Vernon Wittig reports on Presbyterian assembly at Crawfordsville
Vernon Wittig of Washington gave a report on the recent General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church at the local church. The article notes visits by Rev N F Chapman of Niota and Rev W C Porter of Waterloo who has accepted a call to Sinclair Presbyterian in Cedar Rapids.
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Vernon Wittiig
General Assembly of Presbyterian Church
Mary Manners
Crawfordsville
Washington
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
N. F. Chapman
Niota
Porter
W. C. Porter
Waterloo
United Presbyterian Church
Friends
Sinclair Presbyterian Church
Cedar Rapids
U. P. Church
R. C. Ferguson
West Chester
Walter Lance
Rose Moorhead
Ft. Madison
Jesse Raymond
Frank Baker West
Oskaloosa
Chicago Markets Hogs Sheep and Cattle Prices Report
Markets report a July Chicago sale with 9 000 hogs uneven trade early up 15 to 25 cents, later slow. packers steady 11 50 to 12 00 for 180 to 270 pound hogs. Sheep run 1 000 with lambs higher. ewes around 4 75. Cattle 4 000 calves 600 active across killing classes. fed and yearling cattle up 15 to 25 cents. steer top 12 50. yearlings 13 00. Friday receipts expected hogs 7 000 and sheep 3 000.
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Chicago
Chicago Cash Grain Market Report Fragment
Chicago cash grain prices show corn bids with several yellow corn grades listed near 74% to 74 14 and multiple lots varying in price and quality as of July 17. The fragment ends mid description with incomplete data on yellow corn bids.
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Chicago
Grain Sample Readouts Mixed with Color Codes
The document lists OATS and SOYBEANS sample grades with color and percentage codes. It includes 4 yellow samples ranging 73 to 72, 2 white at 86, and multiple mixed categories with percentages from 33% to 36% for oats. Soybeans show 2 yellow samples at 1.47% to 1.48%.
Grain table reports mixed moves across wheat corn oats and soy
Chicago grain table shows July and September quotes with small gains in wheat and corn while oats and soybeans vary by contract. Highlights include July wheat up about 1.01 percent and July corn around 0.73 percent, with mixed percentages across oats and soybean positions.
Chicago Produce Markets Report Sees Unsettled Egg and Poultry Trade
Chicago dispatch notes unsettled markets for eggs and poultry. Egg receipts total 20 463 cases with extra firsts 26 percent and firsts 25 percent. Poultry receipts 37 trucks with varying hen and leghorn percentages and broiler figures.
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Chicago
Lungs Float When Placed In Water In Health
The lungs are the lightest organs in the body and will float in water unless disease impairs their function.
Four Farms on Old Threshing Run Note Modern Harvest
Franklin District July 17 reports the shift from old threshing runs to combines with only four jobs remaining. Dale Hoyle and Isaac Kleese aided haymaking and corn cutting for neighbors while local residents attend gatherings and a storm causes home damage.
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Howard Hoyle
Franklin District
Combine
Sheriffs Sale of Roundy Goods in Washington Iowa
A writ of execution directs the sheriff to sell B. O. Roundys goods at public sale in Washington Iowa on July 31 1941 between 9 am and 4 pm at 107 West Second Street. Items listed include restaurant equipment cash registers scales ice cream machines and various groceries and supplies. Sale begins at 2 pm and proceeds go to Omar Incorporated with terms cash. H M Putnam Sheriff notes date and deputies.
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Sherife
District Court
Louisa County
Iowa
B. O
West Second Street
City of
Washington
Washington County
A. D
Hussman
Toledo
Philco Radio
Omar
H. M. Putnam
Walter L. Kiesey
Different Dessert For Lunch Or Dinner
A ginger bread dessert with raisins is suggested and topped with an orange hard sauce as a distinctive option for lunch or dinner dessert.
Ed Kallous Family Basket Dinner at D Weeks Home
Salem spends a Sunday gathering as Ed Kallous and many relatives visit at D Weeks home. Guests mark a 22nd wedding anniversary with a decorated cake, gifts, and a family meal. The piece lists attendees and notes threshing and travel events nearby.
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Ed Kallous
D. Weeks Home
Salem
Kallous
Charles Kallous
Merle
Betty
Everette
Arthur Beranek
Roy Kallous
Ed Beranek
Bob
Richard
Fred Klein
John Shalla
John Shalla, Jr
Tony Redeker
Dewey Weeks
Tom Stirling
Frank Patterson
Joe Te Bockhurst
Davenport
Charles Casper
Wanda
Wanet
Margy Sue
Mt. Pleasant
T'Es Moews-Lowe
Funeral services for Mrs Margaret Conley
Funeral services for Mrs Margaret Conley were held yesterday at the L A Jones funeral home conducted by Rev Ivan Riess of the Church of Christ. Pall bearers were Joe Wolf Ed Mayhew W T Carson Leslie Dunlap Carlton Wilson and Andy Blattner. Burial was in Elm Grove cemetery.
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Conley
Margaret BE. Conley
L. A. Jones
Ivan Riess
Church of Christ
Joe Wolf
Ed Mayhew
W. T. Carson
Leslie Dunlap
Carlton Wilson
Andy Blattner
Elm Grove Cemetery
Community notes from local families share Sunday visits
Tuesday morning gatherings included Mr. and Mrs. Clement Griffith and family with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Griffith at the David Kleese home. Bernice Sheetz and Merle Sheetz hosted dinners for Mangold and Sheetz families honoring five birthdays this month. Mrs. Davis visited, and Brennaman and Debby spent Sunday with Harold Miller in Wellman. District of Columbia residents are not permitted to vote in national affairs.
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Dale Hoyle
Isaac Kleese
George Bartholomew
Dale
Debby Brennaman
Dickie Maxwell
Harry Maxwell
Everette Schmitt
Howard Hoyle
Alvin Richardson
Kalona
Wilma Arnold
Clyde Davisons
New Haven
Dawson
Robert Vincent
Harry Hutt
Charley Marek
Chub Sehmitt
Clement Griffith
Paul Griffith
David Kleese
Bernice Sheetz
Merle Sheetz
Fred Mangold
Marion Sheetz
C. O. Davis
District of Columbia
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Penn Seas
Iowa City
Washington Oil Company
WM. Chmelar
Pioneer Drug
the Evening Journal
Alaska
Texas
Henry County
Midgate
Journal
William Panzer
No. 2Nd Ave
C. V. Crull
Watkins Products
Harry Humble
E. van Buren
Ben Tucker
Hampshire
Emmett Gingerich
Wellman Phone
Westinghouse & Inch
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
United Mattress and Upholstering Co
Nicola & Harmon
Phillips & Hebner
Yukon River
Rod-Air
Eclipse Lumber Co
Spurgeon
Nashua
John May
Ainsworth
Pennsylvania
Gamble
W. Monroe St
Montgomery and Ward
Kimball
Sorden Music Co
Harry Campbell
John T. Nickell
Mer
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Teod
CASS
Waggoners Garage
Fred Eisele
Schiller
Idaho
Oregon
Nevada
Peterson Sheep Co
Guy Cole
Oetjen
Oetjen’s
L. FE. Wilson
John Deere Hay Press
Farmer's
South
Mollie Therion
Iven
J. R. Lease
C. B. Martin
Russell Zickafoose
Melvin Mohr
Preston
Ruth Jane Hubbard
Cedar .Rapids
Henry Cheney
Lafe Finke
Bonnie Lou
Janet
Illinois
Mrs. Raymond
Mrs. Baker
Charles
Marjorie
Baker
Orville P. Lope
Wapello
Presbyterian Parsonage
Joe Witting
Wayland
Mary Mast
Arthurs
Lillian Holmes
Milo Arthur
Jimmy Arthur
Arthur
Irene Holmes
J. M. Holmes
Dell Swartz
Winfield
Frank Fletcher
Moline
Ill
Dell Ferrier
Patricia Lynn Ferrier
Robert Cherry
Phyllis
Zion, Ill
Lee Lease
Patricia Norton
Ottumwa
Jack Howard
Washington Ainsworth
Morning Sun Re Works
NKAGE
Geo. J. Breitenbach
Chicago Livestock
Chicago Cash Grain
Midway Safe Co
Columbus
City Feed Yard
Chicago Grain Table
Washington, Iowa
Washington Airport
Washington Y. M. C. A
Mrs. Weeks
Mrs. Dewey Weeks
Crayton
Lee Eed
CY City
N.Y Y
Pepsi-Cola Company
Lone
America
LiveRace
Sarisevet Fomen
Washington Beverage CO. — Call 510
Chevrolet
Goodrich
FORD
Deering
International
Good
John Deere
SMART
Parrish
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