Chicago markets show varied hog and cattle movements
Hogs totaled 24 000 with 10 000 direct sales and prices up to 4 90 for top weights. Cattle and calves totals approaching 8 900 and 2 000 with Fed steers and yearlings 25 cents higher, assorted weight ranges with best grades 5.75 to 7.59 for slaughter steers and heifers, veal and stocker cattle also active amid mixed demand. Lambs 8 000 noted slow with bids 25 to 50 lower and sheep 1.25 to 2.75 for 90 to 150 pounds.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Major League Baseball and Train Schedules Update
The page lists mixed train schedules with arrival and departure times and daily freight notes. It also provides National League standings and yesterday’s results with upcoming games including Boston at Pittsburgh Brooklyn at Chicago New York at St. Louis Philadelphia at Cincinnati and several other matchups.
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Egg and Butter Markets Show Shifts in Receipts and Quality
Eggs market unsettled with current receipts 11 to 12 percent and firsts 13 to 14 percent. Butter market easy with receipts 11 584 tubs and varying quality grades. Poultry market strong with mixed species receipts and price ranges. Potatoes on track with arrivals 122 and shipments 581 as market strengthens.
Grain table from Chicago market update
Chicago grain prices list July through December futures for wheat corn and oats with figures showing daily and nearby contract values. The record includes percentage changes and helper ratios across wheat corn oats and flour futures with May and July positions.
Cash Corn Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago market notes mixed corn prices across grades with No 1 yellow at 64.24 cents and No 2 yellow 62 to 64.14 cents. No 4 mixed 69 cents, No 3 yellow 63, No 4 yellow 62.6. White corn at 4 percent. Receipts 260 cars.
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Chicago
White Oak Social Notes List Visiting Mayer Family and Club Gathering
White Oak society roundup notes the Walter Mayer family from Des Moines visiting Homer Mayer. Ernie Johnsons moved from Beliel farm to Rubio. The M. M. club met at the Luers home with 25 ladies and 10 children. Attendees included Mrs Pat Rickard Mrs Martha Mayer Mrs C W Klein Mrs Homer Mayer Mrs Robinson and the Misses Josephine Brown Pegsy Anderson and Miss Mulligan. Mrs Fred Waltman assists her father in Packwood. Keith Daering visited relatives near Peasant Platm. Carl Daering and Roscoe Bennett hosted relatives at Packwood July 2.
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Beliel
Rubio
Worth Noecker
Lloyd Luers
M. M. Club
Luers
Pat Rickard
Marth M Mayer
C. W. Klein
Homer Mayer
Robinson
Josephine Brown
Pegsy Anderson
Mulligan
Fred Waltman
Packwood
Keith Daering
Carl Daerings
Roscoe Bennett
Troopers Rally To Beat Muscatine Elks In 12 Innings
Troop F traveled to Muscatine for a kittenball game against the Elk outfit. The 12 inning thriller ended 12 to 9 after a late Troop rally. Washington crowd of about 1,500 saw the visitors prevail and plan a next game against Mulford Jokers on Cavalry field.
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News Notes Of Our Neighboring Communities
Suburban roundup by the Journal's subscription representative highlights happenings across nearby towns. Local events, small business openings, and community notices are summarized with names of residents and venues where available.
Oats and corn harvest notes in Crawfordsville area
Farmers report good oats cutting east of Washington and strong corn prospects. Harold Swift and Henry Te Bpehorst assist with oats. Marion Glds hosts a car cost story. Wittmer ships three cars of shelled corn at better prices. Funeral crowds for Joe H. Jones draw 1500 to 2000. Zion church area hosts 300 plus cars and visitors from four counties.
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Aimer
Washington
C. Wittmer
Havre
Zion Church
Joe H. Jones
Ainsworth Visit Recalls Community Scenes And Free Attractions
Memory brings a tour through Ainsworth with visits to Phyllis Jean and Charley Stearns. Local figures like Cal Pearson Jesse Pearson Ted Givans and Lee Colton appear amid notes on farming, cemeteries and free town entertainment for about 350 attendees.
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Falk
Ainsworth
Cal Pearson
Charley Stearns
Ted Givans
Washington R. I
For Sale Jersey Cow and Heavy Milking Jersey
Auction or sale notice listing a just fresh four year old Jersey cow for sale and a heavy milking calf option. Contact number 305 and price details appear as R6-40. The fragment also mentions an animal described as 126 t3eod in unclear terms.
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Brighton Social Roundup Sees Many Visits and Travels
A flurry of weekend visits and travels across Brighton and nearby towns. Henry Knerr and family returned from Chicago with relatives visiting J F Frain and Eva Wikoff homes. Des Moines Alma Jackson and Fairfield Wilma Kessel enjoy stays with grandparents. Stout, Keen, Kyle, Brier, and others travel or host guests while Dr. Baker, Koch, and Crandall attend summer plans and hospital visits.
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Chicago
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Webb
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Ohio
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Des Moines
J. F Frain
Wilma
Virginia Kessel
Fairfield
H. B White
Wim. Stout Sr
Amberg
Wisc
Howard Johnson
Clifford
Burlington
Eva Wikoff Wayne Morgan
Rubio
J. F. Frain
K. Keen
Iowa City
Koch
Ray Conrad
Creseco
Lester Willey
Osage
Ad. McCarty
McCarty
Dave McNeese
D. J. Kyle
Bob Kyle
Hod Brier
R. ¢. Bartlett
R. ¢. Bartlett, Mr. Nichols
L .E. White
W. Johnston
del Kyle
Iowa City Hospital
Mr. Kyle
Calves on the Stewarts Farm Draw Talk of Beef
A visitor recounts seeing a fine bunch of fat calves at Jim and Everett Stewart’s farm. Jim muses that one of the calves could yield a steak or roast, reflecting a casual country mood about livestock.
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Everett Stewarts
Regular meeting notes and social hour recap at the hall
The group held its regular meeting Monday evening with good attendance. After routine business, a social hour was led by Mrs. Vera O Conner Mrs. Mary Hopping and Miss Myrtle O Conner. Mrs. Martin Telford returned from Iowa City after a hospital stay for a chicken bone in her throat.
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Mary Hopping
Myrtle O'Conner
Martin Telford
Iowa City
Corbin Crawford Enjoys Free Show at Ainsworths
Corbin Crawford had a good time at Ainsworths free show with lively crowd and casual entertainment. The event highlighted the venue and performer in a relaxed, upbeat setting.
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Ainsworth
I Love that Man opens at State Theater with Edmund Lowe
The new Paramount production features Edmund Lowe as a clever con man in a romance with Nancy Carroll. Robert Armstrong Lew Cody Warren Hymer and Dorothy Burgess co star as the film opens this afternoon at the State theater with a brisk comic melodrama of deception and attraction.
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Dellar
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Nancy Carroll
Charles R. Rogers
Paramount
Robert Armstrong
Lew Cody
Warren Hymer
Dorothy Burgess
Love Excellent in State Film Role with Nancy Carroll
In a state film portrayal, an actress delivers an excellent performance as a crook. Nancy Carroll co-stars, enhancing the crime drama with a stylish and convincing turn as the principal antagonist.
Confidence Man and Dame Romance Beckons
A confident man and a clever dame share a growing romance on the screen as Nancy Carroll leads the pair. The story promises witty banter, charm, and a twist of affection that will charm audiences.
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Nancy Carroll
Yahgan People Face Possible Extinction in Southern Island
The Yahgans are described as the most southern people, living on a southernmost South American island. They are portrayed as endangered, with fears that their community may vanish.
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South America
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