Local Army Addresses and Social Notes From Cedar Rapids
Corrected address for Pvt. Robert Friedel at Camp Adair Oregon. Frey the masseur will visit Cy Bush residence 324 E Washington St on Saturday Sept 4. Mrs. Fetes visiting parents in Cedar Rapids while George Fetes awaits transfer to San Antonio preflight. Local visits include Pfe and Fuhr leaving for Missouri after a stay. Pte. kulr had ten day furlough at Ft Leonard Wood. Funeral attendees for Mrs. Paul Hunt listed from Cedar Rapids Boone Burlington Davenport Macon Des Moines Wright Oskaloosa Rose Hill Ottumwa and other cities.
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Pfe
Dale Fuhr
Missouri
Pte
Kulr
Ft. Leonard Wood
Fuhr
Rollo, Mo
Paul Hunt
Richard Fields
Harold Weeks
George Usher
Cedar Rapids
Nate Fields
James
Boone
Lorene Gaines
Shirlene
Burlington
R. A. Jones
L. E. Milota
Davenport
Edward Hunt
Macon
Betty Sharr
Des Moines
Bud Simpkins
Brose Simpkins
Wright, Iowa
Lloyd Simpkins
Oskaloosa
Leona Strasser
Howard
Kirby
Rose Hill
Anna Booten
Ottumwa
Market roundup Chicago hogs cattle and sheep prices
Chicago markets report hogs 10 000 head moderate activity buyers paying 14 15 dollars per hundredweight for various weights with top near 15.05. Cattle 10 000 head calves 700 steady values around 16 25 for fed steers and yearlings, 13 50 to 15 50 for bulk, weaners steady. Sheep 6 000 fat lambs slow with best lambs above 16.00 and native spring lambs steady to weak. tomorrow's receipts projected hogs 9 000 cattle 4 000 sheep 3 000.
Chicago Produce Market Notes September First
Chicago market report shows eggs receipts at 8 194 cases with firm to unchanged prices for extra firsts and current, dirties and checks around mid 30s. Poultry receipts listed as 15 trucks and 3 cars with market holding steady.
Liquid containers from one gallon to five gallons described
The passage discusses common household liquids and containers from one to five gallons in size, noting some prewar metal or wood containers. It suggests cleaning and repainting to reuse them for years, with emphasis on protecting bottoms from dampness to prevent rot and rust.
Rice cultivation in China demands tireless labor
The article describes rice farming as a full day collective effort from dawn to dusk. Workers transplant young shoots, pull hundreds of seedlings, wash mud from roots, and bundle plants for resetting, then replant each shoot singly into new beds.
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China
Grain table shows mixed futures on wheat oats rye
Market data displays open high low and close quotes for wheat oats and rye futures across several months including Sep Dec Jul May and Dec for various contracts with percentages indicating price movements and settlements.
Japan's Con Man Colonel Jiro Saito Unearthed
Clark Lee profiles Colonel Jiro Saito, Japan's top undercover operative. The article traces his shy, polite exterior and brutal career shaping Asia's wars, from Honolulu roots to Saigon posting, leading to Pearl Harbor and Bataan.
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Jiro Saito
Manila
Japan
Tokyo
Sam
Pacific
America
United States
Honolulu
Saito
Asia
Shanghai
Hawaiian Islands
McKinley High
Indo-China
Singapore
Dutch East Indies
Philippines
Empire
Saigon
Bataan
Pearl Harbor
Allies Press On Across Fronts as War Enters Fifth Year
Allied advances continue in Europe North Africa and the Pacific as Germany faces mounting defeats. Allied air supremacy and naval gains shrink Nazi capabilities while Italy nears collapse and Hitler clings to dwindling prospects for victory. The fifth year opens with renewed momentum toward a definitive European defeat.
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Africa
Italy
Mussoini
Europe
Ruhr
Hamburg
Atlantic
London
Germany
Hitler
Russia
US May 1943 employment tops 1880 population count
Employment in May 1943 reached a level higher than the entire population of the United States in 1880, signaling a wartime labor surge. The figure underscores rapid job expansion as millions joined the workforce to support mobilization efforts.
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U. 8 S
United States
Tax Office Open For Local Income Returns
John J. Mattes announces his post office office will be open all day on September 13 14 and 15 to help residents file income tax returns. The office will be closed September 8 9 and 10 while he assists with returns at Sigourney.
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John J. Mattes
Internal Revenue
Sigourney
Court session set again for September seventh
Judge J. G. Patterson of Oska loora held court in Washington yesterday and plans another session on September 7. Among orders made yesterday was a judgment.
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J. G. Patterson
Oskaloora
Washington
Hospital Discharges and Birth Announcements
Mrs Stephen Wolfer and son Joseph Jay discharged to Washington Route 2. Hughdean Walker six, son of Mr and Mrs Hubert Walker 803 East 2nd underwent emergency appendectomy yesterday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Leonard Fritz Brighton are parents of a son born at 1 55 this morning weighing seven pounds thirteen and one quarter ounces. Mary Ann Klett Harper underwent a tonsillectomy this morning. Mrs Glen Palmer and daughter Glenda Louis Keota discharged this afternoon.
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Stephen Wolfer
Joseph Jay
Washington R. 2
Hughdean Walker
Hubert Walker
East 2Nd
Leonard Fritz
Brighton
Glen Palmer
Glenda Louis, Keota
Funeral services for Mrs. Paul Sunt
Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at L. A. Jones funeral home with Rev Alfred Trenerry of the Baptist church officiating. Pallbearers named were John Boileau Charles Denison Dave McCartney and Marion George. Burial followed in Elm Grove Cemetery.
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Paul Sunt
L. A. Jones Funeral Home
Alfred Trenerry
the Baptist Church
John Boileau
Charles Denison
Dave McCartney
Marion George
Elm Grove Cemetery
Community Livestock Sale Notice by Whitaker Sales Co
360 head of cattle sold last week with similar turnout expected this week. 80 head currently listed, plus more cattle sought. Demand for bulls and calves noted. Hogs listed 100 head including boars and sows. Sheep listing 25 ewes and some lambs. One Oakland car with 7500 miles, plus a four wheel trailer and assorted furniture.
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Oakland
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Iowa
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Apply State Cafe
Reister Bros
Geo. Young
Ted
Inquire Journal
Ralph W. Moore
Journal
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Columbu Lanction
Fridaie Whittaker Sale Barn
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Hampshire
Mt. Union
J. D. Dayton
North Side
Ramseyer
Hatchery
Washington St
L. E. Wilson
Marion Ave
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Little’s Furniture
Cheviot Buck
Ray Niffenegger
Bethel
Call
Eclipse Lumber Comepany
Washington County
Washington Concrete Company
Porter Elevator
West Chester
Richard Stephens
Crawfordsville
Elmer Wells
East
Jefferson
Eelipse Lumber Company
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W. M. Darbyshire
Carson Plumbing & Heating
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Eclipse Lumber Company
Dave Livingston
SMART
Parrish
Boys Bicycle
Carl Daering
Frank Birka
Guy Gerot
B. Cable
Cyrus Birka
McDaniel Drug Store
Philco
Virgil Lintz
Chester
H. Rademaker
Chevrolet
DE Laval
Wayland
Jersey
J. E. Letts
Robert Friedel
Camp Adair
Oregon
G. Bk. Frey
Seur
Cy Bush Res
Idence
E. Washington St
George Fetes
John Schmitt
Clifford Coulson
Baby
Keta
Centerville
Marion Swenson
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
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Haskins
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WNN
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the Commercial Savings Bank
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Geo. L. M’daniel
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