Chicago Livestock Prices Mixed as Markets Open
Hogs total 13 000 with strong raises to 10 cents or more. Top hogs 4.85 for 160 to 210 pounds. Cattle calves and sheep show varied ranges by weight and grade with steers 6.00 to 7.75 for 855 to 900 pounds and slaughter lambs around 8.85 to 9.35 for 90 pounds, while feeders and cows also quoted across multiple classes.
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Chicago
Midway Sale CO
Seal
Columbus Junction
Fe O
Peoria
Hampshire
Louisa County
Ohio
Midway Sale CO. K. PF. Smylie
Mer. Klotz & Duncan
Ancts
Chicago Produce Market Roundup April 6
Chicago reports weak egg market with receipts totaling 2 951 cases and varied grade splits. Butter market soft with 8 512 tubs received and multiple grade ranges. Poultry market near steady with 15 trucks and 2 cars delivering fowls springers and other birds with fluctuating price ranges.
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Chicago
U.P
Unclear Reading Of Sports Scorecard
Fragmentary OCR note reports ers 22 stags 20 and rivals 63 with shipments 804 and market weak while potatoes and on track 299 appear. No clear event, team names, location, or date discernible for a full card headline.
Cash Corn Prices in Chicago Market Report
Chicago April 6 mixed four eight corn No 2 481 No 8 white 48 receipts 36 cars.
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Chicago
U.P
News Notes of Our Neighboring Communities
D. F. Macon reports brief items from nearby towns including civic events, school updates, and local happenings. Highlights cover community meetings, athletic results, and small-town announcements shaping the region’s daily life.
Washington Iowa Ordinance fixes city official salaries
Ordinance No. 208 establishes monthly compensation for city officials including City Marshal 90 dollars City Night Marshal 99 dollars Street Commissioner 90 dollars and City Cemetery Sexton 70 dollars plus annual retainers for the City Solicitor 260 dollars with expenses. Fire Department pay scales include Chief 75 dollars per year and firefighters 10 dollars per call with hourly overtime rates. Repeals conflicting ordinances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Iowa
Fire Department
City Fire Department
Roads Remain Muddy as Residents Travel for Prayers
April reports from near New Haven describe muddy roads delaying travel to prayer services. Washington visitors include Clyde Huston and Latimer Davis party, while local residents such as Bob Keyser and Fred Shaffer work on repairs and trade in West Chester.
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T. H. Lowry
New Haven
Clyde Huston
Latimer Davis
Jack King
Harry Paschal
Clint Shulls
Mina Putman
Crawfordsville
Washington
Ordinance Repeals Sections of City Ordinance 198
The ordinance repeals Ordinance No. 24 sections 2 3 4 6 and 7 and restores all conflicting ordinances only as not in conflict It becomes effective after passage and publication by law W H Fulton City Clerk attests this 3rd day of April 1924.
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Thas
Community Sale Date Notice at City Feed Yard
A public sale is announced for April 7 at the City Feed Yard located 4 miles north of Washington on travel road. The notice cites a journal sale date column and directs interested parties to attend.
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Journal
Joneg Fextate
N. W
Washington
Success At Any Price in RKO Film Prompts Gangster Debate
Amusements page reviews the Douglas Fairbanks Jr film Success At Any Price a spotlight on crime versus legitimate business tactics. It centers on Fairbanks as a gangster brother felled by machine gun fire amid a society clash and questions whether criminal rule or briberies and deceit drive wealth and power.
Local notes and brief greetings from the Homn Daily
Community chatter from West Chester to Washington mentions weather woes, visits by Mrs. Harry Ritenhouse, Elmer Roth, and neighbors. Sales talk includes Lester Raymond sale in Washington at 1 30. Cloyce Dougherty recovering after Iowa City operation. Mayor Sands and wife visit Keota with daughter.
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W. Hope
Lester Raymond
Washington
Cloyce Dougherty
Iowa City
Success at Any Price at Fox Theater Sunday and Monday
Edward Everett Horton and Nydia Kolker star in the drama where ruthlessness in pursuit of wealth and power clashes with romantic ambition. Miss Moore and Miss Tobin contend over guiding Fairbanks to fame in a sensational tale of trampling rights and rising influence at the Fox theater.
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Miss Moore
Miss Tobin
Fairbanks
Frank Morgan
Edward Everett Horton
Nyria Kolker
Fox Theatre
McCoy Stars in Speed Wings at the Fox Theater
Colonel Tim McCoy leads the aviation themed film Speed Wings opening at the Fox theater in Columbia. The plot follows aviators racing toward a U S speed record, with six pilots dying in the attempt. McCoy, an ace and motor inventor, drives the dramatic aviation sequences and performance.
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McCoy
ALBEF
Tim McCoy
Columbia
Fox Theater
United States
Miss Knapp
William Bakewell
Vincent Sherman
Fern Diller and Howard Van Auken Marriage in Rock Island
Miss Fern Diller and Howard Van Auken wed Sunday at Rock Island in the presence of relatives from Muscatine and Columbus Junction. F J Pine named mayor with officers including Green as marshal and Newell as city attorney. Community notices honor infant death, club meetings, and residents planning visits.
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Columbus Junction
Fern Diller
Mattie Diller
Fredonia
Howard van Auken
Fred van Auken
Rock Island
A. J. Hollingsworth
Memorial Christian Church
Verne Humpleby
Muscatine
F. J. Pine
J A. Green
J. D. Darrow
E. O. Newell
Charles Billings
W. H Hull
W. G. Roberts
J. Ho Wskert
W. A Norris
Lewis Pugh
Pugh
Norris
Roberts
Wykert
Pine
Hull
Melbourne Frye
Jordan
Roger Christie
Chicago
Noah Wilson
Janice Jean
Indian Creek
Bryce
J. B. Wilson
Orren Lee
Ela
Milo Arthur
United States
Guam
Lewis Foss
Hawaii
J. D. Helmick
Alaska
Lawrence Estle
Arian Lowe
Norman Brook
Jai Wykert
W. H. Langenhbere
Helen
Los Angeles
H. & May
Mra
Elton
Louisiana
Coloumba Junction
Burdette Lewis and Son
S. J. Lewis
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Carl Stephens
Fruth George
T. M. Balcoff
Hull House in Chicago social settlement founded by Addams and Starr
Hull House at Halsted and Poly streets in Chicago was founded by Jane Addams and Ellen Gates Starr. It promotes educational and philanthropic efforts to advance social and club life in the city’s industrial centers and includes a branch of the Chicago Public Library, a theater, nursery, kindergarten, cafe, crafts shop and playgrounds.
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Hull House
Halsted and
Poly Streets
Chicago
Jane Addams
Ellen Gates Starr
Rogme
Chicago Public Library
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Chicago Livestock
Lindy
K. A. Mathers
D. F. Macon
W. L. Bible
East Polk St
County Hospital
Schiller
Treams Cash
W.H. Sperr
B. Macon
Chas, Lemley
W. J. Boyd
James Hoyd
Norman Bean
Near Haskins
Roy Vinke
Prairie Flower
Ray Blankenhorn
Ainsworth
Our Town
Bob Keyser
West Chester
Ben Holt
Lloyd Phillips
Holts
Fred Shaffer
Olds
Glen Gordon
Fred
Hoover and
Porters General Stor
Griggs and Son
Walter Bauer
Herman Luers
W. H. Fulton
Bisis
Succes
Dave Elder
The
By the Way
Harry Ritten House
Wellman Route 4
Clifford Reeves
Finois
Elmer Roth
Wayland
Elmer
Mayor Sands
Keota
Fritz Fields
Wilbur
South
Tom Tyler
Philip Strabala
Richmond
Kalona
McLauchlin
Goon Dave
Vincent Hatchery
Ramseyer Watcheries
South Marion
Son Produce Company
Sargents
Wolfe Hatchery
Davenport
Kalamazoo
Martha Butler
Othis Department
Fordson Tractor
GANG
Journal Office
Francis Hoth
Tom Haron
Alex McCreedy
Haskins
the Evening Journal
Thomas E. Martin
R&24
Call
Breitenbach
Dayton
MOD
Coupe
Robert Stephens
North
Westphal
Frank Wells
Wilbur Richardson
Busby Miz. Co
Nale
Eclipse Limber Company
Harry Miller
Gar
Ume
Herman’s Juneral Home Telephone
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