Market Report Hogs Cattle Calves and Sheep Prices
Markets show hog activity included 17 000 head with directs 6 005 and limit gains to 10 150 higher. Pork prices 4 50 to 4 60 for 200 to 250 lb, 3 25 down for pigs 140 to 160 lb, gons light weights 3 60 to 4 35. Cattle: 9 000, calves 2 000. Steers and yearlings firm to 15c higher. slaughter cattle and vealers show varied price ranges by weight and grade. Sheep 16 008 with natives 8 00 to 8 25, lambs 90 lb down 7 40 to 8 50, other sheep 4 25 to 7 25.
Chicago Produce and Grain Market Report Features Varied Goods
Chicago market notes show eggs steady with receipts 6425 cases and mixed firsts percentages, butter steady with 11,672 tubs and varied grade shares, poultry steady with receipts 51 trucks and diverse fowl prices, potatoes on track but market weak. Grain table lists Wheat Corn and Oats with open high low close figures for Sept Dec May contracts.
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Chicago
Aur. & Pp
ADK May AG
Ivory Nuts From South American Palms Used for Carving
The ivory nut is a large nutlike seed from Mhytelephas macrocarpa and Coelecoccus atalcarum palms. Its very hard endosperm is processed as vegetable ivory for turning and carving buttons and related items.
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South America
Aden
Caroline Islands
Early Ohio Settlements Noted by Names
The second and third settlements on Ohio soil were where Cincinnati now stands but neither was known by that name.
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Ohio
Midnight Mary lights screen with Loretta Young leads
Loretta Young and Una Merkel star as youths growing into girlhood in a fast moving melodrama. The State theater shows a tense plot as a gang of crooks entangles the pair in a dangerous world with strong performances by Ricardo Cortez and Franchot Tone.
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Joretta Young
Ricardo Cortez
Franchot
Secote
Pideh
Midnight Mary
State
Loretta Young
Una Merkel
Loretta Youne
Franchot Tone
White House
Grace Bill and Hill News From Local Correspondent
Mrs Mary Sherry reports visits from Grace Bill and Grace Hill residents. Indianapolis pair Mr and Mrs Waller Strohm visited last week with two children. Lizzie Neale returned to Brighton for a short stay with Mrs O A Strohm. Local outings include camping at Cone Lake with Geo Hotles and Paul Harveys. Chas Strohm traveled to Chicago for the World’s Fair and to see friends. Lloyd Robertson and Dorothy Ruebs on were weekend guests of A J Robertsons. Ford Mautnes hosted Engel family for dinner in Washington. Raymond Sankey and others attended a birthday dinner at Kirtons in Washington.
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Grace Hill
Mra Waller Strohm
Indianapolis, Inc
Lizzie Neale
Brighton
O. A. Strohm
Jueile Robertson
Conelake
Geo. Hotles
Paul Harveys
Chas. Strohm
Chicago
Lloyd Robertson
Dorothy Ruebson
A. J
English sparrows steal nests from other birds
Sparrows rarely injure adult birds but tear nests apart to reuse materials. The thefts mainly target swallow, martin, bluebird, and wren nests, with nestlings often discarded to reclaim nest materials.
First Railroad in Ohio Extends From Toledo to Adrian
The first railroad in Ohio extends its line from Toledo to Adrian Michigan, marking a historic cross border rail link. The project connects major towns and is expected to boost trade and travel between the two states.
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Oto
Tolelo
Adrian Mich
Farm Mutual Pays Claims for Losses
Secretary James J. Benda reports settlement of numerous claims by the Washington County Farmers Mutual Insurance association. Payouts cover sheep, cattle, horses, hogs, calves, cows, barn and house damages, grain, and contents for residents including Weber Keota Sheets Washington Greiner Richland Fitch Kalona Morris Wellman and others, with totals ranging from a few dollars to thousands. Identified losses include livestock and property across Kalona Wellman Washington Riverside Columbus Junction Ainsworth Harper Richland Crawfordville and other Iowa locales.
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James J. Benda
Washington County Farmers Mutual Insurance Association
John C. Weber
Keota
Oran Thompson
Riverside
Marion Thompson
Gee
Longwell
Wellman
Henry Graf
Ainsworth
Harras Bros
Richland
Ewe
John B. Weber
Harper
W. Schivnley
Kalona
W. E. Acheson
W. L. Jones
Columbus Junction
P. J. Harken
Erwin Koenig
Ainaworth
Floyd ¢. Blankenhorn
Crawfordaville
John Caldwell
Washington
Hesseltine
Elmer F. Kolesick
S. R. Love
Ross W. Sheets
Joe H. McCreedy
Jay 8S
Brewer
Neighboring Communities News Notes by D F Macon
Local briefs from communities served by the Journal via subscription representative D. F. Macon. Short items cover civic events, business and social happenings, with emphasis on residents and local institutions.
Circus Day Draws Crowd From Nearby Towns
Washington area residents and many from outlying farms attended the circus day. Notables include W K E Derby near Valley with a fawn receiving milk daily, and transfers of subscriptions to the Daily Journal. Rain dampened the morning but did not deter visits from families and neighbors across multiple routes.
New York City Life and Population Notes from the Era
A collection of assorted observations mentioning taxicab drivers in New York eyeing the city, eggs from Idaho or Japan, and a local law banning hands or gen within 500 feet of an insane asylum when requested. It also notes wig makers thriving, baldness rising, and large expenditures by Park Avenue residents on food, furs, jewelry, rent, travel, and women’s wear. Other items mention Greenwich Village, the Latin Quarter, a pet store sign, and shifting numbers of speakeasies. Local social notes recount visits by Brighton enterprise editor, Frank Hoskins, A. H McCarty, Homer Brown, and family news from various towns.
Wayland Social Notes Including Barn Projects and World Fair Plans
Wayland notes report Jean Neft aged 12 and Rex Bain ages 1% with family dinners. Barns being built on McCreedy farm north of Haskins and Caldwell farm near Havre with Gamble roof type, crews expected to finish in two weeks. Local residents attending the worlds fair in Chicago are Frances Finna Marhieu, Ralph Kauffman, Glen McCoy, Everett Weaver, and John Hyde. Numerous visits and guests described from Hasting Neb to Burlington and Milford Neb with families and trips to Crapo park.
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Wayland
Jean Neft
Rex Bain
Jean
Elmer Lain
Roma
Rex
Roger
Maynard Goft
Ruth Boshart
K. Schantz
McCreedy
Haskins
S2x40 Mr. Schantz
Caldwell
Havre
Vrances
Finna Marhieu
Chicago
Ralph Kauffman
Glen McCoy
Everette Weavers
John Hyde
W. A. Shaffer
Hayes Fuhr
Edgar
Hasting
W. E. Johnson
Fairfield
BE. C. Allen
Lyle Zehr
A. B. Magdefrau
James
Crapo Park
Burlington
Clarence Toth
Terd
Milk Code Sparks Legal Threat From Distributors
Norman Dietz president of the Independent Milk Distributors' Association of Northern Illinois vows to file an injunction in Federal Court to restrain enforcement of the new Federal milk code issued by Secretary Wallace. He denounces the code as harmful and invites prosecution.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
Norman Dietz
Independent Milk Distributors’ Association of Northern
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Herman's Funeral Home
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