E Hayes Home District No 4 Entertains Group
District No 4 events as Mr and Mrs Victor Mayer and others visit the Hayes home. A new baby born January six pounds six ounces to Mrs McCon nell family in Ottumwa. Local social tied to Spokane visits, funerals, weddings, and school notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Hayes
District No. 4
Entertain Group
Bill Crayne
Jan
Victor Mayer
Wm Perdock
Edith Hayes
Sam Canott
Elmer Hayes
W. H. McConnell
Francis McConnell
W. H. McConnell, Jr
William D. Kyleernoon
Spokane
Wash
Langfritz
Ottumwa
Francis McCon
Poyder
George Hotle
Jim
Robert Wead
Larry
Geor
Gia Kyle
George Dareig
Boyd Stephens
Myrla Stephens
Haskins
Miss Colton
Cedar Ksume
Paul Mayer
Mayer
Dorrance
Keota
Elmer Hayespent
Fairfield
Robert Clark
Rhode Island
John Wheelan
Markets Report Hog, Cattle and Sheep Trade Details
Market opened fairly active with hogs mostly steady to 14.75 ceiling for 190 lb barrows and gilts, later slow with 10 cent declines. Cattle demand slow to weak with top 16.25 on weighty steers, calves and feeders mixed. Slaughter lambs active to steady with western fed lambs around 15.60 to 15.90. Estimated 12,000 cattle and 6,000 sheep.
Chicago Grain and Poultry Market Report
Chicago prodge report shows unsettled eggs receipts with firsts at 43 and 97.6, current 37.6, drives 32, 35 425 checks. Poultry receipts include 1 car and 8 rucks, market firm at 2590 cases. Grain table lists oats and wheat with open, high, low figures for Jan 11, plus corn and rye bid prices and daily variations.
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Chicago
New $18 Ceiling For Cattle To Affect Few Iowa Feeders
Ames Iowa den 11 For chef average cattle feeder the $18 Chicago based cattle ceiling an nounced yesterday away have lit le effect upon feeding opera tions planned for this winter and spring. And that goes for the big jarity of all cattle feeders in the country J. W. Arthur, Io vege for the new ceiling probably would not materially affect the price host farmers would get for their air in this winter and spring marketings. The general expec ation has been that through the spring prices for the better rates would work lower, while prices for the lower grades would be up slightly. The ceilings then will et as a lid only on the very top cattle and then only for short periods of tim Arthur points on the present ceilings on dressed beet roughly have limited way packers may buy for live cattle. Therefore, it could be that the new ceilings, by preventing the payment of prices on top cattle, could result in more money being paie s for medium and good grades Dropping the ceiling from $18 to $17.50 July 2 will tend to discourage cattle marketing aft er that date. That, plus the fact that July and August are norm ally light' marketing-months, likely will mean extremely light marketings during the sumer months when receipts of all stock are usally sight economist, shoe Wear on street shoes, use a good polish, If feet perspire excessively, or shoes get wet, don't wear until they are iry. Use shoe trees. Don't store shoes or anything of leather in a closet where there is heat.
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Ames
Iowa
J. W. Arthur
Tim Arthur
Local Milestones Include Births and Promotions
Mr and Mrs Lester Miick of Milwaukee announce the birth of a son, Douglas Allen, on January 6. The Miick family includes Diane David and Tommy. McFarlane is promoted to manager at the J C Penney store in Atlantic moving from Red Cloud Nebraska. Mrs McFarlane and Shirley Bowden will relocate to Atlantic as residents depart. The McFarlanes express happiness at returning to Iowa.
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Lester Miick
Milwaukee
Wis
Douglas Allien
Mifek
Diane
David
Tommy
Washington
McFarlane
J. C. Penney Company, Inc
Atlantic
Red Cloud
Nebr
Nebr. Mrs. McFarlane
Shirley Bowden
McFarlanes
Iowa
Social Roundup At Local Homes And Visits
A travel of social visits from late last week includes Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kleese hosting a chili supper, Paul Mayer and daughters visiting Wellman, and Debby dining with Mrs. Florence Smith and others at Keona. Edith Hayes stayed with her parents as Virginia McLaughlin resumed studies in Monmouth. Nelson Thompson and spouse returned from California after several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Crayne
Ralph Kleese
Paul Mayer
Wellman
Joe McGraw
H. J. Brenneman
Debby
Florence Smith
J . MaGretter
Nadine
Keona
Wm. Perdock
Tueday
Elmer Hayes
Edith . Hayes
Virginia McLaughlin
Monmouth
U. P. Whurch
Ray Redlinger
James Brooks
Frank
Kephart
Mr. Brooks
Nelson Thompson
California
Journal Sale Dates and Locations in Friday Listings
A fragmented column lists weekly farm and livestock auctions across Iowa towns including Kalona Washington Washington Ainsworth Riverside and Brighton. Dates range January 15 to February 15 with multiple auctioneers named such as Tsi der Yoder Bruty Klotz Duncan and Shafer.
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Ainsworth
Jeffry and McGinnis
Klotz & Duncan
Washington
D. W
Frank Mincer
Klotz &Uctioneers
Riverside
Red Ball Road
Henry Klein
Bert Cray
Milto Birka
Auctioncore
Paper Carriers In Annual Party Continued From Page 1
Journal carriers and youth helpers celebrated the 1945 annual party with YMCA and YWCA memberships for carriers in good standing. The event featured ring toss games with coins as prizes, a late evening gathering, and the 38th annual Carriers’ history as the group dispersed. Route assignments listed with carriers and special delivery by Clair Buck.
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Y.M.C.A
Y.W. C.A
Journal
Journal Carriers
Pather and Son Admit Spirit Lake Killing
Philip H. Heiney and his son William H. Heiney pleaded guilty to first degree murder in the Spirit Lake robbery slaying of Robert W. Rachel. District Judge Fred M. Hudson set January 29 for penalty hearing and ordered no bail at Spencer jail. Attorney R. Welty was appointed to defend them.
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Spirit Lake
Philiph. Heiney
Willam H. Heiney
Robert W. Rachel
Fred M. Hudson
Spencer
R. Welty
War in Europe advances near Wiltz and Tetite Langir
The American 1st Army reports a 2.5 mile advance punching toward Wiltz, with Hodges units curving the German north flank along a 22 mile front and reaching near Tetite Langir. The 3rd Armored Division knocks out two of four tanks near Tetite Langir as prisoners claim at least 17 enemy tanks in the area. La Roche falls and the U.S. pushes southwest to block a road from St Hubert cut by British forces.
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Bastogne
Harlange
Wiltz
Bihain
LaRoche
St. Hubert
Food For Thought Foods Nourish the Body With Nutrients
A note on how foods supply the body with essential nutrients, describing elements and substances that comprise a balanced diet.
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Dan Dee Cate
2Sata
L. Jennings
New London
Roy Oliver
Charles Wm. Jackson
Call
Ziver
Roy Koch
County Farm
Chevrolet
Bernard — Becker
Fred B. Miller
U. P. Ehurch
W. F. Haight
Farrell Office Supply
Agit
Roy Brewer and Sons
Geo. E. Culberson
Tiffin
Towa
Beoney
Maori Cherryholmes
Crawfortevile
I. Hl
Choreholmes
Crawfordsvillra
K. H. Cherryholmes
Prawfordsvies
Cleo
Cherry- Foimes
Crawfordsvie
Dane Formuashy
Max Mitchell
Prewforterné
Mre
Belderweiden
Nader Dowd
Atnaworth
Walling
Wayne Witthoft
R. Red
Kent
Finney Feed & Supply Company
Ken Reynolds
Sed Rey
Wilbur Richardton
Madison
FORD
Raymond Plain
SAL Motor
Washington County
Remington
Locke P.mase
Wayland
Serview
Porter
West Chester
DU Pont Duco
Duco
Eclipse] Lumber Company
Porter Elevator
Eclipse Lumber Company
George F. Clark
Washington, Iowa
Timothy Hay
Tom Harvey
Pioneer Drug Store
Freshwaters
Guernsey
Poland
China
Harry Donaldson
Lincoln
Deen Seed Com
Firestone
Rawleigh Products
C. G. Picken
Ave
Salem
Dickes
Plymouth
Montgomery Ward and Company
George J Breitenbach
New Vieland
Wisconsin
Vieland
Oe Jen Load Store
Willard
Washington Oil Company
Crawfordsville
W. W. Cruse
Sigourney
George J. Breitenbach
Burlington, Iowa
Ladon
Iowa Ordnance Plant
W. M.C
Nanaxcen
Cos
Reister Bros
Chicago Livestock Chicaga Tow Jrand
Chicago, Te
Lindsay McDonald Silvester
Seventh Armored Division
France
Silvester
Robert ‘Hasbrouck
International
Ramseyer
Washington St
Allied Mutual
Paul R. Horak Insurance Agency
the Carriers
Wayne Barnes
Nick and
Doris Geyok
Rob Krause
David Brock
Wayne Owens
Jerry Cochran
Lee Goodlander
Dannie Brindley
Paul Benell
John Winga
Rhys Miller
Leonard Holcomb
Melvin Snyder
Jack Humm
Keith Hotle
Pather
Son
Bordwell
Bordwell's
BR. R
Brighton
Brinton
Ry Avery
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