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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1936

Page

7

Sophomore Mass Paper Publishes Amid Contest Bloom

Wayland March 10 The sophomore mass paper She Cy nosure published Friday with heavy sales driven by the Who's Who contest results. Wayland basketball teams defeated Crawfordsville Monday at Latters Hope Court. girls won 21 19 after a long layoff and boys held off a Crawfordsville rally to win 27 24. Mrs Guther of Guther Studio Washington showed pictures to the senior class.

Wayland Muarch Crawfordsville Guther Guther Studio Waspington

Journal Sale Date Column

March 12 closing out sale announced by Edward Prebyl at the farm north of the coal chute and nearby properties. Listings include Cooper's Argus cattle at Whittaker and other sale notices in Washington and Wellman with auctions weekly at City Feed Yard and Midway Sale Co in Columbus.

Edward Prebyl Richmond John Shalla Mathig Cooper's Argus Whittaker Gale Pavilion Washington D. H. Tipton

Wayland News Roundup From March Activities And Games

Notes from March events include Woodford of Clay visiting and discussing farming, local sales by L D Shaffer and Co Dawson, Washington openings, and County deglamatory contest dates. Wayland high basketball teams finish season with a 29 16 win over Wyman and a 27 26 overtime loss, plus girls winning one tournament game and a consolation loss.

Florence Bergh Wayland Morning Sun Declan Stoner Mt. Union Wayland High School Wyman Wan Wayland Weyond Wamn Wyman Olds Sharon Center Crawfordsville Yarmouth Wayland Girls Kauffman

Auctioneer Titles and Local Banter Highlight Shaffer Sale

The Pure Oil News notes readers decide when an auctioneer earns the title colonel. Harold Fisher and Boyd Saunders aided at the Shaffer sale, with lively exchange and old time humor between participants.

Kentucky Pure Oil News Harold Fisher Boyd Saunders Shaffer

Travel tale from Kalona visit prompts road talk

Harry Payne visited his daughter’s home near Kalona with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Benell. He walked about a mile to reach them as bad roads kept farmers shut in and Tali sends Mie home daily to the Benell residence.

Harry Payne Paul Benell Kalona Harry Mie Benell

Col. Austin Sutherland Drives Top Team Here

Col. Austin Sutherland steers one of the best all around teams to town Monday. The colonel knows how to drive a team and bring strong performance to the event. A mother host and guests observe the scene with a light domestic moment.

Col Austin Sutherland Washington

Heick Family Divides 600 Acres at 470th Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs J F Heick celebrate 470th wedding anniversary as eight Spencer Ten children receive land gifts totaling 600 acres. The parents divide property with 200 acre home farm near Peterson and four 80 acre Clay county tracts allocated to each heir.

Spencer Clay County J. F. Heick Heick Peterson

Chicago Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Hogs Cattle Sheep

Chicago March 10 hogs 12 000 with 10 000 direct market steady versus yesterday but uneven top 10 60 early medium weight butchers stronger later bids unevenly lower sows 9 00 to 9 40 cattle 6 000 steady calves 2 000 steady beef steers 10 00 to 12 00 mediums 6 00 to 10 00 yearlings 7 00 to 11 59 butcher cattle heifers 4 75 to 6 75 cows 6 25 to 7 00 bulls 6 25 to 7 00 calves 5 00 to 8 50 feeders 5 00 to 6 0 SHEEP 9 000 steady lambs 9 00 to 9 75 commons 6 00 to 8 50 yearlings 7 00 to 9 25 ewes 3 50 to 5 50 feeders 8 00 to 8 50

Chicago Livestock Chicago

Chicago Produce Market Recap March 1

Eggs market easy with receipts 22 382 cars and 18 percent firsts and extras. Butter market weak with receipts 11 910 tubs and high percentage extras and firsts. Poultry market steady with varied leg horn and duck figures. Potatoes on track with shipments 909 and arrivals 67.

Chicago

Grain futures and receipts report with scattered notes

Chicago corn prices listed for No 4 white and No 5 white with ranges from 54% to 57% and 64 percent for No 4 white. Receipts show 112 cars. The text mentions a division of an inheritance among three children and a separate large tract in South Dakota for two other heirs.

Chicago South Dakota

Horses Bring Good Prices at Muscatine

Monday sale at William Glatstein yard in Muscatine sold 35 head of horses aged three to nine. A roan pair four and five years old weighing 38200 pounds brought 450 dollars. gray geldings four and six brought 440. a seven year old gray mare sold for 232.20. Other singles ranged 75 to 2256. At Freers farm gate sale 25 horses and mules sold, bay mares seven to eight weighing 2800 pounds fetched 300 dollars. a five year old black mare 1400 pounds sold for 142.50. other singles 25 to 150.

Martha Butler Columbus Junction Mar William Glatstein Muscatine Freers A. H. Freers

Senator Candidates File Nominations in Des Moines

Republican state senators Frank Byers of Cedar Rapids and Garritt E Roelofs of Sioux Center announced reelection bids by filing nomination papers at the secretary of state's office in Des Moines. Also filing were Ed Gray of Mapleton seeking Monona county representative and Dr M Moore of Walnut seeking the state senate.

Des Moines Frank Byers Cedar Rapids Garritt E. Roelofs Sioux Center Ed Gray Mapleton Monona Dr. M. Moore Walnut

Local Produce Market Prices Wednesday

Prices paid Wednesday by Rister & Sons for dairy eggs and poultry. Sweet cream sour cream and hens priced per pound or dozen, including heavy hens leghorn hens and ducks in white and colored varieties. Notes show 10 cent to 29 cent ranges and per dozen egg figures.

Reister & Sons

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The Journal M. F. Wehrle 1stéGeod Don Paul’s Diamond Station North Iowa KE. M. Gridges and Co H. L. Whittaker Askea Produce Sid Greenblat Nicola & Harmon Redco Products Corp la Crosse Win L” Journal Washington, Iowa Housekeeping F. B USPD Journal Office Chiropractic Chas. C Brown, D. C A. B. Schmoeller Marion Rittenhouse lLitéeod Don Paul's North Iowa Eelipee Lumber Ca Scott Furniture Co Don Paul's Diamond Station Dixie Oil Washington Oil E Company ARE Homer Stephen Eclipse Lumber Co Pease Motor Service KE. A. Stewart Sinclair Station East Washington Farm N Bureau Service Co 8S & N. Shoe Store Carter Wittriz Klondyke Harry Campbell A. C Washington Oil Company Jackson Township Breitenbach & Dayton FE. M. Bridges Company Guy Knauss Knauss Shell Service Cor. W. Wash S. Ave. B Howard L.mccleery Bailey the Evening Journal Ralph Pratt State and Fox Theatres Evening Journal Grey Horse Dale Woodburn Erwin Koenig Ainsworth A. H. Twinam Hague J. A. Baird Howard Baker TON Timothy Hay Congress Hotel Elmer Roth Way and Phone Green Farrell Rickey Milford McCreedy Haskins John KE. Long H. A. Woodford Near Clay Alvin Hasty John Dodd Walter Sheets Keota Leo Reinart Valley Billy Grocer Grant Whittaker Walker L. D. Shaffer Ma §Shhaffer Willard Norris Laffoon R. C. Ferguson al Augustine Bek Brumback J. D. Dayton Mr. Jackson EF. Coffey Westchester Methodist Church Frank Macon Liza Sam Willie Harrow John Deere Charlie Brown Audt E. J. Kallaus Local Produce Market Washington County National Farm Loan Association Richard A. Stewart Secy W. Wash Frank Anderson T. H. Huston Ira Coon Rk, L. Duncan Charles F. Lorack Herman's i Wellman West Chester Corrigan Chas. Brown
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