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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1930

Page

2

Chicago Livestock Prices Show Mixed Hogs Cattle Market

Chicago wholesale hog and cattle prices moved lower as receipts reached 63 000 hogs and 27 000 cattle. Direct hog sales opened 10 to 20 cents lower than Friday and later fell 20 to 30 cents on heavy weights, with top hogs at 40 dollars and varied declines across weight classes. Cattle and calves faced broad weakness, with yearlings and steers faltering, cows and bulls posting lower ranges, and overall demand described as weak to lower amid ample supply.

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Executor's Land and Town Property Sale in George F. Ross Estate

The estate of George F. Ross offers at public outcry the Northwest Quarter of Section 10 in Township 75 North Range 8 West with right of way for the C R L and P Railroad. Improvements include a small house a horse barn granary shed and cattle barn. The 40 acre tract lies about 5 miles northwest of Washington and 5 miles southwest of West Chester Iowa.

George F. Ross George F. Ro Geo. F. Ross Section St. P. M C. RL & P. RI Co Washington West Chester Towa Faery Letehty Noble Dee Geo. F. Rows Barton Factor Lloyd ¢ Dee Malléck Pete Perdock Gallagher Pavis One Washington Dee Francis Wright Wellston Clegg Bros Ainge Jrenth

West side North Town Avenue home in Washington Iowa

A small one and a half story house on the west side of North Town Avenue, three properties north of Farmers' Co-Operative Store. Located on paved street, described as Lot 2 in Block 12 of Denny's Addition to Washington Iowa.

North Town Avenue Farmers’ Co-Operative Denny Washington Iowa

Vacant Lots in Washington Iowa for Suburban Use

Two vacant lots on the west side of paved highway No 1 just north of the city pavement on North Marion Avenue Washington Iowa. Each lot 132 by 132 feet, ideal for a suburban store or service station. Described as Lots 3 and 4 in Block 1 J H Young s Addition to the City of Washington Iowa.

Marion Avenue Washington Iowa J. H. Young Towa

Sale of Each Property Scheduled On Its Dwell ing At 10 A.M

The sale of each property will be held on the property and sale will start with the dwelling at 10 o clock A M.

Dale

Market Cattle and Sheep Prices With Receipts Reported

Receipts 25,000 sheep largely 25 to 30 lower with broad demand for feeding lambs. Vealers and feeders show good and choice ranges from 6.50 to 11.50 with various medium grades. Slaughter lambs 7.25 to 8.50 for good and choice, 5.00 to 6.00 for common, feeding lambs steady to higher in the western market.

Towa Livestock Market Prices Slip In Midweek Report

USDA combined hot receipts at concentration yards and packing plants in interior Iowa and southern Minnesota for the 48 hours ending today totaled 60,200 head, up from 43,000 a week ago. Prices were mostly 10 to 20 cents lower.

Towa Des Moines U.S. Department of Agriculture Minnesota

Washington Produce Markets Prices and Varied Poultry Rates

Daily market notes list prices for fresh eggs and poultry. including Rees eggs at 87 cents per dozen, pullets and hens with different weights, Springs leghorns, old roosters, colored ducks, white ducks, and geese pricing ranges. The figures reflect per dozen or per pound rates and vary by weight category.

Washington as mother of railroads and five famed leaders

Washington, Town, is highlighted as the mother of railroads with five notable natives profiled: Brookhart, Sproule, Stone, Thorne, and Plumb. The piece recalls their rises, roles in railroad policy, and the 1917 Capitol meeting shaping views on government ownership and railway reorganization.

Washington D. C Smith Wildman Brookhart Warren S. Stone The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers William Sproule Southern Pacific Clifford Thorne Glenn Plum Hii Missouri Capitol Hack Newlands Committee Sproule Stone Thorne Plumb Southern Pacific Iow San Francisco Western Department Railroad War Board Stowe Ainsworth Washington Academy Rock Islands Locomotive Engineers Tad Totaly Washington, Town Interstate Commerce Commission Town Board of Ailroad Commissioners National Association of Railroad Commissioners Washington County Harvard Law School Senator Cumming Senate Interstate Commerce Committee

Auction and sale notices across livestock and goods

A mixed set of classified notices lists a Saturday auction at Troop F Stables with a bay gelding for sale, plus various farm and livestock items including brood sows, a yearling, Rhode Island red chickens, and purebred Poland China sows in December sales. Also noted are apparel bargains and generic sale prompts amid fragmented text.

Oral J Brown Porand China We R. Gamon Ainsworth

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