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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1938
Page
7
Joe McCreedy Bruised After Haymow Fall
Joe McCreedy suffered severe bruises from a fall in the haymow last Thursday and is slowly improving at home. Floyd Love of Cedar Rapids visited the McCreedy residence Tuesday.
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Joe McCreedy
Evla Mae Coon
Highland Center
Floyd Love
Cedar Rapids
McCreedy
Ethel Steele
Highland Social Club
Tom O'Conner
Here
Sam Harrison
Krotz and Murphy
Joe Krotz
John PD. Jones
Alvin
Crawfordsville
Richard Pratt
John
Washington
Frank Podaris
William Murphy
W. R. Murphy
Lucille
Lewis Coon
George Canott
Eula Mae Coon
Amy Brown
Mt. Union
Markets Chicago Livestock Report July 22 Hogs Cattle Sheep
Chicago market summary shows hogs 7 006 head including 2 506 direct mostly steady from Thursday's average with butchers 5 to 10 cents lower. top 10.15 for 180-230 lb. cattle and sheep activity steady with varied calves and steers. Cattle mix includes beef steers 11.00 to 13.00 and cows 5.50 to 8.25, sheep lambs 8.75 to 9.25 and yearlings 6.59 to 7.78.
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Chicago
News Notes Of Our Neighboring Communities
D F Macon reports brief items from nearby towns including local events, business openings, and community notices. Highlights cover civic meetings, school activities, and upcoming schedule changes across multiple small districts.
Weather Lets Threshing Go Forward Despite Showers
The report notes cool weather and light showers aiding threshing with a Thursday shower pausing work briefly. Local residents M L Harbison, R 4, and Harry Campbell share gratitude for timely journal deliveries while Donald Bartholomew aged seven showcases a twin bed house built from an old binder canvas and mentions his dog’s dust cough.
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Donald Bartholomew
Surprise encounter among local workers near Warren Davis
The report notes Ira Hough and Mr Poor mowing clover near Warren Davis, with mentions of W M Dawson and W E Anderson discussing daily news and hotel service. The dialogue hints at a joke about a wife and extra charges for entertainment during a stop at Keota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Hough
Mr. Poor
West Chester
Warren Davis
Ira
Daily and Home News
W. M. Dawson
Keota
W. E. Anderson
R. W. Werners
Weather Talk And Farm Notes From The Panhandle
A traveler in the Texas Panhandle chitchats with an old settler at a filling station about rain. At Reverend Williams home a cordial family visit highlights Mrs Williams with 48 quarts canned. The Nev. aid is described as splendid. The Williams boys detassel seed corn with a large group for Charley Kirkpatrick north of Keota, earning about 23 dollars a day with meals provided. The piece notes twins Virginia Kay and Vincent Gray, 17 months old, and praises the mothers among the group.
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Texas Panhandle
W. W. Williams
Chicago Produce Market Summary
Chicago market notes show eggs receipts 7 958 cases with firsts 19 20 percent extra firsts 20 percent. Butter steady with specials 25 26 percent extras 25 26 percent firsts 22 24 percent. Poultry steady with springers 13 18 percent broilers 15 17 percent ducks 10 13 percent turkeys 12 16 percent roosters 13 percent.
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Chicago
Peach Trees Loaded With Fruit At Rural Home
A home near Washington features heavy fruit on peach trees ready for harvest. Nearby, Mrs. Vincent the mother plans to attend the Three Quarter Century club celebration at the country club with hundreds of attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ting
Vincent
Country Club
Washington
Dennesen Takes Oath as U S Citizen at 105
Clarence Henry Dennesen, a Danish scientist and former sailor, becomes a U S citizen at age 105 alongside 35 others from various nations in a federal district court in Jacksonville Florida. The naturalization ceremony marks his long journey to American citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Henry Dennesen
Dennesen
United States
Jacksonville
Fla
Foxes at a Crawfords ville home delight readers
Mr and Mrs Frank Boshart of Crawfords ville left their subscription at Phillips and Hebners. The writer notes a nearby fox farm and several foxes seen at the home, praising their beauty while warning against chickens provoking them.
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Frank Boshart
Crawfordsville
Phillips and Hebners
Democratic district convention and turkey dinner at State theater and country club
Early Thursday morning Democrats and their wives gathered at the State theater for the district convention then moved to the country club for turkey dinners. A large crowd enjoyed the evening with Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Eicher noted for their memory among attendees. Notables included Mr. and Mrs. M. C. DeLong and several others from Winfield. Congressman Eicher joined the festivities and asked what's the fun about.
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Country Club
Edward C. Eicher
M. C. DeLong
Patterson
Hay
A. B. Schmoeller
Eicher and Miller Families Share Local Visit at apple pie social
On the way home we stopped to visit Mr. Eicher who was generous with good eats while Rev. Klein hosted an apple pie social at the St. Paul church where many attended. George Miller from north of Washington guided us home as our church is nearby. The Miller family plans Illinois visits with old friends from their hometown. Mrs. Nellie Kos of Ainsworth BR 2 was in Washington Thursday.
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Mr. Eicher
Eicher
Mr. Elcher
St. Paul Church
Rev. Klein
George Miller
Washington
Miller
Illinois
Stout Cousins Reunion Gathered in Sunset Park Washington
Mr and Mrs Earl Salterberg and family joined Mr and Mrs Keith Barnes and family at the Stout cousins reunion held in Sunset Park Washington on Sunday. Mrs Julia Borkoski and Prody A Borkoski visited Mrs Josephine Meiinski near Pleasant Plain Sunday afternoon. Lena Barnes of Rubio spent the weekend with Charley Dickinson. Prody Borkoski was a Rubio resident.
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Prody A. Borkoski
Brighton
Earl Salterberg
Keith Barnes
Stout Cousins
Sunset Park
Washington
Julia Borkoski
Prody
Josephine Meiinski
Pleasant Plain
Lena Barnes
Rubio
Charley Dickinson
Prody Borkoski
Chicago Cash Corn Prices and Grades Listed
The report shows mixed corn prices with No. 1 and No. 2 mixed at 59 percent, No. 1 yellow at 60 percent, No. 2 yellow 60 percent, No. 3 yellow 58 to 60 percent, No. 4 yellow 65 to 59 percent, No. 6 yellow 58 percent, No. 1 white 60 percent, No. 5 white 58 percent, and sample grade 54 to 57 percent. Estimated earlots total 277.
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Chicago
Soybean Market Snapshot From July to October
A terse market note shows open high and low figures for soybeans across months July through October with percentages indicating price levels. The data includes 841% and multiple 84% readings, suggesting percentage changes or index values in a fragmented OCR snippet.
Sleep Sickness In Horses Seen Over the State
Iowa authorities report sleeping sickness in horses across the state with an eastern focus this year. Vaccination offers immunity for 1 to 6 months, two weeks to 30 days to develop. During peak months July to September, protect horses from mosquitoes and biting flies with nets repellents and fly spray. Keep horses stabled at night in darkened areas to reduce infection risk.
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Ames
Iowa
Iowa State College
K. W. Stouder
Rural Iowa fire loss linked to spontaneous combustion and lightning
The annual report by J Vincent Pyle Iowa state fire marshal cites over 500000 dollars in rural fire losses. He advises storing well cured hay in the mow scattering salt on hay to reduce overheating and inspecting the lightning rod system. He also urges distancing hay and straw stacks from buildings and notes moist grains ignite easily. The high loss period runs July to September due to lightning with rural losses doubling city losses. Town leads state in farm building investment at just over 1 billion dollars.
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Iowa
J. Vincent Pyle
Mr. Pyle
Barnes Family Attends Washington Circus
Mr and Mrs Doyle Barnes and Kathryn Jean were at the circus in Washington on Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyle Barnes
Kathryn Jean
Washington
Back In Town Hollywood Bums Yelp Scene
In New York, Silvers tours the city with a relative and visits a diner where they share a couple of high balls. The relative notes Hollywood has not changed and remains a bum despite the return.
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New York
Hollywood
Wooden Anchors and Splinter Fleet Box Office Hype
Rumors say Richard Green will sing in Wooden Anchors formerly titled Splinter Fleet about World War II submarine chasers. The European leak suggests another title change before release as box office prospects rise for the film.
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Europe
Zanuck
Richard Green
Priest role in Angeles With Dirty Faces revisited
Pat O Brier who played a priest in Angeles With Dirty Faces recalls his mother visiting the studio for the first time. She once hoped her son would become a real priest, reflecting on his childhood ambitions and early film work.
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Pat O’brier
Angeles
Pat
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