Market snapshot Chicago hogs cattle and sheep prices
Chicago markets report vitals for hogs cattle and sheep with latest bids. Hogs top at 6.40 per hundredweight while 216 to 280 pound hogs run 6.20 to 6.35 and lighter weights 6.10 to 6.30. Cattle show steady to stronger tone with yearlings near 13.00 and medium grade steers 8.75 to 10.25. Sheep and lamb markets steady to firm with fat lambs about 9.35 and yearlings around 8.40 while ewes remain scarce. Estimated receipts tomorrow: cattle 2 000 hogs 11 000 sheep 8 00.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain Table Presents Mixed December Prices
Chicago grain table shows wheat soy corn oats and rye movements with May and July delivery figures. Wheat around 84 percent in May and 87 percent in December, corn near 59 to 60 percent, oats about 25 to 36 percent, rye hovering around 4 to 7 percent.
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Chicago
Chicago Produce Market Report Dec 19
Chicago prices and receipts show a weak market for kegs with mixed firsts and fresh graded firsts at 2 percent. current receipts 22 dirties 18 and fresh checks 18. Poultry market irregular with 1 car and 37 trucks received. small ducks and geese valued at 1244, No 2 chickens springs 16 to 18, broilers 164, capons 22. prices otherwise unchanged.
Odds and results from mixed color samples in Chicago lab report
A Chicago field note lists percentages for mixed and yellow samples with gauges like 66 and 59 percent, plus stands of white and oat references. It records ratios across several sample lines including yellow and white figures and mentions a White GSM sample.
Mrs Lyle Hayes Hosts Grace Hill Aid Meeting
Mrs Lyle Hayes entertained Grace Hill Ladies Aid Society at her home with 21 members six children and one guest Mrs Eyestone honored with prizes in contests. The group voted 35 for the Coun cil Bluffs children's home and exchanged gifts with secret sisters packages.
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Lyle Hayes
Grace Hill Ladies Aid Society
Charles Evertone
Briehton
Council Bluffs
Eyestone
Robert Mikseh
Christmas Party at Baptist Church for Children
The Baptist Church hosted a Christmas party for Sunday school children, parents, and friends. The dining room was festively decorated and the program featured songs, speeches, and instrumental music from classes of all ages. Mrs. Leo Mansmold led games, Santa distributed treats, and Wayne Kendrick announced the program.
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The
Baptist Sunday School
Leo Mansmold
Santa Claus
Wayne Kendrick
John Beenblossom
Merry Maid Club Hosts Christmas Party With Gifts and Games
The Merry Maid club held a Christmas party at the Music home with many decorations and a Christmas tree. Dorothy Salladay led the business meeting as members shared favorite carols and exchanged gifts, plus a sea towel shower for Emily Music’s birthday. Prizes went to Nora Hobbs and Lorene Spenter.
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Merry Mad Club
Music Home
Lorene Spenser of
Wellman
Dorothy Salladay
Emily Music
Georgia Mnnsil
Nora Hobbs
Lorene Spenter
Emily
Libby Musil
Hazel
Georgia
Alan Anuguert
Evelyn Hoxworth
Irns
Merry Maid Club
Alice Richardson
Georget Koentesmark
Used Car Buyer Consultant Guides Prospective Purchases
A skilled auto mechanic offers a paid service advising prospective buyers on the mechanical condition of a bus they consider. The consultant tests systems, checks for wear, and provides recommendations to inform a potential purchase decision.
Mrs Beggs Hosts Heights Thursday Club Christmas Dinner
Mrs William Beggs entertained the Heights Thursday club Tuesday at a potluck dinner and Christmas exchange. Eight members sat at decorated tables, with children at a small table. After dinner gifts were opened and a Christmas program followed by visiting.
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William KBege@s
Heights
Red Cross Roll Call Details County School Support
Mrs Reid announces county junior Red Cross totals with 98 rural schools, $71.83 paid locally, and multiple township contributions including Ainsworth $52.85 Haskins $2.55 and others. Several townships report 100 percent participation and additional schools added to junior Red Cross.
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Riverside
Washington Town
Red Cross
Oregon Township
Haskins
Crawford Township
Crawfordsville
Stringtown
Havre
Kaulona
Richmond
English River Township
Town Township
Rubio
Clay Township
Lime Creek
Wellman
Nira
West Chester
Franklin Township
Marion Township
Coppock
Noble
Jackson
Highland
Dutch Creek
Washington
Cedar
Iowa
Franklin
Oregon
Junior Red Cross
White Cloud Club
Grant School
St. James
Greenvale
Clay
Summit
Clara Barker
Nov vehicle purchases exceed prior year totals in Iowa
Iowans bought motor vehicles and trailers costing 5 243 208 in November, with use taxes collected 104 854 versus 93 202 a year earlier. Washington county showed a total of 824 in the same period.
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Des Moines
U.P
Washington County
Doctors Elect Washington County Medical Society Officers
The Washington County Medical Society held its annual meeting in the North Side cafe private dining room. After a 6:30 dinner, officers for 1941 were elected: President Dr N J Lease Crawfordsville, Vice President Dr EB Stutsman, Secretary-Treasurer Dr W S Kyle. Dr J W Dulin of the State University Medical School lectured on fractures with lantern slides.
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Washington County Medical Society
North Side
N. J. Lease
Crawfordsville
EB. Stutsman
W. Ss. Kyle
J. W. Dulin
The
State University Medical School
Billy Cox to Arrive in Iowa for Recuperation
William G. Cox known as Billy arrives by Rocket in Iowa with his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cox to spend weeks recovering from illness. He has worked for Walt Disney productions for nine months and has accepted a promotion as assistant art director for Major studios at age 22. Clyde Maxwell of New London returns from University hospital Iowa City after eye operation. he will recuperate at the McConahey home.
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Billy) Cox
Iowa
Hollywood
Calif
J. W. Cox
Billy
Walt Disney Productions
Clyde Maxwell
New London
John McConahey
University Hospital
Iowa City
McConahey
Maxwell
Library addition proposed for Des Moines institutions
The legislative interim committee on retrenchment and reform recommended funding for a $25,000 university library addition and a $25,000 gymnasium addition at the school for the blind in Vil lation.
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Legislative
School For the Blind
Villaton
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