For Rent Livestock Pasture South of Havre
Vacancy notice lists pasture rental 1% mile south of Havre with contact Ven Sycc and L E Wilson for furnished apartment rental options.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1937
Page
7
Vacancy notice lists pasture rental 1% mile south of Havre with contact Ven Sycc and L E Wilson for furnished apartment rental options.
Eugene Miller of Riverside leaves for Atkins to manage the Piper Grain and Milling elevator. William E. Scott replaces him at the mill as Miller’s duties shift. Stephen Dautremont now drives for Scott. Ladies Auxiliary to the American Legion hosts a tea at the new Legion home. Mr. and Mrs. Schnoeben visit en route to Milwaukee.
On June 17 residents near Washington report wet fields and muddy dirt roads from rain streaks hindering travel. Local people including William Owen, J M Davis and residents of Keota and Grace Hill share potato stories while guests dine at Twila Reed Booth’s home during the Reed family homecoming week.
The Columbus City township L. Y. M. 4 H girls club named Bonnadelle Fullerton president Helen Oak vice president Jeanette Helmick secretary Marie Rees historian Lucille Vince reporter Bernadelle Fullerton will attend the state Ames convention. Local notes mention visitors and community events in Columbus Junction and nearby areas.
A reader from Keota notes a quip about a professor making millions by putting fenders on grapefruit epeons. The fragment mentions Walter P. Bowers and a Wednesday visit, with his spouse reportedly shut in but reading the home news.
A brief dialogue shows one spouse asking if the wife ever pays compliments. The reply lands a wintery joke implying compliments are rare except in cold weather.
Ton and grandchildren Patricia and Loren Clark of Columbus Junction visit the former's daughter Mrs Harold Griffin at Downey. Repairs are under way on buildings at Leater Goode site west of here. A large barn was blown down Sunday morning and a windmill was wrecked. Mrs. Della Bebb of Conesville visited Monday with Miss Maud Wall.
AmBoy society page lists visits and family news from local residents including Huffman Paul Frame Miller and Roberts families. The section also records stock quotes with July and October entries showing open high low and close figures for July October and December.
In Crawfordsville on Wednesday residents discuss winter life and school events. Dr Leases predicts a carload of potatoes while neighbors share visits with Geo Yeager and Cherryholmes. A Methodist play at the school drew many from the teigabo town and a big dinner marked the week’s celebration. Weather bright and mild ends with crops expected to grow.
A distressed courtroom scene features a judge pressing for an excuse to acquit a prisoner while a famous singer is quoted about funding, with dialogue about insured voice and money. The piece credits John Anderson of Ailsworth and references the Evening Journal and American subscription.
Market strength lifts hogs to 16 cents above yesterday with top quotes near 11.40 for 200 to 300 pounders. Cattle and calves steady with beef steers 13.50 to 15.60 and feeder stockers 7.50 to 10.00. Lambs 11.25 to 12.00, yearlings 7.00 to 9.75, ewes 2.00 to 4.60. receipts projected: cattle 1,000 hogs 6,000 sheep 4,000.
Fairview residents report garden produce and weekly happenings. Anita Tellin of Washington visits family, heads to Iowa City for summer school. Multiple visits, travels, dentist and hospital trips, and social rounds with relatives in Washington, Riverside, Clutter, and Redfield.
The dial telephone system traces to a 1892 patent. Alexander Graham Bell had patented in 1876 an apparatus to transmit two or more telegraphic signals simultaneously on a single wire.
Washington Lodge No 26 A M and A M holds its regular meeting on the Friday each month. McDaniel serves as W M and A W Yard is the secretary, calling members to attend.
Various train lists and departures from CRLEP, Illinois Great Western, Mason City Road, and associated railroads. Eastbound and westbound passenger and mixed trains shown with departure times and daily or excluding Sunday notes. Include California passengers only stops and local service details.
Chicago notes a steady to easy produce market with receipts at 16 073 tubs and eggs at 19 percent firsts. Poultry shows broilers 16 to 19 cents, turkeys 13 to 15, roosters 12 to 13, while potatoes track at 338 with rivals at 6 dollars and shipments 1181.
Chicago prices list mixed corn grades with percent ranges for No 2 mixed No 3 modified No 2 yellow No Y yellow No 1 white No 2 white and sample grade with estimated carrot content noted. Markets reflect daily sample values and percentage estimates as of June 17.
The Chicago grain table lists July and September figures for corn oats rye and Dow, with percentages for bids yields and related metrics. Notable values include corn around 1.12 for July and 1.10 for September, oats near 0.39 to 0.40, and rye around 0.84 to 0.84 with varied daily figures.
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