augustine
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Sigourney
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Cari
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H. A. Woodford
Edgar Whetstine
Ainsworth R
Mr. Whestine
Valley
Ardith
John Knotek
Chicago Livestock
W. S. Reister & Sons
Washington County
E. D. Rayburn S
Harwood
Chicago Grain Table
Francis Lins and
Chas. Beenblossom
Dr. LeGear
France
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Wayland
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