Poultry grades adjust prices for faulty birds
All No 2 poultry including crooked breasts bare backed water blisters on breasts and extremely thin poultry will be bought at four cents less than quoted prices All poultry out.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1938
Page
10
Martha Washington Bread A Real Product
The Home Bakery advertises Martha Washington Bread as a real product made from tested ingredients. It is baked thoroughly under modern conditions and offered as a daily fresh home baked item at 114t8eod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Washington
Home Bakery
Lloyd Dean Lance Visits Grandparents in Gracehill
Lloyd Dean Lance of Moline Illinois visits his grandparents Mr and Mrs Asahel Robertson in Gracehill. Jesse Myers visits with his brother Wesley Meyers in Washington. Marion Robertson family and Dan McCune family join at Asahel Robertson home. Others from North English Cedar Walls and Keota also appear in weekend gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Dean Lance
Moline
A. J. Robertson
Gracehill
S,i
Dean Lance
Ill
Asahel Robertson
Jesse Myers
Wesley Meyers
Washington
Marion Robertson
Dan McCune
William
North English
Goldie
Oklahoma
Junior Roberts
Dorothy McCune
Blanche Mills
Katherine Buxbaum
Cedar Walls
Harlow Engle
Lester Small
Faye Ayres
Keota
Nelson
W D Hesseltine Injured Baling Hay at Beenblossom Farm
Gray June 29 W M Longer reports W D Hesseltine is hospitalized in Washington County after a serious fall while helping bale hay at the Beenblossom farm. Mr and Mrs George Brown are vacationing at Excelsior Springs Mo. Glen Green and family and Mr and Mrs Frank Salladay visited Louis Rath home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. O. Longer
Gray
W. D. Hesseltine
Washington County Hospital
T. M. Beenblossom Farm
George Brown
Excelsior Springs
Glen Green
Frank F Salladay
Louis Rath Home
First Electric Engine on Baltimore & Ohio Rail
The first electric locomotives entered service on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad in 1895 for use in Baltimore tunnels, marking an early milestone in electric traction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Baltimore
News Notes Of Our Neighboring Communities
Journal Subscription Representative shares snippets from nearby towns highlighting appointments, school events, church gatherings, and market updates. Contains brief notices about community meetings, local leaders, and upcoming fairs.
Weather cools as farmers push long days in corn and harvest
June 29 reports cooler weather aiding men and horses in corn and harvest fields. Wayne Cline in Iowa City hospital recovering and hopeful to return home soon. Marl Lemley extending bin room for a near harvest wheat field. James H. Miller with assistants runs a West Chester garage cafe as the town stays quiet by day and lively by evening trading and show crowds, with Karl Atwood enjoying solid local business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Cline
Iowa City
Ainsworth
Wayne
Evening Journal
West Chester
Karl Atwood
Ruth Signs With Brooklyn Nationals as Coach
Babe Ruth signs with the Brooklyn Nationals as a coach at 15000 dollars yearly. The Southern California track and field team becomes the national champion by winning the team title in Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babe Ruth
Brooklyn Nationals
Southern California
Minneapolis
Cunningham wins feature at Princeton Invitation Track Meet
Glenn Cunningham led the feature event with a four minute seven and two tenths second mile to secure victory at the Princeton Invitation Track Meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Cunningham
Princeton
West Chester Farms Grow Crops on Busy Acres
West Chester works a tractor and 20 foot harrow to cultivate twenty acres of bean ground in two hours. His pasture holds sows with pigs and black cattle in feed lots. He and his son run a 200 acre farm with neighboring neighbors reporting thriving crops in this farming country. Thanks to Mr and Mrs Bell who read their home daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester
Melvin’ Bells
Son
Mrs. Bell
Roadwork and farming notes from Powell area
The road near Powell is to be oiled after repair. Charles Churchill runs a caterpillar tractor and is praised for good work. John Koch harvests clover hay and keeps a fine herd of Herefords in his pasture. He plans to feed corn as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Powells
Charley Churchill
John Koch
John
Veteran referee Baetzel handled nine games in 24 hours
Herman Baetzel the veteran basketball official who died recently once officiated nine games in a single 24 hour period. Baetzel quit professional basketball in 1906 to become an official and until his death refereed thousands of contests. He, like baseball umpire Bill Kiem, claimed he was never wrong on an important decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OLU
Herman Baetzel
Baetzel
Bill Kiem
Cunningham Sprints Through Vast Mile Record
Glenn Cunningham, the famed miler, raced 62 major events winning 51 and finishing second eight times. He never ended worse than third in those competitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunningham
Glenn Cunningham
Reunion snapshot of the class of 18 at country club
The 18 class held a reunion last Saturday at the country club and readers note it may be one of the best ever due to personal familiarity with many attendees.
Woman Fights Rare Injury After Auto Collision
Hertha Klinkig of Chicago, once 137 pounds, now 87 pounds after an automobile strike 16 months ago. doctors fear she may die within 60 days from the rare injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hertha Klinkig
Chicago
Pearson Sells Hogs in Chicago Market Opening
Jesse Pearson, a Washington county farmer and livestock feeder, shipped hogs of his own raising to Chicago at the market opening. The drove sold at 9.00 per cwt, considered a good sale given corn costs. Pearson also feeds steers for the fall market as cattle prices rise to a new seasonal peak, with Monday highs at 11.20 per cent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearson
Chicago
Jesse Pearson
Washington County
Local Social News Highlights Visits and Visits Around Harvey Ambo
Residents from Harvey Ambo and surrounding towns gather for weekend calls and visits. Omahan guests include Harvey Adams and Carl O Biern. Washington high school class of 1918 members attend a reunion. Families visit relatives at multiple homes and share weekend time in small-town social rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl White
Harvey Amboy
Harvey Adams
Omaha
John Adams
Ralph Morris
Jo Ann
Columbus Junction
Francis McConnell
Glen Beenblossom
Washington High School
Everette Stewart
Glen Been Blossom
Ray Rathmel
Roy Whiteman
Conn
Shirley Dowell
Washington
G. W. White and
Dale
Art Krause and Sons
Prison Farm drama depicts rebel prisoners and corrupt guards
A young woman sacrifices everything for herlover in Prison Farm at the Fox Theatre. Shirley Ross leads a cast including Lloyd Nolan and John Howard in a story of brutal penal camp life, abuse, and a reforming doctor who helps the couple seek a new life after Nolan's murder sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox Theatre
Shirley Ross
Lloyd Nolan
John Howard
Miss Ross
Nolan
Howard
Noward
Lfe
Carrol Naish
Porter Hall
Esther Dale
Iowa's pig crop shows an increase in 1988
Des Moines reports that Iowa's spring pig crop for 1988 is estimated at 9.2 million pigs, about 21 percent of the national total, reflecting a 12 percent rise from 1987 as stated by Federal Agricultural Statistician Leslie M. Carl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Leslie M. Carl
Iowa
United States
Chicago Market Hogs and Cattle Steady as Receipts Trim Higher
Chicago market notes hogs 11 000 head with prices 8 35 to 9 15 for heavy weights and sow ranges 6 76 to 8 00. Cattle 8 500 steady with beef steers 10 00 to 11 20 and calves 5 00 to 9 00. Sheep 5 000 steady with lambs 8 40 to 8 85. Estimated tomorrow: cattle 4 000 hogs 12 000 sheep 6 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Produce Market Steady as Receipts Rise Across Goods
Chicago reports steady markets for produce butter and poultry. Produce receipts reach 14 994 cases with extra firsts up 19 percent and current receipts up 18 percent. Butter markets hold steady to easy with high specials and extra firsts near mid twenties. Poultry shows steady pricing across springers broilers ducks and turkeys with modest percentage changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Zeese
Chicago Cash Corn Market Report June 24
Chicago cash corn values listed for various futures grades with price ranges. No. 1 yellow quoted 584 to 59, No. 2 yellow 57% to 58%, No. 3 yellow 4%, No. 4 yellow 56 to 56%, No. 5 yellow 53% and sample grade 45 to 51 with estimated carrots at 281.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi
Chicago
Soybean market closes with mixed July to December quotes
The soybean market shows July at 88 with open 88% and high 88, Oct at 84, Dec near 82 with S indicating 82.
Corn crop makes rapid growth in week says Reed
Des Moines June 29 The federal crop service director C D Reed says Iowa corn grew rapidly in the past week despite rain and wind in the northeast. Most corn will straighten up and recover with favorable weather. some fields were beaten down or flooded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Des Moines
INS
C. D. Reed
Federal Crop Service
Community Sale Attracts Farmers With Cattle and Goods
Local auction at Whitaker and Son invites buyers to bring in cattle including fat steers heifers stock cows and a red bull plus lambs hogs post and farm items. A prior visitor promised to return with good stock and more calves expected for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampshire
Whittaker & Son
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Swift
Pioneer Drug Store
Call Kulona Hotel
Frank Bandy House
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VonArb Electric Service
Louis Baird
G. A. Reinert
Arnold's
Washington Federal Savings & Loan Association
FR. M. Pierce
Journal
Negus Livestock Auction
Milwaukee Yards
Midway Sale
Columbu Junction
Phon
Franklin Dea
the Evening Journal
Washington, Iowa
Sirs
Yours Truly
Ainsworth, Iowa
R. R
Elm Grove Cemetery
Frank L. Wilson
Ella B. Norton
Highland Park
H. Forman
S. H. Forman
T. A. Michels
Milwaukee Stock Yards
Nichols and Brooks
D. F. Sayre
Washington Oil Company
Goodrich
Washington Oi! Company
Howard Baker
Carl Jarrard
McCormick Hinder
Washington Implement Store
Iowa Southern Utilities
Reister & Sons
Hennery Brown Rees Hennery
Leghorn
Leghorn Roosters
Eclipse Lumber Company
Sargent
Wolfe Hatch
Leland White
W. M. Darbyshire
Johns-Manville
Howard JL. McCleery
Wilfred Smith
Crawfordsville
A. C
Deering Binder
Good
Hermanstorfer Motor Co
Elmer Guenther
Harry V. Miller
West Madison
Eclipse
Beenblossom Farm
Marl Lemley
Joe Link
Mr. Link
James H. Miller
Robert Stephens
Rosanna Sandberg
Wichita
Kas
Kansas State
College
Mark Cain, Jr
Penal Camp
Chicago Livestock
SE. Gorner
Herman's Funeral Home
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