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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1947

Page

7

Cattle and Hogs End Week Higher Amid Mixed Markets

Cattle and hog markets closed the week with gains in higher grades and some weakness in medium stock. Cattle top weights reached 85.25 for stout steers, with vealers to 26.00 and grass cows to 21.59. Hogs rose 50 to 75 cents in barrows, with top near 30.50 and bulk 28.75 to 29.50. sheep saw lambs and yearlings down from prior highs, ewes 7.50 to 9.50 and breeding ewes 10 to 13.50.

Wyoming Montana Western Springs

Grain quotes from Chicago on Sept 13

Chicago grain table shows open high low and close for Wheat and Corn contracts as of September 13. Notable entries include Wheat Sept and Dec with ranges around 272 to 275 and Corn Sept near 256 to 260 with May and July positions also listed.

Chicago

Grain prices show small gains across yellow and white varieties

Corn markets edge up by one to two cents with No. 1 yellow at 261 to 263 and No. 2 yellow at 262 to 263. No. 3 yellow trades at 261 44 to 2617, No. 4 yellow at 257 to 2584, and No. 5 yellow at 254 to 264 with sample grade yellow 211 to 242. Mixed varieties range from 114 to 124 for heavies and whites, with No. 1 red special heavy at 128 to 154.

Blumenstein Family Visita to Thrapp Home in Dayton Grove

Daygon Grove residents report a weekend visit by Mr. and Mrs. Bob Blumenstein and family from Woodhull Wisconsin to the home of Charlie Thrapp. Other locals include Mrs Minnie Zillmer visiting cousins, and several couples visiting Merz, Gent and Godwin households. The Thrapp circle hosted gatherings as Francis Gent family and Bernice Wittrie stopped by, with weekend trap shoot attendance at Marshalltown.

H. PD. Dusenbery Dayton Grove Bob Blumenstein Woodhull Parenas Charlie Thrapp Minnie Zillmer Marengo Lester Merz Matt Gent Washington Philip Gent Eugene Oregon Cloyce Godwin Ruth Jim Francis Gent Merz Bernice Wittrie Fred Ladehoff Glen Marshalltown

Eight Pupils Enroll At Oregon I With Correne Edmondson

Oregon No. 1 opens with eight pupils under Correne Edmondson as teacher. Students include Larry Jerry Danny Beverly Bernard Bean Leonard Mary Ann Guinn and Jo Ann Smith. Bob Geret drives the bus to Ainsworth for transport.

Xenia Oregon No. 1 Larry and Jerry Danny Beverly Bernard Bean Leonard Mary Ann Guinn Jo Ann Smith Correne Edmondson Bob Geret Ainsworth Dorothy Wilson Barbara Pearson Johnny Quinn James Stephens John Nye College Springs Gene Stephens Nye Ainsworth Methodist Church Richard Edmondson Carla Floyd Edmondson Dene Stephens Albert Jeffery Lynn

Irascible Darling Ends In Elopement Plan

Paul Brown, an irascible father, tries to stop his daughter Hilda from eloping with Jack Farnam while Jack secures a job at Brown’s plant. The pair’s scheme shifts when Jack’s elder brother is revealed as the intended suitor, and the couple proceed to marry soon after. Nearby social notes mention Emma Rabenold’s trip to Moline and friends leaving for college.

Paul Brown Hilda Martha Jack Farnam Jack Ack

Local echoes of life in Morning Sun and Nebraska trips

Catherine Morris teaches English at Morning Sun High School while Mr and Mrs Claire Guinn return from Nebraska where they purchased a farm. The note records small town movements and property interests with casual family updates.

Catherine Morris Morning Sun High Claire Guinn Nebraska

LATTICE TOP CHERRY PIE

Cherry filling uses 4 cups cooked tart cherries sugar salt flour and butter with a lattice crust baked 450 F then 350 F for 30 minutes. Dough mix blends bland lard flour salt water forms stiff dough split, roll, fit pan, and lattice top with center cut strip.

Community and Livestock Sale Listings

Community sale every Friday at Whittaker sale barn. Livestock sales weekly at Midway Sales Company Columbus Junction Iowa. Tuesday night sales at Ollie Livestock Exchange Ollie Iowa. September 25 Trier's Annual Dairy sale Keota. October 2 Purebred Curoe fall Boar and Gilt sale between Washington and Riverside. Knotek Bros.

Whittaker Midway Sales Company Columbus Junction Iowa Ollie Livestock Exchange Ollie Trier Keota Washington Riverside Knotek Bros

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