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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1944

Page

7

Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices in Chicago Market Report

Chicago price report shows hogs 8,000 head steady with top 13.75 for 180 270 lb and 12.60 12.15 for 280 330 lb pigs. feeders and sows also noted. Cattle 1,000 head calves 600. no strong good and choice steers. wealers at 16.00 and down. Sheep 1,000 head steady with lambs 16.50 and some shorn ewes 7.00 12.0. Estimates total hogs 1,000 cattle 600 sheep none.

Chicago UCP Colorado Igna Holstein Herald Iowa Dick Stephens Gary Smith Henry Miller George Horn Jack Steele New York Herald Tribune Steele Journal Keith Barnes Clay Township Barnes Keith Ed Knotek Sam Turkington Bill Zager Pick Stephens Chester Bowles OPA Ames Bowles

Chicago Produce Market Summary June 9

Market firm and unchanged with receipts totaling 15 817 cases. Extra firsts 33, firsts 31, current receipts 30 percent. Dirties 24, checks 23. Poultry receipts reported as 1 car and 18 trucks.

Wednesday Study Club Meeting In Wayland

The Wednesday Study club met with Mrs. Gerald Sharpe. Twelve members attended with guests Mrs. Harry Clark Mrs. Lyle Zehr and Mrs. Eleanor Ulvestadt. A short program followed by social time, with strawberry short cake, whipped cream coffee and nuts.

Wayland Ger Harry Clark Lyle Zehr Eleanor Ulvestadt F. D. Clark Ray Good

Grain table shows mixed futures for wheat oats rye

Open high low and close values listed for wheat contracts Sep Dec May July with 157 to 160 ranges. oats Dec May and rye Sept Dec May shown with 67 to 109 fractions. Prices reflect Chicago market activity in June.

Chicago

Rubber from fig family trees noted in history and exports

The article recalls natural rubber origins in the India rubber tree and the fig family latex, noting resin content hinders profitability. It lists a community sale at Whittaker sale barn on June 17 with the Geo. Herzog estate and Margaret Witting executrix near Wayland.

India Whittaker Sale Geo. Herzog Estate Margaret Witting Executrix Noble Wayland

Pea Canning Tips and Wartime Home Economics

County officials urge careful home canning and correct timing for best flavor. Morning harvests keep peas sweeter and fresher, with guidance on storage, equipment safety, and avoiding unsafe canning powders. Also covered are ant control, pressing clothes, wartime milkweed efforts, and mineral oil concerns in foods.

Merle McDowell West Chester U. S. Department of Agriculture Home Canning Washington Town Extension Service Farm Bureau New England Virginia Iowa Minesota D. C Federal Food and Drug Administration

D Day Prayer Service and Farewell Social at Pleasant Hill Church

Pleasant Hill reports a D Day themed prayer service alongside a farewell event for Charles Swift who sails to the army. Multiple local families and residents attended or hosted gatherings at various homes across town during the period.

Clyde Lambert Pleasant Hill Charles Swift Army Clarke Miller Pasco Wash Will Miller Delia Miller Silas Caldwell Howard Caldwell Howard Benn Edd Chalupa Bill Crayne Lloyd Anderson Libbie Musil Cedar Rapids Orville Caldwell Bill Bryan Swift Homer A. Earnest Earl Kephart Jake Earnest John Gamon W. R. Gamons Maxine Cloyce Burham Lacy Lines Arthur Campbell Ray Steele Betty Anton Kauffman Helen Wilmer Kauffmans Nioma Kephart Roy Kepharts Childern Frank Henderson Maggie Kephart Roy

Naval stores and their historic uses in ships

Naval stores include rosin turpentine pine oils rosin oils wood tar and pitch. The term derives from wooden sailing ships era when these pine products were used to caulk seams treat rope paint and related ship maintenance tasks in large quantities.

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