For Sale Items and Furniture Listings Across Several Stores
Classified style notes show various for sale items including sheep drenches from Pioneer Drug Store, a Deere Power binder listed by Cloyce Stewart, heavy carpet and linoleum options with prices from Cartwright's Decorating Store in Cedar Rapids, and second hand rocking chairs from Little's Furniture Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deere Power Binder
Cloyce Stewart
Axminster
Cartwright
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Little’s Furniture Store
Market Reports From Chicago Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Market notes show 15,000 hogs 240 down steady to weak with heavy weights uneven. Good and choice 180 to 270 lbs at 14.50 to 14.60. 270 to 330 lbs 16 to 14.40. 160 to 180 lbs around 14.50. Lows around 14 1/2. 400 to 550 lbs hogs 13.60 to 13.85. BEP 3,000. Early sales and choice natives 15 to 25 cents lower at 15.50 to 16. Swimming. some held higher. Estimates for tomorrow: hogs 12,000 cattle 12,000 sheep 1,000.
Chicago Produce Market Report Summary
Chicago market totals show total receipts at 19 530 cases with 314 extra firsts and 30 percent firsts. Current receipts 20 percent dirties 28 percent checks 28 percent. storage packed firsts 3244 and storage packed extras 32. Poultry receipts listed as 1 car and 54 trucks with hens steady and chickens easy. Plymouth Rock White Rock and colored varieties shown with various counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Rock Springs
White Rock
White Rock Springs
Colored Springs
Grain futures mixed with small changes across corn oats and soy
Market brief showing Sept corn and soy bean bids modestly up while oats and rye drift. Corn trades around 87 to 91 cents with July near 84 to 85. Rye holds near 65 to 66 cents, oats around 46 to 50 cents, soy about 1.72 to 1.78 dollars per bushel with old crop and new crop ranges noted.
Chicago Cash Grain Market Prices Report
Chicago cash grain prices list corn oats and soybeans with bid levels for mixed yellow white and red categories. Corn values show multiple entries from 84 to 85½, oats around 43 to 48, and soybeans around 1.69 to 1.76 per bushel for various yellow lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Grain Table Open High Low Close
Chart shows the Chicago grain table for June 30 with Open High Low and Close values. No detailed figures provided in readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lexington Notes on Local Visits and Trips
Lexington reports Carolyn Wagner of Town City visiting Harris MacQuillin in Wellman and staying at William Flynn's. Emmett Gingerich moved cattle to Chicago. Mrs James Patterson and Ralph and George Foster traveled to Cedar Rapids with James Patterson on business. Harold Littrel and family visited the Bishop home. Mrs John Flading shares experiences from the girls state 4-H convention in Ames. Charles Wahl visits Wellman this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Gardner
Lexington
Carolyn Wagner
Town City
Ben
Harris MaccQugin
Wellman
William Flynn
Emmett Gingerich
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
James Patterson
Ralph Foster
George Foster
Harold Littreland
Bishop
John Flading
Ames
Iowa Farmers Hold Prices Steady Between Months
Des Moines reports June 15 price index at 170 percent of 1909-14 base, unchanged from May. Price paid index at 155 percent, creating the most favorable received to paid ratio for farmers since 1919. grain quotes dipped, corn up slightly, soybeans and flaxseed down a dime per bushel.
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Des Moines
Lowa
Lowa Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Iowa
Family notices from Cedar Rapids and St. Louis
The item lists several local families visiting relatives and noting a son John Fleming stationed at Jefferson Barracks Missouri. It also mentions Everette Fleming on a fishing trip in northern Minnesota and Wade Gardner attending a county meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Walla
Cedar Rapids
John Flading
Tom Fleming
John
Jefferson Barracks
St. Louis, Mo
Everette Fleming
Minnesota
Wade Gardner
Merle Oberon to Become Lady Korda After Knighting
Hollywood actress Merle Oberon will become Lady Korda when her husband Alexander Korda is knighted by King George. The ceremony date is not announced. The event follows a trend of actresses gaining titles through marriages to European nobility.
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Hollywood
Merle Oberon
Alexander Korda
King George
London
Korda
Miss Oberon
Rationing Report Lists Farm and Truck Tire Allocations
A weekly rationing report records allocations for farmers and truckers. Names include Norma Clegg, Ed Kauffman, H J Whiting, G D Wenger, G L Crees, Ed Showalter, Omar Hochstettler, John L Yoder, Homer Vincent, and others with specific counts of passenger and truck tires and tubes.
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Clegg
Norma
Farmer
Miller
Enos
Kauffman
Zillmar
T. W
Whiting
H. J
Wenger
G. D
Moffit
Leigh
Crees
G. L
Showalter
Hochstettler
Omar
Yoder
John L
Vincent
Homer
Farmers Implement Store
Howel
Ralph
Letwiller
J. F
Dvorak
Frank
Frank Kos Becomes Rotary Club President in 1942
Wilbur Chandler yielded the gavel to Frank Kos in a 1942 Rotary administration switch. Chandler completed Mead’s term as Mead joined the Navy. Kos was elected to succeed Chandler. The luncheon reviewed past work and future duties. New members Lloyd Lewis and Robert Shell were welcomed. ribbons honored long-time members and military entrants.
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Wilbur Chandler
Rotary Club
Frank Kos
Chandler
Dean Harland Mead
Navy Serviete
Mr. Chandler
Lloyd Lewis
Robert Shell
Ralph Shannon
Fleetary
A. Hoice
Robert Lyte
Ralph Dougherty
C. A. Boice
Leigh Soule
Willis Jones
Henry Bailey
Harry Ranseyer
FE S Ralston
C. Hedges
Fred W. Eastwood
W. L. Alcorn
Fred L. 3Te- Jones
Frank Miller
Hugh McCleery
Charles W. Davis
R. L. Klyte
E. EE. Stutsman
Ralph W.thompson
Dr. M. L. Cruise
T. M. Mast
Harland Wead
Wen
Harry Ramseyer
R. L. Lytle
Charles Kennedy
Hold Meetings to Combat Inflation
County efforts list educational cooperators by township with numerous names. The notice names individuals across Lime Creek English River Seventy Six Cedar Jackson Highland Dutch Creek Franklin Washington Oregon Clay Brighton Crawford townships, detailing coordinators and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lime Creek
Dale Jones
John Shettler
Webb Morrow
Henny Berger
Boyu Emde
Ed Henn
Dan, Steiner
M. R. Enfield
Joe Cortuim
Thomas Johnson
Albert Greiner
Gayle Cupp
Dan Steiner
E. M. Tandy
Ralph Bull
Jake Litwiller
T. Johnson
Will Brown
Roy Gabriel
Floyd Carris
Mabel Detweiler
Chas. Schachner
Bert Godber
Faye Rowe
W. W. Waganion
English River Township
Dean Feldman
Lewis Yoder
W. S. Britton
Oren Birkey
Cliff Sommers
Wm. Spenner
Marion Stransky
Marion Pence
Doyle Palmer
Russell Bell
Lloyd Miller
Albert Ollinger
Otis Jones
Twenald McCrabb
F. A. Dunbar
Geo Blattner
Ira Huber
Frank Mayer
Dave Winegarden
S. R. Bell
Oren Romine
H. T. Carris
Dale Moody
Mert Eckels
Clarence Aller
Misa Mary Aller
Cedar Township
Chas Ashby
John Young
Wm. Martin
Earl Booth
Dave Erwin
Robert Stephens
Glen Knupp
Clark Bauer
Walter Duvall
Wm, Gamon
Allison Maas
Wade A. Gardner
Clayde Knupp
T. E. Anderson
Will Em
Legion hosts civilian defense meeting in Wellman
Community men attended a civilian defense meeting at Prairie Flower school for Cedar township. Inflation meeting led by Harrison Donald county club agent was held at Lexington school. Kathryn Bishop returned from nursing duties. Mrs. Ralph Eyestone and daughter Ruth McLeod from Torrington Wyoming visited Mrs. James Gardner and Hoyt Gardner for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Wellman
Prairie Flower School
Cedar Township
Harrison Donald County Club
Lexington
Kathryn Bishop
Ralph Eyestone
Ruth McLeod
Torrington
Wyoming
James Gardner
Hoyt
S Vincennes First Vessel To Circumnavigate Globe
The U S S Vincennes under Commander Finch became the first naval ship to sail around the world leaving New York in 1826 on a historic voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. S. Vincennes
Finch
Globe
New York
Ainsworth Notes on Visits and Local Moves
Amy Hemphill returned from Cedar Rapids and Stanwood as relatives visited the Hemphill home. Max Hawkins came home from Camp Bowie for the funeral of his sister in law Mrs. Fred Hawkins. Dr Paul White, born north of Ainsworth, heads to Iowa City to join the navy as Lieutenant Junior Grade. The Butterworths and Aileen visited from Hinsdale Illinois. Ruth Putman leaves teaching at local schools for summer studies in Des Moines. Mrs Eva Wallace hosts Lincoln Street club. The Meadors' daughter Andra Pearson visits Anthony Kansas. Oliver Hanson family from Chicago plan to move here in August. Billie Acheson to return from Montgomery Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Norris
Ainsworth
Amy Hemphill
Cedar Rapids
Stanwood
J. F. Arends
R. G. Cox
Ames
H. H., Hemphill
Barbara
Burlington
Fred Hawkins
Virgil Butterworth
Aileen
Hinsdale
EB. R. Butterworth
Ruth Putman
Andra Pearson
Anthony, Kan
Meador
Oliver Hanson
Chicago
Georgia Reaney
Hanson
J. E. Freeland
Trees as camouflage in civil defense drive home front vigilance
Americans increasingly view shade trees as protective camouflage for homes and cities, believing clear sightlines from the sky threaten air raid vulnerability. The public consensus emphasizes that most structures and transport and communication lines are now seen as overly exposed to enemy planes.
Midway and Whittaker Go Weekly Auction Dates
Want ads note Midway Sale Go and Columbus Junction weekly listings. Community Sale Fridays at Whittaker sale barn. July 25 public sale of real estate conducted by George Westfall agent. Located 4 miles southwest of Lone Tree with starts at 2 00.
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Midway
Columbus Junction
Whittaker
George Westfall
S. W
Lone Tree
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J. D. Rabenold
Brown & Orr
Foster
Gamble
Louis Baird
Steady K. Johnson
R. Washington
Ona
J. Curtis Long
Gra Bros
Crawfordsville
M. Goodwin
Ingier
Riverside
Spur 'S
Pioneer Drug Store
Chicago Livestock
Geo. J. Breitenbach
Washington
West Chester
Morning Sun Rendering
the Evening Journal
M. John Miller
Joe Hines
Kalona Oil Co
Kalona
New
Sargent’s
Wolfe Hatchery
Clapp
East Main St
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Earl May
J. M. Tudor
Olin
Rk. W. Hyde
Washington Oil Company
Lester Merz
Brighton
J D. Dayton
Lee
iDec
Chicago Cash Grain
Chicago Grain Table
Charles Wahl
Grace- Hinde
Merle Obera
Daley
Miles
Taylor
Albert
Levy
Harry
Junk Dealer
Anton
Bless
Maurice
McGraw
Joe L
Rotary
Sur
Jackson Township
Marek
Claude Sojka
Dewey Weeks
Mark Campbell, Jr
George Horn
Chas
Rothlisberger
J. B. Walker
Ralph Zeck
Vince Tellin
Ray Sojka
Joe Te Bockhorst
Donald Brown
John Moss
Alvin Shaw
E. J. Stewart
Donald Stout
Sidney Coon
Elmer Steele
Dutch Creek ‘Stownship
W. T. Hobbs
Francis Wright
W. Hyde
W. C. Robertson
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Ira Miksch
Seth Carris
Francis Feltz
Glen Gordon
W. B. van
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Nick Tinmes
Caroline Sheets
Carl Daering
Mra Zeno Times
Franklin Township
Frank Kleese
Lloyd Bauer
J. P Dill
Henry Sheets
George Freshwaters
Walter Anderson
Harold Huinston
Wm. Sheets
Ernest Meyer
Glen Cuddeback
Geo Freshwaters
Glen Miller
Paul Harvey
Everett Lewis
C A. Nicola
Leslie Gates
Washington Township
Wm. J. Bell
S. A. Munson
Harold Ahrens
Cari
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Henry Milter
Wim
Norma Clegg
Robert Genkinger
M. M. Rabenold
C. A. Thompson
S. A. Stephens
Henry Wagenknecht
Gene Stephens
Roger Colthurst
Www. EK. Frame
Everett Tobin
Dale Peters
Clay Township
Clyde Courtney
Keith Barnes
O. W Schmitter
Wilbur Day
J. M Stone
C. L. Stannard
A. R. Connelly
Clarence Brown
Edwars
Crile
R. C. Balderson
K. W. Donovan
Glen Dunbar
Archie Farrier
Lloyd Stout
Opie Jones
Lyle Wilson
Hloah Farrier
Lloyd Farrier
Dean Johnson
C. G Picken
Neil Stout
Ira K E. Saunders
L. P. Guy
Dan Guy
Crawford Township
Robert Howell
Ed Rees
Wilford Smith
J. C. Huston
Elmer Mee-Artor
Joe W. Rich
T. H. Huston
Frank Sands
L. H. Rinner
Lawrence Howell
Richard Stephens
Claude McCoy
Frank Gault
Elmer McArtor
W. C Wooley
Baltimore
Prom Ullinois
Drake University
Seymour
Eva Wallace
Lincoln St
Billie Acheson
Montgomery
Ala
DuPont Orel
Speler Auto Parts—Distributors
Louisa Co Lowa
Midway Sale CO
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