Political Candidate Notices for Washington County Supervisors
Republican and Democratic candidates announce bids for Washington County Board of Supervisors terms starting January 1, 1939 1940 and 1946. Names include W H Bill Brown S Russell Bell E E Bauer P Wilson Joe W Rich Marion George H W Mineart G L Roy Fetters among others. Primaries set for June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H
Bill) Brown
Stiispmwie
Board of Supervisors
Washington County
Russel Bell
Washington County Board of Supervisors
G. L
Roy) Fetters
Children's Day Program planned in Pilotburg this week
Rey and Mrs DeKoning hosted a song service and Bible study as Pilotburg prepares a children's day program. Sunday school meets at 9:30 each Sunday and the DeKonings will run a Bible school May 30 for a week from 9 am to 4 pm inviting all community children. Farmers report rain delays and some corn planting continues while others prep ground for soybeans. The Pilotburg Ladies Aid meets June 2 at Mrs Tressa Herr's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stransky
Pilotburg
Rey
DeKoning
DeKonings
Daryl Oldfield
Wellman
Speurty
Stransky
Frank Vodicka
May 27 notes on local residents and farm life
The entry describes C. R. Been blososm out at home and praised for self care and quiet living. It mentions Tom McGraw near Ainsworth continuing farm chores with daily support, and Mrs. McGraw investing in a new brooder house with a puzzling 65 cents remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R
Cal
Tom McGraws
Ainsworth
Ainsworth Community Notes on Meals Gardens and Help
Wheelers fed a crowd of hungry men and enjoyed a fine dinner in Ainsworth. Ed Lambert and Warrel Redlinger shelled hundreds of bushels of corn while locals discuss farms, gardens, pig purchases, and friendly visits. Mr and Mrs John Havel, Betty Kallous, and Cal Pearson admire rock gardens and invite neighbors to visit.
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Wheelers
Ainsworth
Gardner Farms
Ed Lambert
Warl Redlinger
John Havel
Betty Kallous
Cal Pearson
Betty
Pearson
Havel
Local Farm Folks Discuss News and Fair Rye Harvest
North of Haskins Tom O Conner notes Ralph Shannon, known as Mr Shannon, has long sold him the paper. He recalls Shannon began early, helping with corn shucking and starting a habit of reading the paper, now appearing about 31 in looks.
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Tom O'Conner
Haskins
Ralph Shannon
Tom
Mr. Shannon
Ralph
Farmers Cultivating Corn Near Haskins
Theodore Meyer reports a ready corn field east of Haskins with many farmers plowing in sequence. J Lee Nicholson, about a mile east, identifies locals and jokes about a strong smelling chunch bug while noting the old times and humor among neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Meyer
Haskins
Theodore
J. Lee Nicholson
Lee
Farm Notes From Winfield Area Describe Plowing And New Lawn
Owen Wehr and a Ross youth from six miles east of Winfield plowed a corn field with perfect germination and smooth ground work. Neighbors report Joe Podarils has a nearly new home and a well growing lawn. The farm is busy with livestock and steady work year round. There is a stray discussion about vibration effects on buildings. We read with interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Wehr
Ross
Winfield
Joe Podarils
House Tragedy From Freight Train Collapse Kills Woman
Miss Eleanor Ambrozat of Edwardsville dies when vibrations from a distant freight train cause the house she is in to collapse during an excavation for a basement. Rain dusts Crawfordsville area as local farm updates include peach trees hogs and ponies on Lisle Maxwell’s farm north of town.
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House
Eleanor Ambrozat
Edwardsville
C. J. Wood
Lisle Maxwell
Crawfordsville
Lisle
Levi Simmons
Levi
Iowa Senate Primary Call to Support Re-Election
A Republican candidate seeks votes for a second term in the Iowa Senate. The message requests support in the upcoming primary and expresses thanks for the backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Senate
Iowa
Claik Dhwry
Mrs Ruehsam Resting Easier After Illness
Several friends report Mrs William Ruehsam is resting easier Thursday. The note adds hope that Tom OConnor and his friend Ralph Shannon survive forthcoming voyages, as indicated by the gentleman mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ruehsam
Tom O'Conner
Ralph Shannon
Cleveland Man Plans Forty Seventh Atlantic Crossing
Thomas C. Andrews, aged 82 of Cleveland, will sail on the Queen Mary for his 47th Atlantic crossing to visit relatives in England. He recalls his early journeys aboard ships like the City of Richmond, a 5,600 ton liner with wooden cabins and oil lamps, marking the era’s ship evolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas C. Andrews
Cleveland
Queen Mary
England
Richmond
Farewell Luncheon and Party Honors Mrs Kirkpatrick
Keota column notes Mrs A A Hulse and Mrs Will Helscher hosted a 1 PM luncheon with Martha Smock E L Kirkpatrick and J N Ramsey among 23 guests. a surprise afternoon gathering honored Mrs Kirkpatrick before her move to Pocahontas. Card Club Meets honors Mrs J P Levien and Mrs Clyde Stoutner Jr. a surprise handkerchief shower for Mrs C C Dawson ahead of her Davenport move. Bridge Honors Teacher honors Cornelia Bulkley as she leaves Keota High for the University of Iowa Masters degree. Andrews comments on his 48 cro...ings and sea life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Card Club
E. S. Erdiee
J. P. Levien
Clyde Stoutner, Jr
Dawson
C. C. Dawson
Davenport
S. Erdice
Cornelia Bulkley
Keota High School
B. B. Brown
Miss Bulkley
State University of Iowa
Auction Sale Dates From Local Listings
Negus Livestock Auction in Washington holds sales every Tuesday. Bunby building near Milwaukee yards. Midway Sail Co Columbus Junction conducts sales every Wednesday. Community Sale every Friday at City Feed Yard. May 28 estate of Dora Hou seal in Richmond Iowa. June 4 closing out sale of Mrs W A Dusenberry estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Negus Livestock
Washington
Milwaukee Yards
Midway Sail Co
Columbu
Junction
Dora Houseal
Richmond
Iowa
W. A. Dusenberry
Chicago Livestock Market Report May 27
Hogs selling 10 20 cents higher than yesterday with 10 000 head, 5 500 direct. Better weights fetch 8.65 to 8.90, tops 8.95, others 8.50 to 8.75. Cattle 1 000 steady, beef steers 9.75 to 10.75, yearlings 8.00 to 10.40, cows 5.75 to 7.75, calves 5.50 to 10.00. Sheep 7 000 steady, lambs 8.00 to 8.50, yearlings 6.50 to 7.00. Estimated tomorrow receipts cattle 1 000, hogs 6 000, sheep 7 000.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Chicago Produce May Market Snapshot
Chicago May market report shows eggs receipts $8,089 cases with mixed quality grades. butter market steady with varied receipts and price spreads. poultry market steady with broilers ducks geese and turkeys all listed with assortment of price ranges and quality categories.
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Chicago
Chicago Cash Corn Market Report Summary
Chicago cash corn prices and sample grades are listed for mixed yellow and white varieties with futures-style classifications. The report notes percentage ranges for moisture and grade estimates, including No 1 mixed, No 2 mixed, No 8 mixed, No 4 mixed, No 1 yellow, No 2 yellow, No 3 yellow, No 4 yellow, No 5 yellow, and No 1 white with sample grade 45 to 54 and an estimated carrot content of 443.
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Chicago
Soybean Market Opens With Spot and Futures Note
Grain desk reports July and October soybean quotes with open high low and close markers. Entries show mixed prices and percentage figures indicating market activity and sentiment.
Smoking and Drinking Watch Your Stomach Adla Tablets
Quick relief for indigestion heartburn and acid stomach due to excessive smoking and drinking. Adla Tablets sold with money back guarantee by Geo L Mee Daniel, Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. L. Mee Daniel
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WANT
Evening Journal
Olds Telephone
Sam James
Harwoods
Oetjen
J. D. Rar
al Rhce & Son Green Colonial Furnaces
van Buren St
J. E. Wright
Green
Elmer Wells
East Jefferson
Watson
Oetjens
A. B. Schmoeller
New Joe's Shop
G. A. Reinert
Arnold
Louis Baird
FE. M. Pierce
N. Jowa
Williams
Phillips & Hebner Drug Store
Oetten Seed Store
R. W. Hamilton
Goodrich Sales & Service
Washington Oil Company
Armstrong
Woodrow Ww. Kline
Pulaski
Ball
Elm Grove Cemetery
Wolfe Hatchery
John Robertson
West Chester
Flock
Lester Ww. Yoder
Chevrolet
Sorrell
Joe Caputo
Ocutjon Seed Store
Ros
BUICK
Walter E. Smith
Illini
J. C. Huston
Hampshire
B. Babb
Nash Dealer
East Washington
Sam Erwin
A. W. Dawa
Kalona
Harry Enslin
Pease Motor Service
W. G. Rogers
Birka
Reed
Madison Jones
Silvertowns
Goodrich
Eclipse Lumber Company
Milton Smith
Smart and
Parrish
McCormick Deering
Eli Jackson
E. E. Bauer
H. P. Wilson Touste
Joe W. Rich
Marion
George
H. W. Mineart
Schick
George L. McDaniel
Federal Deposit Insuranc Association
National Bank of Washington
Rothachild’s
Westphal
Phoenix
Wayne
Rothschild
Miller's
NEW Glover
Klein Klothing Kompany
Gruen
Parker
Scott Furniture Co
Klein Klothing
Fuller
Cleo Jarrard
Loa Ave
Vhone
Journal
Start Bible School
Mrs. Batterson
Wayne Stransky
Dorothy DeFrees
Corbin Crawford
Jesse C. Meeks
Jesse
Ernest Green
Marie
Joe H. Jones
Gilbert Barrs
David Elder
the Square
Des Moines Register
A. L. Hahn
S. L Hahn
Pat Reynolds
Phillips and
Hebners
Mrs. Earl Chorpening
The
Home News
Mrs. Kirkpatrick
Andrews
Chicago Grain Tate
Rayburn Land Co
South Side Square
Phoni
Stags
Roosters
W. S. Reister & Sons
Cteu
Herman’s Funeral Home
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