Journal Sale Date Column Midway Sale Co Ohio
Readable sale list shows weekly and monthly livestock auctions in Iowa towns including Fairfield Kalona Wellman and Kalona. Entries include Ralph Kann public livestock sale 11 o clock starting near Fairfield and other farm sales by Penningroth Bros purebred Poland China sale Wellman.
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Midway Sale Co
Columbus Junction
Sitv Peed Yard
Ralph Kann
Fairfield
Ariehron and
Perlee
Vancal Wesley Farm
Paul Maske
Kalona
Knotek Bros
Duroe Bale
Penningroth Bros
Poland
China Sale
Wellman
Iowa
China
Johan Wagner
Bou
FOR SALE Items Listed With Local Ads
For sale items include a POUBLE ROW mounted New Soil Fitter corn picker at Geo and Lutz Wellman. another cucumber listing by D F Sayre. 25 shots offered by Henry Bowes Wayland. watch repair reminder by Stechen's on West Side.
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Bargain. Geo, &. Lutz, Wellman
Stechen’s
West Side
Chicago market summary hogs cattle and sheep prices
Markets in Chicago show hogs 210 pounds and up at 7.10 top with 6.90 to 7.05 on 200 to 240 lb and 6.70 to 7.00 on 240 to 270 lb. Heavier hogs 6.30 to 6.85. Cattle and calves emphasize steady to slightly weaker trades for various grades and weights. Sheep trade very slow with bids near 9.00 to 9.25 and firming for better sorts. Estimated tomorrow receipts: cattle 10,000 hogs 11,000 sheep 2,000.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain Table Reflects Mixed Wheat Corn and Oats
Grain table from Chicago shows Wheat May at 77 to 74 Sept with mixed highs and lows. Corn May around 5K SR 084 with Sept at 62 and 67. Oats May at 40% with Sept around 29% to 30% and slight Dev readings.
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Chicago
Dev
Aye May AG AG
Bees and Poultry Markets See Steady Activity
Market reports show steady bees and poultry trade with varied receipts and prices. Beekeeping goods list 8 497 euros receipts with 19 percent extra rate and 34 percent dirties. poultry receipts note 46 trucks and 16 small birds with prices unchanged.
DeMolay Meeting Elects New Junior Councilor
DeMolay members met at the Magonic Temple with Jack Mace presiding as master councilor. William Steele was elected junior councilor to replace Wayne Knupp who left for California to study aeronautics. James Bey was installed as junior councilor and scribe, having missed the June installation. Routine business from a prior meeting was completed before adjournment.
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Magonic Temple
Jack Mace
William Steele
Wayne Knupp
California
James Bey
New Racket Warns Pensioners in Crawford County
Sheriff N P Cary warns Crawford county residents receiving old age pensions about a new pattern of fraud targeting seniors. A man and his wife have been seen pushing this scheme locally, trying to exploit pension records.
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Denison
N. P. Caryett
Crawford County
Pathet
August D H I A Report on Dairy Cow Test Results
In August 360 cows on test averaged 724 pounds of milk and 26.5 pounds of fat. Top cow Lady a Registered Holstein owned by Gingerich & Bash produced 2156 pounds milk and 69.0 fat. Other notable cows include Scottie 1202 milk 67.7 fat and Nell 1987 milk 65.6 fat. Several herds exceeded 30 pounds fat per cow, with honors for Maplecrest Farms Wellman earning multiple prizes at district and state shows.
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Lady
Gingerich & Bash
Scottie
Guernsey
King and Miller
Nell
A. L. Duensitg
Emil Peiffer
Washington
Maplecrest Farms
Wellman
Dy P. Hayes
Mr. Hayes
Iowa
Clarence Walcott
Riechlang
Dean Johnson
Morton Emde
Marvin Matthes
Eleven Cars Licensed in First Nine Days of September
Eleven new automobiles and trucks were registered at the courthouse in the first nine days of September, signaling a strong month ahead. Total county licenses for 1940 reach 5,620 passenger cars and 50 trucks, with several local owners listed and two truck registrations noted.
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Court House
Fieldae & Graf Motor Con
Washington
Motor Co
Kleese
Hazel Statler
Schnoebelen
Riverside
Ken M. Hayes
W. Soukun
Willard TW. Caampbeil
T. Reagan Adama
Miss Washington Contest Nomination Window Open
The Evening Journal notes many name entries and invites nominations for Miss Washington Contest with blanks in the paper and headquarters in the M. O A building Washington. The piece mentions contest innovations and a predicted stronger race than last year.
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Evening Journal
Feéstborn
Washington
Revival Roars at Rubio Lumber Yard Meeting
Fairfield resident Moore leads interdenominational revival at Rubio Lumber Yard aided by Wood of Friends Church and Fairfield gospel team. Evening services start 7:00 with Miss Imogene Moore singing and a focus on transforming stories from a promoter of faith.
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Rubio
Red Moore
Fairfield
Iowa
Limber
Moore
Wood
Friends Church
Rublo
Fairfield Gospel
Imogene Moore
Mr. Moore
God
State Corn Husking Contest Slated For October 25
A state corn husking contest is announced for Friday October 25. Three farm sites near Mitchellville in York County are under consideration for the meet, with one to be selected soon. The national contest will be held five days later near Davenport.
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Mitchellville
York County
Davenport
Knudsen Praises U S Plane Plans in Defense Drive
Buffalo report quotes William Knudsen on US aviation capacity saying plants will produce 4000 military aircraft monthly by July 1942 and more than 1000 monthly by the end of the year, signaling strong wartime production momentum.
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Buffalo
William Koundsen
National Defense Commission
United States
Twelve New Cases of Infantile Paralysis in Iowa
Twelve new cases of infantile paralysis were reported today to the state health department. So far this week 12? new cases have been reported, bringing the total for the year to 41. Black Hawk County leads with 36 cases and is described as the epidemic center.
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Des Moines
Iowa
State Health Department
Blackhawk
Agriculture Department Estimates 1940 Corn Crop
The department of agriculture today estimated the 1940 corn crop as of Sept 1 at 2,297,186,000 bushels, compared with the 1959 crop of 2,619,137,000 bushels.
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Washington, D. C
Uup
Department of Agriculture
West Chester School News Opens Football Season and Updates
West Chester reports the football season begins with a home game against Columbus Junction on September 13. The Home Economics room gains green paint and the freshmen prepare a jelly making project. Student leaders are elected for seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen. Enrollment includes 63 in high school and 106 in grades. A mix of classroom changes new textbooks and new staff are noted along with student projects and birthdays.
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West Chester
Columbus Junction
Patricia Griffith
Keith Huber
Roberta Luers
Walter Johnson
Victor Flynn
Lee
Ilamar
Kenneth Cuddeback
Rosalie Smith
Marion McDowell
Virginia Eckels
Nedra Dusenbery
Ted Mayers
Cliffora Porter
Marie Wright
Bernard
Norma Churchill
Norma
Valley Community
Miss Cowguils
Mexico
Castor Bean Imports Reach Over Sixty-Five Million Pounds
Annual imports of castor beans exceed 65 million pounds, reflecting sustained demand across processing sectors. Trade data shows steady volumes sourced from key producing regions and distributed to major buyers, underscoring the crop's role in industrial applications and byproducts.
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Leave At Journal
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Washington Evening Journal
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Team Young Horses
Julius Wall
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Matt Russhs
United Mattress & Upholatering Co
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J. D. Rabenold
Ainsworth
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D. F. Sayre
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Henry Bowes
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Tueille Finke
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Murray Louis Coon
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Charles Greiner
Robert Harland
Wayne Harras
Glen Ladehoff
Esther Marie M Dowell
John Pennington
Donna Reis
Mary Jane Stephens
Dale Stutsman
Louise Wilcox
Esther Bauer
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Ida Ruth Bradshaw
Jen Cochran
Florence Greiner
Leonard Holcomb
Dennis Haas
Harold Nicola
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Eugene Camp
Jeri Anderson
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M Vin Crile
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