Chicago Market Reports Hogs Cattle Sheep and Produce
Chicago livestock markets show steady hog bids with 170 to 220 pound hogs at 3.50 to 3.60 and higher weights at 3.40 to 3.50. Cattle mostly 4.25 to 6.00 with tops to 7.10. stockers firm at 3.50 to 4.50. Sheep 4,000 reported, lambs scarce with 5.50 to 5.75 for good native and western lambs. Produce notes include butter unsettled, bees and poultry steady, potatoes on track with dull market.
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Healdover
Chicago Grain Futures Prices Report
Chicago grain table shows open high low and close in wheat corn oats and rye across May July and Sept contracts. Wheat May around 48 percent, corn May about 25 to 26 percent, oats May 16 percent, rye May 34 percent with several minor variations for July and September.
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Emerson
Bitter Tea of General Yen thrills at State Theater
The Bitter Tea of General Yen screens at the State Theater Sunday and Monday. Barbara Stanwyck stars as the emotional lead with Nils Aster as General Yen in a romantic tragedy praised for its acting and cast including Walter Connolly Gavin Gordon Lucien Littlefeld Toshia Mori and Helen Jerome Eddy.
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Nils Aster
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Gavin Gordon
Lucien Littlefeld
Toshia Mori
Helen Jerome Eddy
Laws to Regulate Air Traffic Taken Up by Legislature
Iowa lawmakers discuss aviation bills to tax aviation gasoline, create airport zoning, allow long term airport leases, harmonize with federal rules, enforce Iowa air law, and regulate barn storming. Senate and House aviation committees preview a joint session to draft measures aiding the growing industry.
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Mercer
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Cyclones Fall To Washington Demons In County Tourney
In Crawfordsville on Thursday afternoon the Cyclones lost 33 24 to the Washington Demons after a spirited contest. Referee Angus Moore, popular in the area, previously officiated many local games. The day also included a Women s Missionary Society meeting led by Mrs Marl Wimmer with talks by Mrs Hugh B Davis and Mrs N J Lease on foreign topics. Mrs Young tuned the radio to WOC Davenport for a special program. Miss Aldine Atiles, the evangelist, is conducting meetings in Pay.
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News Notes Of Our Neighboring Communities
The Journal’s subscription representative D. Macon reports community updates and local happenings from nearby towns. Includes brief notices, arrivals, and upcoming events affecting readers in the region.
Patterson notes shifts in area farms and visits
Frank J. Patterson reports the Paul Hous eal family will move from the Spenner farm southeast of here to a farm southeast of Washington. Mr Spenner plans to move from Kalona onto his own farm for the coming year. Mrs Eseuer has been unwell these weeks. Fred Potsander Albert Wei and Paul Houseal called at the Bryan Nicholson home.
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F. E. Spenner
Here
Washinton
Spenner
Kalona
Joe Eseuer
Fred Potsander
Albert Weiand
Bryan Nicholson
Preaching Services Next Sunday at M E Church
Rev Frank Ward of Cedar Rapids will conduct preaching services after Sunday school next Sunday afternoon Feb 19 at the M E church. Everyone welcome. Wahn West Lulu and Cecil Brown visited the Paul House on Sunday evening. Holy Trinity church youths will present the home talent play A Simon Pure Simpleton at the Casino hall Feb 26. Louis Morel, former chief examiner in the Division of Chemistry, remembered.
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Cedar [Rapids
M. E
Wahn West
Lulu
Cecil Brown
North English
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