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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1935
Page
7
Chicago markets show steady cattle and modest gains in vealers and stockers. Top hogs reach 9.25 while yearlings and heavyweights show mixed changes. Eggs butter and poultry markets display unsettled tones with varying price levels. Corn and potatoes quote mixed across the board in Chicago trading.
The notice lists horses available for sale at good prices. It notes sales of 29 high milk cows and 120 stock cattle and butcher stock to consignors last week. Brood sows, boars, and hogs had few consignments with suggestions to bring hogs for strong prices.
Frank Priebe urges poultry raisers to avoid false price promises for broilers. He notes shortages claimed by hatcheries are unfounded and emphasizes proper feed and care to raise healthy two to four and a quarter pound chickens. He cites California cockerel flooding and advises realistic expectations for spring broiler prices. He encourages good technique and consistent effort to profit this year.
The act provides an emergency appropriation of 4160 dollars from state funds for additional armory rental at Ottumwa Cedar Falls Burlington and Des Moines for the 1984 1985 fiscal year. The appropriation is to be spent under the Adjutant General with Governor approval and takes effect upon publication in Batavia News and Washington Evening Journal.
A fragmentary market note lists grain and corn price ranges by month with figures such as May July Sept and percentages, followed by stray numbers related to oats and miscellaneous percentages, indicating a historical price report without full context.
A brief column from the Journal’s subscription representative highlights local happenings in nearby towns. It covers community events, small gains, and social notes timely for residents.
May 11 report notes abundant mushrooms and mixed knowledge among locals. Perry Deal and Mrs. Putnam are praised for cooking. The city trip via Olds reveals wet fields. Arch Huston family active. visit with former Conesville agent Mr. En tram. Harold Kauffman newlyweds amid daily life. Noble described with torn railroad, new homes, stores, blacksmith shop. Joe Mast marks 44 years in town as Mary Shand subscribes to Evening Journal. Otto Frey store busy in Noble.
Clarence Roths prepare for a Prospect school picnic at the well regarded country school. Evelyn notes a young niece may be too young to attend. I F Thorrel recalls buying cattle from the Roths at a sale north of Coppocek. he retired to Burlington but prefers rural life.
A vivid description highlights a well improved farm with abundant fruit in full bloom. The setting emphasizes rural beauty that might make residents forget town life.
The note mentions M Wyse not being home. It describes J J Roth’s south side farm and its well kept yard and lawn. It also notes Roth as a pleasant person to discuss farming and conditions and praises a fine fence surrounding his house yard.
Emma Miller sells a prominent Harve area farm to Frank Sickles praising the land as one of his best purchases. The piece features multiple buildings to be numbered for easy access and notes local activity around Prospect and Wayland schools, Ames visits, and community figures.
The document originates in the senate and is identified as Senate File No 70 from the Forty-sixth General Assembly with official approval by Hedo Zacherle Secretary of the Senate dated May 4, 1945.
Pr R Sehantz, bedfast nine years, enjoys visitors from Washington while Lydia Mast helps care for him. Newlywed Lester Alliman and wife boast 324 chickens, and preachers and reporters expect invitations. Donald’s Angus calves will show at the 4 H club. J A Babcock and Clayton Nicholson reunite after years. United Presbyterian church choir entertained a good crowd and local produce businesses thrived in Wayland.
In accordance with Section 55 of the 1931 Code, Clyde L. Herring, the Governor, issues a directive activating required procedures. The order sets forth implementation steps and authority to enforce compliance across state agencies.
Researchers describe converting light rays from Vega and the Moon into sound waves. The resulting audio is a prolonged swell and ebb resembling the musical note A.
If a crime occurs on a ship at sea, jurisdiction lies with the nation whose flag the vessel flies. The rule assigns trial and legal authority to the flag state regardless of where the crime occurred.
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