Patch Has 500 Gallons of Fruit Patch
White Oak reports Fred Waltman harvesting a strawberry patch yielding over 500 gallons this year. The berries were picked on the share, with many glad for the opportunity. Father’s Day dinner hosted by Seth Carris honored H. T. Carris and Clarence Brown. Leila Brown celebrated her 13th birthday. Widespread electricity wiring underway as I S A extends service to White Oak.
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Lloyd Luers
Fred Altman
Seth Carris
H. Tarris
Clarence Brown
Leilarown
Nick Hahn
Bernard
East Highland Notes Celebrate Births and Visits
East Highland residents share greetings for a new baby born June 13 to Mr. and Mrs. John Wieland. Families and friends visit extended across households, with social calls at the Prymek, Wieland, Dvorsky, Kucera, and Lear homes. A wedding celebration for Sidney and his bride drew a large crowd, while Earl Crimn leaves for naval reserve training after four years of service. A hospital update reports a niece’s daughter injured in an Oregon car accident.
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Frank Mincer
East Highland
John Wieland
Betty Skala
Donna Wieland
Elmer Pearson
Leo Rath
Bobbie
Anne
Marie Swailes
Mary Dvorak
Pearl Moberly
Robert Cooney
Dean
Henry Prymek
Frankie Mincer
Gary
Gayle
Robert Wieland
George Allbrecht
Edward Kucera
Hester Mincer
Ruby Prymek
Chicago Sun
Lloyd Wasson
Ira Coon
Sidney
Floyd
Paul Dvorsky
Forrest Taylor
Earl Crimn
Naval Reserve Training School
Edd Quinlan
Maxine
Albert Kroll
Donald
Anna Lear
Lara Schroeder
Klamath
Oregon
Children to Hear Missionary Speak at Crawfordsville
Mrs Myrta McCleary of Fairfield will speak to Crawfordsville children at the Presbyterian church on Saturday at four o clock. The event aims to draw every child in the community to attend. Weekend visitors include Vernon Fletcher from Ft Madison staying with his parents and Kenneth Rhea from Mamaroneck visiting relatives in town. Mrs J S Vernon of Oskaloosa also visited this week with sisters in town.
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Crawfordsyville
Myrta McCleary
Fairfield
Presbyterian
J. C. Rhea
C. W. Cochran
Mt. Pleasant
J. S. Vernon
Oskaloosa
Eva Harvey
Bessie McCoy
Harriet Long
Chicago MARKETS Hogs Cattle Sheep Prices Rise On Friday Receipts
Markets report from Chicago June 19 shows hogs trading 9,000 head with gains of 10 to 20 cents and top 10.25 for 180 to 270 lb, while 270 to 330 lb mostly 10. to 10.25. Butchers 9.95 to 10.15, sows 9.00 to 9.50. Sheep 500 head up about 25 cents, spring lambs to 12.00, ewes to 4.75. Cattle 4,500 with calves 500. light steers and yearlings strong top 11.75, heifers 11.55, vealers 11.50 down. Friday receipts estimated: hogs 6,000, cattle 1,000, sheep 500.
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Chicago
Chicago Cash Grain Market Prices Collated
Chicago cash grain report lists bids for corn oats and soybeans with varied grades and moisture notes. Corn ranges show yellow and white samples at different percentages and bid levels from 72 to 74% for yellow grades, oats quoted around 36 to 37 percent, soybeans around 1.38 to 1.49 dollars per bushel in yellow grades.
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Chicago
Grain Table and Produce Prices Chicago June 12 19
Chicago gives daily grain figures with open high low and close for wheat corn oats and soybeans across July to December contracts. July prices show modest gains, with September and December futures mixed. Produce section notes firm egg market with 92,185 cases and poultry market steady to firm on receipts and turkey proxies.
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Chicago
Rather Die Than Live on Our Knees Roosevelt Says
Cambridge June 19 President Roosevelt declared that those who share his beliefs would rather die on their feet than live on their knees. The remark capped a convocation where an honorary doctor of civil law from Oxford was awarded as Roosevelt stayed in Washington. He spoke of freedom, truth, and the universal right to seek knowledge, urging defense of civil liberties.
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Cambridge
Mass
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Edwin M. Watson
Oxford University
Washington
Keokuk Grabs Mississippi Bridge in City Bond Plan
Keokuk plans to issue 775000 revenue bonds at four percent to buy the Keokuk and Hamilton Mississippi River bridge. The city aims to make the span free within about eight years. Royal D. Edsell, president of the bridge company, and Mayor John L. Ward announced the negotiations’ culmination.
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Keokuk
City of
Keokuk & Hamilton Mississippi River
Royal D. Edsell
New York
N. Y
Keokuk & Hamilton Bridge Co., Inc
John L. Ward
Death of Hazel Mary Springman and summer hobbies
The community mourns Hazel Mary Springman at 24 from a heart attack at the Art Rathmel home. A Rotarian talk on horses by Robert Wilson of Mt. Pleasant accompanies notes of riding, a local bicycle parade, and plans for prizes, with Dr Ruth Church affirmed as the new County Health physician.
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Hazel Mary Horning Springman
Art Rathmel
William Harry Springman
Robert Wilson
Mt. Pleasant
Festicora
Ruth Church
Washington County
Dr. Church
Washington lodge No 26 Regular Meeting Notice
Washington khocge No 26 and I F and A M announce a regular meeting on the first Friday of each month in Holland. W M is present with A W Yard serving as secretary and treasurer.
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Washington
Khocge
A. M
Wee Holland
W. M
A. W. Yard
Railroad Schedule Fragments for Westbound and Eastbound Trains
The list shows c.R.L and PR westbound services including No.8 Golden State Limited daily at 3:57 p m and No.1 Local at 11:30 p m plus No.43 Californian at 2:20 a m with Washington stops. Eastbound No.2 Local at 7:05 8: a m, No.44 Californian at 2:20 a m and No.4 Golden State Limited at 3:08 am. Also Knoxville Branch No.480 daily except Friday at 9:55 a m. Westbound Davenport-Kansas City No.3 at 9:58 a m, No.25 Southwest Limited at 1:45 a m. Eastbound No.8 Kansas City-Davenport local at 5:14 p m, No.26 Southwest Limited with Nos. 4 and 4 daily except Sunday. AGEN W C Bell.
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Golden State Limited
Californian
Washington
Bony Io Dahon Arate
California
Co. F. Anderson
Cc. M
Davenport
Kansas City
Southwest Limited
Kansas City-Davenport
W.C. Bell
Agen
Bicycle Safety Parade welcomes riders by 11:00 tomorrow
The bicycle safety parade organizers at Montgomery Ward announce no new entries after 11:00 a.m. tomorrow. Milo Steele, manager of the sporting goods department, notes 100 entries have been received so far. The event aims to promote safe bicycle riding in Washington.
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Clayes Babcock
Washington Bottling Works
Jay Brewer
Brewer Dairy
Milo Steele
Sporting Goods
Montgomery Ward & Co
Washington
Montgomery
Ignition of Sugar via Cigarette Ash Catalyst
A sugar lump normally resists burning but when exposed to cigarette ashes it ignites, ashes acting as a catalytic agent to start combustion. The observation suggests the ashes provide a surface or chemical effect that lowers the ignition barrier and promotes rapid burning.
Powers Produce Price Note In Washington Iowa
A brief listing from Powers Produce in Washington Iowa shows prices for various items: 22c per pound, 16c per pound, 13c per pound, and 37c.
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Washington, Iowa
Developing Mash for Home Poultry Feed
A home grown developing mash mixes 200 pounds ground corn 200 pounds ground cuts and 100 pounds Big Gain Spec Tal poultry concentrate. It delivers similar benefits to pricier mashes with ingredients like vitamin A sunshine vitamin D powdered milk and yeast. Chicks develop quickly from expense to income producing egg laying, with pullets starting at about 44 percent production by 4 to 5 months.
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Sebastian Brown
George Young
Iowa City
Jim Stewart
Farmers’ Implement Store
Harley Cole
Brighton
Iowa
Foster Radio Service
Gamble
Mose Levy
Iowa Ave
Louis Baird
Bw’ Journal
H. 8. Young
America
Washington Ainsworth
West Chester
Morning Sun
Wwwvins License
the Evening Journal
Oliver Tractor
J. C. Huston
Crawfordsville
McCormick & Fr
Fred Havel
Bath
Melvin Gingerich
South Fourth
107Th-Fm
Sam Houston
Tennessee
Texas
Republic of Texas
Journal
Midway Sae Co
Columbus
City Feed
E. Landrum
Tucker Chevrolet
Outboard Motors
Evinrude and Johnson
Western Auto Associate
Spurgeon
Carl Jarrard
Arthur Duensing
Eclipse Lumber Co
Fred Waltman
Don Kleinschmidt
I.S.A
White Oak
Clifford Leeper
Lancaster
Pete Rudolphs
Clifford Leepers
Clyde Dawson
Ted Mayer
Harold Luers
Donnellson
Orlena Augustine
S. S
Homer Mayer
Geo. J. Breitenbach
Ainsworth Produce
Washington Oil Company
Call Evening Journal
Minnie Chance
Scott Furniture Store
Bartholow
Georgeh Breetenbach
Grace Munro
AGRES
L. H. Orr Land Co
Mary Manners
Chicago Livestock
Nahe
Mississippi Bridge
Jim Baird
Sidney Smith
Jim
Jewel Carris
Ralston
N. J
United States
Catherine Groenewegen
Catherine
Post Office Department
George Jennings
P. O
T. J. Pease
Dr. Pease
Coppock Highway
C.r.l & PR
Knoxville
Branck No
Deyart
L. Goodlander
C. B
Burlington
Omaha
Las
Chtrazzo
Candy Kitchen
North Side Square
AL Gcantoni
Dot
West Union, Iowa
DeKalb, al
Official
Washington Directory
Business City & County
Optometrists
Lemmon
John W. Lemmon
East Side Square
John C. Owen
Stan Klesey
R. R. Nooran
W. P. Rawn
Stephen B. Jones
Harriet Coulter
Harold Putne
A. Marion
George County
Schoo'see
Lester
Krabill
Evie
Ned Morrow
Harve P. Wilson
Fred Bauer
Chiropractors
Dr, Chas
Brown
Court House
Theodore B. Bailey
Attorney At Law Loan & Trust
W. Livingston
West Main St
Ciel Riencian
City Health O
Lloyd Lytle
W. H. Fultone
E. F. Mick
Henry Bailey Light Plant
P. L. Jordan
George Baker
Mark Pratt
H. H. Reister
A. L. Griffith
D. C. Barrett Park
Marian 8. Bailey
Frank B. Miller
J. B. A Owe Ee
Melminen
W. B. Dupuis
J. Boller
R. F. McFarlane
Clarence Jacobs
Harry Montgomery
City Library
Grace H. Stephen
Ruth Lytle
Washington Independent School District
F. A. Ralaton
Reer Harland W. Mead
W. A. Erbe
Ethel McCreedy
Rene le Harry Bowles
Richard A. Stewart
Ralph W. Thompson
Harry Ramseyer
A. E. Atchison
B. F. Bostwick, Jr
Mra
Charlotte Baldrige
DR. A. ©. Peterson
S. Second Ave
George F. Morrison
J. CO. Penney Co
Jones Funeral Home
East Main St
Sherman'’S Funeral Home
West Main Bt
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