Chicago Livestock Report Highlights Mixed Hogs and Cattle Data
Chicago July 2 reports hogs totals near 30 000 with varied weights and prices from 3.50 to 4.90 for good and choice and sow ranges 3.50 to 4.35. Cattle and calves show 25 000 and 6 000 respectively with fat steers uneven and steady to 25e lower and slaughter cattle and she-wearers priced across weight classes from 4.75 to 10.25 for good and choice and lower grades 2.25 to 7.60.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Constipated 30 Years Aided by Old Remedy
Advertisement testimonial from Alice Burns praising Adilerika for relief after thirty years of constipation. Sherman Broy, druggists, in Ainsworth, notes by A EB Sands, druggist. The snippet presents a local retail claim and personal testimony without further medical detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Burns
Sherman Broy
Ainsworth
A. EB. Sands
Lodges Washington Lodge No 26 Regular Meeting Notice
Regular meeting of Washington Lodge No 26 A F and A M convenes on the first Friday of each month. Harry F E Turner serves as W M and A W Yard is secretary.
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Washington Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Harry FE. Turner
W. M
A. W. Yard
Railway Time Table for RL & P East and Westbound
Eastbound and westbound RL and P trains listed with depart and arrival times. Notes indicate California passengers discharges and stops at county seats and key towns. Includes mixed freight services Washington Oskaloosa branch and Brighton Fairfield Eldon and other stops.
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RL & P
Washington-Oskaloosa
California
F Paso
Brighton
Fairfield
Eldon
Belknap
Centerville
Seymour
Allerton
Princeton
Train Schedules From Washington in 1900 Era
Train numbers and departure times listed for Washington station. Southwest Limited trains No 25 and No 2 run daily with indicated early morning and late evening departures. Agent W C Bell signs the timetable.
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Apache
Golden State Limited
Cial Cocas
J. C. McKay
Provisions for New Farm Loans In drought area
Congressman E R C Eicher discloses new farm loan rules enabling Production Credit Corporation to lend up to 400 dollars to farmers for feed or seed. Loans secured by first lien on livestock or crops, with monthly limits by animal type, available through county Emergency Relief Admin offices and the Minneapolis PCA unit. Washington county committee members named: John F. Foster, O. Dayton, Richard Stephens.
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ER. C. Eicher
Washington, D. C
Farm Credit Administration
First Congressional District
Production Credit Corporation
S. M. Garwood
Emergency Relief Administration
Free of the Production Credit Corporation
Minneapolis
Washington County
John F. Foster
Main Street
Washington, CO
Dayton
West Chester
Richard Stephens
Ainsworth
News Notes Of Our Neighboring Communities
D F Macon reports on local happenings from surrounding towns. Brief items cover community events, gatherings, and notable occurrences, highlighting civic life and regional interests for readers beyond the main city.
Washington notes from a busy social Saturday
Mr and Mrs Ws Scott of Wellman attended a political convention while Mrs Scott shopped. Ainsworth visitors include Mr and Mrs R L Quinn and daughter and several others. West Chester and Coppock area farmers praised crops and future prospects. A Three Quarter Century celebration impressed Mr Morgan. Missouri visitor Geo Green spoke of sales differences. Local motorists shared experiences and a wedding suit mishap was recounted. Rain amounts varied, affecting farmers.
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Ws. Scott of
Wellman
Mr. Scott
Mrs Scott
R. L. Quinn
Ainsworth
Washington
Orval Thoma
Clark Wood
Ralph Boyd
Tom McGraw
Mr. Luers
Griggs
West Chester
D. G. Alliman
Wayland
Dr. Henderson
Live Stock Prices and Grading Summary
The report covers cattle and sheep markets with bids for feeder and stocker cattle mostly in the 2.50 to 5.58 range. Fat lambs are about 25 cents lower at sixto seven dollars per hundred. Slaughter lambs show 46 lb animals in the 7.75 to 8.65 band. ewes priced 1.50 to 2.25 depending on weight and grade.
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Mrestone
Washington Oi Company
Kalona Man Injured in Graveled Road Collision
Kalona June 30 Five o clock in the evening Martin Kern was in a passing accident when a large truck hooked the bumper of his car and whipped it across the road. Kern was thrown into the windshield, gashing his forearm and needing stitches. The truck driver fled the scene and Kern returned to Kalona for medical care.
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Kalona
Frank Pierce
Martin Kern
Mr. Kern
Kern
Chicago Produce Market Summary
Chicago reports varied produce activity on July 2. Eggs show a market easy with high receipts and mixed quality grades. butter remains steady with diverse grade mix. Poultry receipts include fowls springers and turkeys with notable grade splits. potatoes stay on track though market appears weak.
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Chicago
U.P
Yoder Takes Local Sinclair Oil Post in Kalona
John S and S. Yoder, son of Mr and Mrs Steve D Yoder, will start Monday as local representative for Sinclair Oil Co driving their truck out of Kalona He succeeds FE M at the post.
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John S&s. Yoder
Steve D. Yoder
Sinclair Oil Co
Kalona
FE. M
Cash Corn Prices in Chicago Market Report
Chicago cash corn prices for July 2 show No 2 yellow at 66 to 66.5 cents, No 2 yellow 60 to 63, No 4 yellow 60, and No 2 white 65 cents. Sample urede £ 614. Receipts 14 cars.
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Chicago
U.P
Early Ohio Roots of Children's Homes Law
The text recounts how a state appropriation in 1820 funded care and education for a dependent orphan Indian girl in Ohio. In 1864 a general assembly act allowed counties to establish children's homes, the first such law worldwide.
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Children’s Homes
Ohio
General Assembly
Weekend Visits Feed Local Social Roundup in Washington
Mr and Mrs Harve Armont and family of Des Moines visited the Hochatetler home Friday night. Arthur Duval of Gary Indiana joined Ger ald Teets family for the weekend. Mrs Teets and Mr Duval are sisters. Mrs Harry Horesowsky of Kalona and Mrs Joe Kos of Richmond spent the day in Washington. Corrinne Taylor of Iowa City visited the M N Adams home. Ed Shetler was a business visitor in Iowa City Friday. Lorene Rowe is recovering from pneumonia. the nurse was released Wednesday. Mrs J F Grady will sing two numbers at the Saturday night band concert. Mr and Mrs C L Drolinger Ralph and Junior will leave Tuesday for relatives in Cobure and Reg Oak in southwestern Iowa.
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Harve Armont
Tes Moines
M. E
V. D. Hochatetler
Arthur Duval
Gary
Ind
Gerald Teets
Teets
Mrer Duval
Harry Horesowsky
Kalona
Joe Kos
Richmond
Washington
Corrinne Taylor
Iowa City
M. N. Adams
Ed Shetler
Lorene Rowe
J. F. Grady
C. L. Drollinger
Ralph
Junior
Iowa
Cobure
Reg Oak
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Richer
D.F. Macon
Ode Ferguson
Grosscup
Coppock
Mr. Swartzendrubher
Ode
Emil Anderson
Route 4
T. J. Harvey
Near
Glendale
Ed Wenger
Colum
W. M. Darbyshire
Wm. Bruty
Washington R 2
A. E. Horner
al Morgan
Clay
Mr Morgan
Geo. Green
Missouri
Krause
Elmer Roth
W. F. Lemon
Crawfordsville
Geo. Gables
Columbus Junction
Tom Lahey
Yoder
Sinclair CO
Children's Homes
Astor Bride
Tra L. Ain
Ellen Tuck French
John Jacob Aston
Trinity Church
Newport
KR. L
We West
HA. KE. Busby
the Evening Journal
Horges
Plank
Mr. Yoder
Andrew Sciacca
Roadgate
Eclipse Lumber Co
Optometry
Homer Stephen
Journal
Stander
Dixie Pep
Washington Oil Company
Lion
Joan Miller
Green
Checago
Fal I Wyse
Wilbus Stichardson
Wood
Birka
Tom Sterling
Piper Grain and Milling Co
Riverside
South Bend Enamel Range
Wilson Coal Co
Government
Mhcense Westphal
Léeodu
Washington Reister Creamery
POR Sale
Buckwhead
Henry Berdo
J. M. Goodwin
Ti&i
Lupton
Fred Netswanger
Schmoeder
Spalding
Nicola & Harmon
Lemmon’s Pharmacy
Simpson Finance Company
Esulis
Ralph Keller
J. B. Clyde
Near Square
Gibson Pany
H. J. Ward & Co
National Farm Loan Assn
Federal Land Bank
Sidney Moore
Secy
Washington State Bank
Herman's Funeral Home
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