Magazine Salesmen Fined for Abusive Conduct in Jefferson
Two magazine salesmen, F. O. Strand of Kansas City Missouri and J. R. Gabriel of Des Moines Iowa, paid ten dollar fines for violating the soliciting ordinance. Strand was jailed in lieu of a twenty five dollar fine for disturbing the peace after a woman claimed he became abusive when she would not listen to his sales talk.
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Jefferson
F. O. Strand
Kansas City
J. R. Gabriel
Des Moines
Strand
Ehe
Police Radio Solves Mystery Of Rudy The Collie
A state police radio inquiry traced the so called Rudy mystery to a black and white collie named Rudy seen pacing the city square. The dog had been reported missing from Denson 150 miles away and was found by Marguerite Goodwin the local auditor who took him home until a broadcast confirmed the theft.
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Rudy
Collie
Halt Lost Love Suit for New Location
A $20,000 alienation of affections case filed by Chester Martin, a Story County farmer, against Gilbert Giffin formerly of Palo Alto County. The suit paused at the plaintiff’s request after Giffin testified he had recently resided in Des Moines, with Martin claiming Giffin stole Mrs. Martin’s love.
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Emmetsburg
Chester Martin
Story County
Gilbert Giffin
Palo Alto County
Martin
Giffin
Des Moines
Anniversary notes and farm life around Washington area
The column records Mr and Mrs C R Rickey marking their 43rd wedding anniversary with family Erwin Rickey from Rock Ill visiting. It notes local farming activity including C W Neill repairing fence, Lester Stone potato patch, Redliners sowing oats, and E T Nash becoming a new daily reader. Roads east of Washington praised as the best yet with a maintainer at work. References to the International Petroleum Exposition in Tulsa and routine local happenings fill the page.
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C. R. Rickey
Washington
Erwin
Rock
Ill
Weekly Livestock Auctions Listed Across Nearby Yards
Negus Livestock Auction in Washington holds sales every Tuesday at the former Busby building near Milwaukee yards. Midway Sale in Columbus Junction conducts auctions every Wednesday. Community Sale at City Feed Yard runs on Fridays. Horse sale scheduled March 25. Chas Brown noted.
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Negus Livestock
Washington
Milwaukee Yards
Midway Sale
Columbu Junction
Chas Brown
Local Produce Market Prices From Friday
Prices paid by W. 8. Reister & Sons for fresh dairy and eggs with poultry and geese rates. No. 1 sour cream 28 cents per lb No. 2 sour cream 26 cents per lb Hennery Brown Eggs 18 cents per dozen Hennery White Eggs 16 cents per dozen Heavy Hens 14 cents per pound Leghorn hens 10 cents per pound Leghorn stags 8 1/2 cents per pound Ducks five pounds and over 15 cents per pound Ducks under six pounds 6 1/2 cents per pound Geese 8 cents per pound Delivery paid to plant 5 cents per pound No. 2 poultry with defects valued 4 cents less than quoted. cull poultry rejected.
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Leghorn
McClintic Bros Feed Travelers as Spring Work Begins
Travelers are fed by Dave McNeese during a rest stop amid a lengthy journey. McClintic Bros. have oats sown and show good young horses well broke for spring work this season.
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Dave McNeese
McClintic Bros
Fall pigs on market hint from farm notes
Oe and Mrs Grosscup describe raising a large group of hogs for market. A brother’s coon hunting led to an accident with a saw and a broken leg. Cy Dickinson reports a busy garden with potatoes, strawberries, and 27 chicks. A Hampshire sow with nine piglets shows remarkable fence-crossing ability.
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Grosscup
Cy Dickinsons
Hampshire
Community thanks and notes from readers
Bert Brown thanks Mrs. Joseph Hendrick and readers for their support. Chas Rothlisberger and Washington R. 3 delivered a year’s subscription and other reading material while Philip and Hebner went to the same place. McClintie Bros found the same location in Washington and C A Thompson of Keota R 2 headed for the dentist.
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Bert Brown
Sond
Joseph Hendrick
Evening Journal
Chas, Rothlisberger
Washington
Ten Men in Nine Rooms Riddle From a Wayside Inn
A classic verse puzzle describes ten weary travelers seeking shelter at a stormy inn. The host assigns two per room across nine rooms A to H while one room, labeled 1, remains for the final traveler, creating nine single rooms by sharing. The clever arrangement prompts puzzled readers to count rooms and travelers.
Two youths held in ransom plot in New Rochelle
Fred Luck a 23 year old chauffeur and Edward John Penn a high school student were held without bail for grand jury action in New Rochelle New York in connection with an alleged attempt to obtain 30000 dollars in ransom from Peter Levine's parents who disappeared a month ago.
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New Rochelle
N. Y
Med
Fred Luck
Edward John Penn
Peter Levine
Japan Diet Passes Mobilization Bill in War Time
The Japanese upper house approved the national mobilization bill and sent it to Emperor Hirohito for sanction. It aims to convert the empire into an armed state for the China war, facing charges it would establish a fascist dictatorship with the army council in supreme control.
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Tokio
INS
China
Diet
Hirohito
Army Council
Kidneys and Bladder Health Tip From Doctors
Doctors note the kidneys contain about 15 miles of tiny tubes that filter blood and keep you healthy. Frequent burning pain or unusual urine can signal kidney or bladder issues and may include backache swelling and headaches.
Hogs rise in Chicago market report
Chicago markets show hog prices up about ten cents from Wednesday with 10 000 head traded including 3000 direct. Bulk hogs 170 to 280 pounds bring 9.10 to 9.45, with extremes to 9.55 for 290 plus. Cattle and sheep receipts and prices outlined for tomorrow include 1500 cattle and 10000 hogs versus 7000 sheep. beef steers 9.00 to 10.50, yearlings 7.50 to 10.50, cows 5.25 to 7.25, lambs 8.00 to 8.50.
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Chicago
Chicago Produce Market Report Highlights Steady Butter and Strong Poultry
Chicago notes mixed momentum with steady to easy butter markets and stronger poultry activity. Produce receipts total 29 524 cases with varied grades. butter specials 29 to 80 percent, extras 29, firsts 27 percent, dirties 15 1. Poultry markets show gains across bird categories including ducks 12 to 22, geese 12 to 14, turkeys 15 to 26, roosters 14 to 15.
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Chicago
Grain Table Shows Mixed Open in May July and Sept Contracts
Chicago grain table lists Wheat Corn Oats Rye and Soybean prices with open high low and close figures for May July and Sept maturities. Wheat May 86 percent high 87 percent July 83 percent Sept 84 percent. Corn May 60 percent high 60 percent July 61 percent Sept 63 percent. Soybeans open about 98 percent with varied highs and closes across months.
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Chicago
Chicago Cash Corn Prices Reported by Market Tags
Chicago cash corn prices for various grades show mixed ranges with No 3 mixed at 57 to 59 percent, No 4 mixed 54 to 56, No 2 yellow 60, No 3 yellow 57 to 59, No 4 yellow 55 to 65, No 5 yellow 52 to 54, No 2 white 58 to 59, No 4 white 55 to 57, and sample grades 38 to 52. Estimated car lots total 290.
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Chicago
Verrazzano First EU Sail New York Harbor 1524
Giovanni da Verrazzano set foot in New York Harbor on July 8 1524. He named the bay Santa Margarita and the adjacent land Angeleme in homage to the French rulers who employed him.
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New York Harbor
Giovanni de Verrazzano
Bay
Santa Margarita
Angeleme
End of the Road Urges Concrete for Highway Maintenance
Taxpayers save from 88 to 465 dollars per mile yearly in surface upkeep on concrete highways. Concrete is the standard for safety comfort and economy for motorists with high night visibility and easy entries. Demand concrete for roads.
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Ainsworth Shipping Association
E. R. Lins
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Sherm Crone
Willis Beatty
W.ar
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Farrow
Clark Bauer
West Chester
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Crawfordsville
J. A. Marsh
Ainsworth
James Casey
Sorrell Auto Parts
Ordson Parts
Taylor Auto Parts
East Madison
Ramseyer Hatchery
Oetjien’'S
Wilson
Farrel Rickey
N. 6Th Ave
Hammond
W. L. Rukgaber
Highland Township
Geo J. Breitenbach
Harwood
Shorstore
B. Washington
Joe Knotek
Washington Rendering Works
M. Born
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Nicola & Harmon
Hudson
Willits Motor Co
J. H. Baird
Washington DO Company
Oetjen Seed Store
Sanitary Bakery
North Fourth Avenue
Rollins
R. M. Bridges & Co
Tim
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Kalona
Eureka
Good
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Brighton
FORD
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Herman Schulty
Kentucky
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Timothy Day
Carl Libe
Lincoln Park
Timothy Hay
W. R. Davison
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Heating Co
Mace Motor Co
Howard Anderson
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
Craven Trap
Leslie Beenblossom
Journal
Halt
C. W. Neill
Lester Stone
Hubert Redlinger
Matt Redlinger
Earl F. Lemley
W. J. Radgars
Ralph Kelseys
Griffith Bros
Grace Hill
Lewis Dunbar
Indian Creek
J. C. Bridges
E. T. Nash
United States
Pringle Tea Room
Roberta Horton
D. J. Kyle
M. and St. L. Railroad
Tulsa
Okla
Frank McClelland
Dr. Horney
Milt Smith
R. E. Peters
Rock Island Depot
Harrison
Slim Rudolph
Earl Millikin
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C. A. Thompson
Keota R
Rmn
Japan
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Gok
LIONS
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Wolverine
McLelan
No Commission
Rayburn
Ainsworth Produce
Roosters
Stags
Lone Peta
Eh Aha
Portland Cement Association 406 Hubbell Bidg
Des Moines, Iowa
Ross Motor Service
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