Hog market reported in Iowa and Minnesota
Combined hog receipts for the 24 hour period ending 8:00 a.m. today reached 35,300 across 7 plants in interior Iowa and southern Minnesota. Demand remained slow due to the holiday, with killing operations suspended at most plants. Quotations cover various weight ranges for lights, mediums, heavies, pigs, packing sows, and note bulk pricing and exclusions for shipping-point weights.
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DPS
Iowa
INS
Minnesota
Illinois livestock market mixed as hogs steady and cattle firm
Chicago market shows lighter weight hogs at 3.00 to 3.10 with tops to 3.15 and heavy hogs 2.76 to 2.90. Cattle demand steady with steers and stockers mostly firm. calves and cows range 4.00 to 6.50 and 2.00 to 3.75. Sheep about steady at lambs 5.25 to 6.00 and ewes 1.25 to 1.50 in light volume.
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Chicago
Chicago Produce Prices Reported for December 30
Chicago prices show butter at 8 465 tubs steady. creamery extras and standards range with early 21s and 22s. packing stock 12 to 18. fees 2 154 cases steady. Old and new cars 1 current 25 to 26 14. live poultry quotable with turkeys and hens at 15 and young toms 1 % old 10.
Pearls Gift Fails to Warm Captain Leach’s Target
Leach confronts Priscilla in a shadowed hut after de Bernis and his companion leave. He offers a sack of pearls to win her favor, but she rejects the gift, signaling she will resist his advances and hinting at her husband’s involvement. The scene blends danger and seduction as Leach pursues the treasure and the girl.
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Patience
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Priscilla
Campeche
Mariegalante
Pertesa
Leech
Potatoes and poultry figures listed by weight and batch
A historical ledger lists items including hens and roosters with weight ranges, ducks by weight, and various potatoes by origin and shipment counts. The record shows numbers such as 414 lbs and up for hens and 576 U. S. shipments, with regional mentions like Wis, Colo, and Idaho.
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U. S
Wis
Colo. McClures
Idaho
Grain Estimates and Seed Market Report
Chicago price quotes show grain estimates with wheat at 2, corn at 54 and oats at 13. Seed market lists clover from 650 to 950 with grades fair to fancy, alsike from 600 to 800, timothy 240 to 250, alfalfa 1400 to 1650, and Grimm at 1800. Quiet markets reflect limited activity.
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Chicago
Grimm
Grain Market Report Chicago Open High Low Close
Grain table shows Chicago prices for wheat corn oats and rye across December May and July contracts. Data includes Dec and May figures with percentages indicating changes and closing values for each commodity.
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Chicago
Hemer Re
Chicago Cash Grain prices and bids
Chicago cash grain close shows Wheat No 2 red wet hard with no sales. Corn values range across mixed and yellow classes from 21% to 23% with several points quoted. Oats mostly white at 14% to 16% and Rye No 4 at 29% and Barley at 30%.
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Chicago
Cash Grain
Million Dollar Denver Opera House on Screen in Silver Dollar
The Tabor Grand Opera House in Denver, built by mining magnate Haw Tabor with a million dollar budget, appears as a set in the film Silver Dollar. Edward G Robinson plays Yates Martin, with Beve James as his second wife and Aline MacMahon as the former partner. Alfred E Green directs.
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Tabor Grand Opera
Denver
Colorado
Haw
Edward G. Robinson
Yates Martin
Beve Jamets
Aline MacMahon
Alfred FE. Green
Deception Romantic Drama Starring Leo Carrillo At Columbia
Leo Carrillo leads the cast in Deception a Columbia romantic drama about a boy dazzled by fame and betrayed by a manipulative promoter Carrillo portrays a slick promoter who elevates Nat Pendleton’s character then destroys him The film follows Carrillo’s seasoned stage and screen persona with past credits listed including The Girl of the Rio The Broken Wing Hell Bound and The Homicide Squad
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Columbia
Carrillo
Nat Pendleton
Dolores del Itro
Lupe Velez
Homicide Squad
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Women Replace Men in Jobs Says Prof Converse
Chicago December 30 The chief danger in modern civilization is not machines but women Prof Paul D Converse of the University of Illinois argues technological unemployment is a myth He notes employment rose from 1920 to 1930 as machines spread and gains in marketing clerical domestic and professional work offset displacements He cites married women workers rising from 1 92 million to 2 071 million between 1920 and 1980 as a key trend.
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Blane
Chicago
Paul D. Converse
University of [Linois
Converse
Neighboring Communities Highlighted by Journal's Rep
The Journal's subscription representative promotes surrounding communities through feature notices and area sales. Readership is invited to subscribe for local updates and special offers in neighboring towns and districts.
Local Folks Recall Visits and Market Prices in West Chester Area
December reports from Wayland to Keota detail visitors including Wm Leichty, Jim Lowe, and Roy Libe. Talks note varied road conditions, funeral attendance for Wells, and prices from a $7000 sale with corn at 15 per ton, oats around 40c, and cows from 100 to 150.
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Roy Libe
Niel
Carrolton Missouri
Filfnois
Roy
Local families contend with illness and sales delay
Howard Brown and the Lockwoods are described as down with the grippe for several days while Mr and Mrs Lockwood tend to them at the West Chester store. Mr Thomas Simpson 144 miles north of Washington reports selling out potatoes and alfalfa advertised in the Evening Journal and fears insufficient supply for himself and his own needs.
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Mr. Hewitt
West Chester
Mrs. Hewitt
James Lockwood
Keota R. 2
O. K
L. H. Rinner of
Noble
Emeet
Donald
Ames
E. P. Hays
Farm Bureau
Howard Brown
Lockwoods
Mrs. Lockwood
Thomas Simpson
Washington
Evening Journal
Elder
Mr. Simpson
Kinchele's Funeral Attended by James Combe and Relatives
James Combe of Washington River Road 5 attended Kinchele's funeral. The procession honored the late W. P. Wells with many relatives neighbors and friends in attendance from the area.
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James Combe
Wasington
R 5
Kinchele
W. P. Wells
Mr. Wells
Christmas Reflections and Local Family Feasts in 1932
Dee Shiloh writes of a gloomy Christmas with bad roads and shrinking farm prices yet notes gratitude for fuel and food. The piece recounts school parties, numerous family dinners at the Carr, Clapper, and Donaldson homes, and visits from relatives including Nostrand and Mart families.
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Shiloh
Dee
Mother Ginkens
Shilpheelhead
Pauline Behante
John Gawhie
Clara
John
June
A. B. Carr
Will Darbyshire
George Clapper
James An Nostrand
Newton
Egypt Snowball of Visits and Vacation Notes
Egypt social notes show multiple visits among Beranek, Sokup, Prebyl, Kallaus, and Kal las families. Ed Beranek hosts Friday night gatherings as Joseph Beranek plans a short visit, while Egypt school announces a two week vacation and local families exchange Christmas greetings and visits.
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Egypt
Joe Sokup
Ed Prebyl
Ed Kallans
Merle
Ed Beranek
Roy Havel
Hubert Beranek
Washington
Beranek
Joseph
Joe Beranek
Glen Kallaus
Fred Klein
Charles Kallaus
Ed Kallaus
Bernadime
Clayton
Roy Kron
Harry Malichks
Milt Wallrob
Roy Kallaus
Wet Seattle Faces Drug Whisky Red Tape After Prohibition
Seattle flooded with rain and whisky as city laws lapse and Volstead rules delay permits. Roy C. Lyle of industrial alcohol cannot issue doctor or druggist permits yet. While sales await permits, legally sourced medicinal whisky sits locked in warehouses.
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Seattle
Wash
Mariner
Roy C. Lyle
Lyle
Wittmer spends holiday with Wittmer family amid flu outbreak
Havre notes a college student from Buttten Ohio visiting parents for holiday as local schools close for a week and children serve popcorn. Many locals suffer flu. nine pupils absent. Several families seek care, including Zeighowsky and Chalupa households. Visitors travel to Washington amid poor roads. Wishing a happy New Year.
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Havre
Willis Wittmer
Buttten
Ohio
Fred Zeiglowsky
Etta Reeves
Lewis Herring
Jimi Thompson
Geo. Chalupa
Howard Baker
Glac Mast
Jank Schneider
Washington
Harry Bishop
Theodore Zeissowsky
Lawrence Baker
Moss Agate Varieties and Sources
Moss agate is a transparent chalcedony with iron or manganese oxide patterns resembling landscapes mosses or star radiations. Nature Magazine notes the principal sources are Colorado Montana and Wyoming.
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Nature Magazine
Colorado
Montana
Wyoming
Monkey Hangs Itself After Rope Break At Chester Zoo
A monkey in a Chester England zoo, after biting through a rope, climbed a tree with a six foot loose end. It looped the rope around its neck and leaped, the rope tautened and broke its neck. Crowds witnessed the death of the sacred monkey from India.
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Stack
Chester
England
India
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