For Sale Classified Planting and Seeds Listings
An assortment of for sale notices including an international corn planter, Murden beans with Ames test 87 percent germination 98 percent purity, permanent wave kit and equipment, Rekleaned soy beans from Mukden and other seed company items. Contact McDaniel Drug Store and Oet jen's Seed Company for details and phone 3850.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
John Foster
Dewey Weeks
McDaniel Drug Store
Mukden
Oetjen
Market snippets from Chicago hogs cattle and sheep trade
Hogs 12,000 head steady to 5 cents lower with top 14.70. Good to choice 180 to 330 pounds 14.55 to 14.70. Cattle 9,000 with calves 800. fed steers and yearlings 10 to 15 cents higher, early top 17.50, bulk 14.00 to 16.50. Sheep 10,000 fat lambs slow, early sales about steady. fed western lambs 16.00 to 16.50, clipped lambs 14.85 to 15.50 with some up to 15.35 to 15.50. Estimates for tomorrow: hogs 10,000, cattle 4,000, sheep 12,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Local social notes from Stringtown May edition
Mrs. Donald Rinder visits Norfolk duty and relatives in Wayland Austin visit. Community social at Stringtown school with Supt. Kra bil showing pictures. Numerous dinner and tea visits to the Rich Davison Graber Widmer Brooks homes. Kenneth Davison on furlough from La.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Rich
Stringtown
Donald Rinder
L. H. Rinner
Donald
Norfolk
Rinner
Parental Schatter
Wayland
Arthur Davison
Allie Davison
Noah Widmer
Dave Graber
J. C. Graber
George Unkrich
Marjorie Jane Rinner
Austin
Minn
Lester Krabill
Edna Widmer
Wm. Eichelberger
Ethan Brooks
George Brooks
Art Davison
Don Rinner
Lester Alliman
J. J. Rieh
Elmer Wenger
Alie Davison
Homer Davison
Kenneth Davison
Chicago Produce Market Receipts Report
Chicago May 5 producers report egg receipts at 55 385 cases with a unsettled market. Firsts 53 percent and 37 percent for extra firsts and firsts base the current receipts at 35 percent with dirts 34 percent and checks 3 percent.
Chicago Cash Corn Cash Grain Prices
Readable fragment lists various corn prices with color descriptors and numbers, including multiple lots of yellow corn and a few white corn entries, indicating a commodity price listing for corn in Chicago cash markets.
Wehr and Carris Talk to Y's Men
Harold Wehr a naval photography instructor at Pensacola and Lt. Gerald Carris transfer to Moses Lake Washington spoke at the Y's Men's meeting. Wehr noted 4000 cameras at the Pensacola school while Carris credited 1800 flight hours and B 17 duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wehr
Carris
Harold Wehr
Gerald Carris
Naval Photography
Pensacola
Florida
Columbus
Ohio
Moses Lake
Washington
Gerry
Antique Walnut Bedroom and Dining Suite Advertised
Antique walnut set includes pedestal and dresser table rocker and straight chair. Also a girl’s walnut desk walnut bed and dresser walnut piano and bench typewriter table two porcelain top kitchen tables doll buggy and more in this local sale listing.
Chicago Grain Table Highlights Slight Decay in Wheat and Corn
Chicago May 6 grain table shows mixed moves with wheat futures edging around 145 to 147 and corn steady near 105. Oats and rye futures reflect modest shifts while barley and other grains display small gains or holds amid uncertain near term demand signals.
Columbus Junction Man Dies Suddenly
Columbus Junction resident Ri Cline died suddenly at home about 9:40 this morning after a heart attack. Stephens funeral home handles arrangements but time and place of service were not set. Cline was a longtime resident, born in Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Cline
Stephens Funeral Home
Jackson
War time juvenile crime wave denied by university expert
Statistician Wayne McMillen of the University of Chicago argues that boys and girls remain law abiding in wartime, countering fears of a juvenile crime wave. He dismisses the notion as unfounded and notes no significant increase during conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wayne McMillen
McMillen
University of Chicago
American Association of Social Workers
Decline in U S Apple Consumption Evident
The United States now consumes about 58 pounds of apples per person per year, a drop from 112 pounds per capita recorded four decades ago, reflecting shifting dietary patterns.
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United States
Midway Sale and Community Auctions Listed in Journal
Midway Sale Co of Columbus Junction hosts Wednesday auctions while Whittaker sale barn runs Friday community sales. May 8 features a closing out sale of household goods at 414 South Second Avenue starting 1 30 PM conducted by Mr and Mrs Alvin Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midway Sale Co
Columbus Junction
Whittaker Sale Barn
South Second Avenue
Alvin Walker
Kentucky Hemp Plan Outlined For 1943 Under New Administrator
Floyd Clay named head of the federal hemp program in Kentucky and other areas. The plan outlines a 1943 hemp production initiative. The article lists affected counties and notes Clay’s appointment to oversee operations. Surviving relatives of local figures and family connections are also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Floyd Clay
Refusal to Prophecy on Future Development of Students
He declined to forecast outcomes, noting he had witnessed many good junior high boys fail to mature in high school as expected. The remark highlighted concerns over student development and potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Malley
Des Moines
Ankeny
Farm Security Administration
Dave Elder
T. B. Brown
Art Bielefeldt
Bielefeldt
General Andrews Bishop Leonard Die in Plane Crash
Lt. Gen. Frank M. Andrews commander in chief of Allied forces in Europe died when his Liberator bomber crashed in Iceland on Monday. Bishop A. W. Leonard, 69, resident Methodist bishop of Washington D C, also killed. Only presumed survivor is an unidentified private.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Andrews
Leonard
London
U.P
Frank M. Andrews
European
Iceland
Wm. S. Key
A. W. Leonard
The
Methodist Church
Washington, D. C
War Department
Washington
Miss Maxwell Stars in Gay Nineties Melodrama Dirty Work
Jane Maxwell of Mt. Pleasant Iowa Wesleyan College played a key role in the gay nineties melodrama Dirty Work at the Crossroads. The play ran April 39 and May 1 for Mt. Pleasant residents, Iowa Wesleyan students, and army cadets on campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Maxwell
Iowa Wesleyan College
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa
Crawfordsville
Iowa Wesleyan
Army
Wesleyan
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Hampshire
Brighton
Taylor Stout
C. IL
Jennings
New London
Washington Concrete Co
Reister Bros
North 4Th Ave
E. H. Willey
H. E. Busby
Furn
Marion
Washington and
Kalona
T. H. Lowry
George Brown
Howard McAtlin
Charles Berdo
Ben Bruegge
Pete Perdock
Leonard Flynn
Chester White Boats
Claude Dautremont
Riverside
Washington Concrete Company
Armour’s
Oetjen’s
U. S
Oldson
Carl Anderson & Son
Briggs & Stratton
Waterloo
Lyle Wilcox
Charlie Marek
Chester
Baker's Hatchery
Wayne
Humble Produce
Eelipse Lumber Company
Washington Oil Company
Rawleigh Products
C. G. Picken
E. Ltd
Little’s
Sorrels
West Madison
Loren Hinshaw
Richland
Hithead
Eclipse Lumber Company
Oetjen‘s
VOR Sale Holstein
Emil Peiffer
D. D. Schantz
Cont. & Bildy
Iowa Ave
Jen
Magnus Laundry
Muscatine
Congress Hotel
Nutrena
Justin
Otto F. Frey
Ramseyer
Hatchery
East Washington
International Corn Planter
Cloyce Stewart
Chicago Livestock
Chance
George J. Breitenbach
Child's Metal Wagon
Plumlys
Grand Hotel
Chicago Grain Table
Lee
Rye
Washington, Iowa
CALIL
West Chester
SMART
Parrish
Ainsworth
Journal
Medicrude
Mid-Continent Petr., Corp. CG
Wilson
Arent
Washington County
Michael
Nancy Green Cline
Mary Glastey
Verna Hoover
Walter
Moline
Nil
Willis
Winfield
Otto
Lone ‘Tere
Merritt
Arthur
Knox
River Junction
Lena Slaughter
Lorimer
Chris Rayner
Town City
Amy Williams
Wilbur Flake
Aitken
Ralph Beauchamp
Santone
Joe Krotz
Goerden Sherman
Home Lumber Company
Harold Miller
Hochstetler Feed Store
Keota
W. H
Wisco
Harry Malichky
F. E. Reid Bordwell
Iowa City
Miss Maxwell
Stewart Auto & Tractor Shop
Keokuk
Dayton
John Shields & Sons
Hirch
Lawm
Sunbeam Electric
Cash Brown & Bruty
Auds
Ray Whitehead
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