Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices Steady to Mixed In Chicago
Market note shows 6,000 hogs with 5,000 direct trading, steady from Friday. 200 to 250 lb hogs 3.50 to 3.55, top 3.55, light and heavy hogs 3.50 down. Cattle and calves, week vs week: heavies 25 cents lower on due to strike. light cattle steady to strong. best demand around 900 lb. Heaviest weights 1400-1700 lb slow. top heavies 5.75. Stockers and feeders up 25 cents. Sheep 4,000 with 10,300 direct for week. all classes steady. week top 7.40, late top 7.35.
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Chicago
Fortnightly club and society events on Monday schedule
The Fortnightly club music department meets at 7 45 PM at Mrs J E Reams home with a ten cent assessment and a program led by Mrs T C Meibohm An Evening of Oratorio The Bible department meets Monday at 2 30 PM at Mrs F L Wilsons home The D of V meets Monday at 7 30 PM Rainbow Girls banquet and initiation Monday Dec 4 at 6 PM meat and potatoes provided bring a dish and table service Regular meeting at 7 30 Guests include Grace Sprecker and Mary Hull with other out of town guests expected.
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J. E. Ream
T. C. Meibohm
Club Bible Department
Frank L. Wilson
Eastern Star
White Shine
Masonic Lodge
Rainbow Girls
Grace Sprecker
Denison
Iowa
Mary Hull
Ottumwa
News Notes Of Our Neighboring Communities
Brief items from nearby towns reported by D. F. Macon describe community events, local happenings, and notable small-town happenings gathered by the Journal’s subscription representative.
Chicago Produce Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago market recap shows produce firm for peas with 1 958 cases and mixed grades, butter market weak with high receipts and varied grade pricing, poultry steady with mixed bird receipts, potatoes on track with arrivals and shipments. market dull overall.
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Chicago
Grain Prices Mixed as Chicago Market Closes
Chicago grain table shows corn and oats with mixed gains and declines for May July and December contracts. Prices list open high low and close figures, including corn at around 0.49 to 0.52 dollars and oats near 0.34 to 0.35 dollars, reflecting modest shifts in activity.
Corn prices mixed as old and new grain quotes listed
Chicago December market notes show old corn prices with No 2 mixed 44% and No 6 mixed 42% while No 2 yellow stands at 45 to 46 percent and new corn offers No 2 mixed 44% and No 3 mixed 41 4 with several other grade quotes, highlighting routine price reporting.
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Chicago
Midway Sale Co Opens Tuesday at Columbus Det.
Livestock and miscellaneous auction begins with Jersey Guernsey cows from one consigner and a gate run of cattle expected. Hogs include 80 shoats and sows with pigs, boars of Duroc Polanias and Hampshires. Sheep about 20 ewes. Open market for buyers and sellers. Also 50 sacks of No 1 Early Ohio potatoes. Phone 120.
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Jersey
Guernsey
Polanas
Hampshires
Geller
Ohio
Pythian Sisters to Meet with Officer Nominations Tuesday
Pythian Sisters of Washington hold regular meeting Tuesday Dec 5 at 2 30 PM in K P hall with officer nominations and balloting. Damascus Shrine White Shrine ceremony Tuesday eve at 8 at Masonic temple banquet 6 30 plate 35c visiting members welcome. Royal Neighbors meet Tuesday evening at Woodman hall with officer election. D A R to meet at Mrs C A Speer home Tuesday evening 7 30 visiting Daughters invited. Friendly Social Club meeting Tuesday afternoon with Christmas exchange and officer elections.
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Pythian Sisters of Washington
K. of P. Hall
M. EB. C
Damascus
White Shrine of
Jerusalem
Masonic Temple
Woodman Hall
C. A. Speer
Friendly
Alice
Sunshine Club Plans Christmas Exchange With Mrs Krause
The Sunshine Community club will meet with Mrs John Krause on Wednesday Dee for a Christmas exchange event.
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Sunshine Community Club
John Krause
Dee
Harmony Community Club to Meet for Christmas Gift Exchange
The Harmony Community club plans a Thursday December 7 meeting with Mrs. Charles Schiebel. Roll call will be answered with Christmas gift suggestions and a Christmas exchange is planned. The H. J. club meets with Mrs. Wm. Shalla the same afternoon and attendees are asked to bring a thimble.
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Harmony Community Club
Charles Schiebel
H. J. Club
Wm. Shalla
Eightieth Birthday Celebrated With Friends In Riverside
In Riverside on Nov 86 A group gathered to honor William Tener on his eightieth birthday with card games and an oyster supper. Attendees included A H Younkin John Younkin D Hardy W G McCreedy Fannie Meeks Fern Carrie Iden John Tener family and others. Tuesday evening Harold Cress hosted the Evening Bridge club with Norma Knebel and John Shebeck as guests. High scores went to Miss Knebel and Joseph P. Quinn while Mrs Kron Gerald Cress won consolation with Mrs Ivan McCreedy taking the traveling prize.
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Riverside
William Tener
A. H. Younkin
John Younkin
D. §. Hardy
Wm. G. McCreedy
Fannie Meeks
Fern
Carrie Iden
John Tener
Harold Cress
Norma Knebel
John Shebeck
Joseph P. Quinn
Fred C. Kron
Gerald Cress
Ivan McCreedy
Reno Kron
William Reda
LeRoy Hardy
Louis Kron
Joseph Soukup
Frank Veggy
Fred Cline
Agnes Rotenburger
Verne Drot
Clement Knebel
Nick Jardon
William Ingram
John H. Younkin
Earl Walton
Anna Krotz
Hubert Rat
Amusements film musical tunes up new score for Take a Chance
Six hit numbers are crafted for the Paramount film musical Take a Chance directed by Laurence Schwab William Rowland and Monte Brice. Songwriters Harburg Gorney Hupfeld Arlen and Arlen wrote tunes and lyrics with Ed wards Dunn Knight Roth Bond Andre and others performing in a New York production set for Fox theater.
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Sone
Laurence Schwabs
William Rowland
Monte Brice
New York
Paramount
Fox Theater
Jay Gorney
Lou Alter
Herman Hupfeld
E. Y. Harburg
Billy Rose
Arthur Swanstrom
Harburg and Gorney
Cliff Edwards
Harburg
Harold Arlen
Laurence Schwab
Eadie
Buddy DeSylva
Lillian Roth
June Knight
DeSylva
Manhattan
Long Island
Bethel Farmers Celebrate Corn Show Prizes
The Bethel corn show sponsored by local businessmen awarded many prizes and hosted a turkey dinner for first prize winners and alternates at Congress hotel. Attendees praised the speaker and program while farmers note they have few luxuries. Mrs H P Wilson and I joined relatives for supper then attended the high school play.
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Herrice Wittings
Evening Journal community notes from Washington area
Local readers receive thanks for Evening Journal subscriptions and town visits. Mentions include Ben Coppock living near the Libe school, Alois Musil, L. E. Stark, and various subscribers from Ainsworth and Crawfordsville. Describes village scenes, farm trade, social events, and lighter anecdotes from Washington and surrounding areas.
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Helen Genkinger
Evening Journal
Richland
Ben J. Coppock
Alois Musil
Libe School
Brighton Road
Washington
Banquet Guests Enjoy Special Treat and Road Update
The report notes a Friday banquet with Mr. and Mrs. Percy Whisler and family, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Birney and son Richard, Mrs. Boyd Foster and Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Foster with Robby and Billy, and the Applegate Sisters visiting Iowa City. It also praises a newly finished rock road to the George Reed corner, fulfilling a dream of several years.
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Percy Whisler
Homer Birney
Richard
Boyd Foster
Stanley
Lloyd Foster
Robby
Billy
Applegate
Iowa City
New Rock Road
George Reed
Evening Journal Backed By Loyal Rural Readers
Community notes praise Mrs White for Evening Journal delight and commend local dairies and farms in Washington. Anecdotes praise Ben Fitzgerald and Paul Gorham, with thanks to Lee Lease, Margaret Schmitte, and the farming families for supporting the home paper.
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Ben Fitzgerald
Ainsworth R. 2
Ben
Closing Out Sales Across Communities This December
Community sale listings reveal two closing out events. Dec 13 by Wm. Wingler near Eureka church and Dec 14 by Hazel Matthess 11 miles northwest Washington. Events publicize farmyard and feed yard items for sale.
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Sale City
Wm. Wingler
Eureka Church
Hazel Matthess
Washington
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Lilian Bond
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Edwards
L. FE. Stark
Shiloh
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Otto Frey
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Sam E. Siga Foose
R. 1
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R. 8
Sam Larson
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Everette Beenblossom
Wm. McBrides
Ferguson
John Reeves
Johnny Holmes
Joe Schlatter
Crawsfordsville
Jack
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Ralph Dougherty
Mr.Monson
Henry
Fletcher Motor Company
Larson
Montana
C. Pletcher
Clint
Harry White
Mrs. White
Daily News
Lee Lease
Mr. Larson
Margaret Schmitte
Hampshire
Lee
W. FF. Lemon
Carolinas
Mistah
Paul Gorham
Paul
Stnta’s Headquarters
Sands’ Store
Simkins
Miller’s Cash Grocery
NEWCO
Sam Wheeler
SAM Marsh
Caseys’ Cafe
N. Town
Duroc Sows
C. H. Wolfe
Poland
W. E. Leet
West Chester
C. B. Howell
Eclipse Lumber CO
China
Glenn Dunbar
Ford
Fordson
Journal Office
Bassler
Tom Riley
Perd Stores
W. A. Lopshire
Mgr
G. U. Care Journal
Inquire Journal
John A. Stewart
Dicks, Zanet
J. D. Rabenold
Journal
Green
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Washington County National Farm Loan Assn
Federal Land Bank Loans
Sidney Moore
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