Live Stock Market Report Chicago February Hogs Cattle Calves Sheep
In Chicago trading on February 6 buyers showed active but uneven demand. Hogs 15 000 head, with direct purchases 3 000. prices 16 to 86 cents higher, tops at 4.65, with various weight classes listed. Cattle and calves: 7 000 cattle and 2 600 calves. yearlings and light steers up, heavier classes mixed. slaughter cattle and feeders with specific price ranges for steers, heifers, cows, bulls, vealers. stocker and feeder cattle noted. Sheep 16 000. lambs and sheep mostly steady to lower with quoted prices across weight bands.
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Chicago
Knotek
Chicago Returns Market Update on Dairy and Poultry Prices
Chicago market report notes steady butter demand with 113 148 tubs sold and 24 to 24 percent specials. Eggs show 10 744 cases with extra firsts 18 percent and current receipts 16 percent. Poultry market remains firm amid varied receipts and quality grades.
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Chicago
Grain Prices and Poultry Counts in Local Market
Price ranges for various grain and poultry types listed with counts such as springers 1514 and broilers 12. Potatoes show on track shipments and market steady. Names Miss Elizabethh Etna Pawson and the BE O W club noted, with a regular meeting at 7 PM on Tuesday Feb 6 at Mrs Amos Norton's home.
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BE. O. W. Club
Amos Norton
Chicago Cash Corn Prices Report and Receipts
The Chicago market lists mixed corn varieties with No. 2 mixed at 49 percent, No. 3 mixed at 48 to 49, No. 2 yellow 50 to 51, No. 2 white 51, and No. 2 white old at 61 percent. Receipts amount to 52 cars.
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Chicago
Pythian Sisters Set Meeting for February 6 at K of P Hall
Pythian Sisters of Washington temple plan a 7 30 PM February 6 meeting at the K of P hall. Members should bring sandwiches. officers and degree staff to attend for practice. Royal Neighbors meet Tuesday evening at Woodman hall for balloting. D A R to hold February meeting Tuesday evening at 7 30 at home of...
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Pythian Sisters of Washington Temple
K. of P. Hall
Woodman Hall
Janieta Widmer
Pythian Sisters
West Chester
K. of P
Clubs schedule (Feb 7) across Sunshine community notes
Activities across multiple clubs on February 7 include dinners, meetings, and hosts. Mrs Mike Flynn hosts a potluck dinner. Just Us club meets with Mrs Mae Hopengarden. Fortnightly Child Study changes venue. Ainsworth chapter 392 SH S holds a Wednesday evening meeting. Harmony club hosts a luck dinner. U and T club with Mrs Joe Maxwell. Linger Longer with Mrs George Bartholomew. Pleasant Hill Ladies with Mrs Howard Caldwell. Business and Professional Women's club dinner at the Y. Theta Bridge with Miss Lillian Berry. attendees may request excuses or guests via Lucile Forgey.
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Harvey Meek
West Main
Business and Professional Women's Club
Lucile Forgey
Black
Local visitors and town chatter in Washington area
February 6 report from Washington and nearby towns recounts visitors Ralph Robertson Pat Johnson and others and notes encounters with Jim Nicholson Joe Cuinn Ode Ferguson stories of past days and a push to sell Evening Journal subscriptions amid local horse and cattle sale memories.
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J. P. Colton
Owen Wehr
Joe Cuinn
Joe
Washington
Ode Ferguson
Ode
Billy Pay
Billy
Kansas City
Local Auction Scene Brings Community Names and Banter
Clarence Herring Ralph Orris and a host of neighbors gather for a rural sale with chatter about weather pigs and pies. Vendors Gilbert Hotle Lee Huston Jim Clexy and Col Jake Hendrickson feature among familiar faces while Mrs Bridges and Joe Juiin settle bills.
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Gilbert Hotle
Lee Huston
Joe Juiin
Gladwin Ladies
Joe
J.C
Bridges
Community sale notices at City Feed Yard and nearby farms
Saturday sale dates list events around Washington with Hiram Coakley Frank Vicha S P Finch and Son Charley and Fort Nicola. February 8 12 and 15 schedule closures and consignments including horses and mules at the Brighton road and eight miles southwest locations.
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City
Hiram Coakley
Washington
Brighton Road
Frank Vicha
S. P. Finch & Son
Charley
Fort Nicola
Local clubs plan Thursday meetings and events
Thursday gatherings are announced for many groups. O G Bridge Club meets with Mrs Howard Anderson at 2 pm, Rural Women with Mrs Claude Rhodes beck for a demonstration, Rebekah with Mrs Carl Hancher, Eastern Star at 8 pm with a short rehearsal, Prairie Flower Mission Circle all day with Mrs Arthur Wiley, Walnut Women with Miss Corrine Orlez at 2 pm, Fleur de Lis and families host a pot luck at Floyd Letts home at noon, L T L club after school at Mrs M H Sartor, and other societies including Ww C T U at 2 30 pm with Mrs Jennie Acheson and Evangelical Ladies and Ur Pr Ladies Aid having afternoon meetings.
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Fleur de Lis Club
Floyd Letts
Blanche Foster
Friday Ladies Aid units plan meetings across town
The Methodist church Ladies Aid groups schedule meetings Friday at various homes and include potluck meals and handwork displays. Unit No. 2 hosts an all day session at D L Carhaugh’s home, and other units meet February dates at listed addresses. The Jolly Quilting crew and Pythian Sisters also announce gatherings with shared supper arrangements.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of the Methodist Church
Harvey Meek
W. Mate &J
Ralph LeMoine
Sara Ave
Ralph Shannon
KE. Main St
Glen McFarlane
Iowa Ave
Vernon Crull
4Th
Walter Rukgaber
Washington St
W. FP. Salterberg
Robert Reaney
A. C. Durst
D. L. Carhaugh
Quilting Tea Attended by STRINGTOWN Ladies at Mrs Brook's
Mrs J J Rich notes a quilting gathering at the home of Mrs Ethan Brook with attendees including Mrs Joy Widmer Mrs Emerson Witting Mrs Tec Swartzendraber Ora Orpha and Mabel Graber Mrs Rex Swan Mrs Emery Leichty Mrs John Alliman D 8 Craber and family among others in STRINGTOWN.
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Stringtown
Ethan Brook
Joy Widmer
Emerson Witting
Tec Swartzendraber
Ora
Orpha
Mabel Graber
Rex Swan
Emery Leichty
John Alliman
Sunday Visits and School Exams Reported in Community
J J Rieh and family visited the Wilbur Schantz home with other Sunday calls at Noah Widmer and Elmer Prey enberger homes. Seventh and eighth grade exams occurred at Eicher school with Stringtown students and Freyenberger Swen Wis mer families noted. Evelyn Widmer was ill and absent from school. local assessor Earl Ferguson visited. several locals were entertained at Noah Widmer home Thursday night.
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J. J. Rieh
Wilbur Schantz
Frank Nebel
Noah Widmer
Menno Freyenberger
Ezra Freyenberger
Baby
Elmer Preyenberger
Eicher
Stringtown
Cletms Widmer
Willis Alliman
George Lrooks
Mertle Freyenberger
Marian Swen
Marvin Wismer
Crawfordsville
Evelyn Widmer
Earl Ferguson
Blanche Kennel
Mrs. Jr. Rich
Raymond and
Mithrell
Vera Harvey
Lester Allimat
Alex Dorsch
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Reesipis
Elizabethh and
Etna Pawson
Sunshine Community Club
Mike Flynn
Just Us Club
Mae Hopengarden
M. Fact
Valentine
Ainsworth
Sh. S
At & O'Lock
Harmony Club
Boyd Stephens
U. and T Club
Joe Maxwell
Linger Longer
George Bartholomew
Pleasant Hill
Howard Caldwell
Theta Bridge Club
Lillian Berry
Ralph Robertson
West Cheeter
Otto Sheatz
Keota
Lon Beitel
Grace Hill
Pat Johnson
Haskins
Lee Cotten
Mr. Hendrickson
Freg
Luckey and
Harbison
Gladwin
Jim Nicholson
Frog Pond
Lick Skillet
Atlantic Ocean
John
Jim Quinn
Lil Link
Columbus Junction
Bill
Bob Maxwell
Clarence Herring
Ralph Orris
Ralph
Joe Wilson
Henry Leffler
Frank Podaris
Ralph Poyd
Bill Murphy
Moberly
Alva Beenblossom
Col
Jake Hendrickson
Richland
Paul Krotz
Harry Dunjean
Calle
Chet
Jim Clexys
Harold
Albert Fellendorff
H .E. Rerdo
T. J. Junior
Walter Brown
Stephens
Rovd
Walter Williams
Tne
Eclipse Lumber Co
Victor
Vurves
Hampshire
Farrow
Glen Green
Poland
China
Krorfhler
West
Hattie Fenton Sartor
Telaphone
Phone & Haskins
Maren
Inquire Journal
Colony
Simpson
Thomas
Earl Simpson
Riverside
Breneman Farm
A. F. Smith
Boone St
Marshalltown
Lewis Warren
Fast Main St
Call J. K. Zeek
Wreen
YG. Widmer
Journal
My Place
John Deere Gang
John Deere
Hayes
Hercules 1. H. P
Chas. Brown, Audt
C. Patterson
Laneh
O. G.,t. Bridge Club
Howard Anderson
Rural Women's Club
Claude Rhodebeck
Rebekah Club
Hancher
the Order of the Eastern Star
Prairie Flower Mission Circle
Arthur Wiley
Clarence Fulton
KE. Jarrard
Earl Booth
Nora M Reeves
Walnut Women's Club
Corrine Orlez
L. T. L. Club
M. H. Sartor
Jennie Acheson
S. 3Rd Ave
Pearl Stephens Whistler
Blanch Grecians Sunday School
The
Evangelical Ladies Aid
Martin Weaten
Ur. Pr. Ladies Aid
C. A. Noice
Chm
Friendship Club
Lydia Juve Ler
W. L. Rukgaber
Freak Wart Priday
Ford Coach
Stewarts Auto Shop
Tucker & Eicher
Emil Stalder
J. J. Rich
Douglas Vain Jr
Gertrude Lawrence
Mera
Bo Ge Bendon
Rumer
Blue
Longwell
iLand Bank
Soar
Sidney Moore
Secy
Washington State Bank
Battle Coast
Prussia
Louo Sears
Weemeet Ambulance Service
Earl Nicola
Brighton
Sound
McCormick
Emerson
E. L. Nicola Th
MACON
W. OR. Davison
Sameh
Eureka Ladies Aid
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