Golfer Breaks Wellman Course Record
Wellman golf champion Donald Taylor broke the local course record Monday with a par under. He scored threes on the second third and eighth holes, par on all others except the ninth where five strokes were taken.
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Martha Adais
Wellman
Donald Taylor
Donald
Mary Tracy
E. S. Hensinger
Ottumwa Camp
Arrowhead
Jack
Reimar Starke
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Ernest Gragg
H. E. Ross
Modesto
Robert Adams
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Jay White
Chas. Schachner
Merle Enfield
VY. G
Joe Schlabaugh
V. G
Charles Green
Frank Wilson
Guy Moothart
Inside Guardian
Harry Huber
Outside Guardian
Goetotlieb Hess
Will Wagamon
Arthur Rugg
Noble Grand
Irwin Goodwin
Odd Fellows Pew
Raymond Kos
Ll. S
Ralph Kringman
Wayne Denigan
Ward Wetrich
Lyle Walton
Floyd Griffith
L. S&s
Joe Cortum
Schuyler Love
Browiets
Ward Miller
Diana Coffey
WSUI
H. N. & Club
Nellie Courance
Charles Semie
Acwoods
Cedar Walls
Vanguard
Merle Enfilde
Paul Haun
St. W. Wirtz
Lloyd Bull
A. J Nichols
Mirkle
Keota
Lyall Smith
Jean Dutweiler
News Notes Of Our Neighboring Communities
Journal subscription representative D. F. Macon reports brief local items from nearby towns. Short notices cover community events, meetings, and notables, reflecting small town life and civic happenings.
May family on farm amid town notes and beacons at Ainsworth
The July 9 issue notes John May and family on a 172 acre farm southeast of Ainsworth enjoying a good oat and corn crop, and mentions local visitors and events. It also comments on the Washington Three Quarter Century club and social news, including Elder Shannon and regional readers, with reflections on Texas crime and then current federal politics featuring Jack Garner and a fishing note as Congress adjourns.
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John May
Washington City
Ainsworth
Mrs. May
New Co
Billy Moore
Frank Chihak
Three Quarter Century Club
Washington
J. M. Stewart
Jim
Jim Fitzgerald
Jack Garner
Congress
America
Jack
Texas
Merly
Garner
Mr. Garner
W. W. Means
D. C
Fingerprints Left After Washington Incident
Thanks to George Miller of Washington R. and who left his fingerprints in Washington Thursday.
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Jacob Rudolph
Brighton
Onmr Town
George Miller
Washington R
Washington
Local notes recount injuries, visits, and family events
A stream of small town notices lists a firecracker accident injuring a girl, medical procedures for several residents, visits between relatives, vacations, births, and local social events. Names include Joe Goring, Elwin Millen, Carrie Swartzendruber, and many families visiting from Des Moines, Cedar Rapids, Storm Lake, and Newton.
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Joe Goring
Arm Bureau
Lawrence Brown
Lloyd Mcplethorp
Museine
Wellman Tuesaday
Elwin Millen
Joe L. Miller
Zeno Aller
Moath
Arthur Dodds
Dursts
Carol Scott
Storm Lake
Hensinger
William Baker
Donald
St. Paul
G. Gardner
Imogene Peterman
Luzerne
Market Stats Chicago July 4 Hog and Cattle Trends
Chicago markets report 7 000 hogs with 2 500 direct and bids 10 to 25 cents lower than yesterday. Cattle receipts forecast 1 500 with steady to strong values. steer and heifer costs range from 5.50 to 16.75 for beef, 4.00 to 14.75 for cows, calves 7.50 to 10.50. Sheep count 4 000 with lambs 11.00 to 12.00 and yearlings 7.00 to 9.00. feeders 8.59 to 8.56.
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Chicago
Chicago Produce Market Update Summary
Chicago spots show steady to easy markets for eggs butter and poultry. Egg receipts total 16 170 cases with dirties 18 percent while current receipts rise 206 percent. Butter futures steady with tubs and various grade percentages. Poultry markets steady with broilers ducks bees and turkeys listed by percent ranges.
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Chicago
Soybran Warket Market Rates Mixed in July Updates
Readable fragments show July market rates for Soybran Warket with a sequence of percentages 1.15 1.13 1.14 and notes of October and December values. The text lists fluctuating figures alongside month markers but lacks full context or clarifying details.
Chicago Cash Corn Prices Reported for July 4
Chicago cash corn prices shown for July 4 include No 2 mixed at 132 to 132 marked 130 to 132 No 4 yellow 425 No 2 white 132 to 132 sample grade 102 to 109 with an estimated 30 car lots.
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Chicago
Grain futures and local visits feature Chicago table
Chicago grain table shows July to December prices for wheat corn oats and rye with percent changes. Local notes report Max Duskin of Moline spending the weekend at parental home and visits by Mrs Duskin and Bobby to West Liberty, plus Cedar Rapids visitor Joy Huston and other family gatherings over the Fourth of July with relatives from Marengo Chicago Des Moines and West Liberty.
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Max Duskin
Moline
Oren Duskin
Duskin
Bobby
Bill McConnell
West Liberty
Joy Huston
Cedar Rapids
Thede Zillmer
Ralph Ashly
Wilson Ashley
Marengo
Eben Ashley
Hicago
Letha Ashley
Fawn Johnston
Des Moines
Fourth of July Reflections in a Taxed World
A reflective line contrasts the Fourth of July with present concerns as crowds recall the holiday’s meaning beyond celebration. The speaker notes time heals many wounds except those caused by heavy taxes and financial strain.
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Kaiser
Ludwig Ocenasek
Austria
Collier's Weekly
Berlin-Vienna
Czechoslovakia
Muntjac or Chinese Barking Deer Facts
The Muntjac or Chinese barking deer is the deer family’s smallest member with a stature no higher than a medium sized dog. They exist in two sizes, one Chinese barking deer and another about six inches taller with white markings. Native to Southern and Eastern Asia, these reddish brown creatures move in frightened bursts. The name comes from sportsmen in India due to their sharp barking cry. Bucks resemble small antlered deer with inward curved tips.
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Los Angeles Times
Asia
India
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Travis County
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New York City
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