Markets Chicago hogs cattle and sheep report
Chicago market notes for March 9 10 show hog receipts about 14000 with mostly 10¢ higher bids and top at 14.20 for 190 350 lb hogs while 170 190 lb hogs fetch 13.50 14.10 and light weights up to 15.75. Cattle receipts about 6500 with steady to uneven trade and tops at 16.75 for fed steers plus 15.65 for fed heifers. most trades 13.00 15.00. Sheep receipts about 7000 with slaughter lamb bids 16.25 down and loads at 16.50 and higher. mutton lighter demand and native lambs scarce. Estimated totals hogs 10000 cattle 2000 sheep 2000.
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Chicago
Market Reports Show Steady Prices Across Goods
Mggs market remains steady with receipts at 17 706 cases. Extra firsts 3 434 and firsts 33 with current receipt 32 and dirties 3 014 and checks 2 914. Poultry receipts show no cars, 5 trucks and market firm.
Grain table Chicago open high low close report
Grain table shows Wheat for Sep Dec May and July with values around 165 to 171 cents per bushel. Oats Sept new lists prices near 73 cents with small daily movement. This reflects Chicago futures trading activity for March 9.
March 9 Horse Sale and Dairy Cattle Auction Listings
Riverside Sales Company hosts a 1:00 PM March 9 horse sale at Riverside Town. A dairy cow sale follows a % mile east of Harper. Mrs Mamie Hammen schedules a March 13 closing sale at 2% miles south of Lone Tree on the gravel road to Conesville. Glenn Johnston is the contact.
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Riverside
Riverside Sales Company
Harper
Mamie Hammen
Lone Tree
Conesville
Glenn Johnston
Group Spends One Afternoon a Week In Red Cross Work
Wayland residents report a weekly Red Cross sewing session at the high school each Tuesday afternoon. Members include Mrs. Sadie Henss, Mrs. C. K. Schantz, Mrs. Clara Wenger, Mrs. Warren Bergh, Mrs. Will Severt, Emma Nichols, and others. three absentees listed. Gilbert Troutman arrives from Camp Campbell Ky for a ten day visit. Mrs. Andy Tschantz and three children plan to relocate to San Francisco while her husband serves near there.
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Ezra Wittmer
Wayland
Red Cross
Sadie Henss
C. K. Schantz
Clara Wenger
Warren’ Bergh
Will Severt
Emma Nichols
Harry Clark
BE. C. Allen
Orus Boshart
Will Allen
C. Elhum
Frank Clark
Gilbert Troutman
Camp Campbell
Clyde Troutman
Andy Tschantz
Phyllis
Shirley
Gary
San Francisco
Andy
Haskins Ladies Aid Society Meets in K A Mathers Home
Haskins March 9 the Ladies Aid society met at the country home of Mrs K A Mathers with sixteen members two visitors and two children present Mrs Stout became a member during the meeting Officers were re elected President Mrs Mathers Vice President Mrs Godlove Secretary Una Gordon Assistant Wanda Skubal Treasurer Hazel Boyd Assistant Elva Coon The next meeting will be with Mrs J R McCreedy
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Clara Godlove
Haskins
Ladies Aid Society
K. A. Mathers
D. H. Branfield
Neil Stout
Stout
Mathers
Godlove
Una Gordon
Wanda Skubal
Hazel Boyd
Elva Coon
Gertrude Wehr
J. R. McCreedy
Fay Cherwinker
Stanley Chabal
Tampa
Florida
Woman Killed in Truck Car Collision Near Postville
Mrs Edith Berry about 65 of West Union was killed in a car-truck crash a quarter mile west of Postville late Wednesday. Her husband Dr George Berry 71 a West Union dentist died March 1. Mr and Mrs F W Loftus of West Union suffered head and body cuts when Loftus tried to pass a truck and skidded into it. They were taken to the hospital.
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Postville
Edith Berry
West Union
Here
George M. Berry
F. W. Loftus
Young Des Moines Youth Among Prison’s Youngest Inmates
Warden Percy Lainson reports John A. Culp, 16, of Des Moines, is the youngest prisoner at the state penitentiary. Culp and 19-year-old Raymond L. Simbro of Prairie City were admitted to begin life terms for the slaying of William Bare, an oil station operator from Pleasantville, Iowa. Culp pled guilty to second degree murder while Simbro pleaded to first degree murder.
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Fort Madison
Percy Lainson
State Penitentiary
John A. Culp
Des Moines
Culp
Raymond L. Simbro
Prairie City
William Bare
Pleasantville
Simbro
Vitamin C Solubility and Use of Cooking Water
Water soluble vitamin C means cooking water and liquor from canned fruits or vegetables should be used. Use minimal cooking water and incorporate the remaining liquid into soups gravies and sauces.
Local School Cancels Day for Teacher Illness
The school planned a holiday on Friday due to the teacher Mrs M T Coon suffering a severe hoarseness illness. Students were dismissed early and return to classes the following day.
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M. T. Coon
Big Gain Mineral Stock Food for Livestock
Leading authorities on animal nutrition endorse supplementing grain with a balanced mix of proteins vitamins and minerals. Using Big Gain Mineral Stock Food can save 40 percent to 50 percent in protein and 10 percent to 15 percent in grain while boosting gains and profits. Ask your dealer about Big Gain Mineral Stock Food.
Urge Salvage Drive for Tin Cans and Paper
The salvage department requests that all properly processed tin cans and waste paper from outside Washington be left at the salvage bins across the street from the post office on or before March 11. Washington residents may have their cans and paper ready for collection by youngsters on Saturday morning March 18.
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Washington
Club Meeting With Mrs Wenger Votes for Red Cross Support
The Good Will club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs Jacob Wenger's home with 15 members. President Mrs Edith Tucker led a brief business session before social time. The group voted to donate $2 to the Red Cross. the April meeting will be at Mrs P B E Babcock's home.
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Good Will Club
Jacob Wenger
Edith Tucker
Red Cross
P. BE. Babcock
Village event serves refreshments by Klopfenstein and Wagner
Joe Klopfenstein and Mrs. Fred Wagner served refreshments at a local community gathering, providing hospitality for attendees and contributing to the event's welcoming atmosphere.
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Joe Klopfenstein
Fred Wagner
Iowa venereal disease cases rise to 4337 in 1943
Des Moines reports 4,337 venereal disease cases in Iowa for 1943, up 24 from 1942. Dr. A. Wooster, head of the state health department venereal disease division, announced the figures on Wednesday. Syphilis totaled 2,569, down from 2,764 in 1942, while gonorrhea reached 1,768 compared with 1,549 a year earlier.
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Des Moines
Iowa
A. €. Wooster
State Department of Health
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New London
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Forrest Brock
General Carpenter
Jay Moore
Geo, Young
State Cafe
Reisler Bros
R. R. Johnston
Journal
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West Chester
McDaniel Drug Store
Burlington
Les Arnold
East Third
Davenport
C. S. Lemmon
Pittsburgh
Pioneer Drug
Washington Co. Nat. Farm Loan Assn
Jeffrey Building
Vso
Griffith Bros
Reister Bros
H. CG
Finney
Goodyear
Goodrich
Washington Oil Company
Stude- Baker
S. 2Nd Ave
Arthur J. Davison
the Evening Journal
Eclipse Lumber Company
Cali T. 1913Eod
NEW Line
Reid Boyd
Hawk's
Iowa City
Wayne
Carson Plumbbing & Heating
Rose Cottage
Humble
Boys Bicycle
Call
Berkshire
L. B. Hanan
McCormick Deering
Call H. J. H. Mangold
FORD
Oliver Tractor
Fred Chalupa
J. L. Coffey , Son
Guernsey
John Wagner
Tor Sale
9Th Ave
Tme
Washington Concrete Company
Armour
W. M. Darbyshire
Farrow
W. F. Flynn
Ainsworth
Busby Mfg
du Pont
Spurgeon
Ernest Krantz
Wellman
Chicago Livestock
Bud
Whittaker Sale
Baby
New Hampshire
White Rocks
White
Austra
Reister
Produce
Haskins Ladies Aid Society
K. A. Mathers Home
Dee
Purina Startena
Freshwater’s Feed Store
Kent Pig & Low Meal
Kent Chick
H. C. Finney
Wenger
George J. Breitenbach
Ramseyer
Hatchery
East Washington
Bordwell
Corn King
R. R
Humble Produce
Washington, Iowa
Honeymead
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