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For sale or trade 15 high value cows including freehaired and high milk yielding springer cows. One Guernsey bull, contact Bob Blair for details and terms.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1939
Page
5
For sale or trade 15 high value cows including freehaired and high milk yielding springer cows. One Guernsey bull, contact Bob Blair for details and terms.
D F Macon, Journal subscription representative, files a report on neighboring communities detailing outreach efforts, subscription trends, and reader engagement across the region. The piece notes changes in rural circulation and potential partnerships to boost local newspaper reach.
The July 29 1938 column from Columbus Junction records visitors and farming activity across Washington West Chester Crawfordsville and Keota communities. It notes harvest progress second crops and beans, local subscriptions, church services led by Rev Carter and Dr Eastwood, and a San Diego California travel update by D F Anwyl including Estes Park Hoover Dam National City and a trip to Old Mexico.
A report of travelers and family visits in the post trip mail. Mrs F L Darrow visits her daughter Mrs Hawkins and Mr Hawkins in Los Angeles California. W G Heberte plans a visit to his son Louis Hoberts and family in Borger Texas.
Mrs Ina Jones of Kansas City visited the area to attend to farm interests. Mr and Mrs W D Bekerman were Iowa City visitors. Hanley baled hay for Killmiller and Nichols, with Koy Rowe hauling hogs.
Market notes from Chicago report hogs totaling 12 000 head with prices overall 5 to 15 cents lower than Friday while cattle receipts reach 13 000 with good and choice fed steers and yearlings steady. Sheep shipments of 8 000 and lambs weak to 2.56 cents lower. Estimated receipts: cattle 7 000 hogs 13 000 sheep 5 000.
Chicago cash grain prices show corn varieties at 44 to 45 percent, cats at 27 to 30 percent, and soybeans around 83 percent with 21 car receipts. The report lists multiple yellow, mixed and white categories for corn and beans, noting car receipts of 21.
Open high low close figures for wheat corn oats rye are listed with May Sept and December contracts. Values show mixed fractional percentages across crops, with several entries garbled but indicating typical futures table formatting and closing ranges.
Chicago produce market steady with receipts totaling 11,8828 cases. Free-graded firsts 15 percent, extra firsts 1546, current receipts 14, dirties 12 percent. Poultry market firm with 2 care receipts, 36 trucks. Ducks geese turkeys listed with mixed quantities.
Jim Stamp and Margie Barrette hosted a gathering with friends from Chicago, sharing hospitality and conversation in a casual social event.
A brief item cites approximately 90 000 in a mile of dimes with related figures of 4000 and 9000. The wording is unclear but indicates monetary amounts linked to a dime mile concept.
Walnut notes list visits and family gatherings around July, with Mr. and Mrs. Chas McKay and sons visiting Wayland, Howard Miller at Claude McCoy’s, Cherie Hanft from Columbus Junction stopping by, and multiple families hosting others at homes near Crawfordsville and Pairfield.
The hairpieces that defined the Gibson Girl era used cattle hair rats and horse tails to create voluminous pompadours. These dramatic extensions required careful work by milliners and hairdressers, reflecting the fashion's preference for height and elaborate silhouette.
John L. Lewis, head of the CIO, berated Vice President Garner during a Washington hearing on wage hour amendments. Garner offered no comment, sticking to his usual reserve as Lewis lit a cigar and launched a sharp attack amid the labor committee proceedings.
Mrs J H Shoemaker Route Mo visits Columbus Junction area with family news including birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Clement Davis Wilton and return from a visit with farmer relatives Mr and Mrs Royce Je and son Robert in Chivee plans for new home by J B R Johnston and Paul Smith. picnic at Center Baptist Sunday School and local social notes from Columbus Junction and nearby areas.
Community bale every Wednesday at Columbres Junction as listed in the Midway Sale Co column. Local readers are advised to check city feed Yora for timing and any changes to the weekly sale schedule.
Sunday results show Cincinnati sweeping Philadelphia in two games with scores of 9 5 and 5 to 3 The New York Chicago pair split a doubleheader with scores 4 3 and 5 1 Detroit defeated Philadelphia in both ends 14 5 and 5 3 Washington beat Cleveland 5 2 Boston defeated St Louis 6 4 Also notes on the American League standings with Chicago Cleveland and Boston leading divisions and a note that cosmetic purchases carry a hidden tax of 8 115 000 per year per the National Consumers Tax commission
Tax figures show estimated tax per thousand dollars of assessed value at 51 dollars and per mille of taxable valuation at one. The record lists the district’s school age population as 18,902 in Washington with names Henry Jefferson and Gil Jefferson appearing among the individuals.
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