Closing out sales and public auctions listed around Columbus Junction area
A sequence of farm and land auctions spanning January to February in Keota Columbus Junction Wellman Dublin Washington Ainsworth New Haven and surrounding towns. Listings show sale dates from Jan 24 to Feb 2 with locations described as miles from nearby towns and starting times at 11:00.
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Keota
Bert Dunbar
Eli White
Columbus Junction
Gladwin
Henry T. Swailes
Wellman
A. J. Quistain
Washington
Frank Birka
G. W. Augustine
C. C. Wilson
G. I. Augustine
Dublin
Ed Colton
Kenneth Swailes
N. BE
Ainsworth
West Chester
Peters and Ebner
Knotek Bros. and
Timm
S. E
Earl Kephart
New Haven Church
W. T. Hobbs
Markets Chicago hogs cattle and sheep report
Hogs 15 000 head moderate activity steady top 200 300 lb at 13 75. Cattle 5 500 with calves 800 fat steers up 25c. Top steers 16 65. Heifers 13 09 15 00. Weaners steady. Sheep 6 000 bids mixed with lambs 15 50 15 60. Estimated tomorrow hogs 15 000 cattle 2 000 sheep 4 000.
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Chicago
Grain table update from Chicago morning report
Chicago grain table shows high and low prices for Wheat Oats Rye and May December and September contracts with figures across Sep Dec May and July options. Cash grain markets note soybeans with a brief price for two yellow types.
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Chicago
Oper
Allied push toward Cassino and Rome valley road
Allied forces mass north of Cassino as American and French Fifth Army units prepare a full-scale assault on the mountain stronghold. Heavy bombing strikes Centocelle and Ciampino airfields south of Rome while British and German guns clash in the Dover Straits.
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Suio
Castelforte
Cassino
5Th Army
Assino
Rome
Centocelle
Ciampino
Dover Straits
Chicago Produce Markets Report
Chicago market report shows eggs unsettled and unchanged with 12 785 receipts and varied categories. Poultry receipts listed as 1 car and 29 trucks with market steady and unchanged.
Metals produced in mountain states sustain shipbuilding needs
Small western states housing 2.3 percent of the population produce major metals for ships. Four states employ forty thousand miners who yield 50 percent of copper, 97 percent molybdenum, virtually all vanadium, 24 percent lead, and 20 percent zinc for U S industry.
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Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Utah
New Mexico
U. S
Iron rich foods support growing children
Foods that contain iron aid in forming hemoglobin for new red blood corpuscles. Because more new red blood cells are needed for growth, children require more iron, proportionately, than adults. Hemoglobin carries oxygen to body cells and carbon dioxide away from them.
Intercity Bus and Train Riders Reach 29 Million Monthly
The ODT reports over 29 million people ride intercity buses and trains monthly for social visits or amusement. This group accounts for about a quarter of the total monthly passenger load.
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ODT
Farm People Urged to Buy War Bonds in Iowa
R K Bliss Iowa State College extension director praises farmers in the third war loan drive. He notes rising rural bank deposits and higher farm incomes, urging investment of current income and cash reserves in war bonds to secure postwar needs and aid the war effort.
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Ames
Iowa
R. K. Bliss
Iowa State College
Kassel Turns Toward Modern Pool With Brine Spring
Kassel Germany, famed for medicinal baths and Gothic architecture, opens a new swimming pool fed by a recently discovered brine spring. The city’s attractions include gabled houses half timbered streets and palaces funded by profits from selling Hessian subjects to England.
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Kassel
Germany
England
Synthetic liquid fuel from coal gains momentum in research
Government and private experimentation advance synthetic liquid fuel production by combining hydrogen with coal under pressure. The scope suggests United States coal reserves could support large scale fuel manufacture.
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United States
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Geo. J. Breitenbach
North Side Cafe
Oase
Inquire Journal
C. L. Jengs
New London
Lloyd
Poline
Ark
Taylor Stout
Richland
Ucker’s Hatchery
N. m St
Ottumwa
Elmer Melure
P.O
Olumbus Junction
Rock Chicks
Davenort
Town
Ford
Sorrell
Dodge Motors
Plymouth Motors
Millers Garage
Plymouth Tudor
R. Washington
Harry Maxwell
Tme
Washington Concrete Company
Armour
Larson Plumbing & Heating
New Hampshire
Paul Benell
Kalona
Eclipse Lumber Company
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Agriculture Experiment Association
Oetjen
International
Hampshire Boat
Glenn Pratt
L. Conry
Haskins
Reister Bros
J. C. Cannon
Crawfordsville
Brooder House
Hampshire Red Bullets
Pete Perdock
Wessler Blacksmith Shop
Pioneer Drug Store
Berkshire
Yorkshire
Wm. Zachs
Riverside
Harrow
Evener
Dave Livingston
Chevrolet
Vicland
Oetjen’s
G.G.B
Sitter's Auto Parts
Nort Marion
Hampshire
Mt. Union
Brenneman
Brighton
Walter Peck
E. Pleasant Plain
Ernest Krantz
McCormick Deering
Wards
Sea Sons
Wm. J. Vogel
Shorthorn
Yearlin Charlie
Ray Y. Hochstetler
McDaniel Drug Store
Washington Oil Company
Martin's
H. C. Finney
Ward's
Famous Wards
R.O.P
Montgomery Ward and Company
S. Side of Square
E.O.W
Journal
Whittaker Sale
M. Olsen
Washington Co. Nat. Farm Loan Assn
Jeffrey Building
Ramseyer
Hatchery
Washington St
Evening Journal
Earl Tl. Simerman
Lost Defense
Stewart School
East Main Street
George J. Breitenbach
Freshwater’s Feed Store
AETNA
ORR Land Company
Owa
Chicago Livestock
Cyoa
Fred
Reister
Produce
Bliss
Eisenhower
Europe
U.S
Bordwell
Corn King
R. R
Federal Land Bank
Garm Loan
Farmers Cooperative System
America
National Farm Loan Association
Gho. D. Umphrey
N. Court St
Fairfield
Jeffries
Manning
Keosauqua
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