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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1941

Page

5

Midway Sales Horses Sell for High Prices at Columbus Junction

Two hundred head of horses were sold Thursday March 27 by Midway Sales Company at their pavilion. Carload buyers from Missouri to Georgia attended. Top prices included a bay gelding team at 245 dollars, sorrel mares at 262.50, dapple gray mares at 252.60, and eight males at 2509. Singles topped at 130 for a five year old dapple mare and 127 for a sorrel five year old gelding.

Martha Butler Columbus Jct Midway Sales Company Missouri Illinois Ohio Tennessee New York Pennsylvania Georgia Iowa Maine Penn Ft. F F. D. Smylie Mgrs

Riverside Water Crisis Prompts Conservation Appeals

Riverside officials warn residents to curb water use as the town’s dwindling well yields about ten gallons per minute despite recent pump repairs. A test well may be drilled on Alphonse Lear’s property in the west, with 400 feet of new 4 inch mainline needed if successful. Milling Company party draws 350 guests at St Mary’s ball with Cedar Rapids visitors J M Piper and R C Booth.

Yegsy Alphonse Lear John C. Dautremont Leo Schwaigert and Sons Bernard Dautremont Iowa City Anna Kern Henry Schaefer Davis Cedar Rapids Ernest Hotz Lone Tree Albert Weber Elmo Knittel Edward Bushek Mt. Pleasant Mobile Oil Company Harley Ford Robert Bemidji Minn Edwin W. Ford Ford Milo Shalla Wayne Cray Riverside California Lee Schnoebelen Ruth Pogge Janet Olson

Market report from Chicago hogs sheep and cattle

Chicago markets show 16 000 hogs slow 10 to 20 cents lower top 8.00 with 240 to 280 and 280 to 330 pound ranges. Sows easing 10 to 15 cents. Sheep 14 000 mostly bids 25 cents lower with choice westerns around 10 35. Cattle 13 800 slow with steers 475 to 12.00, yearlings 9 50 to 12 00, heifers 11 50, primes 12 50, bulk 9 50 to 11 00. Tomorrow's early estimates: cattle 7 000 hogs 14 000 sheep 6 000.

Chicago Westerna

Chicago Grain Table Summary

Chicago market notes show grain futures with May July and Sep listings for Wheat Corn and Soybeans. Prices vary across contracts with open high low figures and minor changes noted for each commodity.

Chicago

Agricultural Price Averages for Corn Oats and Soybeans

Chicago March 31 report shows bid percentages for corn oats and soybeans. Statements include yellow and white varieties with percentages and mixed heavy readings, plus small sample notes and price gauges.

Chicago

Chicago Produce Prices and Receipts Report

Chicago March 31 production and market update shows produce receipts at 41 375 cases with gains in extra firsts 21 percent and current receipts up 1 percent. Dirties 19 checks 18 storage packed 23. Poultry receipts listed as 12 trucks with varying percentages for ducks geese hens springs and broilers.

Chicago

Tape Corners to Protect Tablecloth Edges

Instructions suggest applying adhesive tape to the underside of all four tablecloth corners to prevent wear through at the corners. This simple preventive measure aims to extend the fabric’s life and maintain a clean appearance on a dining setup.

Spy Ordered Out Convicted of Espionage in Los Angeles

Mikhail Gorin a Soviet agent was convicted of espionage and freed on probation by a federal judge in Los Angeles He was ordered to leave the United States within 48 hours under probation terms and monitoring by authorities.

Mikhail Gorin Los Angeles

Six Musical Groups Enter Ainsworth Contest

Six groups compete in Ainsworth home music contest on April 1. Milo Sorden leads the band performing Balaton Zanthran and First Parade March in its first contest appearance. Miss Sebern directs the glee club with Calm as the Night Go Down Moses and The Year’s at the Spring. Sextette songs include My Faith My Johannes with listed sopranos and altos. Betty Olinger will play Deep Wood on bass clarinet. Twenty three piece band.

Ainsworth Girls Glee Club Milo Sorden Buelhtel Glee Club Miss Sebern Rahm Moses Beach Faith Scott Johann Grieg Mildred Pressly Virginia Miller Marion Stephens Marybelle Clinger Lois Fitzgerald Connie Stephens von Glick Shubert Franz Florian Godard Betty Olinger Bennett

Victor Huxley To Open Shop In Wellman

Victor Huxley of Fairfield has rented the Harris MacGugin building and will open a shop selling Goodyear tires auto accessories and electrical appliances. He has lived on a Fairfield area farm and previously ran stores at Belknap Salem and Lockridge. He will relocate his family to the A C Rueggseger house.

Frank Wilson Wellman Victor Huxley Fairfield Harris MacGugin Goodyear Huxley Belknap Salem Lockridge A. C Orville Morrison Loren van Dorn A. C. Kraft Francis Longwell Carroll Durian Floyd Griffith Harold Swartzendruber George Miller Minnie Jennings Adams Everette Huber Mercy Iowa City Charles Durian, Jr Arthur Wright Will Lesbe Marion Elmer Yoder California

Widows of Ex Presidents Still Alive in 1940

In 1940 six widows remained from U S presidents including Mrs T J Preston widow of Grover Cleveland and Mrs Theodore Roosevelt along with Mrs Woodrow Wilson Mrs Benjamin Harrison Mrs William Howard Taft and Mrs Calvin Coolidge.

T. J. Preston Grover Cleveland Benjamin Harrison Theodore Roosevelt Woodrow Wilson William Howard Taft Calvin Coolidge

Music group roster and campus update from Riverside note

The piece lists band members by instrument including Marion Stephens and Mabel Thoma on clarinets Lois Pearson and Jean Wood on saxophones and other players. It also reports a family returning from Montgomery Alabama and local travel notes plus a Riverside county school of instructions gathering with D R Thoma as instructor and a Burlington carpenter’s work trip.

Marion Stephens Mabel Thoma John Dea Arthur Young Max Owens Betty Olinger Lois Pearson Jean Wood Martha Davis Hazel Hurt Beverly Butterworth Lois Fitzgerald Lewis Beenblossom John Walker Limer Kiene Robert O' Connor Bar Miller Julia Koehler John Koehler Helen Pearson Marth Mec Innis Billy Ray Stewart Harry Burmeister Billy Acheson Montgomery Ala Little Davi Robert Evans Delbert Margaret Acheson Hyans County School of Instructions Riverside D. R. Thoma Lloyd Coon Jimmy Burlington Coon G. F. Trotter Cedar Rapids Bill Ottumwa

Panama jungle escape ends with Maj Randall bailout

Maj Russell E. Randall of Swampscott Massachusetts executive officer at Albrook field Ancon Canal Zone bailed out after a flight over jungle terrain. He then hacked through 25 miles of dense undergrowth to reach the airfield exhausted but unharmed.

Panama Russell E. Randall Swampscott Mass Albrook Field Ancon Canal Zone

Gratitude in Reverse Tries Police in St Joseph Robbery

A man in St Joseph turned in an alarm near a fire box at the request of a trolley motorman who had just been robbed of 20 dollars. Police and firemen arrived and arrested the man.

St. Joseph

Midway Sale Co Hosts Weekly Journal Sale Date

Midway Sale Co Columbus Junction runs a weekly journal sale every Wednesday with a community sale each Friday featuring varied food items and bargains across the market. Local vendors participate, drawing shoppers to the Midway location for routine finds and special weekly offers.

Midway Sale Co Columbus Junction Frider “Ty Food Varad

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