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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1944

Page

7

Sluggish Hog and Cattle Market Report from Chicago

Markets show slow to generally steady trade with hogs 180 to 270 pounds at 13.75 top and 280 to 330 pounds 11.75 to 12.25. Good 150 to 170 pounds 12.00 to 13.00, sows 350 to 500 pounds 10.50 to 10.90, light weights 11.00. Cattle: 4,500 head with irregular demand. fed steers and yearlings strong to 25 cents higher, top 17.25. Calves 700. Sheep 2,500, including 100 pound Colorado lambs strong at 16.25. no shorn or low grade wooled lambs early. Estimated: hogs 13,000, cattle 1,500, sheep 2,000.

Chicago U.P Colorado

Chicago produce market steady as receipts listed

Chicago June 1 reports produce markets with Iggs steady and totals for eggs. Receipts show 24 291 cases with various grade splits. Poultry receipts include 1 car and 2 trucks with ducklings and hens percentages.

Grain table shows futures ranges for Chicago market

The Chicago grain page lists September and December contracts for corn and rye with opening highs and lows, showing modest volatility. Prices swing within narrow bands as traders track supplies and demand signals.

Havre Socials Highlight Local Visits Across Town

Sunday afternoon visitors included Mr and Mrs Pave Richard Roger and Grandma Frey at the Evert Westen home. Evening guests were Mr and Mrs Floyd Reishly and their boys. Martha Davis returns from Iowa City as student nurse on a three week vacation.

Lewis Hering Havre Evert Westen Pave Richard Roger Grandma Frey Floyd Reishly Harold Wilson Martha Davis Iowa City S. C. Wittmer Howard Wittin Walter Westen Frank Pratt Ted Joe Francis Nancy Lewis Herings John Zieglowsky Martha George Koehlers Alfred Frieckson John Martin Lee Bisele

Detecting weak points in war gear with lacquer cracks

Witcombings notes a smooth lacquer coating on metal surface and bending to crack reveals weak spots in gears shafts valves and armor plates. Cracking footprints form on lacquer coated steel targets when hit by speeding bullets indicating brittle skin failure patterns.

Marines Define Camp Liberty By Local Amusements

Marines assess camp liberty not by quarters or meals but by the nearby amusements and the cordiality of local people. The quality of liberty hinges on social access and the surrounding community atmosphere.

Scrambled Eggs with Tomato Sandwiches and Chives

A quick breakfast idea highlights scrambled eggs with sliced tomatoes and cottage cheese, spread on bread with sandwich spreads and a sprinkle of chopped chives to finish.

Ruth Smith Improves After Automobile Accident

Ruth Smith, recently injured in an automobile accident, is reported to be improving Nicely and will remain in hospital for some time longer.

Ruth Smith

Draft Calls Still Tending Downward

DES MOINES Iowa draft requirements lessen as Col Ralph A Lancaster notes July quota lower than June and similar to February. Camp Dodge reports show a marked drop in men processed under the selective service act with each new registrant likely to be assigned to either the army or navy.

Des Moines Iowa Ralph A. Lancaster Selective Service Camp Dodge Army Navy

Best soil for strawberries is drained friable and well prepared

Ohio State horticulturist F. H. Beach advises strawberry success with well drained friable soil, cultivated the previous year to aid weed control. Plant in 15 inch hills, trim runners, use mulch between rows, and protect beds with straw in winter. Each plant should yield a quart of berries in normal seasons.

F. H. Beach Ohio

Father's Day origins linked to Mrs. Dodd of Spokane

The idea for Father’s Day was proposed by Mrs. John Bruce Dodd in Spokane in 1910, inspired by her Civil War veteran father who raised six children. The Spokane Ministers alliance and YMCA promoted the tribute, with messages from William Jennings Bryan and James Whitcomb Riley praising the effort.

John Bruce Dodd Spokane Wash Washington Dodd Spokane Ministers Alliance Ministers Alliance YMCA William Jennings Bryan James Whitcomb Riley

Swimming Pool at Y Popular Place Opens to All

The YY pool opened to boys and girls last Wednesday under John Harp with Laurine Kiesey assisting. Attendance ranged from 25 boys and 20 girls in elementary sessions to 12 boys and 10 girls in junior high, and 35 boys with 17 girls in the evening. adults attended lightly. Regular classes began Monday but fully organized on the day of reporting. Harp noted 19 youngsters enrolled for beginner instruction with more expected.

John Harp Laurine Kiesey Harp

Salvation Army fund drive and war service centers worldwide

The Salvation Army seeks funds to support its war relief efforts with hundreds of centers and mobile canteens across North Africa Britain Australia and allied regions. The article notes 401 clubs in Britain 500 centers in the Australian theater and 1900 plus centers in India and the Middle East serving troops in combat zones and on front lines. It also mentions pre Pearl Harbor activity in Hawaii and five centers in Iceland for servicemen. Additionally a home freezer tip suggests freezing strawberries for winter use with four pounds of fruit per pound of sugar.

Salvation Army North Africa Algiers Britain New Guinea Salvationists Hawaii Pearl Harbor Iceland U. S India Middle East

Memorial Services For Pfc Harold D Schuck Held at Wellman

Memorial services were held at the Methodist church in Wellman for PFC Harold Dean Schuck 25 reported missing but now confirmed dead. The service followed a line of march with World War I and II veterans, Legion Auxiliary, Boy Scouts, and included rites at the cemetery.

Pfc H. Schuck Wellman U.S Will Rogers Field Okla Junior Chamber of Commerce Iowa City Wellman Scouts

Allied drive nears Rome as Italian front rumbles

2 100 foot Mt Peschio is seized in a two mile advance toward Rome. Velletri and Lanuvio near capture as 5th Army armor pushes within 13 miles of Rome. American infantry press toward Lanuvio but face German pill boxes and guns. Also notes on local business move by J B Schlaubaugh and a W S C S meeting with pot luck and devotions.

Mt. Peschio Rome 5Th Army Fossa di Caimpeleone Lanuvio Lanuvia

Important Decision for Dairymen

Research in Missouri shows timothy cut at bloom yields 135 pounds of total protein per acre versus 92 pounds per acre when cut in the dough stage. Early cutting also improves palatability and reduces waste due to more leaves. It promotes vigorous renewal growth for late summer.

Missouri

The Electric Eye Photoelectric Cell

The electric eye or photocell converts light into an electric current. A glass bulb contains a photoelectric coating that emits electrons when illuminated. A sealed film contact and insulated electrode complete the circuit, producing current proportional to light. used for transmitting images by wire or radio.

Community sale notices at Whittaker and Keota barns

Friday sale updates list events at Whittaker sale barn starting 7:00 p m with household goods by Henry Bahde on June 2 and a June 7 restaurant equipment closing out sale in Keota Iowa led by Sam Henderson starting 7:30 p m

Whittaker Sale Barn South 9Th Ave Henry Bahde Keota Iowa Sam Henderson

Tyrone Local Notes on Visits and Illness

Tyrone notices show Harold Sheetz and family visiting Ed Helscher on Sunday. Mrs Farrier and the Crawfords with mumps are recorded. Eloise Sheetz returns from Chicago after vacationing with Otto and Mrs. Sheetz. Dorothy Young and Elizabeth Young spend Tuesday afternoon at the Otto Sheetz home.

Otto Sheetz Tyrone Harold Sheetz Ed Helscher

Soybean Growing Requires Long Warm Weather

Soybeans need at least 100 days of warm growing weather and thrive in warm soil conditions. Proper warmth supports sprouting and rapid development during the growing season.

Most Famous Timepiece Astronomical Clock of Strasbourg

The 14th century showcases the famous animated Astronomical Clock of Strasbourg Cathedral completed in 1354. It featured a dial showing Sun and Moon movements around a fixed Earth, reflecting medieval beliefs and other cathedral clocks of the era with similar celestial devices.

Cathedral of Strasburg

Paring Vegetables Like a Clean Newspaper Prep

A quick guide likens paring vegetables to using a newspaper approach. Trim waste efficiently, wrap trimmings, and keep the tabletop neat for a tidy kitchen routine.

Buffalo Feast Marks Fifth War Loan Drive Start

A noon Buffalo barbecue at the Sioux City army air base launches a multi million dollar war bond drive. State game wardens deliver the buffalo from South Dakota for pits on the field and serving in the base field house. Air war heroes hosting will welcome business leaders and pledge war bonds.

Sioux City Sioux City Army Air Base South Dakota

Field Clothing Advice for Work on Farms

Field Clothing Recommended for field work includes denim overalls dungarees cotton and flannel shirts sports shoes shade hats or caps rubber boots raincoats and sweaters. This attire protects from sunburn scratches scrapes bruises and comments from conservative country and farm people.

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