Chicago Hog and Cattle Prices Move in Mixed Directions
Chicago market report shows hogs at 23 000 head with direct sales 6 000 and prices mostly 10 lower. top hogs at 10.05, lighter weights and sows down. Cattle receipts 6 000, steady with beef steers 11.50 to 14.00, yearlings 8.00 to 13.00, cows 6.00 to 7.50, calves 6.00 to 11.00, feeder and stocker cattle 4.00 to 8.50. tomorrow's receipts projected at 20,000.
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Chicago
Hampshire
Emerson
Rock Island
Livestock Receipts and Bid Ranges Reported
Receipts for tomorrow expected around 8,000 with sheep listed at 14 000 steady and lambs 10.00 to 10.50. Commons move 5.00 to 9.00, yearlings 7.00 to 9.60, ewes 3.60 to 5.00 and feeders 9.00 to 10.06. Estimated receipts Wednesday about 10,000.
Chicago Produce Market Summary and Receipts
Chicago market notes show egg receipts at 6 054 cases with firsts and extras around 22 to 23 percent, butter steady to firm with high extra firsts and seconds, poultry prices steady to firm including leghorns and ducks, potatoes on track with 274 on hand and 46 arrivals plus 325 shipments.
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Chicago
Market St
Cash Corn Prices and Receipts Reported in Chicago
Chicago mixed corn prices range No. 5 at 55 percent No. 4 yellow 59 No. 6 yellow 54 to 57 and No. white 56 to 57. Receipts totaled 90 cars in the session.
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Cash
Chicago
Residence editorials and reader notes on winter travel
The Evening Journal notes readers in warmer climates may be glad they are not here and mentions locals Keith Herr of Wellman and Dale Darbyshire visiting town. Herr shoveled himself out once, while Darbyshire, from Crawfordsville, arranged for his Evening Journal to continue during winter.
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The
Evening Journal
Keith Herr
Wellman R. 1
Keith
Shim
Dale Darbyshire
Crawfordsville
Dale
Uninhabitable Bahamas remark quoted in farm family tale
Alvin C. Hasty of Homestead Farms near Kalona is mentioned in a social fragment where a joke about sending a wife to the Bahamas arises. The piece notes Hasty staying by the fire while his son was in town Monday and comments on the home as a social center for meals and merriment in all seasons.
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Alvin C. Hasty
Kalona
Farmers to Sell Livestock and Grains as Partnership Dissolves
O C Patterson of Straw College area notes good weather and roads with little mud hindering sales this week and next. Jeffrey and Walace plan a sale Wednesday on route 161 north of Haskins, followed by Davis-Hoyle sale Thursday three miles west of Washington on No 2. Sale items include cattle hogs corn hay and other livestock and grain as partners dissolve.
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C. O. Davis
Washington
Jeffrey and
Walace
Haskins
Davis-Hoyle
R. Wallace
Hoyle
Davis
News Notes by the Journal's Subscription Native
D F Macon of the Journal writes on subscription topics and local reader interest. The column reflects historical newsroom practices and community updates in a concise note.
Locals and Visitors Share News and Cattle Deals
Lowsky and Howard Baker of near Havre visited Monday. Mrs Ode Ferguson spent the weekend with her daughter near Havre and returned on the Burlington. Washington R 4 Cloyd Knupp and Kenneth Watson and others from Washington were visitors Monday. George Canott north of Haskins said it was cold about 5 am. Roy Foss of Ainsworth R 2 and Dick Peters from Brighton discussed snow. Angus cattle dealer Billy Cooper will sell at Whitaker sale. W H Cooper and Hedrick Iowa farm well known. Martin Whittaker returned from Chicago after selling cattle. Mrs M Hollinger learned of the death of her son Russell Fordyce in Emmetsburg, Iowa after a gun accident in Audubon, Iowa. Frank Fordyce died Jan 28 1985. Mrs Fordyce ill and stayed in Iowa City hospital last fall then at Hedrick home in November. Mr and Mrs John Van Svoc, Tom Swift, Pat Swift, Fred Zieg and friends react to the news.
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Dick Peters
Brighton
Billy Cooper
Whittakers
W. H. Cooper
Hedrick
Iowa
M. Hollinger
Irene Fordyce
Emmetsborg
Russell Pordyce
Audubon
Carroll
Frank Fordyce
Fordyce
University Hospital
Iowa City
Helinger
Fmmetahere
John van Svoc
Tom
Pat Swift
Fred Zieg
The Bishop Misbehaves opens at Fox theater this week
The English mystery comedy The Bishop Misbehaves, produced by John Golden and written by Frederick Jackson, moves from Broadway to the screen with Walter Conn playing a starring role as it releases Wednesday and Thursday at the Fox theater.
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Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Siage
Fox Theater
Frederick Jackson
John Golden
Walter Con
Screen Version Cast and Lead Pairing Highlights
Edmund Gwenn stars as the title role with Maureen O Sullivan as the heroine and Norman Foster as the romantic lead in the screen version. Gwenn brings London stage prestige while O Sullivan rises after Garbo hit Anna Karelia.
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Nelly
Edmund Gwenn
London
New York
Maureen
Maureen O'Sullivan
Garbo
Anna Kareia
Norman Foster
Frank Bentley Dies at Home in Crawfordsville
Crawfordsville on January 21 reported the death of Frank Bentley of Waterloo from heart trouble. He had visited his sister here many times. Mrs. J. S. McCreary learned of his passing. her daughter Mina McCleary of Keota attended.
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Nellie Manners
Crawfordsville
J. S. McCreary
Frank Bentley
Waterloo
Welding shop offers permanent repairs for furniture
Orville, Jim and Ralph operate a furniture repair business at 115 KE Second 29018 and promote permanent repairs over patchwork. They invite customers to come in and get acquainted while Scott Furniture Co. of West Branch hosted weekend visitors with Mrs. Mary McCoy.
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O. K
Orville
Jim
Ralph
Scott Furniture Co
West Branch
Mary McCoy
Elephants Demonstrate Headstand Urge in Despair
The article notes that teaching an elephant to stand on its head is difficult, while a cow elephant will do so in a frenzy of despair. It highlights the animal's unusual behavior and emotional state.
Closing out sales and cattle auctions northwest of Washington
A sequence of local sale notices lists closing out sales and livestock events near Washington and Noble. Names include R Wallace, Hoyle and Davis, Knotek Pros, C R Gallagher, Frank McAvoy, W H Cooper, WA Phillips place, Shebeck and Hoyle, Tony Shalla estate, A W Shalla, Murray Smylie, plus weekly community and yard sale schedules at City Feed Yard and Midway Bale Co.
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Knotek
C. R. Gallagher
Washington
Frank McAvoy
W. H. Cooper
Hedrick
Whittaker Sale Barn
Snowball School
Hoyle Farm
Phillips Place
Shebeck
Murray
Gale
Midway Bale Co
Columbus
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Sherman’s
Funeral Home Telephone
Erms Cash Mason
Howard Hoyle Whittaker
D. F
John Deere Day
Methodist Church
Marion and West 2Nd Street
Farmer's Implement Store
Washington, Iowa
Wifey
Bahamas
O O. C. Patterson
Straw College
D. F. Macon
Lowsky
Howard Baker
Near
Havre
Ode Ferguson
Sam Witting
Burlington
Huber
Washington R
Cloyd Knupp
Kenneth Watson
Harold Anderson
Bennie Schantz
Clarence Fulton
Albert Cherry
Glenn Schwartz
George Canott
North of Haskins
Roy Foss
Ainsworth R. 2
Martin Whittaker
L. H. Orr
Witting
Harness Shop
W. E. Augustine
Journal
Sid Greenblat
L. HH
Care Journal
Albert Mills
Monmouth
Cincinnati
John Care
Robert Eckles
Beulah Bridges
R. R
Selec
Tion
Weil
Sam Bak
Ovening Journal
Evening Journal Classified Advertising Department
Fox
Penney’s
Pemberon Williams
Howard Crawfordsville
John &. Long
Jonathan
Mapler
Rome
Dixie
L. H. Orr Land Co
Call
Riverside
L. A
Ardsley
McLellans
Penney's
Sorrell
Philco
Phillips & Hebner
Homer Stephen
Ream & Carson
Washington Oil Company
Lemmon's Pharmacy
Tseu
Dennison
Nico A & Harmon
Scott Furniture Company
Heinz & Opal Baby Foods
DeWit Food Market
Cain
H. I. Ward & Ca
Lee Colton
North Side Square
Bach
Brahms
Schumann
Reister & Sona Titse Pickes
Eas
Mel Crandall
Carl J. Roberts
Penney
H. L. Whittaker
Sinclair Station
Chevrolet
Auto Savage
Ramseyer Hatchery
Askea
Schmoeller's Clothing Exchange
Super Shell
Super Shell Ethyl
Silver Shell Gagolines
Shell Penn
Shell Motor
Silver Shell Oils
Shellubrication
Goodyear Tires & Accessories
Guy Knauss
Krnuss Shell Service
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