Closing out and dissolution sales listed across Iowa regions
Jan 18 closing out sale for J. T. Foster three miles northeast of Haskins. Jan 19 closing out sale ten miles north on Travel No 1 four miles south of Kalona for Mrs Mary McGraw. Jan 30 closing out sale Henry Matthess five miles eight west of Iman. Jan 31 dissolution sale Rotenberger Bros ten miles northeast of Washington. Feb 1 Elmus R Brenneman public sale Malichky farm nine miles north of Washington coal chutes one mile east and a half mile southeast of Richmond and nine miles southwest Riverside 11 am. Feb 2 closing out sale three miles south of Washington. John Caldwell Midway Sale Co Columbus Junction every Wednesday Community Sale every Friday City Feed Yard.
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J. T. Foster
Haskins
Kalona
Mary McGraw
Henry Matthess
Iman
Rotenberger Bros
N.E
Washington
Elmus R. Brenneman
Malichky Farm
Richmond
Riverside
John Caldwell
Midway Sale Co
Columbus Junction
City
News Notes By the Journal Subscription Representative
D F Macon reports subscription lines and service updates for the Journal. The column notes contact details, renewal reminders, and geographic coverage hints for readers seeking ongoing delivery.
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Journal
Hogs Cattle and Sheep Markets Reported With Mixed Changes
Chicago markets show hogs steady to up 10 cents with light weights around 7.70. Cattle demand steady on top grades while other calves and cows ease 25 to 50 cents. Sheep firm with fat lambs 15 to 25 cents higher, tops at 9.15 and bulk 8.75 to 9.00.
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Chicago
Journal Hopes To Resume Chicago Grain Table Next Week
The Journal expects to resume publication of the Chicago grain table next week after a change in news services and an unsettled schedule for market reports. Since the table was omitted the last three days there have been multiple requests for it to be restated.
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the Journal
Chicago
Sincs Its
Chicago Produce Market Bids Mixed Fresh Dairy
Butter market steady with receipts $20,204 gross pounds and quotations unchanged. Eyes market firm with 8,408 cases received. fresh graded first at 18 to 19 percent, extra first 19 percent, current receipts 18 percent. dities 16.
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Chicago
Chicago Cash Grain Corn and Receipts Report
Chicago cash grain report lists corn bids with multiple grade ranges and moisture percentages. Corn receipts total 112 cars with mixed, yellow, and white lots priced from 49% to 63% as of January 14.
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Chicago
Cut Mahogany Trees by Moonlight
A brief note describes mahogany trees being cut by moonlight, claiming the timber is freer from sap and has a richer color at night than by day. The fragment emphasizes nocturnal felling as a preferred method for quality wood.
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Moonlig
Island of Trinidad as Part of South American Landmass
The article notes that the island of Trinidad is believed to have once formed part of the South American continent in prehistoric times, suggesting a geological connection between the two landmasses.
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Arabia
Egypt
Island of
Trinidad
Island
Foster Sale Planned Near Haskins With Regional Attendance
On Saturday January 14 some winter light snow morning. Miles Foster of Marshalltown Cary Brown of Mt. Union arranged for the late T J Foster sale near Haskins for Wednesday 18 at eleven o'clock. Attendees included residents from Marshalltown Keota West Chester Washington Ainsworth Haskins Crawfordsville Mt. Union Wellman and others. Roy Wells of New Haven advanced his daughter Gail Wells Evening Journal subscription in Chicago. Mrs John C Krotz and two nieces visited the Journal office and advanced their home news on Ainsworth R1. Roy L Miller of Washington will move to the Jake Hotle farm south of Dublin with the Miller farm sold to Mr Neff of Wayland. Other locals Owen Webr Ezra Wittmers and Mrs Ralph Young were in town and sent home news requests.
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Miles Foster
Marshalltown
Cary Brown
Mt. Union
T. J. Foster
Haskins
Leffler
Lefflers
Keota
West Chester
Washington
Aineworth
Grawfordsville
Wellman
Roy Wells
New Haven
Gail Wells
Evening Journal
Chicago
Roy
John C. Krotz
Nerces
Journal
Roy L. Miller
Jake Hotle
Dublin
Miller
Mr. Neff
Wayland
Local notices and acknowledgments from Crawfordsville area Ad clerks
Encouraging to have many ask about the J. T. Stewart sale near Crawfordsville Tuesday. Various residents praise support for the Evening Journal and Winfield Beacon. Funeral notices for Mrs. John Simmering and D. Wittman noted. Acknowledgments to O L Page, John Witthoft, Paddy Reynolds, Ralph Kauffman, William Shannon, and Allen Reed for their visits and sales contributions.
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J. T. Stewart
Crawfordsville
Evening Journal
Winfield Beacon
A Time I Had More Money Than Brains
A humorous exchange where Boogy jokes about wealth and brains ending with a punchline that the editor will accept a check for a year’s subscription instead. The dialogue includes Woosy and Woogy and a nod to a published piece.
Hollywood Roundup December 1938 Highlights
Hollywood chatter notes 1939 hopes with Rosemary Theby King Paley Flora Finch under MGM contract. Warner Brothers tops with Nat Carr Leo White Vera Lewis Paul Panzer Stuart Holmes Clare Horton. Zanuck plans African drums twist for Stanley and Livingstone. Mary Boland profits from inventor loan, and Gene Autry wrote You're the Only Star in My Blue Heaven.
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
Hollywood
M-G-M
Rosemary Theby
King Paecot
Flora Finch
Warner Brothers
Nat Carr
Leo White
Vera Lewis
Paul Panzer
Stuart Holmes
Clare Horton
Ethel Clayton
Gloria Williams
Paramount
Rudy Vallee
Judy Stewart
Florida
Marcel Lamaze
Georgie Btone
Henriett Kaye
Barbara Pepper
Rene Baron
Frankie Burke
Cagney
Warners
Marie Wilenn
Maureen O'Sullivan
Sam Zimbalist
MGM
Richard Dix
Earnest Truex
Denive
Karl Carroll
Gene Autry
Hollywood Gag Over Esperanto Theme Slows Idio ts Delight
The M G M film Idiots Delight faced backlash as Esperanto dialogue was used after moving the locale to a mythical country. Esperantists protest the change and demand a new title while stars including Norma Shearer and Clark Gable appear in the film's finale.
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Hollywood
Mg-M
Italy
Nelson Haddy
America
Buck Jones
My Gal
Norma Shearer
Clark Gable
Hollywood Notes on 1938 Cigars and Roosevelts
Paramount used 15000 cigars in 1938 filming. Jack Benny spent 19060 on smokes for Artists and Models Abroad. Rumor circulates about Sam Goldwyn hiring Roosevelts wholesale. Jimmy Roosevelt, president’s son, becomes a company officer. Buddy Roosevelt, real name Sanderson, plays harsher roles in Wuthering Heights and claims Roosevelt godson links.
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Paramount
Jack Benny
Sam Goldwyn
Roosevelts
Jimmy
Laurence Oliver
Wuthering Heights
Buddy Roosevelt
Buddy
Hollywood
Sanderson
Houssvelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Hollywood Gossip Roundup of Names and Notable Events
The column lists Buddy and his father a guiding Roosevelt trip in Colorado and salutes Charles Boyers as a good son. It notes war aftermath return to France, a French boat assignment, and Sue Carol's husband Howard Wilson selling a book to Putnam. Also mentions John Steinberg hosting troopers, Bob Murphy's promo stunt, Trocadero reopenments, Ted Fie Rin dances, Tex Ritter books and lecture plans, Curly Howard Christmas card, and Stooges humor lingering in Hollywood.
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France
York
Addé
Sue Carol
Howard Wilson
Hollywood
Putnam
Earl Carroll Theater
John Steinberg
Victor Hugo
Bob Murphy
Santa Anita
House of Murphy
Ted Fie Rin
Tex Ritter
Monogram
Southwest
Curly Howard
Three Stooges
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