Home markets beam in Chicago hog and cattle prices
Chicago livestock markets report April 4 1933 hogs 28 000 with 8 000 direct mostly 10 cents lower good to choice 8 65 to 9 30 per cwt. Light 140 to 160 lb 3 50 to 3 95. Cattle 7 000 calves 2 500 fed steers mostly weak to 25 cents lower. Slaughter steers 5 00 to 7 00 900 1100 lb 5 00 to 7 00, 1300 1500 lb 4 25 to 6 00, cows 3 00 to 3 50. Sheep 15 000 not fully established few sales 90 lb lambs 5 15 to 5 65.
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Chicago
Train Schedules and Stops for Various Lines
Passenger and freight train notes list arrival times daily except Sunday with multiple trains stopping at specific towns and counties. Agents L Goodlander J C McKay W C Bell outline westbound services, local freights, and stop patterns for California passengers and county seats.
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California
el Paso
Beyond
Brighton
Fairfield Eildon
Belknap
Centerville
Seymour
Allerton
Princeton
Spickards
Excelsior Springs
Liberty
L. Goodlander
Agent. Co. Bh & Q
J. C. McKay
A&a Stp Ae. RR. CO
Washington
Lineal
Southwest Senos
Jenccnwesen
W. C. Bell
Cattle Weight Class Ranges and Common Call Weights
The bulletin lists price ranges for cattle across grades and weights. Good and choice cattle are described with weights from 98 to 110 pounds and 90 to 150 pounds, with price bands from 5.00 to 5.60 and 4.75 to 5.25 respectively. Additional call weights are noted from 1.26 to 2.60 with common and medium terms.
Chicago Promice Market Report Highlights Early April Prices
Chicago market report shows butter steady with mixed receipts and high extras while poultry remains strong. Exports and domestic receipts are listed for various butter grades and poultry types with ranges for fowls ducks and geese, and noted springer and leghorn prices. Potatoes show arrivals about 60 and shipments around 506 with a steady trend.
Grain table and Temperance raid report
Chicago grain figures list wheat corn oats and rye with May July and Sept prices and closes in a dense table. Temperance, Michigan reports federal agents raiding Temperance and arresting two men over alleged liquor, confirming enforcement action.
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Mich
Local notes record staff changes and society events
Wellman residents heard teachers for the coming year re elected with cuts for the coach and several subjects to reduce expenses. The Bash family moved to the Shaffer property. The W Q V Literary club met with Mrs. Hunter. discussions covered Picture Study and Congress work. A Ladies Aid program includes a one act play Rev Peter Hrice Bachelor with tea. Dorothy Durian joined University players and many local visits and birthdays are noted.
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Peter Hrice
Willis Bash
Dorothy Durian
Dorothy Friends
Orville Elder
Winnie Palmer
Washington
Wellman
Francis Mengerhausen
Lorraine Kos
Hetty Jean Durian
Muriel Marner
Harold Furman
Ruth
Jeanne
Furman
Mt. Auburn
Owen Grinstead
Cedar Rapids
Ed Morrow
Paul Hultquist
Sigourney
Milo T. Sorden
Edmund Morrison
Helen Schroeder
Tipton
Kk O W club and church groups plan Tuesday meetings
The Kk O W club meets Tuesday evening at Mrs Melo Vacha home. Pythian Sisters hold regular Tuesday session at K of P hall. The Baptist mission society hosts a pot luck supper at 6 15 p m. Westminster Guild to dine at 6 30 p m April 4 at Miss Mary Briley home with speaker Mrs Charles Mc Cleary of Flat Africa.
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Kk. O. W. Club
Melo Vacha
Pythian Sisters
K. Otf
P. Hall
Young Woman's Missionary Society of Baptist Church
Westminster Guild of the Presbyterian Church
Mary Briley
Charles McCleary
Flat
Africa
Local clubs plan meetings and activities this week
The Business and Professional Women's Club holds a 6 15 meeting in the Y community room with guest-excuse calls to Helen Breese before six Monday. AC and I Club meets at Sam Miller home Wednesday afternoon. Various women’s groups, April 5 events, officer elections, and social gatherings listed with hosts and locations.
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Business and Professional Women’s Club
Helen Breese
AC & I Club
Sam Miller
Local clubs plan meetings and social events this April
The D A R and Poinsettia club with Mrs Ed Morrison and Mrs Maud Jones plan meetings. Various groups including Christian Ladies Aid St Paul Evangelical Ladies Aid Independent club Pilotburg Ladies Aid C G T club M E class West Chester H C C and H H clubs hold gatherings April 6 with fashionable exchanges and officer elections. transportation arranged for veterans families.
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Poinsettia Club
Maud Jones
Cloudy trip through Iowa with church and state house calls
The writer recalls a Sunday drive from Des Moines to Oskaloosa via Adel Perry Dallas Center and Grimes. They enjoy Grover Neiswangers Cafe, visit a Methodist church choir, and tour the state house meeting Rep John Speidel and Lt Governor Krashol. High water is noted around Des Moines.
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Des Moines
Grover Neiswangers Cafe
Oskaloosa
Neiswangers
Harry
Neighboring Communities News Notes by D F Macon
Journal subscription representative D F Macon reports local happenings from nearby towns. Brief items cover community events, meetings, and notable occurrences shaping the region.
Visit to Des Moines Secretary of State Office Recalled
Narrators describe meeting Mrs. A. R. Miller in the Des Moines Secretary of State office and admiring a portrait of the late A. R. Miller. They recall friendliness from Hazel Shea and Jerry Kelley and note ice cream at Foxes and lunch near the Register office. Subscribers from Washington and Crawfordsville send thanks.
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Secretary of State
Jerry Kelley
D. F
Hazel Shea
A. R. Miller
Washington
Mre Miller
State House
Des Moines
Harry
Dad
Friday Social and Missionary Meetings Planned
Friday events include the Delta Alpha class of M RK church hosting an April social at 722 S. 3rd with a 2 30 start. The Woman's Missionary Society of the U P church meets at the church at 2 15 with Mrs Harry Davis leading devotional and Mrs J C Boice directing the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the U. P. Church
Harry Davis
J. C. Boice
Doreas Society to Host Silver Tea at St Pauls Church
The Doreas Society of St Pauls Evangelical Church holds a silver tea Saturday from 2 to 4 PM. Mrs Qwen a returning missionary from Eeyp will speak at 2 PM.
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Doreas Society of
St Paul's
Zane Grey Breaks Writing Rule in All Star Film Project
Zane Grey broke a long standing rule while preparing his portion of The Woman Recalled a Paramount Liberty all star story collaborating with nine other famous authors. The film is due at the State theater Wednesday.
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Zane Grey
Paramount Liberty
The Woman Accused and Other Contributors
Thursday feature stars Nancy Carron Cary Grant and John Halliday in a modern problem play The Woman Accused. Grey abandons his west yarn style for this piece and editors note the collaboration includes Ulger Hughes Vicki Munn Win a Delmar Irvin S. Cobb Gertrude Atherton J McFavoy Ursula Parrott Polan Banka Sophie Kerr with one tenth by Grey and other noted writers.
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Nancy Carron
Cary Grant
John Halliday
Grey
Upert Hughes
Vicki Munn
Wina Delmar
Irvin S. Cobb
Gertrude Atherton
J. McFavoy
Ursula Parrott
Polan Banka
Sophie Kerr
Lydia E. Pinkham's Tablets For Women
An advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's tablets as a non narcotic modern medicine that relieves and prevents periodic pain and related disorders. It claims action on the cause and promises permanent relief with persistent use, sold by all druggists.
Merrimac Hogs and Cattle Movements Reported
Johnnie Hyde delivered hogs to Ottumwa with others including Dave Baldosier on Monday. Carl Amrine delivered hogs to Ottumwa for Roy Eshelman while Eshelman accompanied him. Maggie Burger visited Mrs. Roy Eshelman Monday afternoon. Lester Kint transacted business in Fairfield Tuesday.
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Merrimac
Johnnie Hyde
Ottumwa
Dave
Johnnie Baldosier
Johhnnie Baldosier
Mr. Hyde
Carl Amrine
Roy Eshelman
Mr. Eshelman
Mr. Amrine
Maggie Burger
Lester Kint
Fairfield
Chris Voohren
A. N. Amrine
Glen Shafer
Washington
Andrew Zihlman
Glendale
Boyd Lantz
Doss van Winkle
Mugderfrau Ros
Wayland
Roy Eshelmans
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the Evening Journal
Iowa
R. L. Gibson
N. Marion
Washington Lodge No
A. F
A. M
T. L. Brookhart
W. M
A. W. Yard
Apache
Golden State Limited
Promice
Journal
City
B. C. Foster
W. Foster
Pleasant Hill
James Brooks
Harmony Club
Just Us Club
John Dodd
Carlton Haven
South Marion
Kolah Club
Cloyd Knapp
The
Merrymakers Club
Frank Leeper
Ed Morrison
Cc. R. McCutchen
Christian Ladies Aid
St. Paul Evangelical Ladies Aid
Fred Zieglowsky
G. A. RR
Woman's Netiet Corps
Karl Steele
Independent Club
Carl Phillips
Pilotburg Ladies Aid Society
Ralph Oldfield
C. G. T. Club
Rodney Davis
M. E. Church
West Chester
Allison
Forinash
Daniels
H. C. C. Club
Glen Cuddeback
Garden Seed Exchange
H. H. Club
Lewis Ross
Valley Junction
Methodist Church
Macon
John Speidel
House of Representatives
Miss Donovan
Albert Donovan
Mr. Speidel
Lhaugh
Senate
Col. Kraschel
D. F. Macon
Evening Journal
Harold Anderson
Washington R
Frank Courtney
Crawfordeville
H. W. Jones
W. F. Miller
Washington RP
Piem
Lydia E. Pinkham
Witting’s Harness Shop
Hartness
Wittrig’s Harness Shop
Yoursell
Rhode Island
Thomas Verdes
Black
Poland
Ohio
Arch
John Dittmer
Emma Smith
Edith
Leela Zihlman
Junior
Robert Kientz
Harold Amline
Clara’ Reininger
Will Brannon
Phil Rich
Gus Richard
Raymond Richard
John Hinkle
D. It Pan
Colenso Hotel
Dno. Stewart
Tal Sherm Norton
Stoy Eshelman
Hugh Eshelman
Elmer Reshley
Gerald Neff
Lester Neff
Dave Paul
Doyle Paul
Karl Smith
Wilmert Leuderman
Iowa Ave
Forrent
Eod
Vaurden
E. 2Nd St
Mra. J
Kunath
Herman's Funeral Home
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