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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1927

Page

2

Market News of Chicago Livestock Prices and Receipts

Chicago market report lists hogs with receipts 18 000 and mixed demand as top hog prices reach 10 65 with varies in 170 to 220 lb lots. Cattle receipts 3 000 show steadier tone with grass cattle and vealers weak, slaughter values across weight classes noted. Sheep receipts 8 000 report fat lambs stronger and ewes steady with feeding lambs prices shown.

Chicago Livestock Chicago A. H Harry) Herbold Pritchard Commission CO. Union Stock Yards Washington County

Chicago Cash Grain Wheat Price Report

Chicago market brief notes cash grain trading with Wheat 1 red at about 1.421 to 1.42 percent quoted on July 15. The item records a narrow price range and movement in the wheat market for that session.

Chicago

Crop price ranges and grades listed for grains and forage

The notice enumerates price ranges and color grades for corn yellow and white oats and barley, with figures for mixed and white categories. It also lists prices for timothy and clover, ranging from 4.50 to 5.00 and 20.00 to 50.00 respectively, across multiple grades or lots.

Timothy

Local residents visit and welcome new baby in Palastine scene

In Palestine Lillian Vondrasek reports social visits across the community. Mr and Mrs Charles Sojka welcome a baby girl Wednesday morning. Nearby families including the Petsels and Vondraseks share Sunday and midweek calls at various homes around Wellston and Kalona.

Palestine Glacys Dorothy Kron Chas. Vondrasek Charles Sojka Albert Petsel Chas. Voncrasek Mary Viasek Elmer Kolosick Wellston Frank Kron Henry Kron Milt Wollrab Chas

Rev J D O Dell buys 17 acre fruit farm near Salem Oregon

The Rev J D O Dell pastor of the Columbus Junction Methodist church for three years has purchased a 17 acre fruit farm near Salem Oregon and plans to leave for Oregon in early September.

Columbus Junction J. D. O'Dell Salem Oreon

Grain and feed ads highlight seed, poultry, and Purina products

Grain and seed offer purple top white globe turnip seed at 10e oz or 3 for 25¢. A homemaker with many chickens and a large garden uses Fly Tox to cut pests and losses. Floyd Banks visits Carey Salt, Dr Hess Fly Spray, and Purina Cow Chow. Purina Chicken Chowder feeds 32 hens averaging 23 eggs daily. Buck Wheat feed stocked.

Floyd Banks West Chester Carey Salt Dr. Hess Purina

Family visit and crop notes from Marion area

The writer and sister Mrs Heller visited north of Marion, describing a pleasant trip and a 80 year old mother. They mention brother in law crops including barley wheat oats and corn, improved by Tuesday rain. Pearl had chick hatching trouble and the author suggests Purina feeds.

Ren Pearl

Family road trip recounts Iowa Illinois farm tours and gatherings

A group travels from Iowa to Iowa City and surrounding towns in a Buick and Ford, visiting Buffalos on ranches and farms, meeting friends in Beavon and Winfield, sharing memories of Illinois towns from 8,000 to 60,000 population. Subscriptions to the Journal are noted and sales ads announced.

Iowa City Kalona Riverside Ainsworth Ford Illinois Union Brighton Coppock Wayland Olds Winfield Beavon Wyman Crawfordsville Havre Home Cottonwood Hill

Local Residents and Visitors Share Summer News

A roundup of local families and guests during a warm week includes Gov. John Hammill speaking at a Louisa County farm bureau picnic and dining with the Molesberrys. Many relatives travel, visit, or announce new births and remodeling projects in the area.

Death Looms For Louis Moberly After Burst Appendix

Highland July 14 Louis Moberly lies at the point of death in Dr Wilsons hospital Riverside after appendicitis worsened. He reached Fred Havel home before collapsing and could not drive his car Mrs Haye and Louis carried him to Dr Wilsons. The appendix had burst days earlier and there is no hope. Meanwhile relatives and friends visit and travel for funeral and family gatherings across the area.

Highland Louis Moberly Dr. Wilson Riverside Fred Havel Ernest Meeks Wellman Jim Starr Wilma Marshall John Path

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