Chicago Livestock Prices Show Mixed Hogs and Cattle
Receipts for hogs reach 20 000 with 4 000 direct. market steady to 10 higher, top at 1180, most 1120 to 1135. Hogs include various weights and fat ranges with prices from 1015 to 1160. Cattle receipts 8 900 with 4 000 slaughter eligible. steers and heifers mostly steady to slow, best stock selective, feeders and yearlings priced around 1300 to 1500 for good grades, bulls and cows showing softer demand.
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Chicago
Washington Produce Markets Poultry and Hides Pricing Notice
Market terms for Leghorn hens roosters heavy breeds and geese with per pound rates and a one cent per pound premium for poultry delivered. No market for sick or vaccinated poultry noted.
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Washington
Livestock Market Report Includes Prices for Cattle and Sheep
Receipts 9,000. Heifers and cows price ranges shown, good to choice meat grades noted. Bulls, cutters, and milk-fed classes listed with per head values. Lambs, ewes, and rams reported with varying weights and price bands. Fluctuations noted as stronger lamb demand drives higher bids.
Chicago Markets and Agricultural Figures in Early 20th Century Style
Amid scattered figures for hogs, sheep, corn, and oats the ledger notes April Chicago market values, grain prices, and month futures. The piece also references domestic grain cash prices and Timothy and Alsike hay, ending with a reflection on ancient Greek music and early Christian worship.
Tenth Avenue onstage and screen in New York scene
A lively West Side setting unfolds in the Tenth Avenue production at Graham Theatre featuring Phyllis Haver Victor Varcant and Joseph Schid eraut. A diverse cast including a card sharp, a gangster, a dancer, and a detective drives a tale of underworld life and temptation. Corinne Griffith stars in the Fox Theatre showing, with Vitaphone sound and a three year contract news.
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SS Kitchen
New York
Stenth
Underworld
Flar Snap
Ginzer
Fim
Fox Theatre
Flatwell Anderson
Corinne Griffith
Mise Griffith
Bobby Harvey
Thermore
Sbi
Vague Fragments From Meetings and Rail Timetable Notice
The page blends irregular meeting notices for several lodges with a railway timetable listing eastbound and westbound trains. It references Pearl Kennedy, Irene Bickford, and Theron J. Pease among secretaries, with monthly and weekly meeting details. The timetable lists No. 4 Golden State Limited and various Local Pass and Freight trains with times, days, and agents.
News Notes Apr 24 Funerals and Local Notices
The issue notes the large turnout for Charley Magnus funeral and a Fraternal Order gathering. It mentions Rev D Chalmers Fulton delivering the sermon, local social tidbits about residents, school program plans at Lincoln school, and updates on residents including Arthur Weigman, Roland Gammon, Roy Allen, and others. It includes a light verse, letters, and reminders of daily life in Washington.
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Charley Magnus
Riverside marriage unites Blanche West and Ivan Rummel Hart
In Riverside on a Tuesday morning at Marys Church Reb B Jacobsmere, Blanche West and Ivan Rummelhart of Hills, son of Joseph Rumelhart, were married. Attended by Ett Kadera and Paul Kuebel, with a line of relatives present, the ceremony featured pink carnations and a simple reception for immediate family. The bride, previously employed in Iowa City, will reside there with the groom.
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Riverside
Blanche West
Ivan Rummelhart
Hills
Joseph Rummelhart
Mary's Church
Reb. B. Jacobsmere
Ett Kadera
Town City
Paul Kuebel
Sadar
Mes
Elizabeth Melt ‘Ker
J.P. Quinn
Consolation Fenris
Aire
Thursday's Five Best Radio Features
A brief radio schedule notes WEAF and network programs including Washington program with music and addresses by President Hoover and Mellon. WEAF offers Rapid Transit and concert bureau hour with 8:30 and 9:30 EST blocks featuring various artists.
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WABC
Washington
Hoover
Mellon
WEAF
Y United Reall
Riverside Social Roundup and Local Visits
Riverside notes list a series of casual visits and farm plans. Stan Heck in Davenport is noted with others attending a common boy scout meeting. Dorothy Prehoda visited her grandmother Mrs George Prehoda. Chas Havel and Bammet Bath hosts are mentioned among several local family visits.
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Riverside
Stanley Heck
Catler
Davenport
Pel
Vie
Rummelnart
Dorothy Prehoda
George Prehoda
Chas Havel
Bammet” Bath
John Heck
Jesse
Bess
Alva Heck
Geore Horn
Melvin Havel
Mrs. Avel
Dr Pierce Favorite and Golden Medical Discovery Endorsements
A reader testifies that Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery restored health during a period of numerous ailments. The letter describes poor appetite and weakness improving through the remedies, citing a specific testimonial from Monroe at a City address.
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Coman
Eains
Srength
Monroe
FOR SALE BUFF ROCK HATCH ING EGGS AND CHEESE SALE
For sale buff rock hatching eggs listed by Frank Stra sky of Wellman Iowa and Mrs Joe Wolfe of 220 Green. The community notes mention 59eodt visitors at the Meu and Mee and several local residents visiting friends and neighbors. The text records social visits at Chas Havel and Lorack family homes, plus Stan ley Heck and Melvin Havel Darlene. George Horn and Chas Havel are noted in daily life. The piece also mentions hay baling by Chas Havel and ongoing surveying of the Valley community for a hard road project.
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Lorack
Chas. Havel
Melvin He Ygstone
Stanley Heck
George Horn
Melvin Havel
Darlene
Patal Frank Horn
Gave Name to Bloomers Named by Mrs Amelia Bloomer
The bloomers movement traces its name to Mrs Amelia Jenks Bloomer, editor of Lily, who promoted reform in women’s dress. Influenced by Elizabeth Smith Miller, the divided garment gained the Bloomers label as a symbol of temperance and women’s rights advocacy.
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Amelia Jenks Bloomer
Wrights
The
Elizabeth Smith Miller
Bloomers
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W.S. Reister
Ivestock
Marley
Timothy
Toledo Grain Moerkeat
Life Magazine
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Union Stock Yards
John A. Babcock
E.W
Wastin
Pearl Kennedy
Irene Bickford
Eos Shrine
Masonica
Pulver
Haven
Serilet
Washingto LM
Theron J. Pease
M.S AL W. Yara
Carleton Haven
H. P
Arthur Goouin
Golden State Limited
California
Levranch
Rives
Goodland
J.C. McKay
Omsp. PO Prr. Co
Southwest Limited
Javal Freieht
Deteres Od
Datty W. C Bell
Myrtle Carbaugh
Hends
Ningham
S. W. Livingston
Charley Scranton
Busby & Payne
John Fosters
John
Arthur Weigman
San Francisco
Henry Weigman
Arthur
Lincoln School
Nonher
A. Atchison
Jene Tucke Jean Macon
Ferne Crozier
Mary Elizabeth Atchison
Althea Dean
H. B. Knight
Claud Tucker
the Caruso
Roland Gammon
Poland
Roy Allen
Cho
Roy
Crawfordsville
Mr. Frank
Hind
Ralph ix
Lincoln
New York City
Mr. Anders
Forrest Malsee
Stetossen
Riverside, R
Evening Journal
Brooder
Hampshire
Lester Man
Hare
Warpnone
Block, Wood
Darbyshire
Quality Feed & Seed Co
Southwest Corner Square
Sale
Jinney
Jack
John Birney
Haskins
Ok Sale
Italia
Merrifield
Ainsworth
Iowa
Milt Novy
Kalona Telephone
Paul
Milo Kaflous
Rhode Island
Wes Engel
Brighton
Ril
Frank Strasky
Wellman
Lowa Leon
Joe Wolfe
W. Corbin & Co
T. B
Henry Trier
Keota
Sale Lan Pod
Mangold
Charles ‘Thompson
Babcock Shop
Green Mill Cafe
Claire Dewey
Son
F. J. Salladay
William Hayes
W. Srd
Hail, Insurance
Lews
Frances McCoy
Bailey
Clip Thompson
General Trucking
J. M. Goodwin
Wilson & Roth General Contractors
Office
Frone
C.v. Crull
van Bailey
Dick’s Furniture Stone
Sou Town Ave
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