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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1945

Page

5

Riverside Notes Include Move Toward Merced and Navy Nurse Enlistment

Vernon Stagner a former Riverside student who closed her term at Union School heads to Merced to join husband Aviation Cadet Vernon Stagner and later to Los Angeles to visit relatives. Navy Nurse candidate Miss Mary Pogge from Riverside leaves for Great Lakes and Portsmouth for training. Mothers Day gatherings featured local families including Knebel, Henning, Schnoebelen, Pogge, and Krotz with a chicken dinner and angel food cake.

Riverside Vernon Stagner Husse Craig Union School Washington Merced California Michael Mary Pogge A. H. Pogge Navy Nurses Corps Great Lakes Portsmouth Virginia John Krota Wilbur Chalupa Charles Nadine Anna Krotz

Chicago Markets Hogs Steady. Cattle and Sheep Strong

Chicago markets show hog receipts down with demand peak at 14.75 for barrows and 14.00 for sows. Week remains steady overall for all classes. Cattle week steady with fed steers and yearlings. top steers to 17.75 and heifers up to 17.99. sheep slaughter lambs firm with good mated Western wool lambs topping at 15.86 for a Nebraska load.

Nebraska

Chicago Cash Grain Oats Mix Prices Report May 19

Chicago cash grain report notes oats trading mixed around 69 to 79 cents, reflecting current market activity for May 19. No additional details on buyers, sellers, or volume available.

Chicago

Wheat and corn futures mixed with May rally in grain board

Markets show May wheat at 176 percent with gains across several contracts while corn holds around 118 percent and oats hover near 65 to 67 percent. Rye futures display mixed quotes in May July and December as regional activity ties into farm reporting. In social news, Mrs. Nettie Shradel hosts Mothers Day guests including Clair Rummerhart and family from Hills and Dorothy Skubal of Iowa City.

Nettie Shradel Clair Rummerhart Hills Dorothy Skubal Iowa City F. Y. Skubal Charles George Goetz

Cottonseed Flour Helps Meet Protein Shortage Abroad

The bureau of human nutrition and home economics says cottonseed flour provides an economical and practical way to help supply a protein feed shortage for relief in foreign lands.

Bureau of Human Nutrition and Home Economics

Electric pig brooders prove profitable on late winter farrowings

The article notes electric pig brooders prevent chilling and sow crushing losses. Indiana tests show early spring piglet death rates dropped from 34.3% to 16.9% with electric brooders, saving about 11% more pigs per litter. Brooders are inexpensive, easy to build, and adjustable heat from 150W to 60W as piglets age.

Indiana

Spray Cattle to Kill Destructive Grubs

Cattle grubs cause about 100 million dollars in annual losses in meat milk and leather in the United States. Spraying cattle backs with insecticide under pressure kills grubs as they fall from grub holes. A power sprayer from Food Machinery Corp is shown.

U. S Food Machinery Corporation

Farewell Dinner For Betty Caldwell Joining WAVES

Betty Caldwell left Pleasant Hill for WAVES service. A farewell dinner at the Howard home honored her with local guests and friends. A Pleasant Hill church farewell social was held Thursday evening and Friday marked the last day of school.

Pleasant Hill Betty Caldwell Howard Home A. C. Roach Frank Scranton Stanley Robert Scranton Mida Caldwell Eliel Kirkpatrick Howard Benn Ed Chalupa Eli Jackson Mac Been Blossom Glen Pratt Roy Randall Mary Ellen Frank Redeker Fred Kupka Charles Anderson, Jr Charles Anderson Wilmer Kaulmap Ed Kauffman Esther Murdock Arlene Lambert Wilmer Kauffman Will Miller University Hospital Iowa City John Ganon Frank Henderson Ray Steele Betty Wilmer Kauffmans Esther. Murdock Pleasant Hill Church Carl Zieglowsky Carla

Community sale dates at Whittaker and Midway venues

Friday sales at Whittaker sale barn and Wednesday livestock auctions at Midway Sales Company Columbus Junction Iowa. Public sale May 22 at 1:00 starting 2 miles west and 5 miles north of Columbus Junction conducted by Virgel Shumaker with Klotz and Duncan as auctioneers.

Whittaker Midway Sales Company Columbus Junction Iowa Virgel Shumaker Klotz & Duncan Oftock Henelish WAY Sales CO Ilumbus Junction I. D. Smylie Mgr

Weathered Columns Missing Lines Slows News

The column reports a disrupted page with line 26 out of order hindering the week’s news. Writer Wilmer Kauffman notes continued wind problems delaying repairs until next week.

Arbor Day Founder J Sterling Morton Father of Arbor Day

U S farm leaders recount J Sterling Morton born in New York who became editor in Nebraska City and led state politics. As Nebraska governor he helped Arbor Day and later served as secretary of agriculture organizing divisions for statistics publications road inquiries and dairy study. Arbor Day is observed in Nebraska on April 22, Morton's birthday.

J. Sterling Morton Nebraska Arbor Day Cleveland Morton New York University of Michigan Nebraska City Nebraska City News Division of Publications

DDT Availability Delayed for Crops and Homes

DDT, the new pesticide, shows effectiveness in protecting fruits cabbage potatoes and other crops but will likely reach household and barn use before crop spraying. Early experiments suggest paint formulations may aid fly control in buildings, though a general release date remains uncertain.

Thawed Foods Should Not Be Refrozen

Officials warn that frozen foods once thawed should not be refrozen as they lose shape become soft and are more likely to spoil. The alert stresses proper handling and safety to prevent foodborne illness.

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