Hogs and cattle market figures from Chicago report
Markets report Chicago December 29 hogs 9000 with 8000 direct holdovers 1060 steady top 7.25 vs 6.40 last Friday cattle 700 govt 300 calves 400 govt 100 steers and heifers up 60 to 1.00 calves beef cows up 50c cutters up 25c feeders 150 to 200 higher week top 10.55 weighty steers sheep 6000 week doubled feeding stations 4400 direct slaughter lambs 7h to 1.00 higher week top 9.35 midweek top 8.85
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Chicago
U.S
Chicago Produce Market Mixed. Eggs Butter Poultry Steady
Chicago reports a firm market across eggs with 2 890 cases receipts and varied grades, butter at firm levels with large receipts and high specials, poultry steady with multiple truck arrivals and mix of springers leghorns and geese, potatoes on track with 126 arrivals and 427 shipments.
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Chicago
Cash Corn Prices Mixed Chicago Market Report
Chicago December 29 cash corn prices show No 4 mixed at 14 cents per bushel No 3 yellow at 3 percent No 4 yellow at 2 percent and No 3 white at 100 cents per bushel.
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Chicago
C.P
Tiny Manuscript Shown At Bodleian Library
A manuscript displayed in Oxford's Bodleian Library is claimed to be the smallest in the world measuring three quarters of an inch square.
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Oxford
England
Lodges Washington Lodge No. 26 holds regular meetings
Washington Lodge No. 26 of the Free and Accepted Masons meets on the first Friday of each month. William M. Turner serves as Worshipful Master and A W Yard as secretary.
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Washington Lodge No
A.F
A. M
Harry £. Turner
W. M
A. W. Yard
Washington
Rock Road
J. D. Byers
Allen Fickling
South English
Railway Time Table Eastbound and Westbound Schedules
Eastbound trains depart 7 45 A M freight No 80 daily except Sunday 2 29 P M passenger No 30 13 20 A M Apache No 12 3 39 A M Golden State Limited Arrivals No 82 10 00 A M Westbound No 430 5 45 P M daily except Sunday Notes: Nos 8 and 4 stop only for California passengers No 11 g stops county seats El Pago and beyond No 1 stops at multiple towns Agent L Goodlander
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Apache
Golden State Limited
Aewwne
Elie
Nanaeneconet
California
el Pago
Brighton
Fairfield
Eldon
Belknap
Centerville
Seymour
Allerton
Princeton
Spickards
Excelsior Springs
Liberty
L. Goodlander
J. C. McKay
Christmas in Keota and area noted in local gathering
East 76 Kathryn Clark reports holiday reflections across the Lexington community. Families and friends share Christmas Day with visits, dinners, and a school program by Miss Darlene Powell’s pupils, while residents travel to Des Moines for a barn dance at the President theatre.
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Anna Duvall
Mary Alice
Ruth Duvall
Clara
Iris
Boone
Duvall
Des Moines
Warren Davis
Helen Ruth McCarty
President Theatre
Christmas Social Notes From Young America Area
Mr and Mrs Fred Palmer and Martha Phillips visited Carl Phillips home Thursday. Leburn Schrum Melba Lewis and Mrs Mildred Watson spent Thursday in Iowa City. A large crowd enjoyed the Christmas program Friday evening. Richard Pringle will spend Christmas vacation in Davenport with relatives. Clarence Fritchen of Richland visited Levi Van Dyke Saturday. John Cherry was Sunday dinner guest at Claude Rhodebeck. Mr and Mrs F Palmer spent Sunday at Carl Phillips. Mrs Lou Rhodebeck had Christmas dinner with Claude Rhodebeck and family. Mr and Mrs Clarence Jackson and family attended the Jackson dinner at Clayton Bear home Christmas day. Mr and Mrs Harlan O Louchlin and Dennis spent Christmas with H L O Loughlin. Claude Rhodebeck and children spent Tuesday evening at Frank Wolfe home in Washington.
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East 76
Wilma Romne
Helen Green
Lexington
Chas
Thrapp
Bill Shaffer
J. E. Powell
Darlene
Lloyd Hill
Sadie Powell
Keota
Pimmie Brothers
John Gretter
Dudley Gretter
Tom Dwyer
Fairfield
Eq Lorack
Waterloo
Eddie Gretter
Nadine
Birney Gretter
Dolly
Betty Mae
John
Gretter
Cora
Henderson
Larry Dale
Ed Hotle
Carl Mayer
Richard
Mary Martha
Walter Mayer
Andy Mayers
Darlene Powell
No. 6
Santa Claus
Walter Duvall
Earl
Winegarden’s
Stanleigh Henderson
Gregory's of
West Cheser
Young America
Fred Palmer
Martha Phillips
Carl Phillips
Claude Rhodebeck
F. Palmer
Lou Rhodebeck
Clarence Jackson
Jackson
Clayton Bear
Villa
Harlan O'Louchlin
Dennis
H. L. O'Loughlin
Claude Rhotebeck
Frank Wolfe
Washington
Iowa City
Golia Miller
C. B. Reed
B. T. Miller
Harold Gray
C. W. Grays
Lloyd Grays
Sarental Gray
John Wheelan
Don McLaughlin
Richard McCleery
Margaret Duff
Silas Ross
Valesia Birney
Donald McLaughlin
Geo. Weigman
Des Moines
H. C. Weigman
Clyde Mouse
Don Beatty
Marjorie
Paul Lytle
Orville Roberts
Delta
John Killian
Beattys
Banks
Loyal Lee
Paul
McConnell Jr
McConnell
Ames
Will McConnell
H. J. Brenneman
Mr. Brenneman
Truman Erb
Wellman
Isaac Kleese
Betty
Kleese
Young Navy Recruits Enter Annapolis Eligibility Rule
Enlisted men selected for entrance to the Naval Academy at Annapolis must be under 20 years of age.
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Annapolis
Navy
Naval Academy At
Education's influence noted by Jud Tunkins
Jud Tunkins says education is mighty important and warns a man can fall short not by ideas but by poor vocabulary.
News Notes Of Our Neighboring Communities
Frequent updates from regional towns compiled by D. F. MacOk report community events, gatherings, and notable-residents in nearby locales with brief notices and local color.
Community notes include travel cautions and holiday greetings
Visitors from Grace Hill Haskins Dublin and West Chester arrived in town while roads remained slick. Mrs Sherlock plans a January 8 closing sale in Grace Hill. Ainsworth locals and nearby residents sent holiday greetings from Long Beach California and shared goodwill with many neighbors.
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Macon & Doucherty
Washington
Eva Durat
Weat Main St
Ralph Leffler
Haskins
Mary Sherlock
Grace Hill
Friendship club pot luck supper December 31
The Friendship club hosts a pot luck supper at 6:30 pm December 31 at Mrs. Meyers home Bring two dishes to pass and provide own table service Bible Dept of Fortnightly meets with Mrs Frank L Wilson at 2 30 pm Monday Dr and Mrs C A Boice host open house for their 65th wedding anniversary Monday 2 30 to 5 39 and 7 to 9 pm honoring Dr and Mrs J C Boice
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Friendship Club
Bible Dept
Frank L. Wilson
C. A. Boice
J. C. Boice
New Year Dinners Planned by Local Churches
The West Chester Methodist, Pilotburg Ladies Aid, and U. P. Church announce annual New Year dinners on New Year’s Day 1935. Pot luck meals require guests to bring two dishes to pass, table service, and baskets. Activities include a short program and election of Sunday school officers in the afternoon.
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West Chester
U. P. Church
Wednesday Meetings Announced for January 2
The Merry Mixer club meets at Mrs. Lloyd Phillips home for an all day session. Fortnightly Dept of Homecraft No. 1 meets with Afra W. C. Mayhew Jr at 1301 East Washington Street at 2 pm. Snowball Social Club gathers with Mrs. Guy Hoyle for a pattern exchange led by Mrs. Lawrence Howell. Roll call is New Year's resolutions.
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Clut
Mra
Lloyd Phillips
Dept. of Homecraft
Afra
Snowball
Guy Hoyle
Pattern Exchange
Lawrence Howell
Roll Call
New Father Seeks First Look At Newborn Marks
A railroad conductor asks a doctor if his newborn son has any marks. The doctor confirms the mark C. O. A. The cloudy winter weather and slippery streets are noted in Washington Iowa. Two sales are advertised for Monday Dec. 31: Macon & Dougherty and Durst sale.
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Santa Fe Hospital
Washington, Iowa
Evening Journal
Macon & Dougherty and Durst
Birthday notices from Richmond and Franklin district
Ferdinand E. Skola, Kalona banker and Washington junior college and State University graduate, marks his birthday in Richmond. Other births listed include Daryl Hoyle 13 Willard Edmondson 15 Mrs. R L Badger birthday, Caroly Strong 13 and Catharine Jane Hull upcoming. Twin boys Robert and Richard Eagle turn 2 tomorrow. Many others named celebrate birthdays in Franklin district with relatives hosting gatherings.
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Richmond
Ferdinand E. Skola
E. Skola
Kalona
Washington Junior College
The
State University
Ferdinand
Franklin District
Daryl Hoyle
Willard Edmondson
District No 4 pot luck gathering and quaint crafts
No. 4 district residents gathered at Schaol for a Friday pot luck lunch attended by about 40 parents and neighbors. After the meal a tree exchange for children and a business meeting followed with Mrs James Hrook, Boyd Stephens and Mrs Keowed making handbags and raffia crafts.
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Schaol
James Hrook
Boyd Stephens
Fortnightly Handcraft Section Meet With Mrs Porter
Thursday Handcraft Section No 2 of Fortnightly will meet with Mrs J A Porter Thursday afternoon Jan 3 at 2 oclock Display.
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J. A. Porter
Plan for next year poultry profits and breed tips
Dear Friends practical poultry guidance urges raising as many chickens as possible next spring. It argues profit comes from management not markets, advises starting with good heavy breeds from high producing flocks, and notes recent price increases for larger chickens.
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Middle West
Christmas Gatherings Across Town Include Extended Families
Local households recount holiday visits and dinners with relatives from Des Moines Iowa City Delta Ft Dodge Letts Columbus Junction Pennsyl vania and beyond. Several families report illnesses and improved conditions while mule losses and corn stalk poisoning are noted as postholiday concerns.
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Chicago Livestock
Washington-Oskaloosa
Kathryn Clark
Der
RT Duly
D. F. Macok
Ed F. Havel
Ainsworth
Brad Heck
Gracy Hill
Fred
John B. Quinn
Our City
Roscoe Robertson
Art Saunders
Dublin
Pearl Gardner
John Work
Eureka
Latimer Davis
Crawfordsville
J. RR
Mrs. I. F. Lambert
James Chorpening
Illinois
Lem Logan
James H. Thompson
Havre
J. E. H. Taylor
Long Beach
Calif
Dougherty Bros
Burhams, Bartholomews
Congers
Willis Todd
Bauers
Pilotburg Ladies Aid Society
Carl D. Anderson
R. L. Badger
Caroly, Strong
Robert and
Richard Eagle
Herman Fugle
Pilotburg
Mary Catherine Ferguson
William Murphy
Evelyn Pearl
Dold
Gleede Dold
Coppock
Emma Havel
J. H. Campbell
Jimmy Custer
Ed Custer
Dorothy Marl, Hunt
Homer Hunt
C. H. Long
Wyman
Claude McCoy
Crawfordville
McCoys
Longs
Lela Miller
Keowed
Journal
Frank Priebes
Misa Ruth MctGrraw
J. L. McGraw
Tommy Harvey
Julia
Harvey
Paul Harvey
Vera
Martha
Preston
Harvey Waggoner
Anna
Floyd Harvey
Ed West
Wanda Bowden
Faulkner
Olds
Dorothy Thompson
the Evening Journal
Washington Oil Company
Washington Dairy
Large
Eastern Insurance Company
Ideal Stock & Grain Farm
Breitenbach & Dayton
Washington County
Farmer
Farm Bureau Service Company
Eclipse Lumber Company
Clyde Fishburn
O. W. Sundberg
Ft. Dodge
Nelson Thompson
W. PP. McCaulley
Kad
Frank McCaulley
Manford Wilcox
William McGinnis
Merle Dodder
Letts
Joe Wilson
Columbus Junction
Adam Wilson
Pennsylvania
Bruce Dill
Hervey Finney
Bil Lente
Dr. Masson
Will McGinness Jr
Nelson Thowp
Mae Webr
Washington Ol Company
Jours Nal Building
Chevrolev
Zoo
Bartuec Low and Son
Riol
Rock Island Depot
Fairbury
Journal Building
A. W
McConnell Ainsworth
Buick
Eod
Hampshire
J. M. Stone
Rawleigh
Dept
Sal
Freeport
Dec
K. A
Mathers
Poland
China
Wayne Norman
Boston Bull
Pup
John A. Stewart
Elmner Mason
J. D. Rabenold
Dixie Gas
Cherman'ss
Sumeral
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