Chicago Markets Report Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices
Chicago live stock receipts and prices show hogs steady with top at 7.30 and 7.04, cattle active with steers up to 19.65 and veal calves 9.00 to 9.50, and sheep markets firm. Chicago produce notes higher butter and mixed egg quotes while grain futures close mixed on July through December contracts. Joseph markets in St. Joseph list cattle steady with steers to 10.50 and hogs to 7.05 at the close.
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Chicago
St. Joseph
Eighth Grade Graduation and Admission Certificates Granted
One hundred twenty five eighth grade students received high school admission certificates at a Creston ceremony. Rev Jerome F B Emanuel spoke. certificates were presented by Art Fannie McGrath, board president. The event marked Creston’s first eighth grade exercise of its kind.
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Jerome FB. Emanuel
The
Christian Church
Art Fannie McGrath
Creston
Franklin
Cassie Baron
Margaret Boortz
Ferm Clem
Lala Mae Cobb
Anita Collings
Lela Crisco
Mildreq Delaney
Hdna Evison
Mary Feldges
Justin Goodlaxson
Bernice Martman
Phillip Hipes
Catherine Igoe
Men Keefe
Clyde Keefe
Wilma Kneller
Maxine Kilgore
Charence Kientop
Pearl McKee
John McDonough
Ernest
Charles Embree
Harry. Frasier
Margaret I. Fuller
Hywa Goodwill
Carol A. Gridley
Dertiw Harris
Thomas F. Hawkins
Areile Heffel
Mary Hewson
Raby S Johnson
Olive C. Lindbloom
Wilma
Pauline Parks
Juanita P. Persels
W. Ruesell Peterson
Edna E Schneckner
Joseph W. Smith
Jennie Stranee
John
Clyde Townsend
Charlie Walters
Jerome KE
Ehmanuel
Adolf Jensen
Johann Schrammer
Eman
Johanna Strause
Panny McGrath
Board of Education
Cheese making lesson for Orient Farm Bureau women
Orient Farm Bureau ladies held their first cheese making lesson led by Mrs Alex Sheriff despite soggy roads from southern township rain. County Agent P Wichman offered guidance. future meetings planned for June first with committees to arrange programs at Madison County towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Alex Sheriff
P. “. Wichman
Orient
A. E B. Johnson
Johnson
Mr. Larkins
Various Social Visits and Local News in Afton
Afton notes show Mary Arnold Lee visiting Creston with the Deitricks party. Ida Fluckey rode No. 3 to Creston. Longs of Pleasantridge visited. Mable Hupp resumed work at Strauss Dry Goods after a Sunday with relatives. The Chautauqua features Dr. Bandy of India at the Presbyterian church. A water tank arrived for the county farm waterworks. Several social gatherings and visits among Draper, Gripp, Fleming, Hammonds, Draper, and Rushton families are described.
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Madison Co
Briggs Cafe
M. E
M. EB
Afton
David Arnold
May Arnold Lee
Dee Moines
Creston
J. E. Dettrick
Arnold
Union Co
Co. F. Hand
M. EB. Aid
Hame
Lewis Lent
Thad Spencers
Grover Blair
Frank Day
Geo
Will McKinley
Fisher
Lorimer
Geo. Day
Harry Perkins
Valley Junction
Little Burl Parks
Greater Community Hospital
Bessie Rowell
Des Moines
Edson Roberta
B. FP
Mary Arnold Lee
Deitricks
Ida Fluckey
No. 3
John Long
Pleasantridge
Mable Hupp
Strauss Dry Goods
Our City
W. Woodard
Sharpsburg
Mrs. Strauss
Gilbert Peterson
Washington
Kansas
Chas. Blair
Oskaloosa
Gale McCall
Ellis
Dr. Bandy
India
Presbyterian Church
Clark Draper
Clarke Draper
Nebraska
Draper
O. N. O. Club
Clarence Myers
Ira Gripp
Joe Fleming
Alpha Book Club
Walter Hammonds
Elsie Draper
Drapers
Capps
Lauder
Garrison
Coen
J. H. Rushton
Raymond
Omaha
Pett
Oliver
Oregon
Dodge Center
R. L. Williams
Greenfield
Emma Williams
Flossie
James Rusk
Orient Socials and Visits Highlight Week
Orient residents record visits and small events with neighbors and relatives. Mrs. Mabel Stanley plans Iowa City commencement attendance for Howard Stanley with her children while W. A. N. Club shares a Clyde Burrell home picnic. Several locals welcome guests, celebrate births, or manage household tasks and trips across nearby towns.
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Mabel Stanley
Rebecca Brown
Iowa City
Howard Stanley
W. A. N. Club
Clyde Burrell
Lake
J. M. Volk
Nellie
Wm. Nemeyer
Rex
BE. E. Lent
Louise Lent
Orient Country Review Club
Alice Standley
Bryelyn Scott
Sidney
Iowa
R. L. Johnson
John Ford
Clara Hill
Chas. Henry
A. B. Johnson
Merlett
Craig
Nebraska
Leo Hastings
Indianola
C. A. Hastings
Va Purdy
Marie Swearinger
Prescott
S. L. Purdy
Anna Strong
A. O
Lewis
Donald Custer
Creston
Clarence Olson
E. E. Lent
BE. Wise
Corning
J. L. Moyer
W. C. Brown
John van Vleet
Clara Johnson
Winterset
J. W. Johnson
Des Moines
James Reed
Arch Kuhns
Lee Schwab
C. B. Brown
W. H. Smith
Adams County
Willis Mitchell
Co. L. Capps
Huff Staggs
Batinger Hardware
Memorial Day Observance at Williamson Bohemian Lodge
Memorial Day programs were held at Williamson and at Bohemian Cemetery with members and eight young ladies leading flower strewn processions. Speakers honored Mrs. Slezak, Mrs. Frus, and Joseph Krisinger with talks and readings. hymns and a Bohemian teaching song closed the ceremonies. Attendance included guests from Omaha and Creston, with local families and longtime residents noted. Weather brought showers Monday. moving pictures opened the season on Sunday.
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Williamson
Bohemian Lodge
Bohemian National Cemetery
Mildred
Elsie Kubatka
Edith Frae
Vincie Cepra
Viasta
Mary Stulik
Albena Krisinger
Clara Vicker
James Slezak
Joseph Krisinger
Frank Frus
Slezak
Joseph Blazek
Julia Slezak
Frus
Mary Vicker
Mother
Gladys Blazek
Edward Strunce
F. J. Strunce
Creston
John Novy Jr
John Novy
Joseph Sychra Sr
James Kosar
Mildred Hubatka
Chas. Stulik
Mies Albena
Josie Krisinger
Lena Krisinger
Kellogg’s Bran Promises Permanent Relief From Constipation
An advertisement promotes Kellogg’s Bran as a natural cure for constipation and toxin buildup. It claims the cereal’s high bulk cleanses the system, prevents disease, and offers lasting relief when eaten daily in two tablespoons, with recipes and usage ideas. It targets hotels, clubs, restaurants, and grocers.
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Kellogg ’S
Kellogg’s
Kellogg's
Corning Community News Sees Wide Family Visits and Recovery Hopes
The note lists visits and greetings from residents visiting friends and relatives in nearby towns. Mentions Mr Dave Howdyshell and Mr Brammer traveling to Crest, plus several Corning residents calling on or hosting relatives from Des Moines Fontanelle and Plainview. Corning election sparks mild local interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Howdyshell
Brammer
Mercantile Force
Crest
H. P. Moore
John Moore
Branner
Corning
Geo. Palma
Frank Kovarik
Creston
Christie Nelson
Greater Community Hospital
Henry Everling
Des Moines
McCard
Fontanelle
William Koppleman
Nevin
Barbara Kolash
KE. B. Kralik
Art Polik
Fred Shiffle
Plain View
Mussolini Abolishes Compulsory French Teaching
Premier Mussolini revokes the order requiring French in Italian schools and directs that each pupil learn one of several foreign languages with English among the options.
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Rome
Mussolini
Ninety Year Old Blyth Birthday Celebrated by Grandchildren
Fifty grandchildren attended the festive birthday party for a ninety year old woman in Blyth Northumberland. The event marked a rare milestone with extensive family turnout and local joy.
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London
Blyth
Northumberland
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Bae
Bowes le
Keith
Northwestern
Travelers Insurance CO
Jos. E. Wesht
Iowana Holls
Stryker & Springs
Ifa
Law
Ide-Richardson
Waggoner Photl Studio
First National Bank
P. O. Oeen
H. Winter & Davenport
Lawyers
Montgomery Street
Aunday
Uel
Will Rossiter
BAYER
Orient Farm Bureau
Ladies Union
the Congregational Church
Mesdames Cora Hill
Albert Fust
Eatinger Hardward Co
Bernice James
Belle Swanger
Harold Rose
Wolfe Cafe
Philip Unger
Orient Lumber Company
Mary Tuttle
Belle Carr
John Musmaker
Bertha Fillmer
Alfred Stutt
E. L. Neville
Eon Russell
Fred Strong
Mark
Eileen
D. J. Hartrum
Reuben Nash
Vern Drew
Eva Pettit
Orient Independent
Afton Reer
Mr. Wham
Mr. Justice
Omak, Wash
Francie
J. F. Slezak
A. H. Wallace
Ferman Standley
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Standard Oil
Pine and Hill Sts
Seeberger
W. Adams St
Independent
N. Pine St
McLaughlin & Son
Cromwell
H. A. Tripp
Kent
Lowa
B. L. Petrie
E. E. Hull
Spaulding
R. E. McKeeman
Creston, Lowa
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