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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1934
Page
2
Chicago market data shows hogs total 21 000 with top prices around 6.00 for light weights while weights 140 to 160 pounds fetch 3.60 to 4.25. Cattle and calves total 16 000 with grain fed steers and yearlings firm and slaughter values listed by weight class. Sheep 12 000 with fat lambs steady to higher and slaughter lambs quotes from 7.50 to 8.50 for 90 pounds and up.
Chicago reports on July 5 and July 6 with price levels for eggs butter poultry potatoes and corn. Details include receipts quantities by product and grade, current and market standings, and variations in supply such as trucks cars tubs and shipments.
Temples in Japan install bells to draw divine attention as worshipers strike them while praying or thinking about other matters, reflecting a belief that bells serve as a bridge to deities.
Local notice announces a combination sale featuring 20 head of cattle, several hogs, 2000 ft native lumber including 2x4 2x6 and 2x8, 100 white oak posts 50 hedge posts and some furniture. Buyers are urged to bring offerings to sell.
Alexander Woolcott and Sinclair Lewis hail The Thin Man as the best American detective story with Dashiell Hammett’s work adapted by Metro Goldwyn-Mayer. The film opens Friday and Saturday at the State theater featuring William Powell and Myrna Loy in a witty mysterious tale.
The Journal’s July 5 notes report dry Fourth of July expectations, local celebrations in Wellman and Brighton, preparations for races and picnics, several residents visiting or returning, and multiple small updates on families, farms, vehicles, and subscriptions.
Holcomb & Hoke Mfg Co of Indianapolis seeks five distinct agents to sell Profit Machine equipment. Each prospect earns commissions averaging over $50 per sale and will work with dealers while selling direct. Applicants should be 30 to 55, own a car, provide bond, and pass a preappointment interview with training. Include qualifications, experience, and former employers’ names and addresses. Journal notice lists rental inquiry at end.
In Haskins July activities Mrs J E Tooth along with Ethel and Vivian visited the Jim Foster home last Wednesday. Harold Godlove joined by Mrs M D McCreedy, traveled to Vews City and back to visit relatives including John Godlove and Frank Embree. Harry McCreedy and little Tilly of Iowa City spent Friday with Mr and Mrs J B Creedy and Sam Murphy was seen at a local gathering.
Chicago grain prices show July ranges with bid and offer figures for wheat corn and oats. Rates fluctuate across months like July May September and December with close and year ago comparisons for several contracts.
Sunday visitors include Mr and Mrs Jas Murphy near Wellman and others from Washington Fairfield Ainsworth Columbus Junction Wallingford West Chester Harkins and Ellis Swisher area. Mrs Beaney ill. Elmer Crayne returned from visit. Mary Cherwinker called on J E Booth family.
North Prairie community notes record Miss Nell Adams and Maxine visiting the Ralph Oldfield home on Saturday. Mrs. John Patterson stayed a week with her mother in Burlington. Mrs. Bush is using crutches after a previous injury. Marcia Jean Fulton of Keota visited her grandparents Mr and Mrs E M Fulton.
The text notes ongoing improvement with crutches and mentions Mrs. Hazel Matthess and Mrs. KE. M. Fulton hosting the Merry Makers club with ice cream and cake. Farmers discuss rain, corn timing, and road work planned for Tuesday to prepare for the Fourth.
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