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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1938

Page

5

Pontiac Garage offers tire wear tests and framing notes

Local ads urge readers to check tires for uneven wear at Stewart & Crane Pontiac Garage and warn about bent frames. A painting and decorating service by Louis Baird offers free estimates. Lenka spouting repairs are advised ahead of spring rains by Eveready Plumbing and Heating Co with no obligation estimates.

Stewart & Crcwe Pontiac Louis Baird Lenka Eveready Plumbing and Heating Co

News Notes Of Our Neighboring Communities

Journal Subscription Representative D. F. Macon compiles brief items from nearby towns. Short notices cover civic events, local meetings, and community happenings in concise summaries.

Local visitors and rainfall notes brighten community gathering

Mrs Helen Mott Stephens and husband visited Tuesday evening, sharing praise for their Indianapolis home. Rain across the area brought optimism for crop conditions, with locals such as Edward Stout and Cal Pearson noting beneficial showers. Ainsworth and Crawfordsville residents joined others in Washington for social callings and farm updates.

Helen Mott Stephens Indianapolis Ind Nate Blacks

Residents discuss road conditions at Havre gathering

Mr and Mrs Lee Hesseltine of Havre noted some roads are not excellent but drying nicely. The group listing residents from Havre area included Mrs Claude Rhodebeck regulars from R 3 and 4 Harry Maxwell R 4 Leo Marie Cloyd Knapp R 1 Yaro Sojka Riverside Rh 2 Clyde Kennard near Straw College Wellman FR 1 among many attendees on Tuesday.

Lee Hesseltine Havre Claude Rhodebeck Lou Rhodebeck Harry Maxwell Leo Marie Cloyd Knapp Yaro Sojka Riverside Rh Clyde Kennard Near Straw College Wellman FR

Local readers renew Journal and share farm notes

Mr and Mrs Henry Mast of Crawfordsville renew their home Journal and their son G W Mast of Crawfordsville near Havre lives close to a gravel road. Frank McAvoy of Keota renews at Phillips and Hebners. John Wagner near Washington tends purebred White Leghorns and a large Poland pig herd with Guernsey cows. he notes value around one hundred dollars per head for cattle and lambs.

Henry Mast Crawfordsville G. W. Mast R. 2 Havre Clint Shull Pavement Brown Frank McAvoy Keota John Wagner Guernsey Eale

McClelland Family Seeks New Oil Station Location

Riverside residents Mr. and Mrs. Hunter McClelland and family sold their goods at auction and left for Sigourney to visit Mrs. McClelland's parents before seeking a new site for an oil service station in the south and west due to health concerns. Al Alderschoff of Columbus Junction visited here with the Waltons. Irene Beranek returned to Town City work. Harold Beranek went to the Cee camp at Solon. Mrs. Kate Buchanan of South English visited the Hahn home. Mrs. John Tener visited Columbia Mo. Everett Neal and Janet of Lone Tree visited the Linsleys.

Estelle Cruz Riverside Hunter McClelland Sigourney Mra. McClelland George Green Mc Mlelland al Alderschoff Columbus Junction Anne Walter Earl Walton Walton Irene Beranek Town City Harold Cee Solon Albie Beranek Kate Buchanan South English August Hahn John Teners Marie Tener Columbia Everett Neal Daaghter Janet Lone Tree Joseph Linsley

New Telephone Co Pays 21500 for Wayland Company

Wayland report notes a local business acquisition as New Telephone Co completes payment of 21 500 dollars for Wayland Company. The deal is announced amid ongoing telecommunication industry consolidation and local economic activity led by Mrs. Ezra Wittmer.

New Telephone Co Wayland Company

Hogs and Cattle Prices Hold Steady in Chicago Markets

Chicago market report shows hogs up 10 to 15 cents from yesterday with top hogs at 9.10 for 170 to 260 pounds and 8.85 to 9.10 for 270 to 350 pounds. Cattle and calves steady with beef steers 9.00 to 16.50, bulls 5.00 to 6.75, calves 5.50 to 10.00. sheep list notes lambs around 8.25 to 8.85 and ewes 3.50 to 5.00. Estimated tomorrow receipts: cattle 9,000. hogs 10,000. sheep 13,000.

Chicago

Chicago Produce Market Report March mixed goods notes

Chicago market report shows steady conditions across eggs butter and poultry. Egg receipts 29,616 cases with various first and extra classifications. butter market firm with receipts 8,264 and premiums. poultry market stable with ranges for broilers ducks geese and turkeys.

Chicago

Grain futures mixed as May contracts lead at Chicago board

Open high low and close figures show mixed activity across corn oats rye and grains in Chicago. May corn and rye lead with notable percentages while oats stay subdued and July and September moves fluctuate.

Chicago March

Local phone firm buys rival October Monday deal

The phone company purchased the local telephone business for 21 500 dollars in a Monday transaction. Women's Farm Bureau leaders met at the high school on Tuesday to plan Achievement Day set for April 20 at Mt. Pleasant. The Oberman creamery company will build a creamery on the old power house site just north of the grade school.

Women's Farm Bureau Mt. Pleasant Oberman Creamery Company Power House

Walnut District Social News Recaps Weekend Visits

Mrs Carl Nelson reports multiple Walnut residents and guests visiting scattered homes. Names include Glenn and Marge Mace, Swisher Wilson and Janice of Moline, Clay Humston and Harold Humston families, Oscar Kessel home Fairfield visit, McKay and Hopping attendance at the Will Hestel tine funeral, Nelson family Sunday at their home, Wagoner family with Anna, and Harry Drake with Betty.

Carl Nelson Walnut Glenn Mace Howard Miller Swisher Wilson Janice of Moline Lyle and Martin Wilson Clay Humston Harold Humston Roy Humston Oscar Kessel Fairfield Charles McKay Frank McKay George Hopping Will Hesseltine Lloyd Nelson Td Nelson Harvey Waggoner Anna Harry Drake Betty Paul Allen

Community sale dates at Washington Milwaukees area

A list of sale events in Washington and Milwaukee areas notes weekly auctions at Negus Livestock and Midway Sale, with schedules at City Feed Yard and local addresses. The Browns and J Browns are linked to household goods auctions at 501 Routh Ave and 1105 N Iowa Ave with start times in April and March.

Negus Livestock Washington Milwaukee Yards Midway Sale O Columbu Junction Browns Routh Ave D. Washington J. W. Bishop Iowa Avenue

Local Produce Market Prices From Thursday

Prices paid for poultry and eggs by local market for Thursday Tour includes sweet cream 29 cents per pound sour cream 27 cents per pound heavy hens 14 cents per pound leghorn hens 10 cents per pound ducks 13 cents per pound and a 4 cent deduction for certain defective poultry with a 4 cent delivery bonus to the plant.

W. S. Reister & Sons Lee Pala

Chicago Cash Corn prices and sample grades

Chicago March 30 prices show No 2 mixed 60 1 2 percent with variations across grades No 3 mixed 58 No 4 mixed 55 to 56 percent. Yellow bids range from 60 4 to 61 with No 2 yellow 60 4 to 61 percent and No 3 yellow 58 to 60. White and other grades listed with 51 to 61 percent range across No 2 to No 5.

Chicago

Social visits noted around community homes

Sigourney called at the Lyle Wilson home Sunday evening. Mrs. John Kurtz spent Monday at the Carl Nelson home. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Swick Earl Burroughs home. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Chorpening spent Sunday afternoon at the Harry Anderson home. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Darnell and son, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Cram and daughter spent Sunday evening at the Carl Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Chorpening and family spent Sunday afternoon at the Glenn Little. Mrs. Harold Humston attended club at the home of Mrs. Amos Stout Thursday afternoon.

Sigourney Lyle Wilson John Kurtz Carl Nelson Harold Swick Earl Burroughs Ralph Chorpening Harry Anderson Howard Darnell Luther Cram Earl Chorpening Glenn Little Harold Humston Amos Stout

Wellman Social News Harbors Many Local Visits and Moves

Sunday callers from Washington visited the John and Dora Durst home while Betty Bock a University of Dubuque student spend spring break with her relatives the L W Durst family. Elmer Yoder returned from Long Beach California and families Shafter Green Adams shopped in Washington. Keith Wilson and family will move to East College street Iowa City while the Livezey property near Wellman is vacated. FE C Jones returned from Des Moines to help care for her flu stricken daughter Nathan Wilson.

Ry Martha Adams Wellman Greene Squires Washington Arthur Durst John Dora Durst Betty Bock University of Dubuque L. W. Durst Elmer Yoder Long Beach California John Romine Frank Romine Bethany Missouri H. K. Ross Lyall Smith University of Town Keith Adams Gon Jimmy Carl Crossett Mark Shafer Orlo Green Lester Yoder Chas. Livezey Keith Wilson East College Street Iowa City FE. C. Jones Des Moines Nathan Wilson

Whittaker Community Sale Seeks Farm Equipment and Livestock

Community sale Friday starts at noon with consignments of cattle milking cows and yearlings lambs hogs and pig sows. A variety of farm machinery hedge posts oak lumber furniture horses and a team black horses are listed by Col Bruty and Brown as auctioneers.

Whittaker

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