Livestock Market Report Chicago July Hogs Cattle Sheep
Hogs around 8 500 head with market about steady from Friday. top 4.85 for food 3.15 weights. Heol 210 lbs 4.75 downward. shipments 5.06. Cattle 2 000. fed steers and long yearlings up to 25 cents. grass fed calves 25 to 0 lower. vealers 50 to 75 cents higher 6.59 to 9.00. extreme top 10.40. week end quiet. Sheep 5 000. week ending Friday 28 doubles from feeding stations 27 600 direct. fat lambs 25 cents lower. yearlings and aged sheep little changed 5.59 to 6.75.
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Chicago
Market Report From Chicago Poultry and Produce Trade
Market steady receipts include 14 trucks of fowls 12 percent spring ers 22 broilers 18 Jeghorns 9 ducks 14 gees 11 tur keys 14 roosters 4 Jeghorn broilers 14 Potatoes on track 251 rivals 284 shipments 1 155 market firm
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Chicago
Springers
Broilers
Jeghorns
Ducks
Gees
Turkeys
Roosters
Jeghorn
Chicago Cash Grain Market Report Summary
Chicago cash grain report shows July prices for wheat corn oats rye with bids and bids fluctuating. No 1 yellow corn at 60 cents, No 2 yellow 59, No 2 white 92 with 44 cars receipts reported.
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Chicago
U.P
Robbery reported at Farmers Savings Bank Packwood
A Tuesday afternoon robbery at Farmers Savings Bank of Packwood netted about 100 dollars in currency. Two unmasked men were arrested the next day and officers express confidence in捕捕捕 capturing the guilty parties.
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Richland
Farmers Savings Bank
Packwood
Gladys Fitch
Iowa City
F. Pitch
Raymond Callister
Keote
Lula Callister
Margaret Jean Sniders
Washington
O. F. Harlan
Donald Harlan
St. Louis
Fred W. Smith
Sallig Chacey
W. Ward
Nettie Schollenberger
Los Angeles
Keota
T. Swanson
Kelmond
Swaneon
St. L. Depot
WC McLin
Madeline Shultz
KR. Wallace
Dallas Center
Dora “Ean
Fairfield
Local Installations and Society Event in Columbus Junction
Columbus Junction July 7 Officers of the local Fledge will be installed Tuesday evening. The Whatsoever society will be entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. G W Weber and Mrs. Henrietta Salmon in the Methodist church parlors. Donald James and Robert Reaney visited the Century of Progress this week.
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Columbus Junction
G. W. Weber
Henrietta Salmon
Donald James
Robert Reaney
Century of Progress
Bernie in Shoot the Works at State Theater Sunday
Amusements note that Bernie, a musical figure, stars in Paramount’s Shoot the Works coming Sunday at the State theater. He plays a band leader, starting with a five piece orchestra and ending with a seventeen piece cabaret band. The film, directed by Wesley Ruggles from an Hecht and Fowler play, features Jack Oakie Dorothy Dell Arline Judge and six songs by Gordon Nevel Rainger and Robin.
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Ten Bernie
Paramount
State Theater
Bernie
Wesley Ruggles
Ben Hecht
Gene Fowler
Jack Oakie
Dorothy Dell
Arline Judge
Youey
Gordon and
Nevel
Rainger
Robin
Local Notes and Obituaries From NIRA Area
Mrs J B Hanley condolences for sister Lottie in Canada noted. Jim Hanley visited Sigourney Friday. Community celebrations at Wellman and Iowa City on the Fourth. Mrs Mary Green visited Charlie Greens for the holiday. Fences removed along No 2 percent and grading prep reported. Culverts nearing completion. Groffs drug well on creek for Jas Hanley referenced.
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Jim Hanley
Sigourney
Our People
Wellman
Iowa City
Mary Green
Charlie Greens
Jas Hanley
News Notes Of Our Neighboring Communities
D F Macon reports brief items from nearby towns gathered by the Journal's subscription representative. Short notes cover local events, changes, and happenings in surrounding communities.
Journal notes from Washington area visitors and local life
July reports describe cool weather and farmers checking fields. Local residents including H R Moore Joe McConnell C O Dayton Lloyd Foster and Milburn Underwood are noted in Washington and nearby towns. Citizens discuss corn, farms, mail routes, and a daily home newspaper's value.
Gentle farm scene mixed with harvest references
The passage notes Dillinger passing by and praises two gentlemen for their home and generosity. It mentions their mules and children, corn being washed for the year, and neighbors in Zenno and Valley planning soybeans. It ends with remarks on threshing, Marilyn Macon at a hospital, and a playful line about beans and dinner.
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Dillinger
Faily
Zenny
Valley
Zenno
Deserbine travel tales and small town notes from 1919
The column records a farmer wife in Ainsworth selling eggs on Dec 12 1919 and Dec 20 1919 at various prices. It mentions Geo Miller RK renewing a daily subscription and Ed Knupp in California reporting an auction of calves in Orville Ohio. Local residents W Davis RR L Keyser and Margaret Corbin are noted with brief movements and anecdotes.
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Ainsworth
Ed Knupp
California
Orville, Oho
Wellman News Roundup of Summer Travel and Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Kant Miler plan July 4 departure for Clear Lake and Minnesota Wisconsin lakes, staying around the lakes for summer. Grandma Mary Green of Keota visits Charlie Green family, returns Sunday. Mrs Howard Ayers and Hazel visit relatives. Grant Miller, Albert Roupe on local business. Charlie Mayer reports health improvements for Mrs Mayer and Mr Mayer with some mobility. Dr Yoder reports for CCC work at Fort Snelling, to depart soon. Incident: stray bullet injures Mrs John M Yoder. she recovering. Margaret Popham hosts July 4 pot luck with multiple relatives and visiting Chicago guest Miss Margaret Jones.
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Green
Lester Dianeys
Howard Ayers
Miss Hazel
Ottumwa
Grant Miller
Iowa City
Albert Roupe
Charlie Mayer
A. L. Braden
War Department
Fort Sneling
CCC
Yoder
Fort Snelling
John M. Yoder
Jason Yoder
John M Yoder
Margaret Popham
Flora
Visiting neighbors and local events fill week in Iowa City area
A lengthy note lists visitors and gatherings around Iowa City and nearby towns including Chicago area trips, July Fourth celebrations, family visits, and Sunday church events. People named include Miss Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Newton Romine, Frank Mayers, O Bert Godber, Harris Poster family, Nellie Newland, Fred Boland, R L Dowting, Walter Leighton, A L Braden, Amy M Glass, and others with travels to Cedar Rapids and Denver.
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Chicago
Miss Jones
Newton Romine
Keota
Frank Mayers
Howard Gardner
O. Bert Godber
Wellman
Francis Lemley
Kalona
Marjorie Smith
Washineton
Henry
Martha Poster
B. C. Foster
Nellie Newland
Lida Jones
Jones
Marshalltown
Fred Boland
Williamsburg
Ralph Snavely
R. L Dowting
Walter Leighton
Cedar Rapids
William J. Wadeson Duane
Shelley
A. L. Braden
Cordelle
Iowa City
Fardiey Pell Jr
Amy M Glass
Martha Capels
Bobby
Billy
Vancouver
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Iowa
Dublin
S. E
Haskins
Marion Avenue
City of Washington
Young America School
C. M
See
Martha Butler
Roosevelt Hotel
New York
Sherman
Nira
J. B. Hanley
Nima
Joe Hradek
Lottie
Canada
D. F. Macon
H. R. Moore
Joe McConnell
Glen Been Blossom
Wilbur Beemblossom
Joe Krotz
C. O. Dayton
Lee Wallace
Will Wallace
Near West Chester
E. D. Sowash
C. Patterson
Straw College
Lloyd F. Foster
Milburn Underwoods of
Mats
A. H. Hesseltine
Crawfordsville
Sehmoellers Bros
Amerson Bank
Frank Embree
Jax. W. Combs
David H Kleese
Dave
E. F. Bauer
West Chester
Harold Miller
Lem Logan
Ben Holts
Howard Brown
Walter Statler
R. L. Augustine
Ralph
Perry Dean
Marilyn Macon
Trav
Geo. Miller RK. 3
Mr. W. Davis
RR. L. Keyser
Margaret Corbin
Washington, Ia
New York City
Wellman News
Db VY. Yoder
Epworth League
Thos. Osborn
St. John’s Lutheran
Journal
Wilson Coal Co
Schaefper
Lytle
Woward
Want-ad Department
Ud. Kady
Eclipse Lumber Company
Simpson’ Finance Company
Lupton
Fred Neiswanger
the Evening Journal
Nicola & Harmon
Dexter
Juleaber Hardware Store
Nicola & Harmon Sports Dept
J. DD
Care Journal
J. M. Goodwin
Schmoelter
Gibson Pany
Westphal the Jeweler
Ldeodv
C. O. Dunbar
Hrighton
Nepal
Joan Miller
Yderiad
H. L. Wyse
Wayland
Firestone Rattery
Washington Oi Company
Wm. Reiner
Lady S$ Brown
HUT Pont
Rukener
Des Moines Co
Henderson Co
Dee N. Lewis
Danville
Dixie Gas
POR
Evergreen Hereford Stock Farm
Jno
D. Adams
Kyle
Washington County
National Farm Loan Assn
Federal Land Bank
Parm
Sidney Moore
Seey
Washington State Bank
Tira Vos
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