Chicago Stock Market Livestock Report Aug 29
Hog receipts reached 40 000, 10 to 15 cents lower, top 4.75, aided by Iowa hogs diverted from Omaha and Sioux City due to strikes. Cattle at 18 000, prices weak to 26 cents lower overall, calves steady. Sheep 20 000, demand firm for lambs 6.00 to 6.50, feeders 4.50 to 5.00.
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Chicago
Iowa
Omaha
Sioux City
Winfield
Oklahoma
Burlington
Levi Metzger
Oscar Courter
Chet Jamison
Winfield Yards
Winfield Shipping Association
Burger Enke
Chiazo
Edithsburg
Winfield Beason
Hog Receipts Fall. Iowa Minnesota Prices Drift Lower
Combined hog receipts at 21 yards and 7 plants in interior Iowa and southern Minnesota for the 48 hour period ended at 8 00 A M show 42 300 head, down sharply from last week and year ago. Weekend unloads are the heaviest since June, with Monday quotes mostly 15 to 20 cents lower as demand remains slow.
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Towa Livestock Market
Des Moines
Iowa
INS
Minnesota
Chicago Cash Grain close report piece
Cash grain notes from Chicago show wheat prices and bids with mixed values. The brief entry includes language on August futures and red market indicators, reflecting commodity trading activity in the Chicago markets.
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Chicago
Pris
Cubs Margin Eight Games in National League Climb
New York August 29 Cubs lead the pennant race eight games ahead of Pittsburgh and eight and a half in front of the Dodgers. Chicago won their tenth straight by beating the Giants 5 to 4 as Pat Malone held seven hits. White Sox beat the Yanks 5 to 2 while Babe Ruth homered in a split doubleheader. Other scores included Detroit 15 to 7 over the Senators and Cleveland 1 to 0 over the White Sox in earlier action.
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New York
Chicago Cubs
New York Yankees
Cubs
Fettle
Joe McCarthy
Bruins
Giants
Pat Malone
Chicago
Pirates
Dodgers
Cardinals
Cardle
Braves
St. Louis
Clark
Derringer
Brooklyn
Dizzy Dean
Phillies
Reds
Quakers
BP Rixley
White Sox
Yanks
Lyons
George Pipgeras
Yankees
Babe Ruth
Jimmy Foxx
Detroit
Senators
John Stone
Benny Tate
Cleveland
Red Sog
Willis Hudlin
Sox
Estimated Receipts for Wheat Corn and Oats
Estimated receipts list wheat 33, corn 303, and oats 63. The figures appear as projected income or yields with no additional context provided.
Seed Market Report On Clover And Timothy Prices
Chicago market notes show red clover ranges from fair to good 7.50 9.50 with high choice 10.99 to 11.00 and fancy 11.50. Sweet clover and Alsike also listed with wide price bands. Timothy prices noted at 2.79 for good, 2.89 for cholen, and 3.00 for fancy.
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Chicago
Prices and Grades for Butter and Cheese Provisions
Chicago market report lists butter tubs and cheese cases with varying standards and percentages for Saturday and today. It details creamery grades, packing stock, and fresh extra firsts with shifts in yield and occasional multiprobe figures.
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Chicago
Chreese
News Notes Of Our Neighboring Communities
Local brief by D F Macon highlights happenings from nearby towns including civic events and community updates with brief mentions of residents and organizations.
Rat Killing and Poultry Prices At Washington Event
A August 29 report recalls a rat killing at Rothlisberger's place with a tight pen around chicken coops. The piece lists numerous residents visiting Washington for the weekend, plus live poultry and potato prices and a large cattle shipment from Oklahoma ranges arriving in Winfield.
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al Cocklin
C. C. Rothlisberger’s
Churchill and friends depart Exe ter area for Iowa visit
A large group including Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Churchill and son Verne of Exe ter Nebraska and Mrs. Oscar Gondon with two sons of Lincoln Nebraska returned from two weeks of visiting Charlie Churchill and relatives in Brighton Washington and West Chester. They head next to Boone Iowa to see Mrs Churchill’s brother Tom Guy. Ethel Maye Churchill, a freshman, will stay with her grandfather.
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Andy Sheetz
Francis Feltz
Donald
Washington
Ray Long
Fairfield
Ralph Augustine
J. K. Deal
W. J. Pfeifer
Chartie Churchill
Zeno Times
Harriet Times
Washington Tuesaday
Skyscraper Souls Opens at State Theatre This Afternoon
Wart William and Maureen O Sullivan lead an ensemble in Skyscraper Souls adapted from Pauth Baldwin. The drama unfolds around a 102 story replica of the Empire State Building with tales of ownership fights diamond heists and romances among workers on the tower floors.
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New State
Warren Willian
Maureen Oo’ Sullivan
Empire State Building
New York City
State Theatre
Pauth Baldwin
Warren William
Maureen O'Sullivan
Gregory Fatoff
Anita Page
Verree Teasdale
Norman Foster
George Barbier
Jean Hersholt
Wallace Pord
Hedda Hopper
Helen Coburn
John Marston
Prairie Flower social notes and family visits report
Prairie Flower society notes list visits and events. Mrs. E S Bishop and Miss Abigail of Wyman called at the Thrasher home. families reunite at Henry Koenig home near Riverside. The Snowball social club held a flower show at Mrs M B Booth. The Rathmell and Witthoft families visit Illinois and Colorado relatives.
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Prairie Flower
Cedar
E. S. Bishop
Abigail of
Wyman
Thrasher
Joe Shaila
Washington County Hospital
Everette
Lucille Finke
Muscatine
Raymond Tracy
Arthur
Frances
Ernest Witthoft
Illinois
Kate Witthoft Roper
Henry Witthoft
Witthoft
Henry Koenig
Riverside
Roy M. Finke
League of the Lutheran Church
Ira Rathmell
Densmore Guthrie
Amos Rankin
Witzigman
Ira Shenefelt
Winscott
Washington
Louis Reller
Pittsburg
Smith
E. L. Smith
C. C. Reeves
Maxine
Myrna
L. H. Anderson
Iinois
J. D. Dayton
Daryl Dayton
Spokane
J. F. Rittenhouse
M. BE. Booth
Carl Jarrard
A. Munson
Colorado
Melvin Lyle
Charles Work
Ira Rathmel
Rathmel
Roid
Okla
Railroad timetable highlights and station listings
A dense timetable excerpt lists passenger and freight trains with numbers, routes, and daily except Sunday notes. It includes arrivals and departures for No. 30, 12, 4, 49, 63, No. 3 and 4 California stops, county seats, and various local stops. It names agents Coodlander and McKay with station notes and operations across Washington, El Paso, and nearby locales.
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California
el Paso
Brighton
Airfield
Eldon
Belknap
Centerville
Seymour
Allerton
Princeton
Spickards
Excelsior Springs
Liberty
Coodlander
J.C, McKay
Washington
Southwest Limeae
Bell
Mission circle meets in Crawfordsville with Rainbow Empire study
Nellie Manners reports the Mislson Mission Circle of the United Presbyterian Church met at Miss Nina McCleery's home with Mary Louise Barnes and others leading chapter discussions from Rainbow Empire. The Women's Foreign Missionary society of the Methodist church held a late afternoon meeting at the church with Grace Fletcher directing a program on stewardship and related stories.
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Crawfordsville
Mislson
United Presbyterian
Nina McCleery
Lucile Jones
Mary Louise Barnes
Margaret Gault
Margaret Davidson
Talma Clark
John Wooley
John Lease
Margaret Schmitt
Davenport
Druce Lease
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Grace Fletcher
Nellie Pleteher
Daisy Huber
Dente Jones
Myrtle Stites
Mary
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Clarence Richards
Mert Hawkins
Bob Acheson
C. M. Taylor
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Tony Kauffman
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Geo. Chalupa
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Ed Libe
Lon Reitel
Oliver Dunbar
Wm. Gamon
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D. C. Griggs
Jim Bridges
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J. W. White
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Fred Donaldson
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Ralph Dougherty
Lester Macon
Bur- Union
Will Darbyshire
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Fread
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R. M. Chorpening
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James Chorpening
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J. H. Baird
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Don Brown
Phyllis Ann
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Jessie Swift
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Gary
Indiana
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Sunset Park
U. S
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Irish Cobblers
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Idaho Russets
Obtaisks Satale
Bank Reference
Inquire Journal
B&r. Journal
Ralph Minick
T. M. Larson
Madison St
Kan Ev O
Mangold
Washington International Co
Underwood
Harold L. Hayes
Carl J. Roberts
John E. Long
Thorobred Shropshire Rams
F. J. Salladay
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Henry Rathmel
Miss Brown
Enid
Ern
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A. and P
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George Young
Chas. Hebner
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T. J. Harvey
Win Smouse
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A. M
Glenn Mace
W. M
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Damascus Shrite
W. S. of J
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Skyscraper Souls
Winin Prama
Obleton Work
Prs
R. G
Martha Thrasher
Railway Time Table Co
RL & PP
Datio
P.M
Gale
Apache
Golden State
Pasa
Golden State Dreeroie
Akhmenieshenen
Departa
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PR. R. CO
Nellie Manners
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Washington, Iowa
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T. J. Prase
DR. O.ff. Boller
Commercial Bank Sorner
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John W. Applegate
City Hall
Ralph W. Thompson Insurance
Bailey Ridg
Lemley & Yardnsurance
Washington National Bank
Hall
East Main St
Provident Mutual Life Ins. Co
Philadelphia
H. W. Hyde
Dist
Black
Livingston & Richie
Livingston
West Main St
Court House
Kream & Carson Plumbing and Heating
Duro
Eners
North Jows Ave
Jones Funeral Home
Seherman’'S Funeral Home
Laithly & Peterson
Dr. Peterson
G. V. Barsler
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Chas
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Preston L.etter
Reete
Lemmon'sa
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