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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1944

Page

5

Tree Trimming and Dead Tree Removal Offered

Local service advertises tree trimming and removal of dead trees. Call for scheduling and estimates at the provided phone line 6706111.

Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices Swap Notes in Chicago Market

Chicago markets report hog sales steady to higher with 180 to 270 pounds at 13.75 and sows 10 to 15 cents higher. Cattle with 14,000 head. strictly good to choice steers and yearlings up to 17.15, calves 800 and heifers steady. Sheep about 3,000 head with lambs priced at 14.25 to 25 cents above, wooled and shorn bids vary.

Chicago U.P

Chicago Produce Market Receipts and Prices Report

Chicago May 29 receipts show 25 025 cases with firmer market for extra firsts at 33 and firsts at 144 while current receipts total 30 and dirties 22. Poultry totals include 3 cars and 21 trucks with various counts for ducks geese hens and broilers and friers priced around 24 to 29.7.

Grain Prices From Chicago Open High Low Close

Grain table from Chicago shows Wheat and Oats with multiple month quotes. Wheat Sep Dec May July Sept range around 159% to 161% while Oats and RyF futures show modest fluctuations near 11% and 110% levels.

Chicago

Strategic Materials Charcoal Use Across Industry

Charcoal is cited as a strategic material essential for steel and munitions production. It serves in gun manufacturing, black powder, rayon parachute chemicals, and tire cords while also supporting water purification, poultry and stock feeds, seed inoculants, meat curing on farms, and heater fuel to safeguard perishables during rail transport.

MacArthur Raids Biak Island In Pacific Push

American forces landed on Biak near Mokmer airdrome and pressed toward Maffin as analysts speculated on a Philippines invasion. Allied air and naval power pounded Biak while Japanese units in Hollandia and Wakde Sarmi faced wipeout by patrols and shortages. In Burma the Burma offensive slowed near the Salween as resistance stiffened.

United Press Douglas McArthur Pacific Biak Dutch New Guinea Francis M McArthur Phillipines Mokmer New Guinea Maffin Wakde-Sarmi Holandia

Shiloh Social Roundup Sees Local Visitors and Meetings

Shiloh notes list supper guests Delbert Grim and family from Columbus Junction and Neil Grim and family from Swedesburg visiting Clarence French. Louise French and family host and visit others as Marion township school board meets with secretary Howard Sigafoose.

H. J. Schoonover Shiloh Delbert Grim Columbus Junction Neil Grim Swedesburg Clarence French Louise Sam Marsh Howard Sigafoose Marion Township

District of Columbia Government Structure and Appointments

The District of Columbia is governed by three commissioners appointed by the President with Senate consent. Other municipal officers are Civil Service appointments. The police chief may be outside Civil Service but is usually chosen from the police. Citizens have no direct voice in selecting these officials.

District of Columbia United States Senate

Backstage in Iowa Politics. Campaign Dilemmas and Naval Aid

Des Moines dispatch notes Iowa departments ending fiscal year in the black amid rising costs and praise for prudent administration. References to may 29, 1936 political maneuvers include governors, candidates, naval help after floods, and outlooks for the June Republican primary.

Des Moines Capitol Burma L. L. Brierly Iowa Ben H. Halli State Tax Commission

Wayland Business Man Orus Boshart Buried in Memoial Day Service

Orus P Boshart a Wayland business man died Saturday in Memorial hospital Mt Pleasant pneumonia funeral services were held at Zehr funeral home. He lived most of his life in Wayland a Mennonite then Methodist, mayor of Wayland, survived by wife Edith, son James on a submarine, twin brother Omer and several brothers and a sister.

Orus P. Boshart Wayland Zehr Memorial Hospital Mt. Pleasant J. B. Pooley E. F. Mullett J. J. Pritchard Victor Mr. Boshart Menno Sophia (Mehl) Boshart Arizona Edith Allen James U. S Boshart Omer Will John Olds Amos Goshen Ind Nora Maghefray Wayland High School Bradley Polytechnic Institute of

Portable bed aids for patient care and comfort

A tray table or lap board across the patient's lap supports care without resting on the patient. Use chairs of even height on both sides of the bed or a wooden box with sides removed and cretonne pockets as holders. Bed trays and lap boards are now sold in many local stores.

East Highland Community Notes Update

East Highland gossip and visits list residents and neighbors. Leona Mincer and Gary Mincer spent time with Edd Teslik and Jean Metzger hosted Esther Murdock. Anna Nicholson visited Earl Marshall home. Floyd Wieland mourned by family. Dvoraks hosted Mary Dvorak and Anna Rath. Darlene Sojka finished Oak Grove term with a school picnic. Dale Rath had mumps. Leona Mincer and Vera Lewis visited Oak Grove school.

Frank Mincer East Highland Leona Minecer Gary Mincer Edd Teslik Jean Metzger Esther Murdock Anna Nicholson Earl Marshall Frank Dvorak Mary Dvorak Anna Rath Wieland Floyd Edd Hoffner Jimmy Paul Dvorsky Darlene Sojka Oak Grove R. A. Stolley Betty Washington Dale Rath Leona Mincer Vera Lewis

Six Philadelphias Named Across States

The note lists six distinct Philadelphias located in Illinois Mississippi Missouri New York Tennessee and Pennsylvania. It highlights the spread of city namesakes across diverse regions.

Philadelphia Illinois Mississippi Missouri New York Tennessee Pennsylvania

Community Sale Dates From Journal Column

Community sale notices list events each Friday at Whittaker sale barn with a May closing of the John Mullinnix estate 6 miles northwest of Washington at 1 00 o clock. Other sales include June 2 closing out household goods at 603 South 9th Ave starting 7 00 p m and June 7 restaurant equipment in Keota Iowa starting 7 30 p m by Sam Henderson.

Whittaker John Mullinnix Washington South 9Th Ave Henry Bahde Keota Iowa Sam Henderson

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