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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1938
Page
7
Chicago markets report hogs down 26 cents from Friday with practical top at 8.40 and bulk 160 to 240 pounds between 8.15 and 8.40. Cattle and sheep vemos show steady to varied prices with calves and feeders highlighted. receipts loom for tomorrow totaling about 7,000 cattle, 17,000 hogs, and 8,000 sheep.
Chicago grain table dated April 25 shows wheat, corn, oats, rye with May July and Sept futures. Prices vary with wheat around 82 to 83 for May, corn mostly around 59 to 60, oats near 29 to 28, rye mid 50s to low 60s across May to Sept.
Chicago notes a steady market across eggs butter and poultry. Egg receipts total 36 395 cases with mixed firsts and dirties. butter receipts 10 472 with various grade splits. poultry brokers list prices for broilers ducks geese and turkeys with small range changes.
Brief market note shows soybean futures with May 92 percent close and high low values. July 22 year and October 89 percent readings indicate contract pricing and percentage changes for the grain futures market.
Chicago market data lists mixed and yellow pigment prices with varying percentages for No 2 mix No 3 mix No 4 mix and No 1 yellow through No 4 yellow and No 2 white to No 3 white. The figures show ranges from about 55 to 66 percent for different color grades.
Salt suspended in air near coastlines creates a dense salt haze. Meteorologists describe this fog as salt haze, arising from substantial airborne salt particles and coastal spray.
The high school freshman edition of the Caller on green paper was issued Friday afternoon in Crawfordsville. Editor in chief Richard Lease led a staff including Violet Fletcher Mildred Anderson Gladys Rose Everett Sommers Arlene Mitchell Clyde Finke Emmett Ross Fidton Conry Martha Whiting Betty Lowe Margaret Sehmitt and Lee Mc Call. The sophomores hosted a wiener roast for guests at Ruth Baker’s home Friday night before attending picture shows.
J fh White of Ft. Morgan Colorado visits T H Barnes and R S White homes. Mrs Fred Sipe arrives from Fairfield to meet her new grandson Danny Cherry holmes and help mother and child. Mrs Etta Buxbaum travels to Harlow Engel home near Brighton for several days. Ruth Voss of Simpson college Indianola visits with Rev and Mrs E K E Voss and parents.
Historical note explains that Arkansas was officially written as Ar kansaw to reflect its pronunciation during territorial days, showing the era’s spelling conventions and language adjustments for local terms.
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