Chicago Livestock Market Report January 5
Hogs at Chicago reach gains with 28,000 head traded including 16,0060 direct. Cattle and calves largely steady with limited good and choice demand. Hogs show top 3.75, wholesale strength over prior day, while cattle show mixed weights and prices across steers cows and vealers. Sheep volume at 10,000 with undertone firm toward higher end. Feeding lambs 50 to 75 lbs zoned at 6.00 to 6.65.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Act
Chicago Market Report Promises Steady Prices and Strong Receipts
Chicago markets show firm produce with receipts totaling 4 411 cases including extra firsts 22 percent and currants 19 percent. Butter remains steady with 7 478 tubs and multiple quality grades, while poultry and Marett products stay firm amid varied truck and car shipments and modest gains in ducks turkeys and roosters. Potatoes trend slightly stronger.
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Chicago
Marett
Corn Prices Reported in Chicago Trade
Cash corn prices in Chicago on January 5 show No. 2 yellow at 50 percent, No. 3 yellow at 59 percent. New corn bids include No. 3 mixed at 48 percent, No. 2 yellow at 59, and No. 3 yellow at a similar level.
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Cash
Chicago
U.P
Macentian
Belgium and Percheron Horse Sale at Columbus Junction
A Tuesday auction near Columbus Junction features 50 head of Belgium and Percheron stock including 35 young Belgian Percheron horses, mares, geldings, colts, and 15 serviceable work horses. The sale also lists cattle, calves, hogs, and various farming gear with buyers expected from eastern Iowa. Horses are described as high class and well broke, raised within 15 miles. Bring consignments Monday or Tuesday morning.
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Columbus Junction
Iowa
Roosevelt and Prosperity by A B Swift from Washington Iowa
A letter praising President Roosevelt argues the New Deal era brings jobs and stability. The writer claims millions are employed, workers receive meals, and prosperity spreads through circulation of wages. Foreigners and tax issues are discussed, with loyalty and patriotism framed around American Indians as the true citizens.
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Roosevelt
A. B. Swift
Washington
Iowa
Grain quality notes and car receipts summary
Readable text lists sample grades and color codes for grain quality. Receipts show 32 cars. No clear event or names present.
Alice in Wonderland at the Fox with Charlotte Henry
Paramount presents Alice in Wonderland at the Fox this Sunday and Monday. Charlotte Henry stars as Alice after winning a five month international search among seven thousand candidates. Norman McLeod directs a cast including Richard Arlen W C Fields Cary Grant Mae Marsh and more in a faithful adaptation of Carroll’s tale.
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Paramount
Lewis
Carroll
Charlotte Henry
Alice
Norman Mcleod
Richard Arlen
Roscoe Ates
Gary Cooper
Eon Errol
Louise Fazenda
W. C. Fields
Skeets Gallagher
Cary Grant
Raymond Hatton
Edward Everett Horton
Roscoe Karns
Baby LeRoy
Mae Marsh
Polly Moran
Jack Oakie
Edna May Oliver
May Robson
Charlie Ruggles
Alison Skipworth
Ned Sparky
Ford Sterling
Her Sweetheart on Screen At State Theater
Sandy Hook notes praise for Marie Dressler and Lionel Barrymore in the film Her Heartbeat or Her Sweetheart, a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer adaptation of The Late Christopher Bean. The two stars deliver humor and drama as Abby, an old servant entangled by a priceless painting and ensuing intrigue.
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Marie Dressler
Lionel Barrymore
Christopher Bean
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayers
Abby
Barrymore Shines as Obsessed Doctor in Intriguing Drama
The review highlights Barrymore’s portrayal of the kindly old Dr Haggett who grows consumed by the lure of riches, delivering a portrayal praised for intensity and humanity alongside strong supporting performances.
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Barrymore
Dr. Haggett
News Notes Of Our Neighboring Communities
Community brief from the Journal's Subscription Representative D. Macon highlights local happenings in neighboring towns. Short items note social events, church gatherings, and a few civic announcements.
Forrest Fandsen sale draws large crowd at rural auction
A January sale of Forrest Fandsen drew a very large, far traveling audience. Horses brought 150 dollars, corn 36 1/2 cents a bushel, hay four fifty a ton, oats 27 1/2, straw 22 cents a bale, chickens 52 cents each. The M K E ladies aid served a notable lunch as onlookers observed lively bidding and friendly chatter.
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Randsen
M. EK
Ralph Doughtery
Hundred-year-old villager quotes to a vacationist
A vacationist asks an old villager about age. The elder replies he is a hundred. The visitor questions future longevity. The villager muses on strength since beginning the first hundred. W. C. Hotle of New Haven urges readers to keep their Evening Journal.
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W. C. Hotle
New Haven
Silvester W Mineart Attends Club Dinner At Guy Home
Sylvester W Mineart attended the covered dish dinner for the class of 1921 at Bob and Marjorie Guy's last Wednesday evening. Mrs. Margaret Miller and her children visit her parents Mr and Mrs Roy Hesseltine this week. The Indian Creek club's New Year's dinner at Dan Guy home drew forty one guests with roast chicken, gravy, baked beans, salads, ice cream and cake. Guests included the Harry Stacy family and Mrs Ada Davis. The day featured music and visiting, with thanks to Dan and Laura for hospitality.
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Sandy Hook
Corpman
Chilren
Clara Garrett
Chicago
Garrett
Will Dunbar
Ed Randolph Kelseys
Dale Jones
Donald Tucker
Clarence Grosscup
Roy Hesseltine
Gladys
Noah Farriars
Jim Thompson
Taylor Stout
Bil) Coy
Billy
Paul McClintie
Christine Mineart
Bertha Klopfenstein
Cloyce Rathmel
Josie Rich
Moline
Grandpa Rich
Johnnie
Sam Hesseltine
Guy
May Hesseltine
Orval Farriers
Charley Farriers
O. M
Archie Farriers
Will Stout
Brighton
Stouts
Wiekconsin
Red Garrett
Beverly
Jessie Bower
Ethel Lamansky
Honolulu
Salvation Army
Margaret Miller
Indian Creek Club
Dan Guy
Harry Stacy
Ada Davis
Dan
Laura
Local families share a Sunday gathering in Egypt
Mr and Mrs Joe Laney and daughter join Mr and Mrs Joe Liska and family at the Joe Ssoukup home. The Kalla and Kallaus families host Patricia Ann and Ed Kallaus at their homes. The Horak, Mallebky, and Sojka households also visited relatives Sunday evening.
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Wess Sojka
George Sojka
Slogan Sought For U S Soldiers War Efforts
The column notes historical war cries from the Revolutionary and Mexican eras and discusses a proposed slogan for U S soldiers. It also reports a cold Friday morning in Washington Iowa with residents Ode Ferguson Henry Weigman and Geo Miller among morning callers and local bidders at a Frandsen sale.
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United States
Washington
Iowa
Quality honey claims cure anemia amid Swiss test note
A siren of health claims cites a Swiss physician test and a group of children, promising daily honey for health. The letter asks to attach the record to each jar, signed by Robt. BE. Lowe of 781 Black for Quality honey, urging daily use.
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Switzerland
BE. Lowe
Local visits from Kansas trip and neighbor gatherings
The report lists numerous social visits across families including Sojkas kin in Kansas with Mr. and Mrs Henry Kiene, Ed Beranek, Klein, Preby, and Beranek families visiting homes of Kallans and De Wulf. Activities span last Tuesday and Saturday evenings with children present.
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Kansas
Sojkas
Henry Kiene
Keota Families Host New Year Visits Amid Winter Weekend
Mrs Everette Par ven and baby daughter visited the Fagen home in Keota over Sunday and Monday. Eloise Sheets stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs Otto Sheeta. Dorothy and Leland Sheetz attended a New Years party nearby.
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Tyrone
Everette Parven
Fagen
Keota
Eloise Sheetz
Otto Sheeta
Dorothy
Leland Sheetz
FOR SALE PORTABLE SMOKE HOUSES AND MISC ADS
Classified notices show multiple sales and notices including portable smoke houses priced at $6.50 from Rusby Ming Company, circulating heating stoves, presh eggs listings, good plow horses, acreage for sale east of town, apples priced 50 to 70 cents per basket, and other local items. Local names include Mrs Joe Wolfe, Cloyce Stewart, Albert Hahn, Eddie Lenninger, Richard and Dorothy Sheetz, Walter Sheets, Frank Smith, Oscar Mourer, and Clarence Reighard. Community mentions note a week of vacation and school resuming Tuesday morning with various social visits and deliveries.
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Albert
Moth Choice About Nest Patterned Leaves
A sphingid moth lays eggs on two leaf patterns. Eggs hatch into two differently colored caterpillars each adapted to its specific leaf pattern.
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Belgium
Percheron Horse Sale
Midway Sale Co
Columbus
Mgr
Roosevelt & Prosperity
Lincoln
England
Dressler
J. Barrymore
Pat Swift
Macon
Joe Podari
Bill Martin
Ainsworth
Ralph Orris
Glenn Huston
Ralph Orr
Crawfordsville
Guy Bros
Walt Patterson
James
Ross Pence
Wellman
T. H. Lowry
Geo. Goble of
John Timmerman
Abi
Sylvester Wmineart
Bob and
Marjorie Guy
Eve
Egypt
Arthur Beranek
Lawrence
Mexico
Alamo
Maine
Huerta
Ode Ferguson
Ode
Henry Weigman
Geo. Miller
Son George Jr
Chris R. Gingersteh
Georges M. Fulton
West Chester
Ed Beranek
John Horak
Fred Klein
Virginia Lea
Ed Preby
Hubert Beranek
Ed Kallans
Joe Sonkup
Anthony Marek
Harry Horak
Velma
Jim Beranek
Joe Beranek
Albert Novy
Rene de Wulf
Junior
Everette Preby
Pred Klein
Tyrone Eloise Sheets
Musberger
Musburger Market
Musburger
Wisconsin
Caseys' Cafe
Frank Vieira
T. E. Maxwell
Chas. Bartholow
I. L. Colthurst
Wm. Hesseltine
Lrighton R
Frank Lake
Dee
Rusby Ming, Company
Don Woods
Joe Wolfe
Cloyce Stewart
Melo Kallous
Jess
Journal
Dodge
Pontiac
Ed Sorrell
Frank Godfrey
Mrs. CC
Barr
Black
Inquire Journal
City Feed Yard
Red Mort Chance
Stove
Caldwell & Burger
Ira Rathmel
C. Kk. Root
East Main Street
J. K. Zeek
Green
Riverside
Brennan Farm
A. FP. Smith
West
Boonest
Marshalltown
H. and A. Bakery
Bine
Washington County
National Farm Loan Assn
Federal Land
Sidney Moore
Secu
Washington State Bank
Herman’ Aera Ambulance Service
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