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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1945
Page
5
For sale notices list a six foot mas sey Harris cylinder hay load er and a shire male hog from Hamel at Sale Barn. Also an ad urges summer floor refinishing by Eclipse Lumber Company with wax coat and call 71 ottiseed. Tractor tires fronts or rears offered by Montgomery Wara and Company for $45.
Hog and cattle receipts reach 6 000 and 22 000 respectively with 2 000 sheep and 800 calves. Hogs steady with good and choice barrows and gilts at 14.75 ceiling and sows at 14.00. Cattle and calves show largest February-like receipts with steer run mostly fed and prices easing. top hogs 17.90, next 17.85, most 15.50 to 17.50, weaners 16.50. Sheep slow with shorn lambs steady to weak and bids about 25 cents lower.
Chicago June 4 market notes show prices for produce and poultry steady. Receipts total 10 110 cases with varying firsts and current receipts. poultry includes 1 car and 3 trucks with prices listed for ducks, capons, chickens, and turkeys among others.
Chicago cash grain markets show mixed oats trading around 69 with a heavy 70 price noted. Traders report light demand and speculative activity shaping early day pricing in the grain pits.
Chicago and June market brief with wheat corn oats rye figures across July September December May and June contracts. The table lists bid and ask style percentages and odd symbols, reflecting price movements and settlement values for grains in a historic paper record.
Vitamins are organic substances produced by plants and stored in leaves roots tubers and fruits. They help bodies utilize foods and sustain proper function.
The Extension Service reports record high milk cows in farm herds for 1944, producing the second largest volume in U.S. history while the rate per cow was the lowest in six years.
Community sale held every Friday at Whittaker gale barn with livestock sales each Wednesday at Midway Sales Company in Columbus Junction Iowa.
A Washington notice touts SYSTONE as a 12 herb compound that cleanses bowels, relieves gas, and aids liver and kidneys. It claims relief from constipation, bloating, headaches, and fatigue, with users reporting renewed appetite and vitality.
The task force operating in China after reopening the Burma Road helped Chinese troops recapture Chienkiang 90 miles northeast of Nanning and press toward Liuchow. British forces seized two towns on Burma's east coast as Allied spies grow more active in Japan. Admiral Halsey’s carriers raided southern Kyushu destroying or damaging at least 36 enemy aircraft and tallying nine more in a follow up action.
Lt Beth Clow of the San Diego marine base arrived to spend a week with her parents Dr and Mrs A W Clow and her sisters Donna Clow of Panama Canal Zone and Mrs Robert Taylor. She brings two children Robin and Eddie and will return to California after a short leave from government work.
Mr and Mrs John L Robertson hosted a Sunday family dinner at their home near Westchester. Guests included the Wilcox family and Milo W Steele Jr on furlough from the South Pacific. Also present were Mrs William Harding and sons from Missouri along with numerous Rathmel and Wilcox relatives and friends.
Funeral services for Mrs Ida Kolosick were held Saturday at St James Catholic Church conducted by Rev H J Corcoran. Pallbearers were Robert and Clifford Shelangoski Lyle and Furman Te Bockhurst Francis Ross and Clarence Kolosick. Burial was in Elm Grove Cemetery.
A fresh broom stays clean with medium warm suds rinse and proper drying. For very dirty brooms add ammonia to the suds and hang the broom by the handle so straw never rests on the floor.
Wheat germ oil speeds up detoxification by accelerating tyrosinase activity on poisons from auto intoxication in the body.
Gen Sir Bernard Paget, British commander in chief in the Middle East, has been ordered by the British government to intervene in Syria and Lebanon to prevent further bloodshed amid escalating violence.
The McGut family extends gratitude for kindness and sympathy shown during the illness and death of their father and husband Mrs. C. W. McGut and family thank supporters for prayers and comfort.
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