Name Solicitors in Fourth Bond Drive At Crawfordsville
Crawfordsville January 27 The fourth War Bond drive continues this week with solicitors listed for town and township. Leading volunteers include J. Huston, Mrs. Lee Lease, Mrs. D. W. Githens, Margaret Davidson, Violet Fletcher, J. C. Mitchell, William Henss, R. R. Shaffer, Forrest McNeill, plus others not named. New cashier H H Johnson of Ames begins work. K A Coatey resigns after eleven years and will move March first to a farm northwest of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Manner
Crawfordsville
J. ©. Huston
Lee Lease
D. W. Githens
Margaret Davidson
Violet Fletcher
J. C. Mitchell
William Henss
R. R. Shaffer
Forrest McNeill
People’s Savings Bank
Rrin H. Johnson
Ames
K. A. Coatey
Local Notes From Pilotburg Community Scene
Mr. and Mrs. Dow Bishop purchased the Isaac Yoder property in Kal oha but do not plan to move this year. The Cortum family will relocate from the Will Brown farm to the Gerald Teets farm near Wellman. The Furgeson family will move to their newly purchased vacated farm. Mrs. Reynold Greiner and son Ronnie visit Me. and Mrs. James Chilupa. Mrs. Bud Nichols hosts Dow Bishop and family. Marion Stransky spreads acid phosphate while Ellsworth Kelley and Richard Scott assist with lime. Fat hogs begin to market. Carl Oldfield helps at the triple A office. Miss Haste of the National Holiness Society speaks at Pilotburg Church. Cloyd Cress visits Mrs. Anna Rogers and Fred Mouser. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Flynn travel to Seattle to see their children. The Stranskys from Iowa City and Riverside visit Mrs. Frank Stransky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stransky
Pilotburg
Dow Bishop
Isaac Yoder
Kaloha
Beets
Joe Cortum
Will Brown
Flarm
Gerald Teets
Wellman
Furgeson
Reynold Greiner
Ronnie
James Chilupa
Bud Nichols
Marion Stransky
Ellsworth Kelley
Richard Scott
Carl Oldfield
Triple A
Miss Haste
National Holiness Society
Pilotbury Church
Cloyd Cress
Riverside
Anna Rogers
Fred Mouser
Seattle
Ralph Flynn
Cedar Rapids
Wash
Iowa City
Milo Stransky
Emma Shalla
Cleaning Tinware with Simple Household Methods
For galvanized buckets, tubs, and garbage pails use coarse scouring powder. Do not shine tin as the coating may wear off and cause rust. Dry pans thoroughly. To remove stubborn burnt food, boil a little soda and water for up to five minutes only.
Mature Spuds Store Best Immature Potatoes
Immature potatoes shrink faster than mature ones due to thinner skins causing greater water loss. Mature potatoes retain moisture longer, reducing shrinkage and maintaining quality.
Markets Chicago cattle and hogs slip ahead of Tuesday quotes
Chicago market report shows cattle 5 000 head with calves 800 and steady to lower bids amid sparse steers and yearlings. best fed steers 16 60 with bulk 13 25 to 15 50. Sheep 8 000 with lambs steady to fully steady. western lambs 16 10 to 16 38 per cwt. Hogs 20 000 slow on heavy weights but active on lighter weights with 200 to 300 pounds at 13 75 and 330 to 360 pounds at 12 65 to 13 00. total unsold around 15 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago produce market unsettled with mixed egg receipts
Eggs receipts totaled 13 949 cases with market unsettled. Extra firsts 56 percent and firsts 8414, current receipts 34, dirties 31, checks 29. Production data from Chicago January 27.
Grain table fragment shows wheat figures
A grain table fragment lists wheat with values such as high and close figures, though the lines are garbled with percent signs and accents. The OCR text suggests prices or indices but lacks full numbers or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Weekly Community Sales at Whittaker and Nearby Venues
Friday sale schedule notes multiple events across Iowa sites including Ainsworth Columbus Junction West Chester Washington Kalona New Haven Noble Mt. Union and West Chester. Listings mention Ed Colton Kenneth Swailes Kno tek Bros Timm Harvey Gingerich families and firms with dates Feb 1 2 8 9 10 15 17 23 and start times around 11:30 or 12:30 p.m. Bred gilt and purebred Hampshire sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Colton
Kenneth Swailes
N. E
Ainsworth
N. W
Columbus Junction
West Chester
Peters and Ebner
Knotek Bros. and
Timm
S. E
Washington
Earl Kephart
Kalona
Harvey Gingerich & Son
New Haven Church
W. T. Hobbs
Noble
Wagener & Eichelberger
Allen Freckling
Hampshire Bredson and
Mt. Union
Elmas Rr
War update details Soviet advances near Leningrad areas
The article describes a Soviet push along a new rail hub 25 miles south of Leningrad toward Seiv emednika 42 miles from Estonia, while forces 25 miles southwest of Novgorod reach 3 miles above Shimsk near a key rail highway junction. Argentina breaks with the axis, cancelling shipping barges from Buenos Aires and suspending radio and telephone links with Berlin and Tokyo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key
Leningrad
Seivemednika
Estonia
Novgorod
Shimsk
Straya Russa
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Berlin
Tokyo
Food waste in the home adds up in the aggregate
The passage notes that at least 15 percent of food entering homes is wasted as uneaten scraps, peelings, moldy ends of bread, and other small losses. Though each item seems minor, the combined effect is significant.
Home Project Lesson on Care and Repair of Equipment
The third in a series of home project lessons titled Care and Repair of Equipment will be presented to Cedar Township ladies on Tuesday February 1 at the Farm Bureau office from 1 30 to 4 00 p m. The session aims to help homemakers understand and operate equipment like ranges refrigerators washing machines cleaners and irons more efficiently. Participants should bring a cord to repair or a small screwdriver and a sharp knife or a knife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Township
Farm Bureau
Burden for Victory Call Urges Essential War Jobs
General Eisenhower stresses total effort for victory in Europe in 1944. He urges every American to do a full share, noting heavy ammunition needs for the invasion and asking non essential workers to join essential war jobs by applying at a U S Employment Service office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Europe
Tome
U. S
Treat All Birds for Lice to Prevent Reinfestation
When treatments for lice or mites are applied, include every bird in the flock. Leaving one or two untreated allows reinfestation of the entire flock.
Worry of FALSE TEETH
Don't be embarrassed by loose false teeth slipping or wobbling. Sprinkle a little FASTEETH powder on plates to hold plates more firmly with a pleasant taste free of gummy feel. Alkaline nonacid formula. available at any drug store.
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C. L. Jennings
New London
Briggs Stratton Motor
Phil George
Elmer Mac Clure
Duane Hazen
Hay
Gene Worth
Wessler Blacksmith Shop
Hunt's Meat and Locker Service
Ford
Sorrell’s
Martin’s
Wost
Iowa
Sandy
Ralph Wehr
Ren
Marner Miller
Guernsey
R. L. Beliel
McAllister
Walter Nicholson
Telephone
Kenneth Goodwin
Berkshire
Elmer Mason
H. B. Nicola
H. C. Finney
Pioneer Drug Store
Yorkshire
Wm. Zachs
Joe Wolfe
David Huber
Reister Bros
Washington Concrete Company
Armour’s
H. Wolfe
Jefferson St
Eclipse Lumber Company
Dallas
Farmall
Laurence Mottet
Ray V. Hochstetler
J. C. Cannon
Crawford
Ville
Royverot
Ekelipse Lumber Company
Call
Goodyear
Goodrich
Washington Oil Company
Hampshire
Jay Brewer
Walter Mickey
White Rock
Five Point Hatchery
Daven
Port, Iowa
Keith Kompact Kalamus
Glasgow
Montana
George J. Breitenbach
M. Olsen
Washington Co
Nat, Farm Loan Assn
Jeffrey Building
Ramseyer
Hatchery
Washington &T
Evening Journal
Cae
Reister
Mawel
AETNA
ORR Land Company
Washington, Towa
D. Bishop
Kaiona
Freshwater’s Fred Store
Chicago Livestock
Journal
Whittaker Sale
J.D. Dayton
North Side
Honeymead
Meel
A Also Products CO
Burden
Phillips & Hebner
Bordwell
Corn King
RE. R
Washington, Lowa
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