Livestock Market Report Highlights Hogs Cattle Sheep
Hogs total 17 000 with 1 600 directs. Prices up to 10 cents higher top 4.85. lighter weights mixed. Cattle and calves totals 6 500 and 2 000 with yearlings active. Slaughter cattle and feeders show mixed price ranges by weight. Sheep 10 600 with lambs firmer 15 to 25 cents.
The Meanest Gal in Town at the Fox Friday and Saturday
The article notes The Meanest Gal in Town pairing star with El Brendel in a comic romantic team and featuring Pert Kelton James Gleason and Skeets Gallagher in key roles. It also mentions Bedside with Warren William playing Friday and Saturday at the Fox.
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Jean Parker
Tom Brown
Pert Kelton
James Gleason
Skeets Gallagher
Warren William
the Fox
Market weight ranges for beef and pork categories
The note lists price ranges and weights for good and choice grades across several categories. Good and choice ranges include 8.50 to 9.69, 7.90 to 8.75, and 90 to 98 lb. Additional ranges cover 90 to 150 lb and 3.59 to 5.00, with light weights 2.50 to 4.040 for common and medium.
Chicago Produce Prices and receipts report
Chicago notes Feb 8 market report across produce. Eggs show steady receipts 9 565 cases with several quality classes. butter market firm with thousands of pounds of receipts and varied grade levels. poultry market unsettled with truck and car arrivals including springers and broilers. potatoes on track with 85 shipments 557 market steady.
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Chicago
Cash Corn Prices Mixed Across Grades in Chicago
Chicago cash corn quotes show mixed results with No 2 mixed at 48 1 2 percent No 3 mixed 47 percent to 47 1 2 No 4 mixed 47 percent and No 2 yellow 49 to 49 1 2 percent No 2 white 49 percent and receipts at 68 cents per bushel.
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Chicago
ZaSu Pitts Crowned Busiest Actress by Hays List
Official confirmation arrives as the Hays office tabulates screen activity. The list of over 39 prominent film names places ZaSu Pitts at the top with a wide lead, underscoring demand for her comic talent as she stars in two pictures at RKO Studios.
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ZaSu Pits
Hollywood
Hays Offic
Miss Pitts
RKO Stud
Last Round-Up in State theater features romance and action
The Last Round-Up arrives at the State theater in song and picture over Friday and Saturday. Paramount presents Zane Grey’s The Border Legion with Randolph Scott as Jim Cleve and Barbara Fritchie debuting as Joan Randall alongside Monte Blue and Fred Kohler in a brisk film of love, daring, and battle.
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State Theater
Paramount
Zane Grey
Randolph Lee
Jim Cleve
Richard Carle
Barton MacLane
Charles B. Middleton
Frank Rice
Dick Rush
Buck Conner
Bob Miles
Henry Hathaway
Presbyterian Presidents Named By Denomination Leaders
Presbyterian presidents include Andrew Jackson James K Polk James Buchanan Grover Cleveland Benjamin Harrison and Woodrow Wilson as notable figures within the denomination.
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Andrew Jackson
James K. Polk
James Buchanan
Grover Cleveland
Benjamio Harrison
Woodrow Wilson
Darkening with Elevation As Air Clears
As water vapor and dust drop from the air, scattering lessens and Hehe diffusion from particle surfaces decreases. This reduces brightness and increases darkness at higher elevations.
News Notes from the Journal Subscription in Macon
Brief item lists the Journal's subscription details and updates for readers in Macon. Highlights changes in rates and renewal deadlines.
Keota notes and sale previews with local thanks and incidents
Local readers receive notices of upcoming sales by Hiram Coakley and the Nicolas brothers in Keota with thanks to Brighton Enterprise and Evening Journal staff. The writeup recalls a collision near Earl Schuerman, a Des Moines obituary, a visit to Keota Hotel, and thanks to Frank Stoutner and others for support on estate sales in January and February.
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Hiram Coakley
Enterprise
Evening Journal
Democrat Independent
Mr. Kraemer
Brighton Enterprise
Charley
Karl Nicolas
Keota
G. A. Simmerman
A. A. Clendennings
Des Moines
Frank Stoutner
Security State Bank
McGraw
Stoutner
Mr. Arnold
Matt McGraw
Elmus Brenneman
Evening Journal readership note and local events
Washington readers hear thanks to families for home support and note the Evening Journal lasts till March 13. Sale near Pleasant Hill advertised by M T Stiles executor. Cristian church supper praised for fellowship, tickets sold 251 for $40. Brighton bridge work noted and reader praises old time pictures and a businessman portrait.
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Washington
Cristian Church
Foster
Macon
Nev
Vernon H. Carter
Panera
Owa
Evening Journal
Ripley
Washington Chapter of the Eastern Star Meets Thursday
The Washington chapter of the order of the Eastern Star will hold a regular meeting Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. After the meeting, officers will conduct a short rehearsal. Blanch Greeiane Sunday school will join Jauieta Widmer for a pot luck supper Thursday at 6. Bring sandwiches. Attendance urged for W T. The Feb 8 regular meeting has been postponed one week.
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Washington
the Order of Thatastern
Blanch Greeiane
Jauieta Widmer
Ladies Aid units plan Friday meetings at various homes
The Ladies Aid society of the Methodist church schedules unit meetings Friday at 2 50 PM with ten groups listed by hostess and address. Unit No 2 has an L day meeting at a specified time and place tied to Mr DY L Carhaugh. Potluck lunch is included.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of the Methodist Church
Harvey Meek
W. Main St
Ralph LeMoine
3Rd
Ralph Shannon
Main St
Glen McFarlane
Iowa Ave
Vernon Crull
Walter Rukgaber
Washington St
W. Vr. Salterberg
Robert Reaney
A. C. Durst
DY. L. Carhaugh
Potluck Luneh
Saturday Community Sale At City Feed Yard
A sequence of local auctions listed for Washington area readers includes Feb 12 sale by S. P. Finch & Son four miles south of Washington featuring 75 head of horses and mules. Feb 14 closing out sale by Hiram Coakley eight miles southwest on Brighton road. Feb 15 sale by Charley and Fort Nicola eight miles southwest of Washington.
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City Feed Yard
S. P. Finch & Son
Washington
Hiram Coakley
Brighton Road
Charley
Fort Nicola
Local Club Meetings and Supper Events Scheduled
The Friendship club meets at Miss Lydia Juze ler's home next Friday February 9 at 2 00 PM. The Jolly Quilting group meets Mrs Prank Karlis Friday February 9 for quilting and a pot luck. Pythian Sisters of West Chester host a pot luck supper Friday evening February 9 for sisters families and K of P. Unit No 7 of the M E church gathers at Mrs W L Rupga ber Friday February 9 at 2 30 PM with handwork displays. Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church meets Friday February 9 at 2 30 PM at Mrs Silas Korf. T A of the Heights school hosts a le social Friday February 12 at 7 30 PM with program and games. Daughters bring two dishes to pass to G A R hall. Evening Literature Dept of the Fortnightly meets Monday February 9 at 7 45 PM at Carroll Forge's home noting a change of place.
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Pythian Sisters
West Chester
K. of P
M. E Church
W. L. Rukgaber
Woman's Missionary Society of Presbyterian Church
Silas Korf
Becaie
Carroll Forge
Glendale Telephone Company Annual Meeting Date
The Glendale Telephone company announces its annual meeting will be held at Washington city hall on Saturday afternoon February 16 at 9 30 sharp.
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Glendale Telephone Company
Washington City Hall
Daughters of Union Veterans Host Monday Pot Luck
The Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War plan a noontime pot luck dinner for veterans, their wives, and widows, scheduled for Monday. The event focuses on fellowship and honoring those who served.
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Daughters of
Sunday Social Notices From Washington R1
Mrs Daisy Simmering reports a busy Sunday with visits to Howard Baker J Linder George Chalupa Fred Kephart and others. Alvin Kephart Eugene Chalupa Morse Putman and family are mentioned with school duties and sickness affecting attendance.
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Washington, R. 1
John Shebeeck
Howard Baker
Charles Anderson
J. Linder
Alvin Kephart
Eugene Chalupa
Washington
Morse Putman
Morse
Frank Sehneider
Fred Chalupa
Ed Chalupa
Evelyn
George Chalupa
George Hopping
Howard Hopping
Fred Kephart
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