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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1944

Page

5

Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices steady at Chicago Markets

Markets report hogs 14,000 head slow with good and choice 180 to 200 pounds up 50 cents to 1 or more. 280 to 330 pounds 11.66 to 12.15. sows 10.60 to 10.86. Government support price 13.75 applies to 180 to 270 pound weights. Cattle 15,000 with fed steers 14.50 to 16.50 and top 16.90. Sheep 8,000 and lambs dull with good and choice wooled lambs above 1.25. Estimates hogs 18,000 cattle 9,000 sheep 4,000.

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Chicago Produce Market Slips With Mixed Receipts Report

Chicago May 15 The market for produce and poultry shows unsettled tones as receipts total 33 546 cases with extras making up 31 percent and firsts about 29 percent. Poultry receipts include 3 cars and 18 trucks with varied prices for ducks geese hens and fryers across categories.

Dayton Grove So and Sew club meeting notes

Mrs. Harry Dusenberry hosted the So and Sew club on May 15 with four guests present. The president led the business session followed by social time and refreshments. Nedia Dusenberry, visiting from Quincy Illinois, attends college and is staying with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stephens and family visited the parental D. D. Stephens home Sunday afternoon.

J. B. Moore Dayton Grove Harry Dusenberry Ruth Duvall Mary Duvall Nedia Dusenberry Maxine Crawford Ernest Crawford Merry Mixer Club Glider Nedia, Dusenberry Quincey Illand Robert Stephens D. D. Stephens

South America's Second Largest Republic Described

The text notes a large republic ranking after Brazil and Argentina as the second largest in South America by area. It covers over a million square miles with a long coastline along the South Atlantic, exceeding 2 000 miles in length.

Brazil Argentina South America South Atlantic

Big Bombers Resume Raid On Nazi Coast

London May 15. American bombers led by 200 Flying Fortresses and Liberators resumed pre invasion bombardment of Germany west wall defenses in France after a Colonge assault. The 8th U S air force heavy bombers with 200 Mustang fighters struck unidentified installations in northern France, while RAF Mosquitoes hit Cologne and targets in France Belgium and Holland. All planes returned safely from night operations despite weather.

London Germany West Wall France Cologne U.S Europe English Channel Straits of Dover Rhineland Western Belgium Holland

Air Corps Mental Tests Set For May 25 in Iowa

The Civil Air Patrol in Iowa resumes official Army Air Forces mental entrance exams for men ages 17 to 19 at the Washington Post Office on May 25. Regular officers will assist in larger Iowa cities before summer break. Those passing mental tests will face only a physical exam for immediate enlistment in the Air Corps reserve.

Army Air Forces Act Civil Air Patrol Iowa Regular Air Corps Washington Air Corps Air Corps Reserve

Bricker Visit Highlights Iowa Political Stage

Iowa reporters label Ohio Governor Bricker a steadfast critic of Roosevelt style though unsure of Willkie Dewey convention prospects. Bricker impresses GOP by speaking on agriculture and restraint on AAA abolition while Mrs Bricker attends and remains attentive. Local notes include Selective Service energy and McNutt speakership hints alongside Iowa political salutes.

Paul KR. Bumbarper Des Moines IDPA John W. Bricker Ohio Iowa Lincker Wendell Willkie Bricker John Tt. Brown Oho Harry Linn AAA A. J. Loveland

Bud E Anderson 3 Ring Circus Arrives Saturday

Arrangements are set for the Bud E. Anderson All American 3 Ring Circus at Cavalry Field on highway 92 near the city limits for two shows at 2:00 and 8:00 PM on Saturday May 20. The traveling troupe includes 25 motorized units 30 trained and wild animals 100 performers and workers with full electric midways and waterproof tents. The 1944 victory tour features Rodeo Ranger Bud Anderson Tonto the Hollywood horse and a $2500 silver saddle. Buck Lucas and Texas cowgirls perform roping and western riding plus Baby Jumbo the performing elephant. Aerialists acrobats and clowns round out the show. Do not miss this.

Bud E. Anderson Cavalry Field Highway 92 Rodeo Ranger Bud R. Anderson Tonto Buck Lucas Baby Jumbo

Honors Stuempfig Family at Farewell

Members of the Trinity Lutheran congregation and friends honored Rev. and Mrs. K E I Stuempfig and children at a farewell party in the church dining room. About seven attended a cooperative dinner. the event featured flowers, songs, and a purse from the congregation.

Trinity Lutheran Congregation and Friends KE. i. Stuempfig Alton Koch Mt. Pleasant R. G. Wessler Ladies Aid Society Stuemfiz W. M. Tweeten Schuempfigs Koch

Coal Industry Launches Five Year Research Program

The coal sector announces a five year research program totaling 2.5 million dollars. The plan targets new technologies and methods to improve extraction efficiency and environmental performance.

Peak farm labor in Iowa prompts detasseling plan

An Iowa graph shows July as the main labor peak due to hay and small grain harvests, hybrid seed corn detasseling, and cannine crops. Washington County expects increased hybrid seed acreages this year. plans mobilize about 300 workers via the county extension service with Art Bielefeldt coordinating staffing at the Farm Bureau office.

Iowa Washington County Agricultural Extension Service Washington Art Bielefeldt Bielefeldt

Open High Low Close WHEAThep and soil notes

The passage lists commodity price data for wheat oats rye and other grains with monthly figures and percentages. It then notes that humus is black and colors the soil and that black soil is often in good mechanical condition though not always fertile, while some fertile soils are not black yet rich and friable.

Community Sale Friday at Whittaker sale barn

Roy Means hosts weekly sales at the Whittaker sale barn each Friday. The May 20 closing out sale lists household goods at 732 East Main as W F Jurging estimates.

Whittaker Sale Roy Means East Main W. F. Jurging

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