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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1932
Page
2
Chicago and Des Moines market reports show hog bids easing with some steady to higher levels for light weights and well as cattle and sheep activity. Receipts reach about 25 000 hogs and 9 000 cattle with varied price ranges across light, medium and heavy categories.
Chicago reports varied prices across dairy and produce with tubs of butter and cases of eggs on Saturday totals, plus creamery and cheese figures. Grain table shows open Wheat, Corn, Oats, Rye futures with highs and lows for Sept through May contracts.
Pamela Warren and Pat Braithwaite share a sun soaked morning that grows tense as Pat seeks love and security. A mysterious man, revealed as an architect, lingers in her thoughts with hints of a grand future. They bond over golf, tennis, and a seaside lunch before fate, and names, surface in whispers.
IN SLOTS of close figures for cash grain wheat corn and oats show mixed grades and price ranges. Seed market reports red clover sweet clover Timothy and Alsike values outline current market tiers and quality, illustrating a varied commodities day in Chicago.
D F Macon reports a round of local items from nearby towns and villages, highlighting community happenings, events, and developments gathered by the Journal’s subscription representative.
August reports show big loads of cabbage moving daily to Brighton from Washington, some weighing five tons. The piece highlights racing mare Albert Donovan and dairy herd leader A T L Duensing, visits by Om Coddy and Max, and social notes on neighbors and church events.
The report notes women sold in Abyssinia slave markets, co eds at Washington University in St. Louis win the right to smoke on campus, a English general election grants a businesswoman two votes, and Miss Hattie Engeling aids health work in New Guinea. It also mentions Dora Meyers of Jersey City to receive an old age pension, mother of twelve, and Washington's five mph horse travel pace.
Mr and Mrs Glenn Pratt visited Sunday at the Mack Beenblossom home and with Mrs Ida Patterson of Ains.
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