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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1940

Page

7

Chicago Produce Market Report Highlights Steady Prices

Chicago July 11 market report shows overall produce steady with receipts at 15 622 cases. Extra firsts 17 fresh graded firsts 16. Current receipts 15 percent dirties 13 percent checks 138 percent. Poultry market easier with receipts one car and 52 trucks. Small hens 13 percent No 2 hens 1144 springs 19 to 21 percent hen turkeys 14 percent. other prices unchanged.

Chicago

Two Jehovahs Witnesses Told to Leave Town

In Grundy Center two Jehovah's Witnesses were ordered to leave after a charge of peddling without a license was dismissed by Mayor C Ss Macey. Albert Theusen of Dike and Dale C Knowlton of Webster City had been distributing pamphlets urging Americans not to salute flags.

Grundy Center Jehovah's Witnesses C. Ss. Macey Albert Theusen Dike Dale C. Knowlton Webster City

Fingers Burned by Firecracker In Brighton News

Dickey Henry child of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Henry suffered severe finger burns from a firecracker. His left hand was burned, the middle finger torn, and three fingers on his right hand burned. The incident is reported among a long local notices column detailing visits, travels, and family events in Brighton on July 10.

Rhua Helmick Brighton Dickey Henry Forrest Henry Harry Newton Waterloo West Chester Washington Betty Jean Hexworth MaeKern Maquoketa C. G. Pickens Eloise Johnston Minnico Johnston Stockport Ruth Marjorie Rotzinger Lewis Galfana Thomas Wolf Elgin Homer Rotzinger Roy Mary Rotzinger Evelyn Peggy Mineart Edgar Rotzinger Newlon Sunset Park Rotzinger Harry Newlon Howard Newlon Charles Newlon Sharon Wm. Adams Sigourney Earnest Miller

New Roster For Troop F Highlights Veteran Sergeants And Young Recruits

Captain Oral J. Brown announces a Troop F roster in Des Moines with 18 to 20 year old recruits and veterans led by Sergeants Rudy Knottnerus Rodney Kephart and Tom Dodds. The list includes officers First Lieutenant Max Donaldson Second Lieutenant Nathaniel Young and a long roster of privates and inactive members reflecting a mix of experience and potential in the Washington troop.

Ter Des Moines Maxwell O’ Brien Pine Captai Brown Rudy Knottnerus Rodney Kephart Knottnerus Tom Dodds 54Th Infantry Washington Brown Oral J. Brown Max A. Donaldson Nathaniel #. Young Rudolph W. Knottnerus Calvin C. Chowning Gilbert R. Dickinson Thomas H. Dodd William H. James Rodney D. Kephart James L. Meran Claude HH. Carson Willard R. Edmondson Robert ¥. Lewis Glenn R. Murphy Amer W. Palmer Robert KB. Porter Slarsh G. Atkinson Chares L. Cory Richard FE. Fields Rex 15. Kinsen Cyril James Richard EK. Long Richard W. Longer William 4d. Lotger Daral D. McDoie Wilwar J. Bruty John B. Combs Glenn Kk. Durst Wayne F. Durst Harlan DD. Evans John FE. Fignan Archie Kk. Godwin Max A. Goulwin Willard EF. Gray Glen A. Hamilton Richard W. Hawkins Merle BE. Hiller Alfred W.itteskina Daryl N. Hoyle Thomas W. Nelly Robert

Crawfordsville Shower Honoree Mrs Lester Bill

Mrs Lester Bill of Crawfordsville is the shower honoree after Rev and Mrs Lester Bill visited Muscatine for the event. The item notes visitors include Mrs Frank Fletcher returning from Moline and the Fervier couple returning from their Colorado honeymoon. Wilburt Rose and W P Davynson attended the Democratic district convention in Iowa City where Rose served as a delegate. Iowa City Presbytery met with ministers and families present and a park picnic followed. Shirley Conrey of Haskins visited Gwyneth Davies and joined the Iowa City trip with the Conrey family formerly residents of the town.

Mary Manners Crawfordsville Lester Bill Muscatine Frank Fletcher Moline Clarence Fletcher Dell Fervier Colorado Wilburt Rose W. P. Davynson Haskins Gwyneth Davies Lowa City Conrey Erly

Markets Chicago hogs and cattle report tightens price ranges

Chicago markets show hogs up 15 to 25 cents with top 6.90 for 180 to 270 lb, other weights 6.25 to 6.75. Cattle: 3,000, calves 1,000. fed steers and yearlings firm, cows steady, heifers up. fat sheep steady with lambs around 26 cents lower. Estimated tomorrow: cattle 1,500 hogs 9,000 sheep 1,000.

Chicago

Chicago Cash Corn Prices July 11

Chicago cash grain report lists corn with mixed 74 and yellow 65 to 66 percent bids, oats with mixed 32 and white 54 to 34 percent bids, and soybeans at 21 dollars per bushel for yellow.

Chicago

Grain table for Chicago market shows July and September bids

Open high low and close figures for Wheat Corn Oats Rye appear for Chicago July and September contracts. Data shows July Wheat around 0.74 and 0.73, Corn near 61 percent, Oats near 20 to 29 cents, Rye around 42 to 45 percent.

Chicago

Shoestring Repair Tip for Frayed Ends

When metal tips detach, dip ends in hot paraffin and twist to seal. This quick method restores frayed shoe laces and prevents further unraveling.

Local and long distance rail and bus schedules listing stops

The notice outlines daily and regular stop times for trains No. 1 Golden State Limited No. 1 Local No. 43 Californian and fastbound services along with other California and Davenport routes. It also lists Burlington routes including bus schedules from Washington and eastbound connections to Chicago with ticket purchase points at Mus Depot and North Side Square Canton Agent.

Golden State Limited Californian Washington Dally Ager Knorville Sun California Mus Candy Kitchen North Side Square Canton

Woman Named Nominee Favorite Amid County Ballots

In Lee county the bloc favored a woman nominee on all ballots. She carried seven rounds with votes from Cedar Tenty Iowa Johnson Jefferson Louisa Van Buren and Washington counties totaling diverse regional support. Nabers' earlier political ties include a Bryan parade in 1908 and an alternate delegate role in 1920. She graduated from Winterset High School in 1904 and Drake University in 1909. Married in 1916, she taught Latin and mathematics in Fort Madison and later led WPA projects across 19 counties based in Davenport with her husband. They have one daughter, Norma, age 14.

Lee County Cedar Tenty Iowa Johnson Jefferson Louisa van Buren Washington de Moines Bell Muscatine Thompson Bryan Winterset Nabers San Francisco Winterset High School Drake Uiversity Fort Madison WPA Davenport Norma

Nicaragua Holds Largest Central American Land Area

Nicaragua possesses the largest land area among Central American nations, emphasizing its expansive geography in the region.

Nicaragua Central Americas

Washington Independent School District Board Meeting Notice

The Board of Directors of Washington Independent School District will meet on July 24, 1940 at 7 30 p m in the Board Room Lincoln School Building Washington Iowa Taxpayers may be heard for or against the following estimate of expenditures R W Thompson District Secretary Estimated taxes per 1000 of assessed value 2023 Taxable valuation 1989 3484838 Moneys and Credits 1939 1952772

Board of Directors Washington

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