Kenneth Steinbeck Enters University for Coming Year
Kenneth Steinbeck to Iowa City with A J Steinbeck for the University of Iowa opening. Local residents report attendance at the North English versus Richland football game. Visitants include Mr and Mrs Fred William son of Cedar Rapids and W L Ireland family. Wilford Fleig plans short fishing trip at Minnesota lakes. Pauline Morrow, a Ottumwa business college student, spent the weekend at home. H D Sears and Frank Macon of Washington were callers. Mrs Arthur Lambert and Cora, Ernest and Arthur visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Lambert
Rublo Town
A. J. Steinbeck
Kenneth
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Richland
Fred Williamson
Cedar Rapids
W. L. Ireland
Haysville
Wilford Fleig
Minneta Lakes
Auline Morrow
Business
Ottumwa
H. D. Sears
Frank Macon
Washington
Cora
Ernest
Arthur
Social Visits Across Des Moines Area Weekend Recap
Mr. Lambert hosted at Des Moines Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. John Bender and their family visited Sunday at the Bill Snider home. The Parcell family from Cedar Rapids called in the afternoon. Fred Thompson and Bill Snider traveled to Cedar Rapids Friday on business. Bill Snider visited his daughter and family. The Carriker family from Muscatine spent weekend with the Bonds. Lawrence Watson started work on the Washington section Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Lambert
Des Moines
John Bender
Bill Snider
Warren Parcell
Cedar Rapids
Fred Thompson
Fred
Bill
Charley Carriker
Muscatine
Laurence Bond
Lawrence Watson
Washington
Poliomyelitis Reports Reassess Iowa Outbreak Outlook
Iowa reports Poliomyelitis cases this year at below expected levels based on nine year data. August saw six cases though 1938 anticipated one. September may approach higher totals but early week reports suggest a milder season. Early symptoms include fever fatigue vomiting and sore throat with neck stiffness later. Washington County Health Unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Iowa State Department of Health
State Department of Health
Minnesota
Michigan
Washington County
Wellman Social Roundup Quietly Updated
Wellman notes detail visits by Frank Hicks and family to Ralph Hicks in Cedar Rapids, plus Mrs. L. E. Bidwell and Billy visiting Brighton and Pleasant Plain. Other gatherings include Roy Schulty and Charley Mullbix relations in Iowa City and A. L. Bradey visiting Ellis Rickey’s family in South English as they plan to move to Ottumwa for a new job with the International Correspondence School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wilson
Wellman
Frank Hicks
Darwin Hicks
Gue Oldaker
Cedar Rapids
Frank
Ralph
L. E. Bidwell
Billy
Brighton and
Pleasant Plain
Roy Schulty
Frankisson
Iowa City
Midway Sale Dates At Columbus Junction and Morning Sun
Public sale notices list Midway Sale Co Columbus Junction with weekly Wednesday dates and Community Sale Fridays at City Feed Yard. A closing out sale is set Sept 28 at 1 00 pm by Clayton Smith 6 miles NW of Pairfield featuring 180 Poland China hogs from Robb farm 3 miles south 4 miles east of Morning Sun Robb Robb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton E. Smith
Fairfield
Midway Sale Co
Columbus Junction
City Feed Yard
Clayton
Smith
Liquid Air Gun Demonstrated Pocket Size in Moscow
A vest pocket device weighing about a half pound is claimed to produce 50 to 60 pounds of liquid air per hour and was demonstrated in Moscow. The report notes the unusual compactness and high output of the invention as presented at the event.
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Moscow
HOGS AND CATTLE MARKETS REPORTED IN CHICAGO
Markets show hogs 138000 head with steady to slightly weaker prices led by top at 8.25 and 230 to 250 lb ranges around 8.20 to 8.26. Cattle with 10000 head and calves 1200 see steers and yearlings down up to 25 cents, tops around 11.50 for mixed stock. Sheep 8000 head with native lambs up to 9.50 to 9.75 and ewes 2.75 to 3.75. Estimated tomorrow cattle 11000 hogs 7000 sheep 4000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Cash Grain Corn Prices and Receipts
Chicago reports mixed corn prices with several grade codes and colors. Mixed 66 percent, mixed 56 percent, yellow 57 percent, yellow 56 percent, yellow 55 to 56 percent, yellow 56, white 65, white 35 to 36, white 54 to 35, white 35. Over 400 cars of corn receipts recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Casa Corn
Grain table reports chaotic Chicago price data
Open high low and close figures listed for wheat corn oats and other grains with May and Sept contracts. Data shows multiple figures across wheat corn oats and soybeans with inconsistent percentages and parens, reflecting a fluctuating market mood and incomplete entries.
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Chicago
Chicago market report with produce and poultry receipts
Chicago market review notes steady prices for produce and poultry. Produce receipts total 5 748 cases with fresh graded firsts 18 percent and extra firsts 19 percent current receipts 16 and dirties 14. Poultry market steady with 62 trucks received and geese at 14 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mrs Simmering Dies After Long Illness in Iowa
Mrs Jacob Simmering 44, of Cotter community near Columbus Junction, died Monday at Hershey hospital Muscatine after a long illness. Born Sept 27 1804 at Grandview she married Henry W Hingst in 1918. he died in 1923. Survived by widower three daughters two half sisters and a granddaughter. services at Grandview Community Church with Rev Caleb Larson. Burial in Grandview Cemetery. Financial estimates show average spending shares for food housing clothing and recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Butler
Columbus Junction
Jacob Simmerwig
Cotter
Here
Hershey Hospital
Muscatine
Daniel Anthony
Grandview
Henry W. Hingst
Simmering
Jacob Simmering
Nora Rexroth
Burlington
Edith Jackson
Henrietta Hingst
Irene Jackson
Grandview Community Church
Caleb Larson
Grandview Cemetery
Holmes’ Superstitions Believed Against Hen Problems
An old column notes Oliver Wendell Holmes kept a horse chestnut in one pocket and a potato in another to ward off cumatam hens and other poultry issues. Prices otherwise unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Funeral Service of Lyle Edward Lee Held This Morning
Lyle Edward Lee one month old son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lee died suddenly about noon Monday near Crawfordsville. A brief service was held at the home Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. conducted by Rev. E. B. Voss. Burial followed in Winfield cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Edward Lee
Crawfordsville
Donald Lee
E. B. Voss
Methodist Church
Winfield Cemetery
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Reister’s Markets
Washington, Iowa
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Vernon Richardson
Journal Office
the Evening Journal
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Snow
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Claude McCoy
Crawfordeville
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Jay Brewer
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Washington Dairy
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Cattle Congress
Waterloo
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