Chicago Livestock Prices Mixed as Hogs Cattle and Sheep Move
Hog numbers total 6 000 with 4 000 direct. hog demand limited to top quality light hogs. Hogs 150 to 175 lb 9.50 to 10.00. 210 to 250 lb 9.10 to 9.35. 280 to 310 lb mostly 9.75 to 9.00. Shippers took 5 000. holdovers about 2 000. Cattle across classes sharply lower. heavy steers 1.00 off. fed yearlings and light steers 25 to 75 lower. grassers 75 to 1.06 lower. Fat cows and butcher heifers 1.00 to 2.00 lower. bulls 1.00 under high time. Sheep 1 000. market nominal. Week 24 000 direct. fat lambs 75 to 1.00 lower. late bulk native lambs 10.00 to 10.25. extreme top 11.35. early sales 10.75 to 11.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Department of Agriculture
Best Rangers
Chicago Grain Receipts and Cash Grain Close Highlights
Chicago and Toledo grain closes note cash and sample grades. Wheat and corn prices, yellow and white corn varieties, oats, rye, barley, timothy and clover bids listed. Toledo documents cash clover and hay values with car counts for wheat corn and oats.
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Chicago
Toledo
Clover Domestic Cash
Prime Choice
Alsike Cash
Hay Timothy
Small Town Socials Show Busy Weekend Visits
Mrs J M Pulver and correspondent notes visits as Mr and Mrs Wendell Pfeifer spent Sunday with daughter Mrs Gilbert Hotle. Several families, including the Carris, McKinstry, Lemley, and Robertson households, hosted or visited relatives in Brighton and Harper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Pfeifer
Gilbert Hotle
Curtis Snyder
Charles McKinstry
George Brown
Charles Lemley
H. T. Carris
John Robertson
Charles Robertson
Brighton
Ralph Kleese
Mae Fleming
Dan
Hazel Little
Glenn Miller
Jim Pulver
J. F. O'Brien
Chicago
Henry Strieger
Harper
Local News Roundup From Havre and Nearby Areas
Mrs Walter Gardner reports Havre notes as families visit Memorial events and social gatherings. Nob le Grace and Francis Witting of Noble visit Brth Wittmer. Sunshine Community club hosts at Wittmer home with good attendance and cheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Schneider
Omer Wagner
Muscatine
John Weerman
Jim Chapman
Charlies
Edwin Neal
North
Washington
Harry Donaldson
Walter Gardner
Forest Donaldson's
Robert Koehler
Fred Zieglowsky
Illinois
Rev
Carter
Des Moines
Pleasant Hill
Charlie Brown
South Dakota
Glenn Beemblossom
Pilot leaps from out of control plane in Caterpilar club test
L P Miller, 36, joined the Caterpilar club after leaping 4,000 feet from a plane that was out of control yesterday. He was testing a new ship and performing flat spins when it failed to recover. The plane was destroyed.
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Council Bluffs
L. PD. Miller
Caterpilar Club
Miller
Notice of Administration in Riordan Estate Case
William T Riordan absentee may have heirs and property in Washington County Iowa. John Riordan files petition seeking letters of administration to N L Tripp and determination of legal heirs and their shares with hearing set for September 2 1930 at 2 PM in Washington Court House. Attorneys notice dates June 28 through August 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Washington County
Towa
William T. Riordan
Jane Riordan
Thomas J. Riordan
Hannah Riordan
Marie Riordan
Anna Lockwood
Robert J. Riordan
Naomi H. Komine
John Riordan
Lloyd Riordan
John P. Clements
Catherine Riordan Clements
Iowa
Michael Riordan
Section Sixteen
Section
Maria Riordan
Catharine Riordan Clements
City of
Washington
Riverside social notes from July visit Iowa City to Chicago
Mrs Anna Brown and son Earl visit cousin Mrs J L Meeks and travel en route to Chicago. George Lord and Leo Linder with families return from Iowa City. Maurice Younkin of Eugene Oregon visits relatives. Mrs Thomas Workman and son Bobbie of Dubuque visit Ingram family. Mary Gertrude Griffin returns from a visit. Sister Mary Bernadette of Des Moines visits St Marys convent. Anton Pola and Custer families spend Wednesday with Mela Sinalra. Funeral services for J R Baschnagel attended in Iowa City.
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Riverside
Anna Brown
Earl
J. L. Meeks
Iowa City
Chicago
George Lord
Ainsworth
Ernest Salladay
Leo Linder
Fred C. Kron
Maurice Younkin
Eugene
Oregon
Mary Bernadette
Des Moines
St. Mary's Convent
Alex Yegry
Anton Pola
Custard
Cedar .Rapids
Mela Sinalra
John Mo‘tet
Adele Baschnagel
Mary
Katherine
Francis Baschnagel
J. R. Baschnagel
County club show linked to state fair trip
The boys and girls pig and calf club tour the county with Frank Reed, state club leader, planning a Washington show on August 19 before prize winners head to the state fair. Col Lo Rinner, Don Ald, and Ralph Benson of Brooklyn, NY visit Washington with the group. Other notes report local visits, fishing, hay harvest pains, and small town happenings.
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Juiyyy
Our County
Frank Reed
Washington
Col
Lo. Rinner
Donald
Mr. Rinner
Ralph Benson
Brooklyn
New York
John Hopkins Universiy
Community letter from Ainsworth readers praises local farming effort
A reader letter from Ainsworth and surrounding areas highlights crop yields including John Samson’s 57 bushels per acre, Swift boys exceeding that, and Keota wheat averaging 34, Augustine near Rubio 50 to 66 bushels per acre. Mentions farmers with hay, alfalfa, and stock shipments. notes local social visits and a call for real names in letters.
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John Samsons
Swift Boys
George ‘Outner
Keota
Tafe Stout
West Chester
Augustines
Rubio
Notable Visitor Frank Macon Says Thanks For Comments
The daughter of a former M and S U agent notes Frank Macon visited town Tuesday handing out Journals and collecting cash. The scribe’s items drew comments, and the writer acknowledges they may have interpreted his remarks as joshin.
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Frank Macon
Harvest News From Hayesville Area Weather and Work Update
Last Sunday near Hayesville saw harvest progress as Richard Yansky works with Alva Heck and expects to finish this week before threshing. A new road 161 is being graded past Charles Loracy. Fern Heck drove to Iowa City with friends for a good time. Tomato prices at Town City reached 10 cents a pound. Heat caused heavy horse losses and most grain harvest relied on tractors. Arthur Lorack and family visited Joe Draker’s home. George Hora of Ainsworth visited Linwood Meek.
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Hayesville
Joe Paterson
Tres Moines
Joe Hotka
Richard Yansky
Alva Heck
Chas. Loracys
Arthur Lorreks
Hickory
Fern Heck
Iowa City
Wesley Prehoda
Town City
Arthur Lorack
Joe Draker
Jeorge Hora
Ainsworth
Linwood Meek
Wayland Socials Highlight Barr and Wittmer Families
Mrs. George Barr and relatives honor Clark Barr and Margaret Barr with a Chicago connection at a Wayland gathering. Nearby visits include Noah Wittmer's family from Mt. Pleasant and plans for a three week eastward trip. Amasa Miller hosts guests from Kansas, Nebraska, Ohio, and Indiana for Sunday activities in Wayland.
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Wayland
George Barr
Clark
Bride
Chicago
Margaret Barr
Everette Monson
C. O. Barr
Ray Baldosier
Merrimac
Merle Green
Elaine
Nellie Loder
Washington
Ray Barr
Gilbert Barr
Fairfield
Peter Koehler
Ainsworth
Russell Davis
New London
Noah Wittmer
Mt. Pleasant
Jersey City
Amasa Miller
Nora and
Bernice Miller
Heston
Kas
Bertha Nitasche
Winsor
Neb
Ferne Miller
Ohio
Olive and
Maynard Wyse
Goshen
Ind
Ervin Reschley
Glen
John Reschley
Amos Wyse
Local Society News and Visitors Across Kalona Area
Miss Myra Neff remains ill after a hand blister infection but shows improvement. Aldrich cafe sold to L B Hollingsworth and family of Winfield who took possession July 12. Many relatives visit or dine with local residents including Zehr, Saltzman, Elder, and Alston families. Roy Roth breaks his arm jumping from a truck. Dr J R McKirahan travels to Grand Island for father’s visit and later suffers pleurisy. several families return from California and Iowa visits. Birth announced for Russell Reynolds of Sioux City.
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Alia
Alma
Clark ’Brenneman
Kalona
Myra Neff
Ben H. Neff
L B Hollingsworth
Winfield
Aldrich Cafe
Gayle
Fannie Zehr
Eli Saltzman
Ruth
Jean
Mary Beth
Ardith Ann
Davenport
Sam Elder
John
Wilma
William Alston
Lyle Zehr
Edwin Saltzman
Orus Boshart
Jimmy
Allen Wenger
Mrs Duncan
Miles Payne
Nina
C. C. Barr
Washington
Roy Roth
J. J. Roth
Willis Rich
Mary Low
Helen Hiebert
Newton
Kas
C. K. Schantz
J. R. McKirahan
Grand Island
Neb
McKirahan
Rev. Shuman
Jim Benda
Russell Reynolds
Sioux City
Reynolds
Charlene Ven
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Glau
Colonial Club
Lemmon’s Pharmacy
J. M. Pulver
Havre
Maplegrove Chad
Wich
Andy Blattner
Maplegrove Chadwick
Lagos
Chicago International
Claude T. McCoy
Crawfordsville, Iowa
Geo. B. Baker
E. C. Eficher
Emily lLorack
R. 1
Chas Havel
Melvin Havel
Darlene
Frank Hora
Hiram Johnson
Boy Hood
Fern Cliff
Hiram
Richard Peters
Columbus Junction
Dougherty’s
Garret Peterson
Jap Bidwell
W. J Brooks
Lander
Mr. Macon
Cc. O. Greenwood
Mr. Greenwood
John Nickerson
Fred Palmer
Henry Menefee
Daugster
Crawfordsville
Frank Courtney
Sn Wyman
Wyman
Ian
James George
James
J M. Lord of
W. Soukun Ainsworth
Evening Journal
Dick's
Graham Theatre
Town Avenue
J. Care
France
Wright
Oetjen Seed Store
Frank H. Gray
London
Arthur Henderson
Inter-Parliamentary Union
House of Lords
Henderson
Fort Dodge
Wahkonaa Silver Fox Fur Company
Here
John M. Schapp
W. B. Hargraves
Watertown
Albert L. Johnson
West Sixth Street
Geo. Young
Will
Chandler
Cadillac
Sweet Motor, Company
Gtsat
Greod
Ezra Wittmer
Iowa Aviienne Garage
Washington Produce Markets
Rena i
Iga
Iowa Live Stock Commission Co
John A. Babcock
W.S. Reister & Sons
Reister Creamery Manufacturers
Hone
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