Unscago Livestock Market Report Chicago January 1940
Hogs 25,000 nationwide including 22,000 direct. weights light to heavy mostly steady to up 10. packing sows steady to 8.10 top. pigs 6.10 to 6.10. Cattle 500. week’s change mixed with gains in fed steers and yearlings, higher on replacements, light heifers and yearlings weaker. Sheep 10,000 with 8,000 direct. many lamb loads 8.00 to 8.65, some 8.75 unsold. week totals higher across fat and feeding classes, lambs 8.25 to 8.75, natives mixed.
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Packing Sons
Cash Grain Market Report Highlights Chicago Prices
Old and new Wheat Corn and Oats futures listed for March May and July, with opening highs lows and closes. Prices show modest shifts across March and May contracts for Wheat at 81 percent and 83 to 84, Corn near 69 to 72, Oats around 23 to 33, Rye at 42 to 43, reflecting market fluctuations and new vs old quotes.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain Embauy Listing Mixed Grain Quotes
Grain quotes from Chicago show mixed prices: Wheat at 80 percent, Corn around 64 to 67 percent, yellow 72 to 68 percent across various lots, white and whi samples at 56 to 69, oats 32 to 33 percent, barley 41 to 64, timothy 8.75 to 0, clover 14.75 to 22.60. The text appears as fragmented market data with several grade indicators and percent figures.
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Embauy, San, Sr
Legal Notice in Washington County Real Estate Suit
In the District Court of Washington County Iowa a notice announces a petition by B Leichty et al to establish title to the north half of the northeast quarter of section thirty six and a described tract. The defendants and unknown claimants are notified to appear before noon on the second day of March 1931. failure means default and judgment against them. Attorney YL Brookhart represents the plaintiff.
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Ira B. Osborn
Hernhart Henn
W. P. Brazelton
Reuben Allen
Avaline Allen
Jane F. Brazelton
Thomas Campbell
Dann
Samuel Dann
Campbell
Minnis Bayer
Edward McCleery
First National Bank of Washington
J. M. Henley
Washington County Savings Bank
John Hentee
Jane Buffington
Joseph R. Slaughter
Joseph R. Schlatter
Magdalena Schlatter
Schlatter
John Kate Schlatter
Benwalatter
Peter Schlatter
Jacob Schlatter
Christian
Heo Schlatter
Benjamin Roth
Katie Conrad
A. Anderson
Wayland Savings Hank
Wayland
Iowa
Joseph S Roth
Washington County
Towa
Joseph Sentattejamin Schlatter
Nichols
District” Court
Fanny Roth
Land Mortzne
District Court
Court’ House
Washington
Brookhart
Jan Rontzeaa
Towa Livestock Market Des Moines Hog Receipts Day Volume
Combined hog receipts at 22 yards and 5 plants in interior Towa and southern Minnesota for the 24 hours ended 10:00 am were 21,200, up from 16,100 a week earlier. Prices ranged 6.60 to 7.80 for various weights, with loads and sows quoted accordingly.
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Towa Livestock
Des Moines
Towa
Minnesota
XENIA MARRIAGE REPORTS ROYAL WEDDING AND LOCAL NOTES
Xenia reports the marriage of Mrs Anna Southworth of Galesburg Michigan to Owen Pieharty of New Windsor Illinois at the home of her sister Mrs DD Stephens on New Year’s Day. Rev Krenmyre of Ainsworth Methodist Church officiated. The note also lists local social visits and upcoming events with residents including Al Cocklin Kalona Eugene Stephens and January 15 gathering. The Rio Grande is described as the boundary between the United States and Mexico with its river headwaters in the San Juan Mountains Colorado.
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Xenia
Jan
Anna [Southworth
Galesburg
Owen Pieharty
New Windsor
Ill
DD. Stephens
Krenmyre
Ainsworth Methodist Church
al Cocklin
Kalona
W. W. Mooresh
Ainsworth
Clarence Richards
Sam Henderson
Glenn Sands
Eugene Stephens
Onal P. Jeffrey
D. D. Stephens
RF Brown
Washington
Muscatine
Methodist Ladies Aid
Rio Grande
Mexico
San Juan Mountains
Colorado
No Choice Between Evils In Morning Household
A Florida Dimes Union quips about the daily dispute many wives face choosing which annoyance is greater the husband singing in the tub or growling at the breakfast table.
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Florida ‘Dimes Union
Community Notes from North Liberty and Nearby
Jan 6 reports show Mr and Mrs Joe Nebergall at Leslie Gates home. Mrs Olive Smith of Salem Oregon visits James Baird. Mrs Leech dies prompting family travels. Rad Miller family called to Ollie by mine events. Ralph Chorpening and Marcy Hesseltine, and James Baird visit Mt this week. Donald Heater vacationing with relatives.
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Verdi
Joe Nebergall
Leslie Gates
Will Bealer
North Liberty
Bealers
Olive Smith
Salem
Oregon
James Baird
Margaret Leech
Fairfield
Smith
Leech
Rad Miller
Ollie
Ralph Chorpening
Marcy Hesseltine
R. J. Chorpen Fing
Donald Heater
Ma Grand
Brighton Notes from the January Social and Local Business
Mrs F B Gera was honored at the Methodist Ladies Aid social and business meeting. Cora Pringle named vice president after Mrs Beauchamp moved to Boon. A new grocery store is planned by Melrose E Bedrick in the old By st building with living quarters for the proprietor. McFarland of Drakesville visits sister Mrs Ira Schafer. Isabel Cresswell returns to duties at the Quality Shop after a visit home in Ottumwa. Earl Neal and wife welcome an 8% pound daughter born January 8. Henry Speilman and family head to Fairfield for winter with daughter Mrs Earnest Peasley.
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Brighton
F. B. Gera
Methodist Ladies Aid
Cora Pringle
Beauchamp
Boon
Melrose
Bedrick
Famiels McFarland
Car Drakesville
Ira Schafer
Isabel Cresswell
Ottumwa
Earl Neal
Henry Speilman
Fairfield
Earnest Peasley
News Notes Of Our Neighboring January 10
January 10 notes recount town visits and local happenings around St Augustine, Ainsworth Ry 2, and nearby Keota. Mentions include residents returning to county home road 40, road improvements between Washington and West Chester, local farms and records, neighborly anecdotes about the Shaffers and Shaffer family humor, and a leadership move by Mayor Oswalt relocating to a Con d farm area with substantial property moved by four-wheel trailer.
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St. Augustine, Ainsworth
Parmers Savi
Oswalt
Wenworth Place
Brighton
Cond
Keota
Community gathering and visits across towns
The article lists numerous weekend visits and family gatherings in the region. Families such as the Curtis Snyder, Joe Wehr, Joe Schlatter, Glenn Tittle, and Gilbert Hotle households hosted or attended events. Several residents celebrated birthdays and welcomed a baby daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Sentt.
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W. C. Beit
Tom Carris
H. C. Banks
Wilbur Young
Towa City
Curtis Snyder
Paul Sparks
A.D. Moody
Glenn Little
Royal Robertson
Matt Wehr
Washington
Joe Wehr
Joe Schlatter
Crawfordville
Carlton Bowen
Lester Ilaubach
J. W. van Dyke
Galesburg
Leroy Richardson
Phyliss
Howard Reighard
Brighton
Roscoe Robertson
Walter Wolf
Cleo
W. C. Roberton
Arnford Richardson
Carroll Lee
D.C. Robertson
Lee Sanders
Glenn Tittle
Glenn
Ethel Marie
Alice Hotte
Will Edgars
Gilbert
Local Nobles households share New Year gatherings
Mrs JA Brey and Mr and Mrs J A Frey plus Roy Frey hosted and attended meals over New Year at various Noble area homes. Families including Bur lington Newton Coppock and Waylon were mentioned among visits. Emanuel Mennonite pageant and watch night service drew a large crowd at a local church with lunch served by the Pathia class.
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J. A. Brey
Elieren
Karl Frey
Burlington
Newton Frey
Coppock
Dave Hieiard
Near Waylon
Earl
Hington
Pleasant
Otto Prey
Vernon
Orlan
Mt Union
Stuck
Police Clash With Reds at Newark City Hall
Police officers rounded up leaders of a Communist demonstration that marched to City Hall in Newark New Jersey after attracting several hundred unemployed. A free-for-all erupted as Reds beat two officers and the leaders were jailed.
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Theity Hall
Newark
N. J
Unem
The Tig Trail Opens at Fox Theatre with Historic Authenticity
Film reviewer asserts The Big Trail offers a truthful portrayal of western pioneer life. John Wayne's Breck Coleman, a trailborn wanderer, befriends Indians and guides wagon train amid tensions with attackers, while directors emphasize authentic scenes and peace signals through zigzag wagon movements.
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Raoul Walsh
Fox Theatre
Fox
Breck Coleman
John Wayne
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