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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1943

Page

5

Market Report Chicago Hogs Steady. Cattle Mixed. Sheep Quiet

Hogs 14 000 active mostly steady with top 14 40. 180 360 lb at 14 20 14 40 and 160 180 lb 13 60 14 25. Cattle 17 000 receipts. fed steers and yearlings down slight. best weights softer. steer runs bulk 14 50 16 25. top 16 75. heifers 16 00 16 75. veal 15 50 16 50. Sheep 2 500. lambs fair. native spring 16 00 16 60. ewes 7 00 8 00. Estimates tomorrow hogs 15 000 cattle 8 000 sheep 2 000.

Chicago

Chicago cash corn prices and grain quotes

Chicago cash corn and grain figures listed for June 7 show two yellow corn at 107.5 cents and two yellow at 164 cents, mixed oats at 67 cents, white oats at 68 1/2 cents, and soybeans 170 and 163 cents for yellow varieties.

Chicago

Chicago Produce Market Report Quiet firm on eggs and poultry

Chicago produce receipts total 27 644 cases with market firm. Eggs show extra firsts 38 percent and firsts 88 percent while current receipts read 37. Dirties 35. Checks 3414. Poultry consists of 1 car and 9 trucks with ducks 5 small hens 24 heavy hens 4 friers 24 young tom turkeys 35 old tom turkeys 3042 and hen turkeys 35.

Grain table reports mixed moves on futures

In Chicago on June 7 the grain market shows Wheat futures with Sep and Dec near 145 and 146 while July stands around 145. Corn futures list Sep and Dec at about 105 and 101 with May at 105.

4-H Lamb Feeding Project Planned by Washington Club Members

4-H club members met at the Glen Thompson home to outline a fall western lamb feeding project. Guy Cole and J W Chandler discussed purchasing sixteen lambs per lot near September 1 and marketing them as shearable pelts. The program aims to teach members, both boys and girls, the full feeding and marketing process with help from the County Extension Director.

Glen Thompson Guy Cole Peterson Sheep Company J. W. Chandler Air Forces Washington County Lloyd Duensine Richard Warren Dare Victor Dwane Thompson Wilson and Company Cedar Rapids

Philosopher's Wool Use in Paint Since Early Era

The material known as philosopher's wool is zinc oxide obtained by roasting zinc ores with charcoal. It has long been used in paint since the start of the Christian era.

Dayton Grove Notes Busy Midweek Activities

Dayton Grove reports residents traveling to Cedar Rapids for a lime truck bed, visits between Mrs J B Moore and neighbors, and Mr and Mrs Richard Ricka Lough living near the stone quarry. J B Moore did plastering at West Chester, and club meetings were held including Merry Mixer and So and Sew. Merle and Marion Crawford returned briefly from Camp Hood Texas for furlough and visit.

J. B. Moore Dayton Grove Will Carr Ernest Crawford Cedar Rapids A. KE. Knotts Delmar Yoder Moore Richard Ricka- Lough Mabel Plummer West Chester Wm. Carr Harold Schnoebelen Steve Crawford Merle Marion Crawford Camp Hood Texas

Too Much Moisture For Crops at Nira

The Nira column notes June 7 reports heavy rainfall helping gardens but delaying corn planting. Memorial Day flowers stayed vibrant due to moisture. A rhubarb recipe with strawberries is praised as improved. The Wagamon family visited Ottumwa relatives last Sunday.

J. B. Hanley Nira Perry Wagamon

Davies Returns From Moscow Mission To Moscow

Former ambassador Joseph E. Davies arrives at a Washington airport after a world tour described as a second mission to Moscow. He carries a tightly sealed briefcase rumored to hold Premier Stalin's reply to President Roosevelt, seen as a prelude to a possible Roosevelt Stalin Churchill meeting.

Josef Stalin Roosevelt Joseph BE Davies Hane National Airport Washington Moscow Churchill

Funeral Service for Jerome Crown Held at Riverside

Jerome Crown 63 died suddenly of a heart attack at his Riverside area home Saturday. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 9 am at St Mary church with Monsignor Bernard Jacobsmeier presiding. Burial at Mt Olivet Cemetery. He leaves wife Geneve Knebel and eight children, plus two brothers, two sisters, and fifteen grandchildren.

Riverside Jerome Crown St Mary Church Bernard Jacobsmeier Mt. Olivet Jerome Drowll Charles Mary Magdeling Virrer Drowll Geneve Knebel St. Mary F. PF Weiland

WED WEDDING OF CAROL MC DOWELL AND HAROLD LEET

Mrs. W W Twinain attended the outdoor wedding of Carol Jean McDowell and Harold Leet in West Chester Wednesday evening. The ceremony was described as very beautiful.

Mary Manners Crawfordsville June W. W. Twinain West Chester Carol Jean McDowell Harold Leet Jean McDowell Miss McDowell

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