Market notes from Chicago hogs cattle calves and sheep
Hogs 2500 head with 2000 direct. market steady to 10 cents lower. Top 11.40. Cattle 1800. calves 300. steady with Friday. steers and yearlings down 25 cents to 75 cents from last week high. Better light heifers and yearlings 25 cents lower. Fat cows and bulls down. Sheep 4500. market steady. fat lambs 35 to 50 cents higher. yearlings up 25 to 36 cents. feeding lambs 25 to 60 cents higher. native week top lambs 9.60. bulk 9.00 to 9.40. ewes 2.25 to 3.50.
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Chicago
Chicago Produce Market Report August 24
Market steady for poultry with receipts from 1% trucks and prices for fowls 18, springers 21, broilers 20, leghorns 14, ducks 17, geese 13, turkeys 14. Potatoes on track with 169 price, arrivals 92, shipments 348, market weaker.
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Chicago
Noble area social notes set with Ohio visitors and weddings
John C. Roth hosts guests from Archbald Ohio Dan and Harvey Greiser and three children stop en route to Oregon. A. H. Miller Grandma Miller Augusto Zieglowsky and J A Frey family dine with O F Frey. Willard Smith Lena Graber attend Elizabeths wedding with Stoffers taking a brief wedding trip. Neighbors bid farewell to Mrs Graber Ester moving to Goshen Iowa. California visitors Katie Ferre and kin visit J M Rich home. Martha Crank of Ursa also appears in this society recap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Frey
Noble
Dan Greiser
Harvey Greiser
Archbald
Ohio
John C. Roth
Greisers
Oregon
A. H. Miller
Grandma Miller
August Zieglowsky
Roy
O. F. Frey
Willard Smith
Bloomington
Ind
Lena Graber
Elizabeth
Stoffers
Manson Iown
Daniel Graber
Graber
Ester
Goshen
Land
Daniel
John C. Conrad
Francis
Hazel
Katie Ferre
California
J. M. Rich
Martha Crank
Ursa
Roamers fall to Washington All Stars 13 to 0
In a softball contest at Troop field the California Roamers were held to three hits by Stan Kiesey eight innings while the Washington All Stars exploded late. Anderson hit a long homer, Kiesey struck out 14, and the All Stars scored three in the fifth and one in the sixth before a big eight inning outburst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
All-Stars
Ames
Elmer McFadden
Anderson
Troop Field
Stan Kiesey
Max Mitchell
Dale Kiesey
Mitchell
Fubhr
Steinbeck
Jacobs
Fletcher
Stan
Kiesey
Roamers
Orr
North Side Cafe
de Molayys
Wells
de Molays
Maron
Local families share visits and travel plans this week
Il is spending several days with her aunt and uncle. Mr and Mrs Arthur Mitchell and Mr and Mrs Will Nofsinger of Wayland spent Sunday at the W S Roth home. Mr and Mrs J A Frey accompanied Dave Richard and family to the C A Rich home near Winfield Sunday evening. Jacob Leichty and J J Roth started Wednesday on a trip to Oregon. Rev and Mrs A H Miller will attend the Central Conference in Illinois the last of the week and will go Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Mitchell
Will Nofsinger
Wayland
W. Ss. Roth
J. A. Frey
Dave Richard
C. A. Rich
Winfield
Jacob Leichty
J. J. Roth
Oregon
A. H. Miller
Ilinois
N S A Club Holds Glendale District Meeting
The N S A club met at the Miller home in Glendale district for their regular monthly gathering hosted by Miss Nettie and Leslie Miller. News also notes Mr and Mrs Charles Custer took a moonlight steamboat trip on the Mississippi. several families planned a three week motor tour to the east including the Juzeler homestead in Pennsylvania. John Black was reported safe after visiting relatives in Ohio and Pennsylvania, his first trip home in years. Charles Wiley and Leta Glenn also departed for St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Gerdes
Glendale
N.s. A
Miss Nettie
Leslie Miller
Charles Custer
Muscatine
John Cherry
Godfrey Juzeler
Juzeler
Pennsylvania
John Black
Ohio
Black
Charles Wiley
Leta Glenn
St. Paul
Final Tennis Matches Delayed to Next Week
Final matches in the county tennis tournament are postponed to the first of next week. In mixed doubles, Loretta Cantoni and Henry Little defeated Mary Lytle and Stan Kiesey 6 3 8 7 5. Betty Clow and Dave Boyer beat Lucille Mangold and Gene Trask 7 5 6 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta Cantoni
Henry Little
Mary Lytle
Stan Kiesey
Betty Clow
Dave Boyer
Lucille Mangold
Gene Trask
Olds Club Victory at Wayland Meet
Elmer McFadden scorekeeper reports Olds defeated Wyman 9 to 8 to win the final game of the Wayland meet. Other results include Wayland 45 Crawfordsville Cubs 1 and Winfield 16 Noble 0, with multiple Olds and Wyman victories across the tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer McFadden
Wayland
Olds
Wyman
Winfield
Noble
Germanville
Crawfordsville Cubs
Crawfordsville
Conseville Defeats Cotter in Community League Game
Aug 24 Conesville beat Cotter 4 to 3 in a kittenball contest. Other county league results include Shellbark 16 Louisaenter 1. Upcoming games list West Side vs East Side and Pitehin vs Dutch Ridge.
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Columbus Junction
Conesville
Cotter
Shellbark
Louisaenter
West Side
Pitehin
Dutch Ridge
Local Residents Attend Gatherings and Visits Across Town
Miss Glenn's brother Andrew Glenn visits as Mr Glenn recovers from his wife’s death last spring. Mr and Mrs Albert Wehr of Haskins attend a Burlington reception. Abe Swift and family join a Sunset Park reunion in Washington. John and Nettie Miller visit Ottumwa relatives. Harold Anderson Ted Givens take a West Liberty trip for the fair. John Stewart and daughter Ruth travel to Orient where Ruth will teach next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Glenn
Andrew Glenn
Glenn
Nna ’ Gerdes
Albert Wehr
Haskins
Burlington
Abe Swift
Swift
Sunset Park
Washington
John Miller
Ottumwa
Nettie
Leslie Miller
Harold Anderson
Ted Givens
West Liberty
John Stewart
Miss Ruth
Orient
John Caldwells Host Relatives to Honor Sister
Aug. 24 RED BRICK Mr and Mrs John Caldwell and daughters Marguerite and Wilma entertained relatives Monday evening honoring his sister Mrs Eva McKee of Seattle Washington. David Neiswanger spent part of his vacation with uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Raymond Zielinski and Mary Lou at Brighton. Mr and Mrs Jacob Wenger and daughter Bessie attended Wayland homecoming Wednesday P M. Ernest Rouse and wife returned from Yellowstone National Park. Charles Caldwell and sister Mrs McKee visited farm last Wednesday taking photos of threshing crew. Ross Van Nostrand threshing Timothy seed for Ernest Rouse. Mrs R B K Brown steadily improving from a fall and Ernest Wagner in Iowa City planning to attend college.
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Marguerite Hering
Red Brick
John Caldwell
Marguerite
Wilma
Eva McKee
Seattle
Washington
David Neiswanger
Raymond Zielinski
Mary Lou
Brighton
Jacob Wenger
Bessie
Wayland
Ernest Rouse
Yellowstone National Park
Charles Caldwell
McKee
Ross van Nostrand
Timothy
R. BK. Brown
Ernest Wagner
Iowa City
Gen s Livestock Sale Sets Wednesday Auction in Iowa
Gen s Livestock Sale lists goods for Wednesday August 28 at one o'clock in Columbus Junction Iowa. Featured m livestock include horses cattle hogs feeding lambs bred sows and boars plus a line of furniture and household goods. Eyewitness notes rising cattle market momentum and active buyers with consigned stock from Angus heifers white face calves and yearlings plus beef bulls cows and veals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Iowa
Westphal and Phillips set for 36 hole championship match
Tracy Phillips and Vic Westphal prepare for a full days golf to decide who holds the club trophy for a year. The draw promises a large gallery on the Washington course as both players, one a former city tournament winner, the other a rising challenger, duel across 36 holes. A second 18 hole match between Tea Bailey and Dave Elder determines first place in the third flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracy Phillips
Vic Westphal
Westphal
Phillips
Washington
Grasa
Tea Bailey
Dave Elder
Woussicket 4-H Girls Meet at Turnipseed Home
Prairie Flower Aug 24 report on Woussicket 4-H club girls meeting at the Turnipseed home with Miss Martha as hostess. The piece also notes neighbors hosting, visits, and local social events around Prairie Flower including family trips and fair attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Flower
Amber in Samland: the sole blue earth deposits in Fast Prussia
Deposits left by ancient forests and petrified resin create the blue earth in the Samland district near the Bat tie coast in Fast Prussia. This site is described as the only place where amber is found, with no similar deposits elsewhere in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samland
Fast Prussia
Battie
Valparaiso Chile A Port Built on Hillsides
The Chilean seaport Valparaiso rises behind the shore with hills up to 1000 feet, the city housing about a quarter of a million people. Its name mythically means Vale of Paradise and traces back to 1535 in origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millside
Valparaiso
Vale of Paradise
Chile
Wayland Homecoming Featured Lots of Events and Sale
August 24 events at Wayland included kittenball games, speakers, and social visits. Attendees from Crawfordsville and Washington enjoyed a program at Grace Hill with ice cream and cake, while a sale at Hendricks home attracted guests.
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Mr. Miksch
Grace Hill
Washington
Washington Iowa to bid on 6.6 miles of street surfacing
The City of Washington Iowa invites sealed proposals by September 9 1935 for 6.6 miles of street surfacing 27 feet wide. Work includes grading crushing rock from Wilson and Bailey quarries supplying crushed limestone asphalt and surface materials, with plans viewable at the City Clerk's office and payment in cash upon completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Iowa
City of Washington
Wilson
KE. F. Muck
City Clerk Fulton Notice Dated August 23 1935
Washington Iowa city notice dated August 23 1935 from City Clerk W H Fulton on proposals. Provided as official action notice with no further details beyond the date and authority.
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Chicago Livestock
Journal
Wesley Hendricks
Drs. Reid & Reid Veterinarians
S. Marion Ave
Fred Reid
R. P
Jack) Reid
W. &. Reister & Sons
Stan Kieley
N. S. A. Club
Miller
shoMwan
RYR
Ayr
ASM
Olds Club Victor
Conseville
John Caldwells
Midway Base CO. Kk. PB. Smylie, Mgr. Kiots & Doncan, Auta
Martha Gq
Thrasher
Martha
Hamilton
Minn
Louis Reller
Joe Shalla
Arlene Knotek
Black Hills
Orville Schulty
Missouri
Chaii
E. L. Smith
Clarence Philips
Hoyle
Val Fuhr
Wm. Gamon
E. H Smith
J. F. Rittenhouse
Amanas
Tama
Elwyn Lewis
Roy Finke
JL. W. Turnip
Clyde Knupp
Spledel
Bloomfield
Knupp
Ray Tracy
Dave Miller
Frank Stewart
John Knotek
Frank McFarlane
Waber
Gerald Teets
Kalona
Howard Duvall
Gary
L. W
Blue
Macon
Ed Miksech
The
American Legion Auxiliary
P J. Greber
Johny Huston
Jesse Moore
Washington R 1
Waldo Roller
John Wenger
Chas
Frieze
Evening Journal
Hugh McCleery
United States
Frank Priebes
Frank Prieb
Massifies
Lem Thas iSee
Benind
Che Wank
McDane Je's
Southern Iowa
T. H. Davis
Richland
Towa
P. L. Etter
D. O
Porto Bello
Panama
Peru
Spain
Balboa
National Gallery of Art
Smithsonian Institution
Joseph Gellateley
Washington, Iowa
W. H. Fulton
C. E. Phillips
Baxters
Bidford
Whitney Crab Apples
James Casey
Simmons
Frank E. Stewart
Staley Brock
North 6Th
J. A. Hunsaker
Eli Jackson
Claude McCoy
Iowa City Sale Co
E. D. Rayburn Examiner
Washington Loan & Trust Co
Sigourney
Art White
Lécott
Frances Cher
Wrate and
Lining
Oetten Seed Store
Call Journal
Aineworth
J. D. Rabenold
Cora Crumpacker
East 3Rd
Feb
Breitenbach Dayton
H B. Askea
N. Ave
Johnsons Grocery
East
Washington St
L. Samson
North Ave. C
Lemmons Jewelry Store
Herman’ Funeral Hom Teeneas Ambulance
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