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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1938

Page

5

Threshers Busy at Living Lake

Threshing winds down oats across Living Lake area with yields of forty to sixty bushels per acre. Mrs. Art Rathmel and Mrs. Al Crone oversee meals for threshers on west and Living Lake runs as crews share work with Os car Davis and neighbors including Fred Hermann, Homer Birney, Jack Caldwell, and Rennie Dawson.

Rennie Dawson Living Lake Art Rathmel West Run Living Lake Run al Crone

Threshing season notes and local social items

Reports from Kalona and nearby towns mention Raymond Tucker working for L F Dawn during threshing, families visiting Ames on business, and community events. Picnics in Iowa City, a broken arm for Patty Brown, and several visits among the Dawsons, Drakes, Crone, Tucker and Brown families with details of illness and hospitality.

Kalona Raymond Tucker L. F. Dawn Homer Birney Richard Ames Rennie Dawson Iowa City

Prairie Center Social News Highlights Visitors

Prairie Center notes visitors from Ames Washington Columbus Junction and nearby families. Mr and Mrs Henry Martin and kin from Ames and Columbus Junction visited the Wylies and Koehler relations this week. Bobby Warren of Washington joined grandparents Sam Warren and Fred Zieglowsky for a weekend visit.

Don Wylie Prairie Center Henry Martin Ames Koehler Arthur Krause Bobby John John Green Washington C. H. Wolfe Esther Milburn Underwood John Koehler Columbus Junction Bobby Warren Sam Warren, Jr Sam Warren

Market report from Chicago hogs cattle and sheep prices

Markets show 15 000 hogs with mixed tone 230 lb values down 5 to 10 cents while 170 to 220 lb hogs sit at 9 90 to 10 10. Cattle 12 000 with calves steady beef steers 11 00 to 13 00 and cows 5 50 to 8 25. Sheep 7 000 steady with lambs 9 00 to 9 50 and yearlings 6 50 to 7 50.

Chicago

Mrs Zoe H Carter sells home at 714 Fourth Ave

Mrs Zoe H Carter sold her home at 714 Fourth Ave to Mr Fields the new high school principal. She plans a sale of household goods Saturday Aug 6 at 1 30 pm with ads to run in the Evening Journal. Locals note busy Washington day and merchants reported heavy afternoon activity.

Patty Patty Brown Donald Brown Lester Carson Billy Davenport Martha Crone Washington Harry Drake Carson Miss Crone Mrs. Drake McLaughlin Caroline Tucker Renale Dawson Zoe H. Carter Fourth Ave Fields Evening Journal

Local visitors include Harrison and Knotts at Riverside

Mr and Mrs B I Harrison of Ainsworth RK 1 and John Knoteks of Riverside visited Saturday afternoon. Also Hal Hustons from near Wyman with 97 head of cattle on feed.

B. I. Harrison Ainsworth RK. 1 John Knoteks Riverside Hal Hustons Near Wyman

Local Residents Attend Saturday Evening Event

George Bartholomews of Washington Route 4 and A B Macreadia of Daytona Beach Florida were among the many people present Saturday evening.

George Bartholomews Washington R. 4 A. B. Macreadia Daytona Beach Florida

Weather, shoes, and rail notes from the week’s page

Weather kept farmers hopeful as grain bins wait on continued mild patterns. Local mentions include Mrs. George Baird and Florence visiting, Charlie Greiner recovering from surgery, and a Toronto dealer noting women now wear larger shoe sizes. The article also claims the busiest main line track runs between New York City and Philadelphia.

New York City Philadelphia

Galento To Fight Louis For Free In Backyard Bout

Grit reports Tony Galento offers to fight Joe Louis for nothing in some back yard if terms allow the bout to continue until one man is dead. The note adds that many enjoy Major Bowes radio programs, promising readers an interesting read.

Tony Galento Joe Louis Grit Bowes

Maj Edward Bowes Home Electrical Plant Noted In New Jersey

The article details Maj Edward Bowes 22 room summer home at Rumsen New Jersey featuring 526 electrical outlets and 180 switches. A centralized radio system with remote switches in five rooms allows him to listen to programs from multiple spaces. The piece pivots to commentary on government relief efforts and urges readers to consider the information provided.

Edward Bowes Rumsen N. J

Clothing for relief recipients buying program outlined

The WPA plans to spend about 10 million dollars to supply roughly one million garments for relief families. Three million will fund women’s winter coats and larger sums go to shoes and overcoats for men and boys. About 10 million dollars worth of men’s winter weight suits and overcoats have been ordered from existing stocks. No new manufacturing will be ordered. purchases are by specialists from mail order firms and department stores, paid a dollar a year. This clothing buying complements food aid from the Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation, moving at about half a million dollars daily, all under competitive bidding among manufacturers.

WPA Governmet Federal Surplus Commodity Corporation

Frank Galloways Visit Sparks Nostalgia in Hometown

In their vacation stop the Galloway family revisits the old hometown, sharing memories and reconnecting with longtime friends and landmarks. The visit brings a wave of nostalgia for familiar streets, shops, and community ties.

Frank Galloways

Community News: Local Visits and Family Gatherings

Mrs. Malcolm Montgomery hosted and visited friends with Tuesday and Wednesday calls. Families including the Fosses and Zieglowskys enjoyed dinners and social visits near Fairfield and Ainsworth. The Wirlington area saw next week plans and illness notes as Tom Sterling and Mrs McCartney recover from flu.

Vera Donald Foss Iowa Falls Anna M. Stiles Mildred Warren Bob Warren Muscatine Sam Warren Wiley Anderson Lib Crawford Malcolm Montgomery C. H. Wolfe Esther Don Wylie Tom Sterling McCartney

Control of Body by Brain Explained

Psychologists say the right side of the body is controlled by the left side of the brain. This statement outlines hemispheric control and its impact on movement and sensation.

Franchot Tone and Joan Crawford Separate After Marriage

Hollywood couple Franchot Tone and Joan Crawford announce their separation after three years of marriage. Crawford was previously married to Douglas Fairbanks Jr.

Franchot Tone Joan Crawford Miss Crawford Douglas Fairbanks, Jr

Chicago Produce Market Report July 25

Chicago produces a firm eggs market with 9 6 44 cases receipts and 18 percent current receipts while dirties are 17 percent. Butter shows a steady market with receipts at 16 455 pounds and a range of 22 to 26 percent for firsts and extras. Poultry markets remain steady with shifts in springers broilers ducks geese and turkeys listed by percent ranges.

Chicago

Chicago Grain Table Reads Mixed Open Markets

Chicago July 25 grain table shows Wheat futures with varying open highs and closes across contracts Mar May Sept Dec for Wheat Corn Oats and Rye. Prices range with Mar Wheat around .712% Open and .71% close while Corn May opens around .58% and Dec Rye around .51% to .50% at close.

Chicago

Chicago Mixed and Yellow Scores Report

In Chicago on July 25 reports list mixed groups at 58 to 58 percent for several positions and yellow groups ranging from 56 to 66 percent. White groups show around 58 percent with sample grades at 54 to 56 percent.

Chicago

Soybean Market Rates Briefly Ledgered

July 8 and 9 show futures for October at 84 percent, 84 percent, and 83 percent. December runs at 83 percent.

Thema Shafer Escapes Runaway Wagon Ride

The eight year old Thema Shafer faintly escaped injury when a team of horses untied from a wagon filled with oats and ran while Glen Shafer and his son Jay worked in a field. Neighbor Carl Amrine heard the cries, halted the horses, and Thema was unharmed though shaken.

Thema Shafer Carl Amrine Merrimac Glen Shafer Jay Thema

Time and Cuttings Influence Yield Of Iowa Alfalfa

The Iowa and Michigan Agricultural Experiment Stations find cutting alfalfa four times yields no gain and harms the stand. Three cuttings maximize yield but reduce stand. two cuttings per year best for longevity. Avoid cutting from late August to October to prevent winter kill and low root reserves.

Russell Billames Iowa Michigan Agricultural Experiment Stations Michigan

Turin Preserves Traditions Through Regular Layout

Turin stands out for a symmetrical, gridlike street plan with most streets meeting at right angles. The city clings to its traditions and shows traces of its Roman castrum, with cardo and decumanus intersections still visible today.

Turin Italy

Farmer’s Wagon Damaged in Cornfield Circle

A farmer’s team had been making a circle in a cornfield, ruining several ears and breaking the wagon tongue. No injuries reported. Local area noted disruption to crops and vehicle equipment.

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