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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1933

Page

2

Hogs and cattle prices rise in Chicago livestock listing

Chicago livestock market notes 26 000 hogs with direct 19 000 up. porkers 2.75 to 3.40 per lb, sows 2.45 to 3.40, heavyweight hogs 2.75 to 3.20. Cattle and veal gains seen with steers 5.25 to 7.25 for 550–900 lb, calves abundant, sheep 15 000 and steady with native lambs 6.75 to 6.00, lambs 90 lb and up 5.60 to 6.25 home.

Grain table shows mixed futures in Chicago trading

Open high low and close figures for wheat corn oats and rye in May July and Sept contracts are listed with varying percent moves and gaps across wheat corn oats and rye during January trading in Chicago.

Funeral services set for Susan Reed at Fredonia church

Funeral services for Mrs Susan Reed aged 3 will be held at the Fredonia Methodist church Thursday at 2 PM. The Rev W A Lamp will officiate and burial will follow in Indian Creek cemetery. Reed died Tuesday at her home near Columbus Junction after a several weeks illness. She was born in Scott county near But...

Columbus Junction Susan Reed Fredonia Methodist Church W A. Lamp Indian Creek

Bad Weather and Big Sale Mark January Day

January 19 this Wednesday morning brings ice and dangerous travel as Dan Good learns of his father’s death and heads toward Wayland. A high grade south of Ainsworth causes crashes, but Zickafoose sale draws a large crowd despite rain and thunder. Mrs Coats, a Wyoming horsewoman, and mentions of the Wyoming bank and local fare headline the event with a lunch of 30 pies. Weather improves to clear with sun and wind, noting a return to horse work on farms signaling a rural shift.

Dan Good Washington Wayland Ainsworth N. K. Beals Dean Nick Roth

Obituary and local notices from Lu

Obituary notes mention Susan Hardesty Tucker Reed who lived in this community since childhood and was married to John William Tucker, then Joseph Reed. Surviving relatives include two sons George Tucker and John Tucker two daughters Mrs A J Hammond and Mrs Carrie Wells, seven grandchildren and several great grandchildren. Milk cows sold at surplus stock sale near Lone Tree with prices for stock and posts and stove wood. Numerous local visits and gatherings noted including family trips and a lyceum event at Columbus High School. A jury term dismissal and larceny case continuance are reported along with a sentencing of Roy Calhoun for intoxication and a three month sentence for two arrested men in Mt Pleasant. A Kensington church social and a home brew raid completion are recorded.

Fale Susan Hardesty John William Tucker Joseph Reed Fredonia George Tucker John Tucker Columbus Junction A. J. Hammond Carrie Wells Burlington Joseph Walker Lone Tree Paul Klotz Roy Masonholder C. B. Shellabarger Predonia Alex McCullough C. C. McCullough West Liberty Kay McCullough Conesville Albert McCullough Kensington Presbyterian Church Jesse Glen Calhoun Henry County Mt. Pleasant Wapello Oscar Hale

Tampa Courtesy Shown to Visitors

The Tampa hospitality extends to visitors who report courteous treatment from policemen street car operators and filling station attendants. Visitors are seldom arrested for minor infractions as polite officers explain rules and advise compliance. Well marked highways aid guests in navigating all sections of the city.

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Local jail fines and county updates from Louisa

Louisa county jail processed multiple fines including Harold Vaughn of Henry county sentenced to the Eldora reformatory for forgery after attempting to cash a forged check at Henry County Savings Bank. Funeral pallbearers for Riley Carr listed, and a highway No. 61 accident near Grandview involved Lagomarcina and a bakery truck with no injuries. Community visits and reappointment news include Lyle Duncan’s reelection as Johnson county agent and local social events among residents.

Louisa County Harold Vaughn Henry County Wapello Eldora Henry County Savings Bank Will Prottesman Riley Carr William Mincer Larry Colton Harry Showalter Mellie Coon Thornton Alfred Ernest Raymond Jrandview Wallace Nyweide Muscatine

Local Social Notes From Ainsworth And Surrounding Areas

Jean White correspondent reports social visits across Iowa City Muscatine and nearby towns. Families including Finneys Works Townsend Frame Woods Pearson Roberts Beal Stites and Stewart share gatherings oyster suppers games and friendly calls with relatives and neighbors.

Wyman L. G. Roberts Everette W. D. Roberts Carl I. K. Beal Alva Stites Mr. Pleasant Jim Stewart Sewell Genevieve Joly Karl White

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