Chicago Livestock Prices Mixed as Hogs Cattle and Sheep Report
Livestock market update from Chicago shows receipts 19 000 hogs 6 000 cattle and 18 000 sheep. Hogs mostly 15 to 95 cents higher with top around 11 15 and 160 to 220 lb classes near 10 90 to 11 10. Cattle and calves feature yearlings 11 25 heavies 10 75 steers 600 to 900 lb 9 75 to 11 50 and cows 5 25 to 7 25. Sheep steady to firm with choice lambs 9 75 to 10 00 and feeder lambs 6 75 to 7 00.
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Chicago
Toledo Grain Prices Reported for Clover and Hay
Grain close in Toledo shows clover cash 14.75 prime 15.05 for October 15.75 and December 15.75. Alsike cash 12.00 October 12.20 December 12.50. Hay timothy priced at 1.25 per cwt with ewt term noted.
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Toledo
U.P
Alsike
Hay
Timothy
Chicago Grain Prices Reported in Wheats and Grains
Chicago cash grain closes with Wheat quotes for hard varieties around 87 12 to 89 and 2 hard 87 4 to 88 percent. Corn shows mixed bids from 98 4 to 99 and various yellow grades 98 14 to 97 48. Rye and oats listed with small ranges and timothy clover rates noted.
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Chicago
Aws
U.P
Market quotes and a shifted Legion Auxiliary meeting
The page lists open high low close figures for wheat corn oats rye and lard with Sept Dec Mar May values and a note that the American Legion Auxiliary meeting moved from this Wednesday to next week the 27th.
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Ohlago
Aug
American Legion Auxiliary
Garbo Stars in Romance at Fox Theatre
Greta Garbo headlines Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer’s all talking romance adapted from a stage success. The film opens with a prologue and flashback, pairing Garbo with Gavin Gordon and Lewis Stone in an aristocratic milieu.
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Sromance
Weph
Greta Garbo
Tps Tiple
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
Fox Theatre
Crand Se
Gavin Gordon
Miss Gardo
Lewis Stone
New York
Elliott Nugent
Florence Lake
Clara Blandick
Henry Armetta
Mathilde Comont
Nina de Liguoro
Dangerous Nan McGrew at Graham Theatre
Helen Kane stars as the leading personality in Dangerous Nan McGrew at the Graham Theatre. The comedy drama follows Nan in wild Klondike escapades with chaotic musical bits and a balance of thrills and humor.
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Nan McGrew
Graham Theatre
Helen Kane
Noth‘ng
Richard Dix
Will'am Powell
Fay Wray
Skeets Gallogether
Nancy Carroll
Jack Oakie
Charles Beahan
Garrett Fort
Old Washington notes mix of daily life and travel
The column records neighbors and visitors in Washington with brief vignettes. It mentions seeds saved for birds, a railroad employee concern about safety for factory workers, Betty Babcock of Chicago visiting the Journal office, grandmothers and grandchildren enjoying a car ride, upcoming Cedar Falls summer school departures, Joe Utterback heading to Des Moines for state fair duties, and letters from Mrs. Jo A. McCall about warm weather and distant mountains.
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Journal
William Caldwe
Mary Louise
Tia
Grandma
William Caldwell
Cedar Falls
Cathryne
Leone
Ellen
Washington
Jo A. McCall
United States
Missoula Memories Include Feathers Bells and Rodeo
Journal excerpts recount a Missoula visit with Indian dance led by Sam Resurrection aged 72, a three day rodeo at the fairgrounds July 3-5, and notes from Mrs. J. A. McCall about Bible school in Mill Town Montana. Correspondence mentions Lloyd’s hot Philadelphia summer and local farm life with notes on neighbors and cattle.
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Dian Reservation
Sam Resurrection
U. S.A
Missoula Fair Grounds
Mill Town
Montana
Lloyd's Birthday
McCall
J. A. McCall
South St. West
Missoula
Evening Journal
L. F. McCall
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Peuon
Lloyd
Swell Songs Feature With Helen Kane Performances
The article highlights Helen Kane performing alongside a chorus of swell songs and her inimitable stage presence, noting her buoyant style and humorous banter that characterizes the show.
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Mance
Helen Kane
Riverside Reversed Social Evening Draws Church Funds
Aug 14 at St Marys parish social in Riverside Reversed raised almost 350 dollars for the church treasury. An outdoor concert by Ainsworth Concert band and Washington high school band featured under Glenn Ayres supervision followed by the one act comedy Dont Shoot with Margarete Quinn Marie Frank and Leo Walsh. Dr and Mrs J M McChattum of North Liberty sper Friday visit.
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St. Mary's Parish
Ainsworth
Washington High School
Glenn Ayres
Columbus Junction
Leo Walsh
J. M. McChattum
North Liberty
Anthony Yeeggy
McCattums
Denver
Colorado
Charles
William Smith
Chittum
California
Mary Neville
Dubuque
Mary Anne Rito
Des Molines
St. Mary's Convent
Margaret Jane Griffin
Brown's Commercial School
Iowa City
Local residents visit Marshalltown relatives
In Marshalltown Mr and Mrs Harold Danutremont of Davenport are spending a few days with relatives. Miss Norma Kuebel has returned from a week's visit at the Francis Sueppel home in Town City.
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Marshalltown
Harold Danutremont
Davenport
Norma Kuebel
Francis Sueppel
Town City
Four Drown In Car On Ferryboat Capsize
Four persons in a closed automobile drowned when a hand driven ferry capsized on the Connecticut river at Westmoreland. Divers recovered the bodies of Ray Austin and Mildred his wife with their infant Marion Ruth and farm hand William Clark. Ferry operator Allison Cushing survived along with a youth who helped rescue Cush ing and a fifth passenger.
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Westmoreland
WN. H
Connecticut River
Ray Austin
Putnam
Mildred
Marion Ruth
William Clark
Austin
Allison Cushing
Chester Frederick
Cushing
Negro lynching shocks Tarboro crowd in North Carolina
Oliver Moore, 35, a Black man accused of attacking two white girls, was lynched by about 206 men who stormed the Gecomba county jail in Tarboro just after midnight. Deputy Sheriff R. C. Watson said the mob battered down doors and seized the suspect.
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Tarboro
N. C
Oliver Moore
Gecomba County
R. C. Watson
Livingston Sets Pace in Brownsville-Chicago Air Derby
John Livingston of Aurora Illinois led the first leg Brownsville to Corpus Christi in 1:05:15 in the Brownsville Chicago air derby. W G Moore of Kansas City followed in 1:98:37. After refueling both headed to Houston as the second stop. Livingston left at 10:31 a m Moore at 10:32 a m.
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Corpus Christel Tex
John Livingston
Aurora
Ill
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