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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1944

Page

5

Market Report Chicago May 16 Hogs Cattle Sheep Prices

Markets show 13 000 hogs slow to steady with top 18 75 for 180 270 lb. Good cattle offerings steady with bulks 14 59 to 16 50 and top 16 85. Sheep active with road grade wooled westerns around 15 25 to 16 00 and Colorado lots near 15 50. Estimates list hogs 12 000 cattle 5 000 sheep 3 000.

Chicago U.P

Chicago Market News Mixed Receipts In Poultry and Produce

Chicago reports unsettled markets for produce and poultry with mixed receipts. Firsts and dirties show varying levels as buyers respond to slight shifts in demand and supply.

Grain quotes and open high low data for wheat oats and rye

Chicago May 16 grain table shows open high low and close figures for wheat and oats with Sep Dec May and July contracts, rye May PIR and other month values listed. Data appears as percent changes with rounding notes and minor typographical marks.

Chicago

Community Sale at Whittaker Safe Barn Friday

Roy Means sponsors weekly sale at the Whittaker safe barn offering closing out household goods. May 20 event held at 732 East Main with W. F. Jurging Est. as organizer.

Whittaker Safe Barn Roy Means East Main W. F. Jurging

Brighton News highlights and notices from May stay

Local movers settle in Brighton with Loeffler family from Burlington and Clara Hoover property. Professions and visits include Mrs. Norton returning from Calif and various relatives gathering for commencements and family events. School closes mark teachers leaving town. pre nuptial shower for Margaret Mineart noted along with other extended family updates.

Brighton Lloyd Loeffler Burlington Clara Hoover Henry Norton Calif Homer Rotzinger Tommy Wolf Edgar Rotzinger Mary Rotsinger Nicholas Christner Trenton Jerry Johnson Great Bend Kan James Johnson Hubert Morgan Cedar Rapids Fred Wanerus Andrew Zihlman Memorial Hospital Mt. Pleasant E. A. Stout Moline Ill O. M. Farrier Wm. Stout Farrier Noel Carter Des Moines Iowa Oseopathic Association George Milan Sioux Falls S. Dak A. A. Knerr Charles Hotle Washington Mary Jane Crisman West Bend Jean Hoagland Ottumwa Gertrude Schwartz Winfield Loreda Kemp Pleasantville Floyd Robison Wilbur Hopper Baby Robison C. V. Robison Mabel

Coast Guard Lt. Com Walsh promoted to commander

Riverside, Iowa reports Lt. Commander Richard W. Walsh of the U.S. Coast Guard promoted to commander at Cape May New Jersey. He is a Riverside native and engineering graduate who served as base engineering officer and later commanded the Cape May repair base. His siblings and local officials note the promotion.

Riverside Richard W. Walsh United States Coast Guard Coast Guard Cape May New Jersey Cornelius W. Walsh Iowa Walsh Creighton University Drexel Institute of Engineering U. S. Coast Guard Philadelphia U. S Coast Guard J. G Commader Walsh Leo B. Walsh Portsmouth Virginia Ensign Teresa Walsh Puget Sound Naval Base Bremerton Washington Riverside Council Clement Mottet Bert Cray Ralph Kleopfer Frank Libenguth Mr. Dice Tipton Myrtle Duncan West Liberty Thomas Wilson Boise Idaho Claude Flynn Flynn Clement Knebel Fort Riley Kan Linus Knebel Priest Meeks Clarence Panser Charles Robert Iowa City Dunshee Meeks

Rudolph seeks reelection as County Supervisor in 1945 term

Political notice states E S Rudolph announces candidacy to succeed himself as County Supervisor for the term starting January 1945. Mentions family ties and in law connections. Other notes report Mrs Anna Kern visiting Cedar Rapids, Mr and Mrs Edward Kuene man attending William Kueneman's funeral in North English, and Mrs Walter Beranek visiting Fairfield.

R. H.tracy Louisiana Cpl Keith Willis Camp Polk Willis Everette Schadt Osceola Charles Bonnett J. H. Brier Jake”’ Brier Fresno Calif Winfield Rex Brier James Harlan Brier U.S.N North Africa Roy Howell North Carolina Brighton Richland Homer Ingam A. B. Dickinson Mary Morgan S. H. Hagans Walter Hagans Gertrude Dickinson Hagans Hoskins Fairfield Hagans Dickinson John Crossan Rock Island Crossan Charles Duke Alfred Hoffman Anna Charberlin J. L. Meeks Riverside Anna Kern Cedar Rapids Mary Duncan Edward Kueneman North English William Kueneman North English Record Walter Beranek Stuart Albie Beranek

Cordwood versus coal ashes and heating value

A cord of hardwood yields about 60 pounds of ashes, while a ton of hard coal leaves 200 to 300 pounds of ash. The cord of cured hardwood provides nearly the same heating value as a ton of coal.

Balanced high protein feed speeds growth in young animals

The text states that saving feed for growing animals is achieved by a well balanced protein rich ration. This diet promotes maximum growth and reduces time to maturity.

Belgian flag colors linked to Brabant legacy

The three colors black yellow and red mark Brabant’s ancient hues and were adopted in 1831 with the founding of the Belgian monarchy.

Principality of Brabant

Vitamin A Deficiency Lowers Egg Production in Poultry

Vitamin A shortage reduces laying rates and feed intake, causing weight loss and weaker resistance to diseases in poultry. It notes clinical signs such as ap petite and general stress, emphasizing the importance of supplying adequate vitamin A in poultry diets.

Calyx spray guidance for orchard diseases and sprays

County Extension Director J W Chandler reports favorable prospects for a good fruit crop if growers apply the Calyx spray to most orchard trees including apples pears plums and cherries. Wet spring conditions favor apple scab and brown rot on plums. The spray mix combines lime sulfur lead arsenate and hydrated lime with water, with proportions for 69 gallon and 3 gallon batches.

J. W. Chandler Iowa

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