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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1944

Page

7

Chicago Markets Report Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices

Hogs 15,000 head active steady to 10 cents higher across 180 to 2790 pounds and 13.75 to 13.85. top 13.85. Good and choice 280 to 300 pounds 12.35 to 12.85. 300 to 350 pounds 11.90 to 12.50. Lows mostly 10 cents higher. Cattle 16,000 head. calves 800. Fed steers and yearlings weak 10 to 15 cents. top steers 17.50. best yearlings 17.25. wealers 15.00. Sheep 6,500. scattered sales about steady. odd lots good to choice native spring lambs 14.50 to 14.75. Estimates hogs 12,000. cattle 6,000. sheep 500.

Chicago

West Chester Notes on Local Visits and Travel

Capt John Lindenmeyer and family arrived from El Paso Texas to visit the F M Lindenmeyer home. The couple will travel to Thief River Falls Minnesota to see her parents. Local families Lloyd Bauer Esther Faith Keith Eldin Bauer Junior Sandra Tommy attended a Sunset Park dinner honoring Glen Showalter and daughter Glenda Kay from Chicago.

West Chester John Lindenmeyer Catherine el Paso Texas F. M. Lindenmeyer Lindenmeyer Thief River Falls Minn Lloyd Bauer Esther Faith Keith Eldin Bauer Sandra Tommy Sunset Park Washington Glen Showalter Glenda Kay Chicago Margaret Smith Jean Ann Cherry Elda Ruth Patty McDowall Ray Miller Tarkio

Iowa AAA Chairman Hurt In Haying Accident

Des Moines column reports A J Loveland chair of the Iowa Agricultural Adjustment Agency is hospitalized in Waverly after a haying accident at his Janesville dairy farm. While lifting eight bales with a grapple hook, a powered car jerk caused him to fall from the mow to a cement driveway, breaking both arms and suffering facial and knee injuries. He likely will stay in hospital for a month or six weeks.

Des Moines A. J. Loveland Iowa Agricultural Adjustment Agency AAA Waverly Janesville Loveland

Chinch Bug Invasion Hits Southeast Iowa Crops

A heavy infestation of chinch bugs in the southern two tiers of counties in southeast Iowa damages corn oats and sudan grass. The pests, unseen by farmers for several years, are now widespread and marching in large numbers. Tar lines around fields are considered doubtful as a control measure.

Des Moines Iowa

Trucker Dies in Crash in Oskaloosa

Oskaloosa trucker Raymond Sparks, 29, was killed when the vehicle struck a telephone pole in a residential area about midnight Monday. Driver Dale Lille, 27, was held for investigation after the truck swerved across North lst.

Oskaloosa Raymond Sparks Dale Lille North Lst

Mrs. Carrie Robb, 72, Funeral Held at Brighton

Funeral services were held at 3 p m at Brighton Methodist Church for Carrie Robb born Carrie Swartzwelter aged 72 who died Monday night at her daughter’s home after a heart attack. Rev William Noland officiated burial in Brighton cemetery beside her husband Charley Robb. She is survived by sons Harold and Leonard, daughter Mrs Roy Brewer, and sister Mrs Lulu Emery.

Brighton Carrie Robb Brighton Methodist Church William Noland Ackley F. A. Hoskins Robb Roy Brewer Danville Carrie Swartzwelter Pleasant Plain Charley Robb Brewer Harold Robb Mt. Pleasant Leonard Robb Mt. Union Lulu Emery Des Moines

Report Three Boys In Wayland III with Rheumatic Fever

Three Wayland youths are listed with rheumatic fever Wilbur Wenger son of Ralph Wenger Myron McGuire son of Max McGuire and Daniel Roth son of Clarence Roth. Other local notes include a broken hip for Mrs Ida Miller a newborn daughter for Jean Anderson and a serious injury to Donald Rich overseas.

Ezra Wittmer Wayland Wilbur Wenger Ralph Wenger Myron McGuire Max McGuire Daniel Roth Clarence Roth Mary Roth Jesse Roth Chriss Roth Ida Miller Henry County Hospital Jean Anderson Rich Forest Rich Donald Betty Wyse Bloomington Art Wyse Clark Loder

Egg and poultry markets firm in Chicago notices

Chicago July 5 reports firm markets for eggs and poultry. Eggs show receipts of 15,677 cases with various quality grades and checks. Poultry receipts total 3 cars and 3 trucks with small and heavy hen stock noted.

Grain table report from Chicago market

Grain quotes from Chicago show Wheat with September 155 158 155 168 and May 160 162 159 161. Rye futures run 109 111 109 111 in September and 114 116 114 116 for May. Oats steady around 70s and 71 73 for September.

Explosion Destroys Ken and Fern’s Inn in Iowa City

Ken Ingham owner of Ken and Ferns Inn at Tiffin near Iowa City suffered shock and minor injuries when an explosion rocked the tavern followed by a fire that destroyed the building. He estimated losses at 10000 dollars after the gasoline truck outside ignited.

Iowa City Ken Ingham Ken and Fern Tiffin Here Ingham Bilding

Buffalo Bill film opens at State Theatre in Technicolor

Producer Harry A. Sherman announces the 20th Century Fox Technicolor release Buffalo Bill opens Thursday at the State Theatre. Joel McCrea stars as Buffalo Bill, descendant of western pioneers, with Linda Darnell as Dawn Starlight and Maureen O’Hara as the railroad tycoon’s daughter, highlighting diverse backgrounds in casting.

Harry A. Sherman Buffalo Bill State Theatre Joel McCrea John McCrea Southwest Midwest Linda Darnell Dawn Starlight Hollywood Maureen O'Hara Prairies Maureen Dublin

Creative Toy Box From Reclaimed Bureau Drawer

Suggests a toy box fashioned from a broken bureau drawer and a set of wooden blocks made from leftover car parts scraps. Blocks can be painted with letters, ships, flowers or other designs as desired.

Spreadable peanut butter shown versatile in cooking

The article notes peanut butter as a paint free spread useful in many dishes. It may replace part of fat in muffins biscuits frostings sauces soups and cookies.

Peanut butter noted among basic seven foods

The article lists peanut butter in one group of the basic seven foods. It notes peanut butter is over one fourth protein and a good source of vitamin B1. It also mentions minerals iron calcium and phosphorus present in small amounts.

Community Sale Fridays at Whittaker Sale Barn

The weekly community sale is held every Friday at the Whittaker sale barn. Local buyers sellers and ranchers attend to bid on livestock and related goods in a traditional country market setting.

Whittaker Sale

Three Men Drowned On Fourth of July

DES MOINES Three young men drowned in flown waters Tuesday and a 17 year old boy died while swimming near Sioux City. The victims are Leonard Reicks 21 son of Mr and Mrs Tony Reicks of near Cresco Joe Mrachek 21 son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Mrachek near Cresco and James Dyson 17 son of Mr and Mrs Lester Dyson near Lyons Neb Reicks and Mrachek reportedly drowned trying to save two girl companions when a motorboat overturned.

Des Moines Sioux City Leonard Reicks Tony Reicks Cresco Joe Mrachek Arthur Mrachek James Dyson Lester Dyson Lyons Reicks Mrachek

State Gasoline Taxes Show an Increase

Des Moines district OPA chief Walter D. Kline says fewer black market gas sales in Iowa, with higher farm fuel demand. State treasurer reports June gasoline tax collections of 1,578,184 dollars, up 84,927 from last year, an increase equivalent to tax on 2,830,000 gallons.

Des Moines Walter D. Kline Office of Price Administration OPA Iowa

Center Hinge Addition Solves Door Binding Issue

A warped inside door may bind on the door stop and refuse to close. Installing a third hinge at the center resolves this common problem in about nine out of ten cases.

Iowa School Taxes Top $100 Million For First Time Since 1932

Des Moines reports Iowa real estate tax bill payable this year surpasses 100 million dollars for 1943 collections with 50 million in district school taxes and 3.1 million rise from last year. County auditors and the state tax commission compiled the figures.

Des Moines Iowa State Tax Commission

School Tax Share Rises Slightly This Year

The school tax shows a rise of 4,209,000 over last year’s 45,868,000, with the school’s share this year nearly five percent of the total.

Woman Dies at Funeral of Former Neighbor

At Eldorado services for Charles Wolf 86 two events occurred. Mrs Joe Brookner about 70 who had come with her husband to the funeral died of a heart attack as she rose to leave the Wolf home. Henry Fels 27 a grandson fainted as mourners left the church and was unconscious for an hour and a half.

West Union Charles Wolf Eldorado Joe Brookner Henry Fels

Names in the Navy Top Lists of War Tallies

A recent compilation shows the Smiths total 21,476 servicemen and women in the navy. The Johns follow with 15,045 and the Joneses with 11,035, illustrating family name strength in wartime service.

Smiths Navy Johnsons Jones Boys

Vatican City: Papal Sovereignty and Residence History

Vatican City became a sovereign territory for the Pope after the 1929 Lateran Treaty. The Pope has resided officially in Vatican City since 1377, with the enclave located within the city state in Rome.

Vatican City Rome Vatican

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