Local News From Wellston Families Report Local Visits
Wellston area notes report visits by Mrs Harlow Engle and Miss Gertridy Schwalbe at the Allen Schaeffer home. Nielson Woodford and Violet Romine hosted a shower for cousin Mrs Clifford Eyestone with twenty present.
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Walter Wilson
Wellston
Harlow Engle
Gertridy Schwalbe
Allen Schaeffer
Nielson Woodford
Violet Romine
Clifford Eyestone
Woodford
Lloyd
Evenidge
D. EB. Brumback
Town City
Prank Pratt and Sons
Alien Schaerfer
Canadian Pacific offers settlement opportunities in Western Canada
Renter and young men seeking to establish themselves on a farm are urged to investigate the unusual settlement opportunities now offered by the Canadian Pacific Railway Company in Western Canada. For full information write Charles C. Work Colenso Hotel Washington Iowa.
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Towa
O Schmitter Attends Cattle Sale in Memphis Missouri
W Schmitter drove to Memphis Missouri Saturday for a cattle sale with Mrs Schmitter along. They visited friends. several local residents were noted in Richland, Brighton, Martinsburg and Fairfield over the weekend, with family gatherings at Morgen Bluffs and other homes.
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O. Schmitter
Memphis
Missouri
Levi van Dyke
Rubio
W. Schmitter
Schmitter
Ralph Nordyke
Richland
A. B Mouree
Ray
Robert Guy
Brighton
P. B. Johnson
Arthur Rinden
Oskaloosa
Sam Johnson
Valentine Pleie
Lucia Bond
Jim Bonde
Charley Leppert
O. B. Morgan Lindeur
Raymond
John Réiderson
O . Spaulding
George Walderson
Jueia Bong
Jim Morgan
Martinsburg
Earl Morgen
C. B. Morgan
West Chester Farmers and Local Business Moves Highlight Friday
Mrs Donald Tucker and daughter visit Washington on business as James H Miller sells two Royals and a Plymouth. Ed Hotle advances farm home improvements while CCC workers assist. Ted Simons joins Washington project and Ralph Derby’s farm looks promising. Bernie Gretters spot noted for fried chicken and garden truck. John Koch and Lea Romine prep 100 acres of corn with Friday plowing.
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Keota R. 2
Ted Simons
Washington
CCC
Hotles Boys
West Chester
Billy Hotle
Ralph Derby
Hogs and livestock markets report Chicago May Market
Markets show hogs 3,000 head with 2,909 direct. holdovers 506 top 11.75, 20 to 40 cents lower than a week ago. Cattle steady with beef steers 13.00 to 15.50, yearlings 6.50 to 16.00, cows 4.00 to 10.00, calves 7.50 to 10.00. calves and feeders range 7.00 to 10.00. Sheep 4,000 steady with lambs 8.50 to 9.75 and feeders 7.50 to 8.50.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain Table May 29 Wheat Corn Oats Rye prices
Grain table from Chicago dated May 29 shows Wheat July to Sept about 1.12 to 1.15, Corn July 1.24 to 1.22, Oats July 0.45 to 0.39, Rye July 1.05 to 0.90 with various closes and futures lines listed for July September and December.
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Chicago
Open High Low Clore July 162 Percent
Data fragment lists July figures for Open High Low Clore with values 1.62 percent and 1.01 percent. Details limited. cannot ascertain full context or entities beyond numeric percentages.
Fine corn crops and farm updates around Keota area
Mrs Koch ordered the Evening Journal for a year while cleaning. W J Crozier’s old Keota farm hosts a productive corn planting team. Emil Fink and neighbors plow corn with two teams. Finks, Schmitts, Rudolphs, and Henry Sheetz are boosting fields near Titus and Decorah. Neola Wns beds plant beans. corn rows near ready to plow before Decoration Day. Washington visitors, hot Friday night, cattle sale at Waterloo today.
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Koch
Keota
W. J Crozier
Bill Crozie
Emil Fink
Finks
Titus
Nick Schmitt
Henry Sheetz
Neola
Dee Earnings Data Note Mixed Results
A compact report shows varied percentages including 1.22 percent figures, 129 percent, and 121 with 22 in a column sequence. The fragment hints at financial metrics without full context.
Chicago Produce Market Report Mixed Steady Prices May 28
Chicago market notes show steady to easy tone across items. Produce receipts and butter categories list varied percentages for extras firsts standards and dirties while poultry prices stay steady to easy and potatoes remain on track with arrivals and shipments.
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Chicago
Chicago Cash Grain Prices Reported by INS
Chicago cash grain figures show No 2 mixed 135 to 136 percent, No 8 mixed 131 to 132, No 1 yellow 131 to 132, No 2 yellow 120 to 186, No 8 yellow 12 to 132, No 1 white 186, No 2 white 182 to 136, No 4 white 130, sample grade 110 to 125 with estimated carrots at 95.
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Chicago
Potato Origins and Spread Through History
The potato likely originated along South America's Pacific coast with the Inca name pappas. First recorded in 1553, it reached Europe in the mid 1500s but only later became widely cultivated. Modern tubers are larger with fewer seeds, though the plant resembles its wild ancestor. botanists have not found its direct progenitor.
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Pacific
Cieca
Peru
Europe
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Work Begins On Fairview Road In May
May 28 report from Fairview notes road work started this week closing the road from Fairview school to the Charlie Sojka corner. A large crew blasts stumps, builds and grades as weather allows. The item also covers family visits, moves, and local social news from Washington and Wellman.
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Fairview
Fairview School
Charlie Sojka
Eculvérta
Daughter
No Profit in Lost Money Theory
Government does not realize profit from paper money that is lost since funds remain in treasury reserves. Only a bill authorizing removal from the reserve would yield actual profit.
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Treasury
Congress
Twelve neighbors help Dunbar harvest field in Sandy Hook
In Sandy Hook on Monday twelve neighbors using six tractors harrows and planters worked in Bill Dunbar’s corn field, planting about forty five acres to aid a neighbor recently operated on. The group included Jesse Stout Clarence Farrier Harrison Hesseltine Hap Guy Hollis Lauderdale Leah Farrier and others. Sunday visitors to D W Tucker and other homes are noted along with local callers and Washington trips.
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Sandy Hook
Ll. Dunbar
Jesse Stout
Clarence Farrier
Harrison Hesseltine
Hap Guy
Hollis Lauderdate
Pat Burroughs
D. W
Daryl Tucker
Leroy Mineart
Charley Dunbar
Allen Lauderdale
Leah Farrier
Mr. Dunbar
Will Snyder
Gene
Mareuerite Brohm
D. W Tucker
Dale Goff
Heavy Springs by weight categories and breeds
A list of weights and breeds for springers including Heavy Springs 3 Ibs and over 18e and under 2 Ibs 1ée with entries Leghorn and Hareback spri lbe 68 under 2 Ibs 1% ngers 4c less.
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