Local Officials, Candidates, and Community Happenings
Sookup will elect successors for a three year term. Hubert E. Doud retires as treasurer after a two year tenure. Nominating petitions due by Friday February 28 at noon. polling 12 noon to 7 pm on election day. Holdover board members include Mrs. Cecile Doud, Joseph Knebel and Clair Swift. Riverside residents announce birth. first grandchild born to Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Shradel in San Francisco weighing seven pounds. The Ingrams, Crays, and Lawrence depart for Southern California. Donald Hartzell to operate the local Standard Oil station. John R. Yeggy family planning move to Riverside area. Kloppfer family relocation forthcoming.
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Sookup
Hubert E. Doud
Cecile Doud
Joseph Knebel
Clair Swift
J. W. Shradel
Riverside
Arnold Shradel
San Francisco
California
Jean Wehe
Milwaukee
William Ingram
Wayne Cray
Dewey Lawrence
Ingram
Henry Wolters
Standard Oil
Mr. Ingram
Donald Hartzell
John R. Yeggy
Rene Schnoebelen
Henry Griffin
John Kloppfer
Sueppel property and Critz estate noted in Riverside area
The report mentions Sueppel property flowing into the Jane Critz estate residence in the north town area. Melvin Schnoebelen recently returned from a Chicago bus trip and began travel for Tasty Popcorn of Sigourney Iowa. The Schnoebelen family will keep Riverside as home. Mrs Helen Critz observed her 88th birthday anniversary on Thursday February 27, health worsened this winter. Chicago grain table shows March 1 values for wheat corn oats and soybeans with typical daily fluctuations.
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Sueppel
Jane Critz
Melvin Schnoebelen
Chicago
Sigourney
Iowa
Schnoebelen
Riverside
Helen Critz
First Public High School Founder from Cary
A. Frank Page who started North Carolina's first public high school in Cary is identified as father of Walter Hines Page the late wartime ambassador to England. This note places Page's educational influence in Cary's local history.
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A. Frank Page
Walter Hines Page
England
North Carolina
Cary
Boss in the house declares authority over his home
A man asserts dominance over his household in a blunt confrontation, stating he will not be led by a woman. The exchange portrays the power dynamic within the domestic scene and hints at simmering tension.
Midway and Journal Sale Dates From Iowa Auctions
Local sale notices list Midway Sale Co in Columbus Junction and Community Sale at Fridge City Feed Yard with March 4 public auctions. Chas R Spenser sale location given as Wayland area. J W Hendrickson's annual horse and implement sale set for March 11 at Richland Iowa with 50 to 60 horses and farm machinery.
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Midway Sale Co
Columbus Junction
City
Chas
R. Spenser
Waylang
J. H
Stanley Baird
Washington
J. W. Hendrickson
Richland
Iowa
Lowa
Stylish stouts strike medal in honor of starchless potatoes
The article notes unanimous votes by stylish stouts to remove a medal honoring a humanitarian who developed starchless potatoes. It describes tomatoes as tubing that speeds diminishing curves and as offspring of grafted potato tomato plants. Tomato juice balances the starch in potatoes and tomatoes grow from plant roots and tops. They feed on magnesium sulphate and six other chemicals. Ragweed Pollen Effective Capsules relieve hay fever in 63 percent of cases per Cleveland Clinic.
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Cleveland
Ohio
University Hospitals
Minneapolis man uses card explains limp with erythemanodosum
James F. Gould of Minneapolis faced many questions about his limp. He had his secretary prepare inquiry cards bearing a single word explanation: erythemanodosum.
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Erythemanodosum
James F. Gould
Minneapolis
Chicago Markets Hogs Cattle Sheep Report
Chicago markets summarize Wednesday trading with hogs steady to firm top at 7.90, cattle weak to slightly lower across fed steers and yearlings, cows and bulls easing, steers topping near 14.85 and heavy weights around 12.00 to 12.75, sheep and lambs mixed with fat lambs steady to strong and ewes around 6.50 to 6.60.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Choice
Chicago Produce Market Report March 1
Chicago notes a steady market with eggs totaling 16 088 cases including extra firsts 16 percent and firsts 14 14 percent with storage packed firsts 15 percent and current receipts 15 percent dirties 14 1 4 percent. poultry shows no sales.
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Chicago
Eleanora Colton Celebrates 97th Birthday Plans
Columbus City’s oldest resident, Mrs. Eleanora Colton, will observe her 97th birthday on March 1 while hospitalized in Des Moines after a hip fracture from a February 12 fall at her home. She has long hosted birthday gatherings, attended her daughter's golden wedding last year, and hopes to join Columbus City’s centennial celebration this summer.
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Martha Butler
Columbus Junction
Eleanora Colton
Columbus City
Town Methodist Hospital
Des Moines
Johnieston
Johnston
Colton
Valley Notes Farewell for Derby Family Moving to Ireland
A surprise farewell gathering of about ninety neighbors and relatives was held at the W. E. Derby home in Valley on Monday evening. The Derby family is moving to Ireland Saturday, and a group from the Ed Flander home joined to greet them with dancing, cards, and a two course luncheon. The Derbys will be missed for their helpfulness, and Gibson Lown neighbors will move into the vacated storm home.
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Derby
Gibson Lown
Mennonite Men Elect Officers in Wayland Club
Wayland notes list officers elected for next year at the Mennonite church Men's Brotherhood Club. President C W Schlatter, Vice President A E Rinner, Secretary George Boller, Treasurer J E Boshart, with Rev. Simon Gingerich away at a publication board meeting.
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Wayland
Men's Brotherhood Club
Mennonite Church
C. Ww. Schlatter
A. E. Rinner
George Boller
J. E. Boshart
Simon Gingerich
Scottsdale
Mentgnite Publication Board
Glen
Evelyn Rich
Atlantic
Farm Bureau Women Open Program at Washington County Meeting
Mrs Rollin Brown of Sigour nex seventh district Farm Bureau committeewoman opened the contact meeting with the Washington county home project committee. Fourteen women represented the active townships and cooperatives. The program covered home project work 4H libraries health and local school district study with emphasis on leadership and analysis of agricultural and economic issues.
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Rollin Brown
Sigournex
Seventh District
Farm Bureau
Washington County Home Project Committee
God
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Rura
Browh
Brown
Enslin to Open Junction Store in Columbus Junction
Harry Enslin of Washington will open an auto parts store on North Main Street in the vacated bowling alley building. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Long entertained relatives on the second birthday of their daughter Janice. Mr. and Mrs. Fay Foster move from the A J Foster farm to a farm they purchased nearby. H R Newell has returned from Bellevue hospital Muscatine after weeks of recovery from an operation.
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Columbus Junction
Harry Enslin
Washiton
North Main Street
Wilbur Long
Janice
Fay Foster
A. J. Foste
H. R. Newell
Bellevue Hospital
Muscaline
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Chesterton Dill
Glo
Broggs
O.K
Clayton Bear
Eod
Hance
Armour Griggs
Boomers
Foster Radio Service
Gamble
Louis Baird
Pickens
Ainsworth
J. D. Rabenold
Goodwin
R. 1
Marner
John Soukup
Estelle Cruz
Riverside Independent School District Board
C. J. Karel
R. {. Marner
John
L. G. Jugenheimer
West Monroe St
Geo. J. Breitenbach
West Chester
C. W. Soukup
Reister Bros
Creamery
Hery
Red Comb Feeds
Green Gable
Jamesway Poultry Equipment
Dr. Salisbury Poultry Health Service
the Evening Journal
Borkoski
Brighton
Eelipse Lumber Co
Tucker Chevrolet
Rayburn Ceed Company
MARS
L. B. Hanan
North
Marion Avenue
Dave Miller
Barnes
Hisele
Crawfordsville
Phillips & Hebner
C. H. Brinning
Eclipse Lumber Co
Dick. Itfeed
Tiss
KL. Barthelow
W. J. Augustine
Elmer Wulf
Leo Deitch
Trizhton
Claude Essley
Coppock
Bob Montgomery
Keota
Thomson Phosphate Company
Journal
Good Combination Farm
Washington County
L. H. Orr Land Co
Mrs
Schlatter
Men's Brotherhood
Ezra Wittmer
Norman Clark
Cedar Falls
Russell Alan
Martin Oscar Martin
Clarence Shumaker
Earl Lyons Place
Dale Goods
Mary Witting
W. J. Bicher
K. Schantz
Ed Eicher
Waterloo
Laverne Wicher
Gilbert Schantz
W. B. Harper
Lydia Metler
Mt. Pleasant
Progress Club
Edward Witting
Longfellow
Lyle Zehr
Revrence Spoon
Heaven
Sara Marie Penner
Homer Feitz
Davenport
Ruth Miller
Peoria
Ill
Jemima meClintic
Wenger
Mayme Roth
Elmer Rich
Hartford
Kansas
Dan Rich
Anna Eicher
Dorcas Society
Dorcas
Farm Bureau Women
Enslin
Young Man Oo
Glenn G. Hayes
Big Gain News
Frank Lueppke
Arlington
Minn
George Bender
Wellman
Thomas Kauffman
L. B. Mead
Morning Sun
Alf Krysan
Fairfield Pealers
Big Gain
144 West Union
Income Tax Service
Dayton Tax Service
Son l
Jack
Sey Bull
Chester
Farrow
Hampshire
Poland
International
John Deere
Hayes
J. H. & Stanley Baird Macon & Kloty
Cash Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid
Frank Kos
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