Local ticket races mix with civic slate changes
The two slates vie for city posts with re election a theme. William Knebel leads the People’s Ticket for mayor, with council candidates Ralph Kleppfer Joseph Pailliotet and William Sims among others. The Citizens’ ticket lists Edward Veggy for mayor and five council nominees. no names appear for assessor or treasurer.
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William Sims
John Moss
Viva Koebel
William O'Loughlin
People's
William Knebel
RK I Marney
Ralph Kleppfer
PF. W. Schnoebelen
Joseph
Clay Social Club Meeting at Mrs Viola Morgan Home
The Clay Social club met March 6 for its first afternoon session at Mrs Viola Morgan's home. Twenty two members and two visitors attended with each member sharing winter achievements. The Mystery Sisters were revealed and several gifts were exchanged.
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Clay Ladies Missionary Society
Zella Starr
Frances Meacham
Nellie Hoffman
Helen Dickinson
Ottumwa
Washington
Hulda Baxter
Clay
Viola Morgan
A. J. Morgan
Clay, Mar
Clay Social Club
Soergel proposed three Mediterranean dam ideas and Sahara canal
Hermann Soergel of Munich proposed damming the Mediterranean at Gibraltar, the Dardanelles, and the Suez Canal to reverse water losses and reveal submerged arable land. He also floated digging a canal to the Sahara to turn the desert into a garden.
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Hermann Soergel
Munich
Germany
Mediterranean
Gibraltar
Dardanelles
Suez Canal
Soergel
Sahara Desert
Stritch Enthroned as Chicago's Fourth Archbishop
The Most Rev Samuel A Stritch was enthroned as Chicago's fourth archbishop succeeding the late Cardinal Mundelein in a ceremony noted for its impressive rites.
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Chicago
Samuel A. Stritch
George Cardinal Mundelein
Walnut Social News Recaps Dinners and Visits
Mrs Emma Miller dined with the Howard Miller family. Mrs Stanley Baird visited Lyle Wilson. Charles McKay and John Miller drove to Harris Iowa for seed oats. Charles Probst and son Hugh were with his father in West Liberty for a birthday. The Nelson circle hosted guests at Kurtz and Warren homes with multiple family gatherings and Sunday dinners nearby.
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C. Nelson
Walnut
Mar
Emma Miller
Howard Miller
Stanley Baird
Lyle Wilson
Charles McKay
John Miller
Harris
Iowa
Charles Probst
Hugh
Probst
West Liberty
Carl Nelson
Sevilla Jean
Donna Mae
John Kurtz
Ralph Chorpening
Pat Burrough
Ed Nelson
Lois
J. H. Nelson
Joe
Charles Schamp
Centerville
George Howard
Sam Warren
Albert Paul
D. W. McClure
Glenn Dunbar
Lizard Displays Colors When Angered in California
The crested lizard of California reveals a color change when angered, showing reddish brown hues as a defensive display. This color shift signals agitation and potential threat to nearby observers.
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California
Anne
Washington Lodge Regular Meetings First Friday Each Month
Washington Lodge No. 26 A Ph A M holds regular meetings on the first Friday of every month. Worshipful Master is McBride with A W Yard as secretary posting the official duties and contact details.
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Washington Lodge No
A. Ph
A.M
Howard McBride
W. M
A. W. Yard
Chicago Markets Report Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices
Markets show hogs 10 to 70 cents higher with weights 240 to 270 pounds in demand and packing sows 4.25 to 5.65. Cattle receipts at 10,000 with steady to 25 cents lower trend. calves 1,000, beef cows 6.00 to 6.75, bulls 7.25. Sheep 5,000 with fat lambs 10 to 25 cents higher and ewes 4.00 to 4.50. Estimated tomorrow: cattle 4,500 hogs 14,000 sheep 7,000.
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Chicago
Grain futures quotes from Chicago market page
Chicago opening bids show May wheat at 1.02 with gains 1.03 and 1.01 lows and July near 1.00 with slight shifts. corn May around 56 with fractional moves. oats May 41 and rye May around 68 with varied daily changes. Market notes indicate ongoing activity in wheat corn oats and rye futures.
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Chicago
Corn and oats soybeans sample results report
The report lists mixed corn samples with 57% to 58% yellow, two yellows 46% to 57%, and a sample grade of 52. Oats show GS4 with a range of 37% to 48% and two to three white samples around 42% to 44%. Soybeans display yellow samples at 115% and 112% for four samples.
Chicago Market Summary No. 1 March 13
Market report shows produce receipts at 20 402 cases with fresh graded firsts 1h extra firsts 16 percent current receipts 19 percent and dirties 15 percent. Poultry receipts reach 10 trucks with broilers 18 young tom turkeys 14 and other items unchanged.
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Chicago
Sell Sixty Head of Horses and Machinery at Hendrickson Sale
About 60 head of horses and mules were sold at J. W. Hendrickson's annual sale in Richland. Top price for a matched team of young horses reached 2560 dollars, with other horses selling 100 to 225 dollars and yearling costs 45 to 60 dollars. A manure spreader 160 dollars, feeder 50, grain drill 40, corn planter 46. Auctioneers were Sherm Teno, William Pruty, Washington, Paul Klotz, and H. M. Duncan in Columbus Junction.
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Martha Butler
Columbus Junction
Mar
Richland
J. W. Hendrickson
Sherm Teno
William Pruty
Washington
Paul Klotz
H. M. Duncan
Birds Navigate Fog From Aboard Balloon Over London
A U S Army officer Lieut Col Ho C Davidson of the army air corps witnessed hundreds of birds circling in London fog from a captive balloon at 1500 feet. Seabirds like gulls appeared to head in one direction while thrushes showed disoriented circling due to obscured land.
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U.S. Army
Ho C Davidson
Army Air Corps
London
Davidson
Shiloh Community Notes Share Visits and Events
Mrs James Marsh and Mrs L B Donaldson hosted visits. Joan Schoonover, Walter Coppock, and the Sig afoose family were among weekend guests. Local trips to Fairfield for a basketball game. Schoonover and Showalter families attend Sunday events. Shiloh School director Beenblossom named for another term.
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Schoonover
Shiloh
James Marsh
L. B Donaldson
Joan Schoonover
Donald Coats
Walter Coppock
Shenandoah
Howard Sigaufoose
Lester Neff
Sam Marsh
James
Asee Schoonover
Frank Letiler
Howard
H. J. Schoonover
Edd Showalter
Gladwin
Showalter
Muscatine
Highway 61
M. 1
Harvid Beenblossom
Shiloh School
Fae Lambert
Sam Lambert
Pence Lead Citizens Ticket in Junction Election
Columus Junction lists Citizens' ticket for March 26 vote. For mayor is Dr J W Pence, Assessor Glenn Hawkins, Councilman Addison Hills. Also notes Whatsoe ver Society meeting at Methodist church with potluck March 26 and visits by Mrs Darrow and the Jasmanns.
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Martha Butler
Columbus Junction
Mar
Citizens
J. W. Pence
Glenn Hawkins
Addison Hills
J. D. Darrow
William Blender
Peoria
BE. Jasmann
Oskaloosa
Marvin Brockway
Journal Sale Date Column Midway Sale Co
Want ads note weekly sales in Columbus Junction and nearby cities with listings for a Community Sale every Friday and a midweek sale every Wednesday at City feed Yard.
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Journal
Midway Sale Co
Columbus Junction
City
Community sale preview lists livestock and goods for bidding
A community sale notice invites buyers at 2 o clock with cattle on offer including yearling bulls at 85 dollars per head hay and grass stock cattle orders expected hogs sheep harness lumber furniture and a five room house offered. A Chicago buyer and a Model A Ford are among the items.
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Sears Saddler Co
Garret
N. B
Chicago
High Speed Sweeps for Cultivators Hit Markets
Advertises new High Speed Sweeps attachable to any cultivator to boost field speed from crawl pace. Highlights LIFT-ALL feature for cutting one side with a finger and a Jack to lift tractor weight via power lift coupling. Urges current tractor owners to upgrade rather than replace equipment.
High Speed Sweeps Sample on Floor for Tractors
This feature highlights the value of quick-attachable implements for tractors. The sample on display shows how High Speed Sweeps can attach to any make cultivator, emphasizing the importance of owning this accessory.
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Floyd Tucker
L. M
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Ainsworth
J. D. Rabenold
Wm. Custer
Pioneer
Wanths McCormick Deering
Clifford Leeper
Brighton
Tooman Harness Shop
Stead
Sherm Crone
Louis Baird
J. M. Severtson Company
W. Randolph St
Illins
McLellan’s
Washington St
Riverside
Peoples Ticket
Loeris
Cttizens Ticket
Shulman
Washington Rendering Works
Rayburn
East Third
Washington, Iowa
West Chester Feed and Grain Co
Cooperative Service Company
Telephone
Singer
Elwyn Gardner
Jefferson
O. Kk. Campbell
Monroe St
T.ost
White Rocks
Rose Cottage
East Second Street
Pioneer Drug
Call Journal
Victor Radio
Geo
Heil
Washington Oil Company
Smart & Parrish
Glenn Wilson
Frances Cherry
24Tve
Kubig Motor Co
Rubio, la
ZaAtieod
Wallpa
Phillips& Liebner
Inquire Journal
Armstrong
Hlorsey
Pullorum
Yutvhead & Dem
Ernest Lunow
North Marion
Zits
Jersey
L. A
Pioneer Drug Store
Illinois
Wilson Coal Co
Untif
Ramseyer's
RamSeyer
Hatdead
West Chester
Hampshire
Farrow
Amos Stout
What Cheer
R. ©. Wead
Leonard Pacha
Pachas
Pleasant Plain
Warren Stephenson
Smouse
Dublin
Harley Carter
Stalker
Stephensons
Golden State Limited
Californian
Suger
Knoxville
Seseay
L. Goodlander
OO. B
QO. F. Anderson
P. KR
Davernport
Kansas City
Southwes Limited
Kansas City-Davenport
Burlington
Omaha
Candy Kitchen
North Side Square
Donald Radda
WANT
Journal Office
Dou
the Evening Journal
Iowa Daily Press Association
J. M. Goodwin
Black
Farmers’ Co-op
Eexchange
Washington, Ia
Geo, J. Breitenbach
Archbishop Stritch
Iowa Unemployment Compensation Commission
Don W. DeWitt
Jefferson Building Trades Mechanic
J. R. Pefferle
DeWitt
Donna Marie DeWitt
Iowa Daily Press
Chicago Livestock
Chicago Grain Table
Hendrickson
Dr. Pence
Junction
Senna
Purina
Home Lumber Company, Inc
Crawfordsville, Towa
Smart & Parrish Implement Company
Meccormick-Deering Headquarters
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