Markets and Agriculture Chicago Live Stock Report
Chicago live stock receipts total 22 000 hogs and 11 000 cattle with markets strong to steady. Hogs show prices from 6 00 to 7 75 for various weights while packing sows move 6 25 to 6 75 and killing pigs 6 00 to 7 25. Cattle receipts 11 000 with veal 9 50 to 10 50 and sheep receipts 13 000 with lambs strong. Chicago produce notes butter lower with various standards priced and wheat corn oats and other grains quoted with July September and December futures. Des Moines area firm notes and St Joseph market shows cattle 8 00 to 11 00 and hogs advancing about 10 cents. sheep steady with spring lambs 15 00 to 16 00 and yearlings 11 00 to 12 50.
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Chicago
U. S
Chi
Lamson Bros. & Co
Hubbel
Des Moines
Tel
Walnut
St. Joseph
Summer School Notes Highlight Creston Top Test Scores
The Iowa Extension Summer Schools report Cres ton students posting brilliant marks with Miss Elizabeth Fluck ey of Atlantic City and Miss Elsie Evans of Glenwood scoring 72. The group average edged higher than a mixed citizen sample, while poor scores appeared among some staff and attendees. A Cedar Rapids speaker, E R Moore, addressed the convention, and notes cover absences, illnesses, a missing umbrella, and a band serenade to enliven activities.
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Iowa
Creston
Elizabeth Fluckey
Atlantic City
Elsie Evans
Glenwood
E. R Moore
Cedar Rapids
Harding
Moore
Irene Smith
Orient
Signe Oakleaf
Red Oak
Velma Hill Corning
Blanch Good Corning
Beula Hune
Afton
Merle Hawkins
Arispe
Grace Welch
Mary Dore
Hafner
Mr. Trumer
Library— Grammar
Keilman
Supt
Slacks
Irene McLain
Emerson
Mrs Irene Noble Shepherd Funeral Attendees
Family members including Hf G Noble Hatty Noble Eva Noble Jessie Noble Mr and Mrs Mark Noble and daughter Eleanor Mr and Mrs Fred Worsley Mr and Mrs Ray Warg Mr and Mrs John Parsons and Mr and Mrs Ray Wooldridge of Florence South Dakota travel to Corning to attend the funeral for Mrs Irene Noble Shepherd who died after months of illness.
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Hf. G. Noble
Hatty Noble
Eva Noble
Jessie Noble
Mark Noble
Eleanor
Fred Worsley
Ray Warg
John Parsons
This City
Ray Wooldridge
Florence
South Dakota
Corning
Irene Noble Shepherd
Shepherd
Considerable Interest in City Vacation School
Sixty persons attended the session at the Baptist church today. Rev. Woodsum praised the turnout. Interest centers on craft work Bible dramatization and memory work.
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Baptist Church
Woodsum
Magical Beautifiers for Women Promote Health First
Women seek lasting beauty but health is key. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is advertised as an inexpensive remedy for female ailments, claimed to restore health and beauty and improve vitality. The ad urges readers to try the product to regain the joys of living.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Widow’s Joyful Testimony From Mayr’s Remedy
A widow proclaims relief after taking Mayr's Wonderful Remedy claiming it cured her stomach and intestinal issues. She credits the product with ending suffering from catarrhal mucus and inflammation, including symptoms resembling appendicitis. The ad promises a money back guarantee and notes availability from Newcomb & Matthews and other druggists.
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Mayr
Lery
Newcomb & Matthews
Weary Creek area notes and visiting totals
Russell Phebus visits Creston and Olive Harvey from Clay Center with Mrs. Peregrine of Brooks, plus Carl Richards and C. F. Corbin travel to Jefferson for threshing arrangements. Numerous local guests and family visits sequence from Des Moines to San Jose, with births, marriages, and church program highlights.
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Russell Phebus
Creston
W. D. Jarman
Olive Harvey
Clay Center
Nebraska
L. Peregrine
Brooks
Fred Parcher
D. Richards
C. F. Corbin
Jefferson
Dakota
Enroute
Frank Everette
Council Bluffs
H. H. Club
Rider Grove
Harriet Jones
Des Des Moines
George Rimour
John Mack
San Jose
Cal
A. C. Jones
Adams County
Fred Fortner
Henshaw
Nodaway
Marie Williams
Lois Maxine
James
Corning
Geo. Rimour
George McLaughlin
Lila
Pearl McLaughlin
Bernard
B. Read
McLaughlin
Kenneth Read
Roy Means
James Lewis
Villisca
Means
J. J. Means
J. J. Allen
Velma
Red Oak
Farm Bureau Demonstrations on Potato Seed and Planting
Iowa State Extension agent C L Fitch will hold two potato seed demonstrations in Union County this Friday. At 9 a.m. on J J Pettinger’s farm and at 10 30 a.m. on Frank Britten’s farm Fitch will compare northern seed with home grown stock and cover diseases insects and spraying. A poultry culling school was postponed to July 6 7. The Girls Clothing Club met at Union county High School with Miss Ruth Pohlman teaching colors lines textures materials footwear and stitching.
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Vern Harris
Ruth Nerine
Mary Sturgeon
Des Moines
Scott Curtis
Clyde Pershing
W. A. Shiffer
Dennis
Hubert
Creston
C. E. Shiffer
Cleda Rayburn
Murray
Cecyle Bontrager
Our
Bernard Read
Marilyn Joan
E. A. Durham
Lorimer
Lewis Farlin
Wm. McClelland
Robt. McClelland
Bernice
Richard
Yankton
S. Dak
Virgil McAlpin
Gravity
McClelland
Agnes~ Hendrickson
Glenn Windom
Albert Lund
Maple Lane Farm
Presbyterian Church
Overholser
Bouquet of
Gang of Sunbeams
Evelyn Watts
Rev. Overholser
C. L. Fitch
Iowa State Extension Department
J. J. Pettinger
Frank Britten
Graceland Cemetery
Fitch
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Girls Clothing Club
Union County
Ruth Pohlman
Extension Department
Ames
Pohlman
Gee, Swan
B. B. Hartman
Highland Lassies
Roy Wrycoff
Darline Gibson
W. J. Cornelison
Marie Madden
Platte Township
Martin Britten
Henrietta Hayner
Highland Township
Elmo Harkness
Helen Harkness
Lincoln Township
Margaret Peterson
Spaulding Township
Poultry Club
McKinley Park
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Dee
C. Keith
Northwestern Ae Life
City Hall
Travelers Insurance CO
Stryker & Spriggs
Law
Ide-Richardson
Waggoner Photo Studio
First National Bank
Winter
Kenneth H. Davenport
Winter & Davenport
Lawyers
Montgomery Street
Riental,aunday
N. Pine
Carl B. Boone
W. Maple Street
Creston, Iowa
Goodsell & Goodsell
Irene Shepherd
Valley Chapel
Ada Reeder
Sunbeam Faries
Evelyn and
Ruth Smith
Helen Miller
Jesus
Donald Rutledge
Wayne Miller
Margaret James
Darlene Gibson
Iirene Adamson
Raymond Adamson
Ruby Stewart
Mr. James
Mrs. Goddard
Florence Otis
Thelma Kingery
Mildred Hess
Evelyn Smith
Marie Smith
Mr Getchel
Farm Bureau and Co-Operative News
J. P. Stack
Postoffice
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