Household goods auctions schedule listing multiple sales
On June 26 a sale of household goods at 400 W 3rd St starts 1 30 PM cash terms. Also June 26 Mrs J P Thomas closes out household goods at 433 E Washington St starting 6 30 PM. June 28 household sale at 730 KE Main. Lawrence Wilson Midway Law Co Columbus auction each Wednesday and Community Sale each Friday at City Feed Yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Kerr
W. 3Rd Street
J. P. Thomas
Washington St
Lawrence Wilson
Midway Law Co
Columbus
City
Market Report Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices Climb and Slip
Hogs 10 000 head with gains up to 15 cents on medium and heavy cuts. top 10 75. Cattle 10 000 head with calves steady to lower. early sales 10 50 to 11 25, best 11 75. Sheep 1500 head with spring lambs about 25 cents lower. native springers 12 50, good to choice 12 00 to 12 25. Estimated tomorrow receipts hogs 9000 cattle 4000 sheep 1000.
Chicago grain and produce market report June 25
The Chicago UP report lists cash grain quotes for corn oats and soybeans with yellow and white corn ranges and sample grades. Grain table shows open high low close for wheat corn oats and soybeans with July, Sep, Dec contracts and updating price ranges. Produce prices note eggs firm with 20,151 cases and poultry market steady with 36 trucks reported.
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Chicago
Eggs and Hens Sale Notice from Powers Produce
The notice advertises eggs straight run heavy breed hens Leghorn hens Sweet Cream priced 18¢ to 39¢ at Powers Produce in Washington. Includes local promo language and pricing details for poultry and eggs.
Georgia Farmer Unearths Fifth Largest Meteorite
Sam Jenkins, a Georgia plowboy, found a 1,760 pound disc shaped meteorite in his Sardis field. National Museum and U S Geological Survey scientists say it dates about 15.6 million years and hit the earth when the area was a shallow lake. The fragment is the second largest east of the Mississippi and the meteorite is being studied in Washington.
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Washington
Sam Jenkins
Georgia
National Museum
U. S. Geological Survey
Jenkins
Sardis
E. P. Henderson
C. W. Cooke
Geological Survey
Mississippi
American Museum of Natural History
New York
Oregon
L. G. Club Meeting at Lee Conry Home North Oregon
L. G. club meets Friday evening at the Lee Conry home enjoying a pot luck supper and rock games. Guests included Mrs. Hall and Mrs. Al Hazlett. Next meeting planned with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Henderson. two weeks hence the July 4 timing prompts a schedule shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Beenblossom
North
Oregon
L. G. Club
Lee Conry
Hall
al Hazlett
Robert Henderson
Brother
Orie O'Connor
Larry
Duane McCreedy
Fairfield
Robert O’connor
Mac Davis
Canott
George Canott
Cannett
Duane Hazen
Laurence Genkinger
Robert Conrey
Conrey
George Weigman
Adel
Albert Hazlet
Ainsworth
Weigman
Pearl Parcell
J. L. Tucker
Robert Genkinger
Merrimac Social Visits and Weekend Guests
Mrs Blanche Norton and her daughter Mrs Harold Pohren visited on Monday and Tuesday. Mrs Ben Crile spent Tuesday with Mrs Maggie Burger. The Droz family from Cedar Rapids spent the weekend with the Lester Kientz and Steve Shelangoski households. John Wieneke Sr and daughter Sarah visited Carl Amrine and family. The Baldosier and Baldosier families joined Simon Baldosier Monday evening. Betty Droz from Cedar Rapids stayed with the Lester Kientz family. Mr and Mrs George Lemley also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Amrine
Merrimac
Blanche Norton
Harold Pohren
Ben Crile
Maggie Burger
Glen Droz
Cedar Rapids
Lester Kientz
Steve Shelangoski
John Wieneke
Sarah
Dave Baldosier
Max Baldosier
John Baldosier
Simon Baldosiers
Betty Droz
George Lemley
Municipal Band Concert Set with National Medleys
A municipal band performs a March themed program featuring God Bless America and We’re All Americans. Soloist Max Lee contributes cornet pieces including Hail to America and Bride of the Waves amid selections like Anchors Aweigh and March of the Steele Men. The program credits include various arrangers and conductors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall of Fame
Louise Popular
Maria Ellena
Anchors Aweigh
Princess Tiptoe
Cornet
Max Lee
Steele Men
West Union guests attend Kinross shower for Rita Monaghan
Visitors from West Union Mrs. George Woodard Mrs. Harley Wright and Catherine Chambers arrived yesterday afternoon. Mrs. King Palmer of Des Moines visits sister Mrs. Robert Young. A miscellaneous shower in Kinross honored Rita Monaghan ahead of her wedding to Donald Custer.
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Harry G. Simpson
George Woodard
Harley Wright
Catherine Chambers
West Union
King Palmer
Des Moines
Robert Young
Claire Gray
Susie Waters
Leta Monaghan
Kinross
Rita Monaghan
Donald Custer
Myrla Stephens Hosts U P Church Lawn Party
The Fellowship group of the United Presbyterian church enjoyed a relaxed evening at the R B Stephens home southeast of town with Carolyn Strong in charge of games and entertainment. Guests included Rev George Kerr two girls from the Westervelt Home Batesburg Doris Waggoner India and Margaret Marsh Africa. Refreshments featured ice cream and wafers.
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United Presbyterian Church
Myrla Stephens
R. B. Stephens
Carolyn Strong
George Kerr
Columbus Knights Plan August Picnic
At a Washington council Knights of Columbus meeting this week plans were begun for a family and friends picnic in August with date and committees to be announced later. The council voted ten dollars to the United Service Organizations fund. Officers for the new year were elected led by Joe Caputo as grand knight for a second year. other officers include Mark Keening, Clifford Campbell, Dr. J A Marie, L J Muck, E F Muck, Joe Pacha, Leslie Payne, Alfred Te Bockhorst, Joe Wehr, Leo Shelangoski, George Stumpf, and delegates to the state convention. Installations begin in July with formal rites delayed to fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Council
Knights of Columbus
K. C
United Service Organizations Fund
Washington County
Joe Caputo
Mark Keening
Clifford Campbell
J. A. Marie
L. J. Muck
E. F. Muck
Joe Pacha
Leslie Payne
Alfred Te Bockhorst
Joe Wehr
Leo Shelangoski
George Stumpf
J. M. Kelly
H. L. Whittaker
William Koening
Miles of Railways Russia Has 50691 Miles Within Boundaries
The report states Russia possesses 50,691 miles of railways inside its borders. It notes the vast network spans major routes and regional lines, underscoring Russia’s extensive rail infrastructure.
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Russia
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Poultry
George Young
Forenoon
H. J. Dane
Iowa City
M.M.C
Mose Levy
Iowa Ave
J. D. Rabenold
Pioneer Drug
California
Melvin Gingerich
Bill Martin
Brighton
Goodwin
John Rosehley
Noble
Wayland Phone
Main
L. H. Orr Land Co
A.C. Combine
Henry A. Mast
Kalona
Spurgeon
United Mattress & Upholstering Co
Stow
Martin’s Cleaners
Kindling
Call Scott Furniture Co
Rayburn Land Co
K. P
Tucker Chevrolet
Goodyear and
Goodrich
Washington Oil Company
Pickens
A. E. Atchison
Rukgaber Hardware
Allis Chalmers
Loveless
Minnie Chance
Guernsey
Keifer
John Jeffrey
Iowa
Monroe St
Franzen Bros
Moore's
Dr. Hess
Geo. L. McDaniel Drugs
Joe Schantz
John Sampson
Sordens’ Music Co
Eclipse Lumber Co
Gamble
the Evening Journal
East Washington St
Charlie Brown
Journal
E. 3Rd St
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Washington Oil Co
Washington of Co
Chicago Livestock
Chicago Cash Grain
Powers Produce
Washington, Towa
Geo. J. Breitenbach
North Oregon
John Anderson
Mabel
Nellie
Glenn Anderson
Howard Anderson
Ethel Henderson
Oakdale
Frank Henderson
Westchester
Morning Sun Readers
Central Park
God Bless
America
Olivadot -Schrmidt
Zimmerman
LeRoy Huffer Clarke
Mangan
Fillmore
Yoder
King
Belsterling
Alford
U. P. Church
Charley Griffin
Martha
Jack Riley
Cecil Riley
Carl Amline
Eva Fanig
Gilbert
Glenn Schafer
Margie Burger
Henry Sinn
Columbus Knights
400 West 8Rd St
Bill Teh
Bill Bruty
Kerrims Cash
Geo. Pauls
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