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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1936

Page

7

Chicago hog and cattle market summary Jan 3

Markets show uneven hog trading with bulls stronger. Top hog price reached 9.85 for 140 to 220 pound pigs, while 230 to 300 pound hogs sold 9.10 to 9.60. Cattle active with steers mostly 9.25 down to 7.50 and fat lambs firm to higher, with yearlings advancing to 10. Sheep and natives steady with lambs strong and ewes around 4.75 to 6.25. Estimated receipts: hogs 5,000. cattle 2,500. calves 600. sheep 5,000.

Chicago Best

Feeding Lambs Estimated Sheep Receipts Saturday

Feeding lambs dominates farm notes with an estimated 1,000 sheep receipts expected Saturday as part of regional livestock activity. Local markets prepare for arrival and grading.

Chicago Produce Market Report Summary

Chicago on January 8 reports mixed produce trading. Butter market steady with strong receipts and high extra firsts. poultry market weak with large receipts and varied poultry weights. potatoes on track with steady arrivals and overall dull market.

Chicago U.R

Corn and soybean market notes from Chicago trading

Chicago cash market reports mixed corn grades with No 2 yellow soybeans listed at 98. Receipts tally 63 cars. No 3 and No 4 yellow corn values fall within the 56 to 60 cent range, while white and other yellow grades show 58 to 59 cents.

Chicago U.P

Tame Used To Describe Land And Hay In Agriculture

The term tame refers to land or hay brought under cultivation. Literary Digest notes tame land means cultivated land and tame hay denotes hay produced under the same conditions.

Literary Digest

Hayes sale draws large crowd in Keota Iowa livestock sale

Report from Keota Iowa notes a large turnout for the Emmett Hayes sale with many cows and horses sold at 80 to 200 dollars. Buyers include J H Baird Harris Beese Julius Wulf Roy Fink and others. mentions Co D McCutchen and Col L H Rinner.

Emmett Co. D. McCutchen Col. L. H. Rinner Whittakers Roy Fink Priirie Flower Karl Booth Hayes

Grain price table with varied futures on Chicago market

Chicago January shows a grain table with wheat corn oats rye futures. Entries list May July and Dec contracts with small percentage moves and daily closings, including figures for open high low and close in typical market format.

Chicago

News Notes by D F Macon Journal Subscription Rep

D F Macon reports on subscription trends and reader engagement for The Journal, noting shifts in renewals, new signups, and promotional campaigns shaping the paper’s audience reach. He outlines strategies to boost renewals and attract ad-supported subscriptions.

Obituary of Mary Margaret Gordon Riec key

Mary Margaret Gordon Riec key born June 21, 1857 at Am boy Iowa in the Ainsworth vicinity died December 19, 1935 at 7 30 a m at her life home Crawfordville Iowa Funeral services were conducted by Rev Co W Cochran in the Methodist church where she had been a member for many years. Mrs Carl Hedees Mrs Retops Hampshire Mr Arthur Griffith and Mr

Mary Margaret Gordon Rieckey David and Rebecca Gordon Amboy Iowa Ainsworth Crawfordaville Co. W. Cochran Methodist Church Carl Hedees Retops Hampshire Arthur Griffith

Mary Margaret Gordon Rickey Obituary Record

Obituary for Mary Margaret Gordon Rickey of Crawfordsville Indiana born to Carl Hedges and Miss Benyg Klein. First husband Joseph Spencer Adams died 1879. two daughters S J Cocklin and W A Harper survive. Second husband Thomas W Rickey died 1916. Survived by three sisters and one brother with nieces and nephews. Revered Methodist active in church. remembered for kindness, sunshine, and inspirational work in the community.

Carl Hedges Washington Cate Bényg Klein Joseph Spencer Adams Crawfordsville S. J. Cocklin St. Paul Minnesota W. A. Harper Hollywood California Mr. Adams Thomas W. Rickey W. C. Huston Winfield Waldo Wells Adda McFarland Mary Margaret Gordon Rickey Ashe

Students Take Trip into Mexico Ends Safe at Home

Parsons college student Jane Jack Mills of Fairfield and two companions returned from a Christmas trip to Mexico. They left December 21 with Professors Sitger and Mann, traveled 600 miles into Mexico, faced a drunken driver collision near Oklahoma, were delayed, and safely reached home hours before Attorney Jordan reported them out of Mexico City.

Reota Jane Jack Mills Parsons College Fairfield Mexico Sean Jordan Joe Bramsby Council Bluffs Sitger and Mann Parsons Attorney Jordan Mexico City Oklahoma Louisiana St. Louis Alice Mille Keota Bill Bayliss Burlington Qazette Jordan of U. S. Conny

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