Esther Lenninger Spends a Weekend With Helen Sheetz
Esther Lenninger of Washington spent a weekend with Helen Sheetz in Tyrone. Several locals attended the Fairfield centennial on Thursday. George Hendrickson from Richland visited with Charles Bond. The Pearl Ruggles, Walter Sheetz, and families hosted guests at various homes. A shower honored Helen Peiffer ahead of her upcoming marriage, with several local visitors and social calls noted around Tyrone and nearby towns.
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Tyrone
Esther Lenninger
Washington
Helen Sheettz
Fairfield
George Hendrickson
Richland
Charles Bond
Lionel Bradshaw
Pearl Ruggles
West Chester
Kate Smith
Walter Sheetz
Charles Lone, Jr
Otto Shetz
Caroline
James Combs
George Bond
Jesse Bales
Fred Sheetz
Josephine Singmaster
Ed Peiffer
Helen Peiffer
Omer
Howard Dillon
George Crawford
Munich Street Car Notice Invites Youth to Care for Elderly
Straphangers in Munich marvel at the street car system and its posted message urging young people to consider the claims of the old and infirm. The note highlights civic spirit in the transit.
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Munich
Germany
Clears Second and Walnut streets for federal building in Columbus Junction
Lots on Second and Walnut streets purchased by the government for a $70,005 federal building are being cleared. The Max Fisher and Leonhard garages and oil station, plus the Lena Owens dwelling, will be removed. Leonhard plans a 10 by 46 foot workshop near the oil station. Excavation for the building will begin soon. Local staff notes include visits, a church bazaar on October 17, and various residents' travels and family news.
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Martha Butler
Columbus Junction
Second
Walnu Streets
Max Fisher
Wild Leonhard
Lena Owens
Leonhard
Glenn Pringle
Fairfield
J. E. Lukins
P. KR. Axtell
Eddyville
Cotter Presbytion
Ladies’ Aid Society
Pleasant Grove Bethel Church
E. KE. Shellabarger
Hazel Oakes
Canada
Lyle Weber
Mandan
N. D
Mabel Kinney
Ashland
Ore
Jessie Miller
Medford
KB C. Turkington
John Hintermeister
Falayton
Minn
Raymond Goode
Arthur
Richard
Gladys Meyers
Reynolds
A. EK. Burkett
Louisa County
R. L. Hibbs
Hibbs
John Toland
Letts
Government scientists report beetle and ant racketeering findings
Government scientists say entomologists from the agriculture department found hijacking and racketeering among pests. They claim lazy beetles in Kansas grain fields rob small red ants of seeds which the ants then carry home.
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Agriculture Department
Kansas
Gibraltar A Holiday Haven Attracts Thousands
Gibraltar attracts thousands each year as a holiday resort offering fine hotels bathing beaches lively Spanish cafe life and regular trips to the Rock and across the strait to North Africa featuring excursions and leisure.
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Gibraltar
the Rock
Narrow Straits
North Africa
Ancient dinosaur pasture near Gettysburg reported
A newly reported dinosaur pasture dating to about 180 million years ago lies within a few miles of the Gettysburg battlefield, suggesting a sizable prehistoric ecosystem once occupied the area.
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Gettysburg Battlefield
Conducive to Corns Reassesses Footwear Cause
A historical note claims that factors causing corns include poor walking and improper footwear, with walking difficulty linked to corn development. The statement reframes footwear as a less decisive factor in corn formation than gait abnormalities.
Farm tenancy terms under Iowa amendments to 1940 lease rules
Iowa agr economics expert explains that if a tenant fulfills a rental agreement they may renew under the same terms after March 1 1940 unless the landlord notifies by November 1 of needed changes or intent to replace. If default occurs the 30 day notice is sufficient.
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Iowa
Navy
Francis Kutisn
Iowa State College Agricultural Economics Staff
Lowa
Fall application of sodium chlorate for weed control advised
E P Sylvester Iowa State College extension plant pathologist says apply in fall after rains begin when moisture helps root uptake. Rates vary by weed from 2 pounds per square rod for quack grass to 6 pounds for bindweed and horse nettle with seaspoon per plant for scattered nettles.
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Sylvester
Iowa
E. P. Sylvester
Iowa State College
Frost-killed sorghum safe when cut and dried or silaged
County Agent J. W. Chandler cautions frost damaged sorghum cannot be fed green. Cut immediately and allow to dry or ensile to remove prussic acid risk. fence livestock from frost-killed fields. immature sorghum must dry several days to avoid acid silage.
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J. W. Chandler
Mr. Chandler
Fire prevention plan aims to cut rural Iowa losses
Iowa State College engineer Henry Giese urges a four point program during National Fire Prevention Week to curb farm fires. He cites a 95 million dollar national loss and 3 500 deaths last year with dwellings and barns bearing most damage.
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Iowa
Henry Giese
Iowa State College
Giese
Lowa
Finke Family Visits Burlington During Vacation
Mr and Mrs Lafe Finke and their Crawfordsville family are visiting Mrs Finke s parents in Burlington. Mr Finke is on vacation from his job at Home Lumber Company.
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Lafe Finke
Crawfordsville
Mrs. Finke
Burlington
Mr. Finke
The
Home Lumber Company
Cow Testing Report Shows Drop in September Milk
Washington county dairy shows seasonal decline with 338 cows tested by the Washington County Cow Testing Association producing an average 600 pounds of milk and 22.9 pounds of butterfat. Ingrid of Maplecrest Farms led at 1883 pounds milk and 69.5 pounds butterfat. The Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress drawn 1142 open-class cows and 327 in 4-H, with Washington county teams placing high in judging and contests.
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Washington County
Ingrid
Maplecrest Farms
KE. P. Hayes
A. I. Duensing
F. &. Palmer
Washington
Kash
Swartzendruber
Wellman
Mapleeréest Farms
Hii King and
W. H. Miller
Gingerich and
W. Hash
Weilman
Ek. P. Hayes
Iowa
Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress
Association
Middlewest
N. V. Brenneman
Wallace Bush
Clark Gingerich
Bart Booth
C.T.A
Black Tea Room
Standard Association
Guernsey
Associatio
Alvin Lueder
Market roundup Chicago hogs cattle and grains
Chicago markets show sparse hogs with a steady undertone and weekly top at 7.45 for 150 to 200 lb sows 7.00 to 7.26 for 150 to 200 lb hogs. Cattle steady on prime weights with yearlings and light steers firm. cows up 25c. bulls steady. Sheep markets steady with natives 9.25 to 9.65. lambs top 10.00. Grain receipts include oats 334% mixed 2, soybeans 84% to 84% slight gains. corn receipts 91,000 bushels.
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Chicago
Chicago Gasu Go in CHICAGO
Market notes from Chicago list mixed grains and corn bids with assorted percentages and colors. The fragment cites prices for new corn and cold corn, showing multiple lots and color codes, but the data is incomplete and unclear.
Grain Table Indicates Mixed Early Trade in Chicago
Chicago grain table dated October 14 shows wheat, corn, oats, rye with May and July contracts in narrow ranges. Wheat near 24.82, corn around 62, oats around 82, rye mid 54 to 63 with July slight gains. Prices listed as percentages reflect market movement and fractional figures typical of UPI transmitted data.
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Chicago
Chicago Produce Market and Family News
Eggs market firm with receipts 2,626 cases and grade splits for firsts and dirties reported. Mrs. Ivan W. Lageschulte and infant John William plan to move to Barrington after visiting relatives. Esther Pollock of Iowa City is visiting Rev. Nichol’s family for the weekend.
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Chicago
Ivan W. Lageschulte
John William
Barrington
Lil
W. M. Nichol
Esther Pollock
Iowa City
Rev. Nichol
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Evening Journal
Henry Berdo
Ainsworth
J. D. Rabenold
Phillips
Louis Baird
Well Drilling Co
L. Jennings
New London, Iowa
Orville Bo Morgan
Kuhio
W. Sra
K. Main
West 3Rd Street
L. Barthelow
Journal
Midway Sale Co
City
John Wagor
Reister’s Markets
Washington, Towa
W. S. Reister & Sons
Towa Farms
E. D. Rayburn
D. M. Dennison
Ralph Romine
Keota
Norval Norris
Journal Office
Minnie Chance
Wm. Sloat
Chester White
Paul Peiffer
John B. Long
Addie Harmon
W. L. Gates
E. D. Morrison, Jr
Dewry's Orchard
North Button Factory
Chester
James D. Heimick
Scott Furniture Company
Call
Washington Implement Store
Berkshire
Yorkshire
Wm. Zachs
Riverside
Bernard Walker
Evening Journal Classified Advertising Department
State
Fox
Wm. Palmer
J. M. Goodwin
Helen Sheetz
Otto Sheetz
Mittens Klein Klo
OLD Com
Washington Oil Company
George Kennedy
Edge of Washington
D. Morrison, Jr
W. H. McConnell
Quaker Oil Heater
John W. Lemmon
Choice
Brewer's Dairy
Poland
China
Hampshire
W. R. Gamon
George J Breitrpnbach
South Side
A. G. Eberle
Monarch
New
East
Washington St
Wm. Hesseltine
Brighton
Tamworth
Ralph Resehly
Wayland
Farm Bureau Notes
A. L. Anderson
Jawa State College
Anderson
Washington, Ia
Chicago Livestock
Chicago Gasu
Wagner
Washington-Wayland
True Diamond
Black Diamond
Carnation
John Wagner
W. B. Duncan
Wm. Bruty Clerk
P. FE. Babcock
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