For Sale Seed Oats and Car of Northern Feeding Oats
For sale 500 bu Boone and 600 bu Control seed oats state tested contact John Ganon at R27 20 or Porter Elevator West Chester phone 4 299t2. Also a car of best quality northern feeding oats on track now at Porter Elevator West Chester phone 4 299t2.
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Porter Elevator
West Chester
BOONE
John Ganon
Crawfordsville Notes Aims At Local School Quartet
A boys quartet including Junior Despain Cleo Cherryholmes Kenneth Beenblossom and Roger Hamilton formed at school under Manda Davies. Ft Madison couple Mr and Mrs Lewis Thomas spent weekend with Mr and Mrs Lee Lease. Mrs Thomas celebrated a birthday. Lisle Anwyl left Mediapolis after visiting Mrs Vernon White. Alice Holmes visited Cedar Rapids relatives. Arthur Rathmell hosted dinner guests from Ainsworth near Washington. A cooperative chicken dinner marked birthdays of Mrs Rathmell and Mrs Wilcox. Nellie Robertson in California reports health improvement. J H Crooks recovering from recent Iowa City hospital operation. condition satisfactory.
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Mary W. Packer
Crawfordsville
Junior Despain
Cleo Cherryholmes
Kenneth Beenblossom
Roger Hamilton
Manda Davies
Lewis Thomas
Ft. Madison
Lee Lease
Thomas
Margaret Schmitt
Lisle Anwyl
Vernon White
Mediapolis
Alice Holmes
Cedar Rapids
T. M. Holmes
Arthur Rathmell
M. R. Wilcox
Ainsworth
Scott Wilcox
Washington
Chicago Livestock Market Roundup Hog Prices Rise
Markets show hogs at 14.75 for 160 plus pounds with some 140 to 160 at 14.25 to 14.75. Cattle demand firm with fed steers and yearlings up 25 cents, heifers and steers scarce. Sheep opening steady with good lambs at 14.60 to 15.75 and western wooled at 16.10 or higher. Totals: hogs 13,000 cattle 10,000 sheep 5,000.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain Table Opens Mixed as Prices Edge Higher
Open high low close figures show wheat May at 160 with gains through July 152 and Dec 152. Corn May at 14.5 cents, July 11.05 cents, Sep 10.95. Oats May 66, rye May 112, Sep 105 with varied monthly moves across wheat corn rye oats futures.
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Chicago
Cleanliness Key to Prevent Colds Emphasized
A health note stresses that cleanliness helps prevent colds and is among the easiest practices to adopt. It highlights daily hygiene as a simple, effective defense against illness.
Chicago Cash Grain Report Lacks Full Details
In Chicago on January 0, buyers reported oats price at 2 white 79 percent but the brief entry provides no further context or quantities.
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Chicago
Jan
Chicago Produce Roundup Delivers Mixed Egg and Poultry Markets
Chicago notes a firm market for eggs with receipts at 10,9738 cases and prices ranging from 32 to 38 cents per dozen for various grades. Current receipts sit near 35.1 with firsts at 37.6 to 38.6, and firties at 32 to 34. Poultry receipts show trucks steady, market firm and unchanged.
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Community and farm sale notices weekly listings
A row of sale announcements from a local paper lists weekly Friday auction at Whittaker sale barn and Wednesday livestock sales at Midway Sales Co. in Columbus Junction Iowa. It itemizes Feb auctions including Closing Out, Bred Gilt, and farm sales with locations near West Chester Brighton Crawfordsville and other nearby towns, with auctioneers Mann Gingerich Fitzpatrick Klotz Duncan Hendrickson.
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Midway Sales
Columbus Junction
Iowa
West Chester
Mann & Gingerich
L. C. Fitzpatrick
Knotek Bros
Timm
Highway 92
J. K. Clegg
W. P. Miller
Klotz and
Duncan
Pleasant Plain
Joe Rich
J. W. Hendrickson
S. W
Brighton
A. C. Saunders
Hall & Gordon
Ainsworth
Haskins
Klotz & Duncan
Greengate Farm
N. W
Crawfordsville
Marion Kipp
Sandy Hook Corner
Taylor Stout
Brown & Bruty
Sheffer
Jake Hendrickson
So Many Birds Signal Spring in Bethel
News from Bethel notes robins meadowlarks and plentiful cardinals amid snow while groundhog emerges. Local birds, fox and crow flocks are reported as winter wanes. Community updates include visits, moves, birthdays, anniversaries, and nearby hospital trips involving Gideon, Kolasick, Letts, Niffenegger, and others. The Kucera anniversary marks fifty one years with ten children and fifteen grandchildren.
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Bethel
Groundhog
Roof Fire at Winger House in Riverside
Early Saturday a roof fire at Mrs. James Winger’s residence north of the post office was stopped after sparks from the chimney ignited a small roof hole. Firefighters contained the blaze before it spread due to Riverside’s limited water supply. Ardell Geret is hospitalized in Iowa City for an eye injury from farm work. Rose Dautremont has left town for unknown reasons.
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Riverside
James Winger
Rose Dautremont
Orris Family Observes 78th Birthday With Dinner
Crawfordsville reports S K Orris celebrates his 78th birthday with a family dinner at his home. Ralph and Dorothy, Paul Howell, W A Orris and Billy, Clarence Hering and Viola, Mary Gardner, and relatives attend. Billy Orris on leave from the Army poses with his grandfather for a keepsake photo. Local pupils tested, teachers absent since Christmas plan return, and Crawfordsville to face Kalona in a basketball tourney.
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Mary W. Packer
Crawfordsville
S. K. Orris
Hering
Irvin Stortz
Germanville
Joe Conrad
King
Iowa
Bergstrom
Carol Edwards
Wayland
Erbe
Kalona
Wellman
Local notes and family updates from area residents
Alvin Jones returns home on leave from England after six months abroad. Irvin Sommers and family welcomed a daughter after moving to Oakland California last summer. Jeannette Hanna plans to resume teaching at Montezuma after visiting her sister-in-law. Mrs. Kenneth Rhea returns from Wyoming as Kenneth moves to a Pennsylvania camp. T. H. Hustons come back from Des Moines this weekend.
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Pritchard
S-Set
Alvin Jones
J. D. Jones
England
Irvin Sommers
Oakland
Calif
Jeannette Hanna
Harley Rhea
Montezuma
Kenneth Rhea
Wyoming
Kenneth
Pennsylvania
T. H. Huston
Des Moines
Safe ladder practices for reach and steadiness
Guidance on ladder use to reach objects safely. Avoid makeshift spreaders like rope or chains. Place the ladder to ensure easy access to targets. Have a helper steady the ladder if possible. Do not stand on the top step. use a ladder tall enough for at least two steps from the top.
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