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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1946

Page

7

Tax Sale Notice on Lot Q Bakers Subdivision Washington IA

Notice to Nancy C Walker and heirs that Lot Q in Bakers subdivision City of Washington in Washington County Iowa was sold for 1942 43 taxes on December 3 1945 to John Beenblossom. The sale certificate is now owned by Beenblossom and redemption expires ninety days after completion of service. A Treasurer’s Deed will be issued if redeemed. Dated September 30 1946. Sept 30 Oct 7 14.

Nancy C. Walker Washington County Iowa

Swiss Confederation Keeps Cantonal Autonomy

The present Swiss government remains a confederation with strong emphasis on cantonal independence. Each canton has its own legislative, executive and judicial bodies. Smaller cantons still hold open-air assemblies to make laws and choose officials directly. The federal government acts only in expressly granted powers.

Calcium Pantothenate and Gray Hair Claims Examined

The article discusses calcium pantothenate as a vitamin B component touted for gray hair reversal. Animal studies show progress while human results are unproven. the medical profession remains cautious with only 2 of 19 cases showing benefit from injections.

Markets Up Livestock Hogs and Cattle Prices Mixed

Reports show hogs steady at 16.25 ceiling with 1,300 head traded. Cattle and calves total around 10 000 and 8 006 respectively with western stockers steady and feeders fairly active at 15.50 to 18.00. slaughter steers and yearlings mostly 18.25 ceiling. cows unevenly higher. bulls 12.50 to 13.50. lambs steady to firm with top native lambs 20.10 and loads 19.50 to 20.00. shorn lambs 18.50. yearlings 16.00 to 16.75. some high culls 7.50 down.

Chicago Produce Prices and Receipts Report

Chicago market report lists receipts of four cars and 26 trucks with diverse poultry and game prices. Hens Leghorn hens fryers and trailers old roosters heavy ducks small ducks ducklings turkeys pigeons and other items priced with ranges and cents. The notice notes fees totals and wholesale exchange figures.

Mercantile Exchange

Chicago Grain Table Highlights Day Of Trading

Chicago grain figures show Wheat futures for Jan Mar May at 2.04% 1.981% and 0.71% with Corn Jan Mar May hovering around 1.37% 1.34% 1.33% Oats display mixed moves with 2.04% and near 1.95% across contracts and months. Overall the report tracks open highs lows and closes for Wheat Corn and Oats in Chicago trading.

Feeding Of Lambs Started In Cedar Rapids District 1856 Lambs Distributed

The 4-H western lamb feeding project begins with 1856 lambs distributed in Cedar Rapids district including Washington county. Feeding units of sixteen lambs each go to Riverside Keota Mt. Pleasant Winfield and Winfield addresses. Lambs will be fed for a period then shown at the Cedar Rapids annual show. Peterson Sheep Company supplies all lambs for the contest.

Guy Cole Peterson Sheep Company Cedar Rapids Washington County Eugene Steele Riverside Oscar Steele Paul Burns Keota Cloyce Palmer Dennis Palmer Terry Palmer Jack Houston Mt. Pleasant Rex Widmer Winfield Richard Widmer Robert Widmer

Ambiguous OCR Chunks: Product Color Codes and Percentages

Fragmentary data shows color and numeric codes including yellow entries with ranges such as 1.97 to 1.98 and 1.984 to 1.97, mixed prices around 9 dollars, and white color percentages from 90 to 9114. The text appears to inventory color and grade metrics without a clear narrative.

Cash grain sales report from Chicago market

Cash grain sales show wheat firm with several lots around 2.10 to 2.11 and one at 2.09. corn firm with yellow grain around 1.98. Report dated October 7.

Study Club Meets With Mrs. Davidson

Crawfordsville October meeting of the Study Club with twelve members present. Guests Mrs. H. E. Dow and Mrs. C. C. Millson attended. Theme was health and world affairs. Marjorie Rodman spoke on special education for handicapped children. Plans for Davenport district meeting October 19 and a lecture by Prof Marcus Bach were announced. Supper honored Rev and Mrs C C Millson, returning missionaries to India.

Crawfordsville Alice Davidson H. E. Dow C. C. Millson Marjorie Rodman Washington County Health Unit Davenport Margaret Davidson Marian Waters Millsons Federated Presbyterian Church India

Beekeeping Emphasizes Pollination Over Honey Surplus

The honey bee is valued more for cross pollination by horticulturists than for surplus honey by beekeepers. Growing focus is on bees aiding clover seed production through pollination.

Help Reduce Clutter by Donating Magazines

Accumulation of magazines worries households. Pass used magazines regularly to hospitals, recreation centers, and other reading material needy locations to save space and dust.

Closing Out Sale of Household Goods on East Jefferson

On October 15 an auction of the Anna L. Bowman Estate will be held at 303 East Jefferson starting at 1:00. Household items and belongings are offered in a closing out sale.

East Jefferson Anna L. Bowman

Clover growth limit tied to phosphorus supply

The text notes the usual clover growth limit is phosphorus and that this crop fixes its own nitrogen. It advises applying to new seedings or fields sown last spring to boost value for pasture and soil building. It emphasizes economic and lasting benefits.

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