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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1940

Page

5

Market Report Hogs Cattle Veal and Sheep Prices

Chicago market news reports hogs at 25 cents lower with top 6.75. Cattle receipts 9 000 calves 1 50. light steers mostly steady and yearlings about 10 50. Choice to prime 1276 lb steers 2 00. heifers steady best 10 65. vealers 9 50 to 10 00. Sheep 2 000 lambs steady best native springers 10 60. fat sheep steady. Estimated tomorrow receipts Cattle 9 000 hogs 14 000 sheep 4 000.

Chicago

Chicago Cash Corn Prices and Soybeans Report

Chicago spot cash grain prices show corn varying between 61% and 66 percent, with yellow and white categories listed and mixed lots noted. Soybeans show mixed yellow and white samples, with percentages given for several grades and lots.

Chicago S&s

Grain market figures from Chicago open high low close

Open high low close data for wheat corn oats rye and other grains in Chicago with July September and December contracts. Prices show small gains for some months and mixed movements across commodities. Specific figures include wheat around 174 and 174 for July and Sept, corn near 60 61, oats around 30s and rye mid 40s.

Chicago

Chicago Produce Firm Reports Mixed Fresh Receiving Figures

Mricago Produce Chicago reports current receipts of 15 thousand plus, with dirties at 1 344. The market firm notes 14 701 cases in receipts and 16 percent extras graded as firsts, including fresh graded firsts at 16 percent. Checks are mentioned in passing.

Poultry Market Steady With Varied Receipts Noted

Market reports show poultry receipts of 41 trucks with small hens 16, springs 17 to 20, broilers 16’s and other prices unchanged. Local social notes mention visits and picnics across the community including Fairfield Pleasant Plain Coppock and Sunset Park with updates on Sam Lambert’s recovery.

Sam Lambert Harold Beenblossom Paul Donald Sunset Park Glen Thompson Glen Karl Lambert Sam B., Nicholson Stephen Nicholson

Report Threshing Nears in 1940 Summer

Shiloh July 9 1940 report notes threshing time for the year 1940 is approaching as farmers finish haying and oats binders rush. Local visits include Emanuel and Lester Blick families, Joe Amrine home guests, Robert Gage Wellman and William Caldwell as grandfather companion, and Roberta Kay near Ainsworth with Donaldson and Simmons families.

H. J. Schoonover Shiloh Emanuel Blick West Liberty Lester Blick Baby Joe Amrine Robert Gage Wellman Lawrence Swift William Caldwell L. B. Donaldson Robert Henderson Roberta Kay Ainsworth Burdell Donaldson Milt Denison Jay Simmons

West Point Cadet Speaks on Honor System at Rotary

Cadet Matt Redlinger, furloughed from West Point, addressed the Ames Rotary Club detailing the academy discipline and honor code. He described peer reporting of infractions, options of resignation or court martial, and his belief in the system forming future military leaders. President LeRoy Pratt introduced moving pictures of West Point drills and Jamestown era sites.

Matt Redlinger West Point Military Academy Rotary Club Redlinger LeRoy Pratt West Point C. A. Boice Matt Washington Pratt Jamestown Eredericksburg Williamsburg Fred Geneva

Richey White Visits Grandparents During Parents Trip

Crawfordsville July 49 Mr and Mrs Vernon White and guests depart for a week fishing trip in Minnesota. Richey White stays with grandparents Mr and Mrs Harry White. W C Rauscher assists in the White store. Various relatives from Des Moines Newton Randalia and others visit the Henry Cheney home and attend the 4th of July events.

Ruby Hinton Waterloo Jeanette Hanna Howard Kratter Janice Cedar Falls J. C. Mitchell Richard Edith Miller Iowa City Ralph Scheussler Roger Davenport Grant Edwards Marian Williams State Teachers College Bernice Bushnell Dana Barnes East Orange New Jersey Louise Barnes Greenwich Mary @Manners Crawfordsville Vernon White J. Stites Keota Minnesota Richey White Harry White W. C. Rauscher Charles Pecinovsky Charles Des Moines George Kruse Marlene Newton L. H. van Sickle Randalia Henry Cheney VanSickle Cheney Peernoveky Joe Easter Los Angeles Calif Lee Lease Wilton Junction California Joseph Cheney Ivan Older Beverly Hlenry

Roy Wood Loses Fine Four Year Old Colt With Lockjaw

Xenia dispatch reports Roy Wood loses a high quality four year old black colt due to lockjaw. The item also records family events and visits including weddings, vacations, and gatherings involving the Wood and Stephens families and neighbors across Colsburg Columbus Junction and Mt. Pleasant.

Roy Wood Xenia Norman Julia Wilma Willard Colsburg Maudie Oldhorn Carol Stephens Davenport James Quinn Eugene Stephens Claud Killgore Neal Smith James CC. Smith Columbus Junction Nellie van Horn Mary Frieda Hugh Morris van Horns and Cleges James Cleges Fred Wagonknecht Flint, Mich Fred Anna Wagonknecht

Railroad and lodge notices list regular meetings and train schedules

A historic column lists the cC R J P Westbound Washington Lodge no 26 meeting each first Friday with Howard McBride as W M and A W Yard as secretary. It also provides daily rail schedules including Golden State Limited trains, local and Californian stops, with times for westbound and eastbound services and agent contacts at Knoxville Branch and Davenport Kansas City locals.

Washington Lodg A. M Howard McBride W. M A. W. Yard Golden State Limited Californian Washington California Knoxville

Wagenknecht brothers play ball at Columbus Junction tourney

Herman and Henry Wagen knecht played baseball at the Columbus Junction tournament on Thursday. Billy Frame visiting his grandparents Mr and Mrs W Frame returned home with cousin Jimmy Clegg from Columbus Junction for a short visit.

Herman and Henry Wagenknecht Columbus Junction Billy Frame Mrs. W. Frame Jimmy Clegg

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Karl Littie Delbert Badham Powers Produce Louis Baird J. D. Rabenold Ford Tractor Dealersill Iowa Farm Equip. Co 18Th and Locust St. Des Moines Iowa Geo Youne Lucille C. V. Crull South W. S. Kyle Charles Hebner Alvin Hahn Journal Caverhaul BE. Campbell Monroe O. J. Turner Prone Cental America Jesus Judas Peter Midway Sale Co Columbur Motion Rity Weed Ward Peterson Sheep Company Milwaukee Yards Guy Cole J. C. Buenneke Yours Harry Miller Foster Gamble ICE Washington Lee Service Ostfeod Chicago Livestock Chicago Grain Table Mricago Geo. J. Breitenbach R. W. Moore Minnie Chance Montgomery Warg & Co Montgomery Ward & Co Sea Shropshire Rama F. J. Salladay Washington Oil Company J. A. Marsh Ramseyer’s Hatchery Chevrolet Steyert & Crone H. H. Reister D. F. Sayre Scott Furniture Co Garrett's Shell Station Petera Hardware Kel Swisher Robin Hood Children’s Rob-Air Footwear Tucker Chevrolet Mac Tim Gee Reeve's W. Madison Jugenheimer Joe MM. Wolfe Pleasant Inn North Avenue George J. Breitenbach John Cunningham George J. Breipenbach Military Academy Howard Siafoose O. B Bruce Hanna Reister Bros Dewey Stephens Cc. R. J Unday PR. RR. CO West Hound Davenport-Kansas City Burlington Trailways NOTH Candy Kitchen North Side Square Coast 4 Coast AL Cantons Puak Ouch Amonce Rockies West America Denver Shirley-Savoy J.edgar Smith KE Walton C. Bennett Mgr Broadway Official Washington Directory Optometrists A.C. Peterson Second Ave Boller State Bank Corner Upstatia W. Washington St Richard Stewart Ethel Wilson R. R. Noonan W. P. Rawn Martha Foster Harriet Coulter Harold Putoem Marion George County Lester B. Krabill Dr. W Kogie Ned Morrow Harve P. Wilson Fred Bauer Chiropractors Dr, Chas Brown Court House Washington Independent School District BE. A. Ralston Coil Harland W. Mead George Fields Ethel McCreedy Harry Bowles Richard A. Stewart Ralph W. Thompson T. J. Pease A. BE. Atchison C. W. Tucker D. F. Barnes Bherman Puneral Home West Main St Theodore B. Bailey Attorney At Law Loan & Trust S. W. Livingston George PF. Morrison J. C. Penney Co City Health Ipepicers Lloyd Lytle W. H. Fulton James Bh F. Muck Henry Bailey Ad Light Planter L. Jordan J. C. Brown Walter Kitesey Mark Pratt H. H. Retater A KB. Palmer Fficer Barrett Park Commissioners Marian &. Hailey Prank B. Miller J. E. Lemmon Lester H. Orr C. F. Boller Firg R. F. McFarlane Will Dupuis Tird Clarence Jacobs Pred Reid City Library Eva Denny Homer Stephen Lemley & Yard Ceneral Insurance East Main Street
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