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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1938

Page

5

Community Notes From Havre Social Ripple

Mrs. Lewis Hering reports a day of Sunday dinners and visits among Westen Wittmer Witting and Zieglowsky families. Several members plan Cedar Falls summer school attendance and trips to Burlington. Aerials of mutual visits extend to Noble, Washington, Iowa City, and Noble Westen households.

Lewis Hering Havre Martin Westen Evert Harold Wilson Evert Westen Carl Zieglowsky Walter Westen Willis Wittmer Sam Wittmer Cedar Falls Willis Howard Witting Raymond Vernon Witting Ss. C John Baer Washington Albert Zieglowsky Edward Alberta Ann Hiram Westen Noble

Local notes from West Chester and Washington area

May 25 update from West Chester and nearby towns highlights residents returning from Chicago visits, farm chores and spring work. mentions Charley’s home business, JC Forinash’s business, local farmers tending lawns, grain shipments, tractor recoveries, and renewals to the Evening Journal.

H. A. Thompson Chicago Charley Washington

Auction Continues After Man Accepts Nickel Offer

A man kept silent until Hall pressed a nickel for a reluctant seller. Hall handed over the nickel, the articles were carted away by a tracker, and the auction proceeded with bids.

Hall

Keota rider gains notice with fine saddle horse

M. R. Wells of Keota R. 2 pretends to work while the writer is present but reveals the spreader after departure. Marion owns a standout saddle horse in demand for parades and drawing attention.

M. R. Wells Keota R. 2 Marion

Jersey Parade Delights At Wehrs with 16 Young Cows

A small herd visit at Matt Wehrs featured sixteen Jersey cows entering the yard in a lively display. The event drew local attention as the animals milled about, their calm demeanor and orderly procession creating a festive scene.

Matt Wehrs Jersey

Brighton Robertson family visit uncle and aunt

Bobby and Jack Robertson of Brighton visit their uncle Johnny Robertson and Mrs Robertson. They note workers on the place, many nice young chicks and wild ducks are present.

Bobby Jack Robertson Brighton Johnny Robertson Mrs. Robertson

Brave sociable lad grows from three to fifteen pounds

Gerald Hahn, an eight month old described as brave and sociable, started life weighing three pounds but has reached about fifteen pounds, inspiring fond notes on his development.

Gerald Hahn

Corn Planting Progress Boosts Keota R. area

Nick Hahn plants corn as warm weather returns, aiming to fill corn cribs again. Readiness of fields signals active planting season and anticipated harvest output for local farms in Keota region.

Nick Hahn Keota R. ” Ve

Auctioneer Sells Household Items At No Bid

Auctioneer James Hall of Westmoreland New Hampshire offered a group of brooms and maps for ten cents then five cents, finally offering them for free as no one bid or claimed them.

James Hall Westmoreland N. H Hall

Family visits span across Cedar Rapids and Missouri

John Zieglowsky and family spent Sunday evening with their son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Elmer Graber in Man. and Mrs Pete Koehler and family and Mr and Mrs Mil burn Underwood visited in Kahoka Missouri at the John Martin home. Mrs John Martin is a sister of Mr Koehler.

John Zieglowsky Elmer Graber Pete Koehler Milburn Underwood Kahoka Missouri John Martin Koehler Martin Westen Evert Westen Emma Frank Shrader Albert Zieglowsky Elmer Mason Emmet Frames Ida Hunt Ainsworth

Young Couple Wins Praise At Mrs Ross Sheets Farm

Mr and Mrs Clyde Thompson are doing well on the Keota R 3 Mrs Ross Sheets farm. Farmers are busy and long hours are common. The young couple learned work, showing steady progress and good prospects.

Clyde Thompson Ross Sheets Keota R. 3

Two more rounds and I will be done with this field

Henry Sheetz says he will finish the field after two more rounds, as Fred Sheets contemplates continuing through the night. Miss Olive Sanders milks cows three times daily with a productive Jersey herd. Sanders has sold her corn. The notes that follow may be worth remembering.

Mollie Tierney West Chester George P. Stalder Keota R Henry Sheetz Fred Sheets Olive Sanders Mise Sanders

Soap and Water Free Two Year Old From Iron Pipe

A Camden boy Robert Treedle two years old wedged his foot in an iron drain pipe after climbing a fence on a Saturday night. Police, a plumber, and hardware men failed to free him until Patrolman Raymond Stark suggested soapsuds. The solution freed his foot without injury. Patricia Lou Sanders spent a week with grandparents Mr and Mrs J N Vandyk at Wellman.

Boy Robert Treedle Camden Robert Raymond Stark Bobby

Sunday Family Visit With Homer

A brief note describes spending Sunday with her son Homer and their family gathered together.

Stringtown Family Gatherings Spotted in Local Notes

Stringtown residents report social visits and updates. Mr. and Mrs. Henderson Brooks and son with Mrs. Clara Neff and daughters attended Sunday dinner at Ethan Brooks home. Rex Swan listed as ill last week. L H Rinner and Noah Widmer traveled to Washington on Wednesday. Peter Widmer and Jakie joined Paul Widmer for Sunday visits.

J. J. Rich Stringtown Henderson Brooks Clara, Neff Ethan Brooks Rex Swan L. Hl. Rinner Noah Widmer Washington Peter Widmer Jakie Paul Widmer

Markets Chicago Hogs Cattle and Sheep Report

Markets report for Chicago shows hogs at 15 000 head with 4 500 direct. prices 10 to 15 cents higher. top at 8.85 with weights 170 to 260 pounds. Cattle 7 000 head steady. calves 1 500 steady. beef steers 9.75 to 10.75. cows 5.65 to 8.00. bulls 5.00 to 7.75. calves 5.50 to 10.00. Sheep 6 000 steady. lambs 8.00 to 8.50. feeders 7.00 to 8.00. Estimated receipts tomorrow: cattle 5 000 hogs 15 000 sheep 7 000.

Chicago Tomors Row

Chicago Produce Market Summary May Twenty Fifth

Chicago reports steady markets for eggs butter and poultry. Egg receipts total 26 675 cases with 20 percent to 20 percent extras firsts 1944 to 20 dirties 17. Butter receipts 19 916 pounds with specials 25 percent to 26 percent extras 25 percent and firsts 22 to 2344 standards 24 percent. Poultry markets steady with broilers 20, ducks 10 to 14, geese 8 to 11, turkeys 15 to 19, roosters 13 to 14.

Chicago

Mixed grade figures and local notices from Chicago May 25

A noisy column lists animal produce figures and census-like data, followed by local social notes. It records prices for mixed and yellow classes, white eggs, cream, and poultry rates. Several local visits and family gatherings in Iowa and nearby towns are noted along with hog shipments and farm activity.

Chicago

East Highland Social Roundup May 24

East Highland Mrs. Frank Mincer reports a family gathering of the Stolley for a Sunday evening event. Carson school closed Friday with a basket dinner and exams passed. Several local families and relatives visited homes and joined neighbors for gatherings and a St. Mary’s banquet for mothers and daughters.

Frank Mincer East Highland R. A. Stolley Carson School Harold Rath E Murdock Johnnie Doo Sam Mur Gary Frankie Mineer Saturda Gail Murdock Henry Prymek Hubert Quinnn John B. Quinn Miki Birka Donald F. J. Mincer Douglass Abrams Laverna Dianna Shirley Florence Forbes Margery Maynard William Minecer Max Gren Bob Cerney Everette Rath J. L. Veggy St. Mary’s

Ring Tail Cats Explained as Siamese Tail Abnormality

Ring tail cats are cats with crooks in their tails. The text notes these deformities occur frequently in Siamese cats and attributes the tails to inbreeding within Siam.

Siam

Journal Sale Date Column Auction Schedule Summary

Negue Livestock auction in Washington and Mil waukee yards midpoints host weekly sales. Busby building near Mil waukee yards. Midway Sale Co Columbus Junction runs Wednesday sales. Community Sale every Friday at City Feed Yard. May 28 estate sale of Dora Hou seal Richmond Iowa. June 4 closing out sale of Mrs W A Dusenberry estate.

Negue Livestock Washington Milwaukee Yards Midway Sale Co Columbu Junction City Dora Houseal Richmond Iowa W. A. Dusenberry

Livestock and farm goods offered for sale plus farm equipment

A varied consignment lists cattle including stock cattle heifers and dairy cows, hogs and sheep with ewes and lambs, plus horses. Also offered are riding cultivators, 200 hedge posts nine feet long, lumber gates furniture and utensils. Buyers are ready for veal cattle.

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