Market NOWS Hogs and Cattle Prices Steady to Lower
Hog receipts 21 000. market opened steady to 10 lower, late trade 10 to 20 lower from Thursday. Prices span choice hogs 11.45 to 11.85 per 100 pounds, sows 9.25 to 11.25, pigs 9.25 to 10.35. Cattle receipts 2 000, calves 1 000. killing classes weak on peddling basis, demand uncertain but some firming for light yearlings. Slaughter cattle ranges 14.00 to 16.75, cows 7.50 to 12.50, vealers 12.60 to 15.25, stockers 9.25 to 13.50. Sheep receipts 7 000. firm trade across ovine classes, lambs 13.25 to 15.85, ewes 4.25 to 7.15, feeding lambs 13.25 to 13.75.
Grain price listing for Chicago market lines
The report lists wheat at 129 percent and 129 percent for corn grade yellow grades ranging from 108 to 110 percent and 106 to 108 percent for a sequence of yellow grades 3 to 6, indicating futures or price indices.
Grain and forage pricing from mixed and white categories
The note lists price ranges for yellow and mixed categories from 10215 to 108%, white levels from 108% to 109%, SG at 7 to 101, and specific values for Qats, Barley, Timothy and Clover with barley 70 to 95, Timothy 400 to 425, Clover 2250 to 2500.
Livestock Receipts Forecast For Tomorrow at Chicago
Chicago July 20 Livestock estimates show tomorrow's receipts of cattle 500 hogs 6000 sheep 3000. Market watchers anticipate active trading as buyers prepare for varied demand across segments.
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Chicago
Hoot Gibson Stars in The Flyin' Cowboy at Fox Theatre
Hoot Gibson excels as a dude rancher in The Flyin' Cowboy now showing at the Fox Theatre. The Universal production features a parachute jump from an airmail plane alongside comedy and action, with Olive Hasbrouck as the leading woman praised as a Western queen.
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Hoot Gibson
Fox Theatre
Universal
Gibson
Olive Hasbrouck
Miss Hasbrouck
East
Loyal Kings Sons and Daughters Hold Annual Picnic
Pleasant Hill correspondent reports the Loyal Kings Sons and Daughters class held its yearly picnic west of the church. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Orville Caldwell and son Billy. Some neighbors attended church in Washington Sunday evening and Raymond Willing hosted a party Tuesday.
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Pleasant Hill
Loyal Kings Sons and Daughters
Orville Caldwell
Billy
Silas Caldwell
Washington
Raymond Willing
Glenn Pratt
Funeral for Uncle Perry Held at Jones Parlor
The funeral for Uncle Perry was held Wednesday morning at the L. A. Jones funeral parlor. Fred Telford was a business caller in Iowa City Thursday. Farmers are busy cutting oats and making hay.
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Uncle Perry
L. A. Jones
Fred Telford
Iowa City
Local Notes From Red Brick July Gathering
Marguérite Herring reports from Red Brick on Saturday activities. Walter Crawford aided John Wayne with his cats, John Caldwell delivered bows to town and shipped them to Chicago, O. E. Babb drives a new car. Mable Sayre and Kathleen Bruty spent the weekend at home and attend summer school at Vinton. Carl Hering cut oats for Mike Fyinn Tuesday.
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Red Brick
Walter Crawford
John Wayne
John Caldwell
Union
Chicago
Carl Hering
J. A. Walker
West Chester
Wellman
C. M. Cross
Clay Woman and Guests Share Sunday Visits
Mrs A J Morgan and Mrs H B Sars gent and Mrs M L Sargent called in Clay. Mrs Florence Woodford hosted the Clay church Missionary society at her home. Mr and Mrs Rob McCaleb entertained guests Sunday including Davis of Belnap Waterhouse families from Abington Brighton and Keota. More locals visited, plans for next club meeting with Mrs Lena Johnson, and various relatives called or traveled in from Packwood Fairfield and Albia. Weather brought more rain delaying oats and haying while town folks prepared for camp and farming chores.
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Florence Woodford
Missionary Society of the Clay
Rob. McCaleb
Davis
Belnap
Lynn Waterhouse
Abington
Max Waterhouse
Brighton
Ira Waterhouse
Keota
McMartin
Tama
Towa
Stannard
A. J. Morgan
Carroll Morgan
Riehland
O. L. Mauser
Geo. Bond
Bridger
Tobban Johnson
Carrie Dickinson
Lena Johnson
James Clark
Packwood
O. EE. Harken
Fairfield
Pleasant Plain
Paul Sandall
John Bender
Lucile
Rubio
G. A. Stannard
Washington
Jack Caldwell
Vivian
Ray
Albia
la Belle Walker
Tewn
Ernest Meeks
Milo
Ruth
Roy
Meek
Myra Meeks
Clay Walton
Earnest Meeks
Orval Meek
Riverside
Wyman Community Club Elects Officers at July Meeting
Mrs. Carl Atkinson hosted the Wyman community club on Wednesday July 11. A large crowd attended and many visitors were present for the annual election of officers. The elected officers include the president and others to be announced.
Why the Automobile Driver Should NOT Use Intoxicating Liquors
Essays from Crawfordsville on why drivers should avoid alcohol. Students argue intoxication impairs vision, balance, and judgment, increasing crash risk and legal penalties. They cite injuries, deaths, insurance impacts, and calls to uphold high standards to prevent accidents and protect others on the road.
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Arlene Lowe
United States
Mary Freda Jones
Columbus Junction
Washington
Local Social Notes and Visiting Guests Report
Mrs. Frank Jamison leads as vice president with Mrs. Hal Huston as secretary and Mrs. Russell Zickefoose as treasurer. Readings by Miss Hazel Kracaw and Miss Pauline Simmons delight attendees. chocolate sundae and coffee served by local hosts.
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Frank Jamison
Hal Huston
Russell Zickefoose
Isabel Carrick
Hazel Kracaw
Mt. Pleasant
Pauline Simmons
Blake Spencer
Newton Davis
Claude McCoy
Joe Davis
Roy Cuthbertson
John
Joan
Chicago
R. J. Jones
Iona
Kenneth
Robert
Town City
Ek. V. Humphreys
Maxine Davis
Olds
Ek. H. Davis
W. L. Graves
H. B. Oldt
Burlington
Lewis Morgan
Pharr
Texas
Mrs Ralph Overholzer and Daughter Visit Columbus Junction
Rural brief notes that Mrs Ralph Overholzer and her daughter were seen in Columbus Junction on a summer day, with no further details given about purpose or events.
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Columbus Junction
Ralph Overholzer
Residents visit kin and attend civic gatherings
Red Oak families visit relatives in Cedar Rapids and Letts Columbus City hosts a Woman's Relief corps picnic and a United Brethren rally. Louis and Mary Johnson host Chicago visitors. families welcome newborn sons and guests from Chicago and Texas. The Rev Emanuel Jassman to speak at the Methodist union service Sunday evening.
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Woman's Relief Corps
Columbus Chautauqua Park
H. Lee Huston
Minnesota
Christian Endeavor Societies
United Brethren Churches of
T. EF. Johnston
Columbus City
Alvin Simmons
Davenport
Bert Lowe
Paul Crossley
H. A. Kreiger
Chicago
J. C. Varner
Seymour
T. N. O'Neill
A. J
Emanuel Jassman
Methodist Church
Elizabeth McWilliams Visits Bernice Anderson
Elizabeth McWilliams arrived from Columbus Junction last evening to be a guest of Bernice Anderson.
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Elizabeth McWilliams
Columbus Junction
Bernice Anderson
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Will Stockman
Todd Wilson
Wilma Ellis
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H. B. Sarsgent
M. L. Sargent
Centerville
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Martha Butler
Red Oak
W. C. Hall
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O. K
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Iowa
Evening Journal
Journal Office
Breitenpeach Celery
Conner’s
Cunningham’s
Lytle’s
Call J. A. Porter
R. L. Badger
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SAILE
Wuuaranteed
Singer
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C. J. Karel
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BUICK
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Chas. Thompson
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Mangold’s
Chrysler
Crandall
Bik
Harold G. White
Toledo
Timothy
Alsike
No. 2Nd Avenue
Elizabeth Canier
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John A. Babcock
R. L. Gibson
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Eggs and Poultry
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