Live Stock Market Report Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices
Hogs total 46 000 with steady tone on better hogs. Sows mix of declines and moves, top weight 236 pounds. Cattle receipts 12 000 calves 8 000, general trade steady to 25 cents lower on most killing classes, good demand for stockers and feeders. Slaughter steers 1300 to 1500 pounds 1459 to 1650, feeders 1200 to 1325, cows 875 to 1200, vealers 1425 to 1700. Sheep 18 000 with lower slip in stockers and feeding lambs. fat ewes 25 cents lower, lambs 1375 to 1500 for good and choice.
Five Reasons for Culling Your Poultry Flock
A community notice explains five goals for culling poultry flocks to boost egg production, raise average flock output, reduce feed costs, provide cleaner spaces for laying hens, and create foundation stock for breeding. An efficient man is available to assist at no charge.
Grain and fat futures steady amid mixed July data
The market shows July and September futures for wheat corn oats rye and lard with scattered percentages and prices. Trading ranges display modest gains in wheat and rye while corn and oats hold near earlier levels and lard remains around 12.50 to 12.92 in July to December contracts.
Toledo Crain Market CLOVER and Related Entries
Domestic old 100 and imp old 1275 appear with Timothy old 269 and Allike dated October 1125. The fragment lists items with values or counts tied to a market ledger and an October entry.
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Toledo
Chicago Cash Grain Prices Report Summary
Wheat prices range from 131 to 188 percent for various grades with hard and yellow classifications, including 2 red 138 to 141 and 4 hard 13114. Corn shows mixed and yellow grades from 98 to 108 percent, with white and SG notes. Oats, barley, timothy, and clover list smaller ranges and unit prices.
Claims Paid by the Farmer Mutual Insurance
Secretary James J. Renda of the Washington County Farmers Mutual Insurance reports payments to numerous policyholders for livestock, barns, houses, and farm assets. Names include John Wagner, Charles S. Zickefoose, Stamp & Bell, J. C. Wesley, Carl Voorhees, E. D. Lowash, Clayde Knapp, Armour Griggs, Helen Kern, Knight Wagner, Frank Greiner, N. W. Sieren, LeRoy Jugenheimer, Jesse Seydel, J. C. Mathers estate, J. C. Mathers and K. A. Mathers, Wm. Te Bockhorst, Roy Kelley, Arthur Lorack, Raymond Lorack, Nordyke Bros. Rubio, and others with varied claims such as livestock, house contents, and barn damage.
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James J. Renda
Washington County Farmers Mutual Insurance Association
John Wagner
Washington
J. Cc
W. R. Cannon
Crawfordsville
Armour Griggs
Helen Kern
Richmond
Knight Wagner
Frank Greiner
Richland
N. W. Sieren
Harper
LeRoy Jugenheimer
Jesse Seydel
Riverside
Mare
Wm. E
Leo Te Bockhorst
Bull
Stamp & Bell
Wellman
Sow
F. H. Johnston
Columbus City
John Hasken
Roy Kelley
Heifer
Arthur Lorack
Cow
Jazz Orchestra Sings in Close Harmony at Graham Theatre
Jess Stafford's jazz orchestra joins Buddy Rogers in Close Harmony a Paramount all dialog and singing production at Graham theatre for three days beginning tonight. Lucan Lukas Clyde Lukas and Art Winters from the Kansas University band share the screen with Rogers while Nancy Carroll stars and Jack Oakie and Skeets Gallagher appear in key roles. Four featured songs mark one of Paramount's early talking pictures with improved sound.
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Jess Stafford
Jazz
Paramount
Charles
Buddy) Rogers
Rogers
Graham Theatre
Jim
Lucan Lukas
Clyde Lukas
Art Winters
University of Kansas
Stafford
Loew State Theatre
Los Angeles
Nancy Carroll
Rosemary
Abie
Trish Rose
Jack Oakie
Richard “Skeets” Gallagher
Godvil
Paramount Audible
Douglas MacLean A Light Comedy Star With Broad Appeal
The article praises Douglas MacLean as a resilient film star with broad audience appeal. It notes his early success in light comedies like Twenty three and a Half Hours Leave and Mary's Ankle and his later shift to farce and light comedy.
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Douglas MacLean
MacLean
Late July Iowa snippets mix farm yields and local humor
Report from friends in Iowa City notes Jesse Marr improving while John Campbell laughs at a failed pipe lighter. Local farmers Chas Scranton and John Wagner report wheat and oats yields per acre around twenty five bushels and eighty one respectively with shipments to East Pleasant Plain. Mrs Hazel Woodburn Willis and Mrs C S Wood visit Washington with friends.
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Iowa City
Jesse Marr
Chas. Scranton
East Pleasant Plain
Hazel Woodburn Willis
Newton
C. S. Wood
Ainsworth
Washington
Language of travel and food puns in a Hudson dispatch
A Lexington Courier note blends jokes about international cuisines with a traveler’s anecdote. Bob West and family of Davenport with Mr W A Stewart of Moline visit Washington on Saturday night to see relatives in Ainsworth and Crawfordsville. Stewart recalls playing baseball with Moline when Pat Leveridge pitched in Washington years ago.
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Bob West
Davenport
W. A. Stewart
Moline, I
Washington
Ainsworth
Crawfordsville
Stewart
Moline
Pat Leveridge
Be the Best Whatever You Are
A reflective line about choosing value in any role, urging effort and excellence in humble positions. The adage encourages pride in small duties and steady contribution, rather than seeking lofty status.
Comedic Titles Shine In Paramount and Fox Theatre Run
The excerpt notes works including The Hottentot Going Up Let It Rain and Soft Cushions for Paramount and Divorce Made Easy from Al Christie. It credits MacLean production and a supporting cast Marie Prevost Johnny Arthur Dot Farley Frances Lee and Jack Duffy. Divorce Made Easy plays at the Fox Theatre.
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Hottentot
Paramount
al Christie
MacLean
Marie Prevost
Johnny Arthur
Dot Farley
Frances Lee
Jack Duffy
Fox Theatre
Indian Creek Social Notes Highlight Corpman Visit
Miss Faith Dunbar reports from Indian Creek as Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Corpman spend Wednesday evening at Carl Corpman’s residence in a neighborhood social update.
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Indian Creek
Mrs
Charlie Corpman
Carl Corpman
Be a Bush or Trail Rise in Everyday Effort
An assortment of aphorisms and local notes mix with musings on effort and identity. The column references teachers farmers and local residents like W. B. Davis, Fred Skola, John Timmerman, and J. F. H. Taylor, plus Mayo Bros. at Rochester. It notes ongoing Journal subscriptions and local business Wolfe Bros. at Dublin store supporting community life.
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W. BE. Davis
Fred Skola
Kalona
John Timmerman
The
Journal Force
Mayo Bros
Rochester
Minnesota
Wolfe Bros
Dublin
Delbert Maxwell and Family Back Washington County Daily
A note thanks Mr and Mrs Delbert Maxwell for their support to Washington county's only daily and what accompanies it.
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Mrs
Delbert Maxwell
Washington County
Indian Creek 4H Club Meets at Dunbar Home
The Indian Creek 4H club gathered at the Dunbar residence on Wednesday July 1. Neighbors report many men are busy making hay or shocking oats. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Josie Rich of Moline, who stayed several days and Jessie Rich accompanied them home. Mrs. Henry Mineart was listed as ill last week. Mrs. Harlow Engle learned from sister Mrs. Swade in Alaska that they would visit Engle’s home in late July.
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Josie Rich
Moline
Jessie Rich
Henry Mineart
Harlow Engle
Mrs. Swade
Alaska
Engle
Park square work near complete in Richland
Streets are finishing and lighting moved to the surrounding area enhancing the public square. Alvin S. Allen, recently released from Rochester hospital, returns home hopeful for better health. Community notices report vacations, picnics, and travel letters among local families and visitors.
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Alva Wagner
Nace
Arizona
Ethel Overman
St. Louis
W. W. Ward
Wm. Harken
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Chicago Livestock
W. S. Reister
Chicago Cash Grain
City
267
H. L. Whittaker
City Feed Yard
OWA Live Stock Commission Company
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
John A. Babcock
W.S. Reister & Sons
Charles S. Zickefoose
Steer
J. C. Wesley
Carl Voorhees
West Chester
E. D. Lowash
J. C. Mathers
Haskins
K. A. Mathers
Raymond Lorack
Columbus Junction
Bee
Wood House
Joe Link
C. EF. Lorack
Horse
Rudolph Stoller
Nordyke Bros. Rubio
Joseph Knotek
James Rirka
C. C. Werve
Jazz Orchestra
Piem
D. F. Macon
John Campbell
Am. Kendrick
J. A. Freshwater
Illinois
Gillies Bros
League of Rations
Hawaii
Hungary
Siam
Venice
Russia
Havana
F. M
Japan
Jamaica
Fiji
Cuba
Java
Sweden
Servia
Denmark
Bosphorus
Kenya
Armenia
Samoa
Genoa
India
Alps
Canada
Spain
Lexington Courier
Douglas Malloch
Harlan J. McCreedy
J. F. H. Taylor
Long Beach
California
Harrison Dodder
Bob
Evening Journal
Young
Boyd Berdo
Gibson Farm
Dempsey & Breitenbach
Iowa
J. D. Dayton
Frank H. Gray
Theodot
C. A. Ruebsam
Dicks Furniture
Washington International Co
Gulbrasen
Mangold’s
Central Park
Hampshire
Keota R
Dunbar
Ida Pickard
Minneapolis
H. M. Allerdice
Ross Crawford
Farson
Sarah Rudolph
Logsdon
Indianapolis
John Greenlee
Gibson
Washington Produce Markets
Anne
Lao
Clip Thompson
Long’s Loan & Investment Co
Johnson Co
J. M. Goodwin
Wilson & Roth
Automobile
C.V. Crull
Bailey
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